What Are You Listening To Now?
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Untitled #4 - The Twilight Sad
an unreleased song taken from the forthcoming "Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters" reissue...
https://soundcloud.com/fatcatrecords/un ... -1/s-zB8uh
an unreleased song taken from the forthcoming "Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters" reissue...
https://soundcloud.com/fatcatrecords/un ... -1/s-zB8uh
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mc wrote:Untitled #4 - The Twilight Sad
an unreleased song taken from the forthcoming "Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters" reissue...
https://soundcloud.com/fatcatrecords/un ... -1/s-zB8uh
bit gutted that this reissue is only on vinyl!
are you going to any of the 'Fourteen Autumns..' gigs?
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Me too, but if I can get hold of a copy I'll be buying it for sure. Fingers crossed for a download code...angelsighs wrote:mc wrote:Untitled #4 - The Twilight Sad
an unreleased song taken from the forthcoming "Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters" reissue...
https://soundcloud.com/fatcatrecords/un ... -1/s-zB8uh
bit gutted that this reissue is only on vinyl!
are you going to any of the 'Fourteen Autumns..' gigs?
I went to the second Glasgow "Fourteen Autumns" gig just before Xmas, and it was absolutely astonishing. James' voice just slays me live, the band was on wonderful form and they did some really interesting readings of the rarely-played songs. And the last encore was "Three Seconds Of Dead Air", which made my year! You're in for quite the treat if you're going to one of the forthcoming gigs
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yup got a ticket for the Manchester date, can't wait! will be interesting to see how they do the more abstract tracks like 'Here It Never Rained', and the title track!mc wrote:Me too, but if I can get hold of a copy I'll be buying it for sure. Fingers crossed for a download code...angelsighs wrote:mc wrote:Untitled #4 - The Twilight Sad
an unreleased song taken from the forthcoming "Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters" reissue...
https://soundcloud.com/fatcatrecords/un ... -1/s-zB8uh
bit gutted that this reissue is only on vinyl!
are you going to any of the 'Fourteen Autumns..' gigs?
I went to the second Glasgow "Fourteen Autumns" gig just before Xmas, and it was absolutely astonishing. James' voice just slays me live, the band was on wonderful form and they did some really interesting readings of the rarely-played songs. And the last encore was "Three Seconds Of Dead Air", which made my year! You're in for quite the treat if you're going to one of the forthcoming gigs
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angelsighs wrote:been checking out the s/t album by Dino Valente. I know him as the sometimes singer of Quicksilver Messenger Service. here he's more in folk troubadour mode.. quite 60's sounding. I am enjoying it.. this fella can sing.
I actually prefer QMS without Dino. The first two LP's and the live stuff, especially in '68 where they hit their peak, are superb and so much more crisp, fluid and packed with muscle. Once Dino got out of jail and returned to the band their sound changed dramatically. To be honest, I have also always struggled with his voice.
For a brilliant loner acid folk album check out the amazing Perry Leopold album. Originals are ridiculously expensive as he only privately pressed a handful and gave most of them away on street corners but it has been reissued brilliantly by Guersen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLn732t4qrE
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Black Submarine - new shores.
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I actually really like Dino's voice. I do agree that it didn't really fit QMS though. and also it kind of tethered them down a bit.redcloud wrote:angelsighs wrote:been checking out the s/t album by Dino Valente. I know him as the sometimes singer of Quicksilver Messenger Service. here he's more in folk troubadour mode.. quite 60's sounding. I am enjoying it.. this fella can sing.
I actually prefer QMS without Dino. The first two LP's and the live stuff, especially in '68 where they hit their peak, are superb and so much more crisp, fluid and packed with muscle. Once Dino got out of jail and returned to the band their sound changed dramatically. To be honest, I have also always struggled with his voice.
For a brilliant loner acid folk album check out the amazing Perry Leopold album. Originals are ridiculously expensive as he only privately pressed a handful and gave most of them away on street corners but it has been reissued brilliantly by Guersen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLn732t4qrE
just listening to that Perry Leopold song.. very nice! 'loner acid folk' is a genre I definitely want to investigate further. there's something about a crystalline acoustic guitar and troubadour-ish vocal that gets me. plus I often need something to cleanse my palate after listening to heavy or noisy music.. and I find modern singer songwriters totally lacking in substance.
another 'acid folk' rarity I was reading about recently was Damon- Song of a Gypsy. apparently very few copies pressed originally. then became a bit of a 'lost classic'. recently reissued. however I'm not really feeling it. some of the fuzzy guitar tones are nice but finding it a bit too melodramatic. plus the sleeve is awful!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV4lSgESGXc
I think sometimes these things can become 'lost classics' just by virtue of rarity, but the reality is not that great..
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same here.. Explosions in the Sky are one of my favourite bands (I know people complain they are a bit samey but people such as Wooden Shjips seem to get a free pass for that..) and my fave Mogwai album may just be Cody. so you do the matholan wrote: To be very honest, the album is the least interesting of their efforts IMHO. The early stuff which is really just a bunch of portastudio feedback manipulations is far more interesting/original. I do really enjoy the bass guitar and drum sounds on this album. I'm a sucker for brooding, descending, basslines and sparse tribal drumming.
which of the early Sora Shima stuff do you recommend?
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Angelsighs, "Song of a Gypsy" is an awesome album! Originals of this are also way out of most people's price range but again, Guerson put this out and did a beautiful job with art/thick gatefold textured sleeve, 180gm vinyl etc. I think they were ltd. ed. at the time of reissue so even it might be pricey. I have both these albums (Leopold & Damon) on both LP & CD. If you want send me a PM and I can hook you up with mp3.angelsighs wrote:
another 'acid folk' rarity I was reading about recently was Damon- Song of a Gypsy. apparently very few copies pressed originally. then became a bit of a 'lost classic'. recently reissued. however I'm not really feeling it. some of the fuzzy guitar tones are nice but finding it a bit too melodramatic. plus the sleeve is awful!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV4lSgESGXc
I think sometimes these things can become 'lost classics' just by virtue of rarity, but the reality is not that great..
Also, while not 60's but still well worth checking out are Bobb Trimble's albums, which were recorded in the 80's but sound as if they could have been recorded in '68-72. Elliott Smith was clearly inspired by the Trimble records.
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What? Where? Seems to me that it's about time for them to send out a digital copy to everyone who pre-ordered way back in October of 2013. Fucking hell.spunder wrote:Black Submarine - new shores.
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I followed the Pitchfork link to Spz+Kid Millions on Soundcloud and then left it running, and fell upon this:
https://soundcloud.com/solar-motel-band ... 09-13-2013
which I'm liking a lot on a first listen! A quick search showed me a couple of yous having Chris Forsyth - Solar Motel in their 2013 quick albums, but I don't think it was much talked about.
This live recording is absolutely fab, mostly instrumental, it's not especially heavy, but guitar-driven psych or whatever you want to call it It really should appeal to quite a few people posting here.
https://soundcloud.com/solar-motel-band ... 09-13-2013
which I'm liking a lot on a first listen! A quick search showed me a couple of yous having Chris Forsyth - Solar Motel in their 2013 quick albums, but I don't think it was much talked about.
This live recording is absolutely fab, mostly instrumental, it's not especially heavy, but guitar-driven psych or whatever you want to call it It really should appeal to quite a few people posting here.
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White Hills- Live At Roadburn 2011, not sure if this their whole set but I`m loving it anyway,
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Rev Brown, that first song, especially. Damn!
http://youtu.be/HvjdecN9Uno
http://youtu.be/HvjdecN9Uno
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Can't stop listening to the Mississippi space program song... so frigging pretty Also been listening to the cut copy cover too since it's in a sort of similar vein. Does anybody have a digital copy of the "bay of pigs" song from the mexican summer booklet? There's an excerpt of it here
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Let's just say putting a few keywords together in google got me a free copy....I have pledged for the deluxe edition so don't feel to bad about it. It hasn't knocked me out yet but it does seem to be slowly working its magic.....it is rather too polished for my liking and Jonesy is mixed far too low for much of it and there is no real rock n roll to it but....... there are some real moments of beauty. I think it might sit at home on Kompact or ECM for some reasonTheWarmth wrote:What? Where? Seems to me that it's about time for them to send out a digital copy to everyone who pre-ordered way back in October of 2013. Fucking hell.spunder wrote:Black Submarine - new shores.
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The Aliens- Luna LP. This vinyl sounds absolutely superb. I have to remind myself a few times a year.
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"Where I stand is only three miles from space ..."
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Nice one! I shall have to give this a listen tonight now that you have reminded me about it. Astronomy for Dogs is excellent too!spzretent wrote:The Aliens- Luna LP. This vinyl sounds absolutely superb. I have to remind myself a few times a year.
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Eight Rounds Rapid, a Southend-On-Sea four piece who supported Wilko Johnson on his farewell tour last year. His son plays guitar, similar style and they do have a Dr Feelgood vibe but more punky and Wire like at times. I saw them play my local on Saturday night and was transfixed. Great video for their song Channel Swimmer filmed on the seafront here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mWQEIClYpk, been playing it a lot along with their 7" Writeabout / Steve. Really exciting band.
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okay, maybe I'll give it another try! my expectations may have been raised too much by the hype about a lost classic!redcloud wrote:
Angelsighs, "Song of a Gypsy" is an awesome album! Originals of this are also way out of most people's price range but again, Guerson put this out and did a beautiful job with art/thick gatefold textured sleeve, 180gm vinyl etc. I think they were ltd. ed. at the time of reissue so even it might be pricey.
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Individual tracks up on youtube as well.spunder wrote:Let's just say putting a few keywords together in google got me a free copy....I have pledged for the deluxe edition so don't feel to bad about it. It hasn't knocked me out yet but it does seem to be slowly working its magic.....it is rather too polished for my liking and Jonesy is mixed far too low for much of it and there is no real rock n roll to it but....... there are some real moments of beauty. I think it might sit at home on Kompact or ECM for some reasonTheWarmth wrote:What? Where? Seems to me that it's about time for them to send out a digital copy to everyone who pre-ordered way back in October of 2013. Fucking hell.spunder wrote:Black Submarine - new shores.
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A.R. Kane "i" LP.
I used to get so upset when my employees would play this all the time in the shop. Its been at least 20 years since I listened to it and it sounds pretty damn good right now. Maybe now I am ready for it. Not so otherworldly anymore.
I used to get so upset when my employees would play this all the time in the shop. Its been at least 20 years since I listened to it and it sounds pretty damn good right now. Maybe now I am ready for it. Not so otherworldly anymore.
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Monster Magnet - TAB 25
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Prince's Chaos & Disorder.
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The Masters Apprentices - "Choice Cuts".
Brilliant album from start to finish but, side A, in particular, is phenomenal. Early 70's heavy rock at its best and most delicious!
Brilliant album from start to finish but, side A, in particular, is phenomenal. Early 70's heavy rock at its best and most delicious!
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Captain Beyond - s/t (1972)
Re-discovering this one and it sounds better than ever.
Re-discovering this one and it sounds better than ever.
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reading Alice Echols bio of Janis Joplin which has successfully led me to become obsessed with her *swoon* and Big Brother and the Holding Co....so it's them nonstop at the mo...Great White Guru on the Lost Tapes and Hall of the Mountain King (visuals on youtube) are amongst the awesomeness i am enjoying...never appreciated how amp shreddingly heavy they were before....
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Carlton Melton- Four Eyes, man I love this mini LP/12" ,
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Julian Cope - Autogeddon
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Had this on yesterday too.... superb!niamhm wrote:Carlton Melton- Four Eyes, man I love this mini LP/12" ,
This has got to be one of his most under-rated albums ever. The wonderful S.T.A.R.C.A.R. is just sublime!mc wrote:Julian Cope - Autogeddon
Forgot to add my listenings when i added this post:
Carlton Melton - Photos of Photos (never tire listening to this)
Cush - Various (my favourite new band)
Mercury Rev - Yerself Is Steam/Lego My Ego (stone cold classic!)
Eat Lights Become Lights - Autopia (rekindling my love for motorik!)
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Absolutely! There are so many gems in his catalogue it's hard to know where to start. I'm listening to "Odin" right now, and I fancy a bit of "Black Sheep" afterwards...Laz69 wrote:Had this on yesterday too.... superb!niamhm wrote:Carlton Melton- Four Eyes, man I love this mini LP/12" ,
This has got to be one of his most under-rated albums ever. The wonderful S.T.A.R.C.A.R. is just sublime!mc wrote:Julian Cope - Autogeddon
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Compiled a list of Boo Radley's tracks for a friend of mine while reminiscing about things... makes a really nice little playlist.
The Finest Kiss
Losing It (Song For Abigail)
Leaves & Sand
Butterfly McQueen
Lazarus (12" version)
Don't Take Your Gun To Town
What's In The Box (See What You Got)
C'Mon Kids
Bench AT Belvidere
Room At The Top
Wallpaper
Ride The Tiger
Get On The Bus
Paradise
Wilder
Easily one of my all time favourite bands. Their consistency and diversity always astounded me and Martin Carr is a massively under-rated guitarist. Some of the sounds and tones he produced were just incredible, not to forget his formidable song writing abilities.
The Finest Kiss
Losing It (Song For Abigail)
Leaves & Sand
Butterfly McQueen
Lazarus (12" version)
Don't Take Your Gun To Town
What's In The Box (See What You Got)
C'Mon Kids
Bench AT Belvidere
Room At The Top
Wallpaper
Ride The Tiger
Get On The Bus
Paradise
Wilder
Easily one of my all time favourite bands. Their consistency and diversity always astounded me and Martin Carr is a massively under-rated guitarist. Some of the sounds and tones he produced were just incredible, not to forget his formidable song writing abilities.
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Interesting list....Everything's Alright Forever is an astonishing record....so so so underrated. The guitars on that are monsterous. I sort of lost interest after that album, although that Lazarus EP is pretty amaze...Laz69 wrote:Compiled a list of Boo Radley's tracks for a friend of mine while reminiscing about things... makes a really nice little playlist.
The Finest Kiss
Losing It (Song For Abigail)
Leaves & Sand
Butterfly McQueen
Lazarus (12" version)
Don't Take Your Gun To Town
What's In The Box (See What You Got)
C'Mon Kids
Bench AT Belvidere
Room At The Top
Wallpaper
Ride The Tiger
Get On The Bus
Paradise
Wilder
Easily one of my all time favourite bands. Their consistency and diversity always astounded me and Martin Carr is a massively under-rated guitarist. Some of the sounds and tones he produced were just incredible, not to forget his formidable song writing abilities.
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Love the boo radleys, giant step is a masterpiece.
The one song i'm missing from your list is 'martin, doom it's seven o'clock', love that song
The one song i'm missing from your list is 'martin, doom it's seven o'clock', love that song
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Ah Laz...how could you leave out Barney and Me? I'd have put Kaleidoscope and Catweazle in there too
Nineteen...Nineteen...Six Five
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Haha... so many great tracks to choose from, i know, but i just had to go with what i had to hand.
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I've just finished my first listen to Tomorrow's Hits by The Men. It is their first LP recorded in a studio, but still keeping very much to the lo-fi ethic. My initial impression is that it is a really very good record indeed.
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The Chambers Brothers - "New Generation"
One of the best soul rock albums recorded? Possibly. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon. Great album art too!
One of the best soul rock albums recorded? Possibly. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon. Great album art too!
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For those who were into Kosmischer Laufer, there's a second LP coming out. First two tracks here -
Really really liking the 10 minute one a lot.
Also, listening to the new Cult of Dom Keller album now after posting a thread about it... seems pretty rad so far.
Really really liking the 10 minute one a lot.
Also, listening to the new Cult of Dom Keller album now after posting a thread about it... seems pretty rad so far.
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Roky Erickson
Love To See You Bleed
Swordfish Records 1992
along with the other Swordfish comp which i always call Cold Night... this is as good as i've heard for 1980s tracks
Love To See You Bleed
Swordfish Records 1992
along with the other Swordfish comp which i always call Cold Night... this is as good as i've heard for 1980s tracks
Heavy Tourism
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The Heads: At Last on blue vinyl courtesy of a Mr J. Cope via eBay. It is very, very loud here at the moment
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'pure phase'- it's always the perfect soundtrack to an awful commute. After working a full day near a college on the weekend before st. Patrick's day I need all the zoned-out bliss I can get...
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War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream
Dean Wareham - S/T
Both of these are perfect sunny Sunday morning records when you've been woken up early
Dean Wareham - S/T
Both of these are perfect sunny Sunday morning records when you've been woken up early
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The Home of Drone
The Home of Drone
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Never bothered listening to War On Drugs before this album , but I`m finding a lot to like in Lost In The Dream this weekend, great album.Shinesalight wrote:War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream
Dean Wareham - S/T
Both of these are perfect sunny Sunday morning records when you've been woken up early
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i think it's fantastic - much prefer the production this time around and the songs seem stronger too, esp 'red eyes' and 'an ocean in between the waves'. not to sound too much like an old man but it's nice to hear the lyrics this time tooniamhm wrote:Never bothered listening to War On Drugs before this album , but I`m finding a lot to like in Lost In The Dream this weekend, great album.Shinesalight wrote:War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream
Dean Wareham - S/T
Both of these are perfect sunny Sunday morning records when you've been woken up early
the dean wareham album is great. can't get over how good holding pattern is...
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Babybird- Bad Shave
Field Mice- Snowball
Stooges- Fun House
Field Mice- Snowball
Stooges- Fun House
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The War On Drugs - Lost In The Dream
Just put it on for the first time; halfway through track 1 just now and enjoying it a lot. I've been looking forward to this for a while
Just put it on for the first time; halfway through track 1 just now and enjoying it a lot. I've been looking forward to this for a while
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Lots of Jazz Butcher just now. Guy's back catalogue is really impressive, but some songs are just outstanding!
(featuring the one and only Sonic Boom on feedback guitar!)
(featuring the one and only Sonic Boom on feedback guitar!)
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Zephyr - Sunset Ride (1972)
Tommy Bolin had departed by the time they recorded this LP so, it is often overlooked. But, Candy Givens' voice is at its most controlled and the rest of the musicians are equally top notch.
Tommy Bolin had departed by the time they recorded this LP so, it is often overlooked. But, Candy Givens' voice is at its most controlled and the rest of the musicians are equally top notch.
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Working my way thru the Fall catalogue this weekend. Have lots of catching up to do - only got this far so far:
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I'll be interested to hear what you think of it. I remember the first time i heard that. after all the hype about them being some life-changing band and that probably being their best album... i remember hating itrunaway wrote:Working my way thru the Fall catalogue this weekend. Have lots of catching up to do - only got this far so far..
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Oh, I've liked it for years but it is not my favorite. I like This Nation's Saving Grace and the other "Brix-era" albums the most.
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My absolutely favourite Fall Album. Lay of Land is an total killer....
I hope the feckin' image thing works!
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interesting...i think i need to give these a go then. To be honest i think Hex just sort of put me off them at the time, though it sounds much better to me now. I'll check out wonderful and frightening world album too. cheers for the recommendations - there's too many Fall albums to choose from!runaway wrote:Oh, I've liked it for years but it is not my favorite. I like This Nation's Saving Grace and the other "Brix-era" albums the most.
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+1 for This Nation's Saving Grace. IIRC that is the one with Gut of the Quantifier on it. Careful with chasing The Fall back catalog though, there are millions of LPs and compilations to get. Out of the whole back catalog, the Peel Sessions box is probably the most played item. It is fantastic and features a wonderful tune called 'Australians in Europe' which I still use to wind my other half up with 20-odd years later (she is a shackle-dragger).moop wrote:interesting...i think i need to give these a go then. To be honest i think Hex just sort of put me off them at the time, though it sounds much better to me now. I'll check out wonderful and frightening world album too. cheers for the recommendations - there's too many Fall albums to choose from!runaway wrote:Oh, I've liked it for years but it is not my favorite. I like This Nation's Saving Grace and the other "Brix-era" albums the most.
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the peel sessions is like the quintessential fall experience to me
the songs are broken up in chunks of 4 or so, so it can be easier to digest by listening to a session at a time.. lets be honest mark e. smith can be tough after long periods of time
also it covers most of their eras so you get a good sampling of everything
and most of the performances simply outclass the album versions
the songs are broken up in chunks of 4 or so, so it can be easier to digest by listening to a session at a time.. lets be honest mark e. smith can be tough after long periods of time
also it covers most of their eras so you get a good sampling of everything
and most of the performances simply outclass the album versions
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The Fall were flawless during their Kamera years:
Lie Dream of a Casino Soul 7"
Hex Enduction Hour
Look, Know 7"
Room to Live
Their first go with Rough Trade is also fantastic:
Grotesque
Slates 10"
Most of their early albums have been released in extended editions which are flawlessly packaged and presented. Great writeups on the band at that point in time, press snippets, pictures, and will include essential tracks surrounding each particular album.
Lie Dream of a Casino Soul 7"
Hex Enduction Hour
Look, Know 7"
Room to Live
Their first go with Rough Trade is also fantastic:
Grotesque
Slates 10"
Most of their early albums have been released in extended editions which are flawlessly packaged and presented. Great writeups on the band at that point in time, press snippets, pictures, and will include essential tracks surrounding each particular album.
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Just remembered that I had (and still have somewhere) a copy of Room To Live on white vinyl from back when I still had a turntable. Need to get another turntable...
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Bert Jansch - Fresh as a Sweet Sunday Morning
Band of Joy - For What It's worth
Jackson c Frank - Blues Run The Game
Yes I stayed in and watched the tv last night.
Must get out more or less
Band of Joy - For What It's worth
Jackson c Frank - Blues Run The Game
Yes I stayed in and watched the tv last night.
Must get out more or less
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same here. was a great doc on Planty, I love that he has just dabbled in different genres since Zep rather then trading off their name.nogoodboyo wrote:Bert Jansch - Fresh as a Sweet Sunday Morning
Band of Joy - For What It's worth
Jackson c Frank - Blues Run The Game
Yes I stayed in and watched the tv last night.
Must get out more or less
the Bert Jansch thing was good too, although I thought it would be more of a documentary than a concert film.
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Kaleidoscope - Side Trips
Kaleidoscope - A Beacon From Mars
Kaleidoscope - Incredible
I go back to these records periodically and am always blown away by them. What a phenomenal band. I honestly cannot think of any band before nor since that was/is as eclectic, creative or talented as this band.
Kaleidoscope - A Beacon From Mars
Kaleidoscope - Incredible
I go back to these records periodically and am always blown away by them. What a phenomenal band. I honestly cannot think of any band before nor since that was/is as eclectic, creative or talented as this band.
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Cabaret Voltaire Archive 828285 Live
CD box of 3 gigs, 2 in 1982 and one in 1985. Superb stuff. I saw them play in 1982 (32 years ago ). Sic transit gloria mundi and all that sort of thing.....
CD box of 3 gigs, 2 in 1982 and one in 1985. Superb stuff. I saw them play in 1982 (32 years ago ). Sic transit gloria mundi and all that sort of thing.....