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  • Teeth by Soft Machine
  • I heard her call my name - The Velvet Underground

    Mind blowing sonic distortion and, what's this, necrophilia?
    Nobody else was doing this post Summer of Love

    I don't really care much for Lou Reeds solo career, he never got anywhere near what he achieved with the Velvets imo
  • The Waterboys - Modern Blues
  • Grand magus - grand magus. My colleague clearly has designs on turning me into a doom metal fan. Its working so far
  • edited February 2015
    Jungle - Platoon
    Imagine Dragons - Radioactive
    Child in Time - Deep Purple
    Hard Fi - Better do Better
    That was driving down to The Valley on Saturday.
    Plus a few other tunes too embarrassed to mention!
  • More bullshit from KM.
  • I heard her call my name - The Velvet Underground

    Mind blowing sonic distortion and, what's this, necrophilia?
    Nobody else was doing this post Summer of Love

    I don't really care much for Lou Reeds solo career, he never got anywhere near what he achieved with the Velvets imo

    I would say that his album Berlin can stand up to heights that the velvets reached.
  • Elliot Smith - Either/or
    Elliot Smith - XO
    Elliot Smith - Figure 8
    Elliot Smith - from a basement on the hill

    pretty much having a bit of a session
  • If you leave - Daughter

    Great album
  • I heard her call my name - The Velvet Underground

    Mind blowing sonic distortion and, what's this, necrophilia?
    Nobody else was doing this post Summer of Love

    I don't really care much for Lou Reeds solo career, he never got anywhere near what he achieved with the Velvets imo

    I would say that his album Berlin can stand up to heights that the velvets reached.
    Berlin is a great album
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  • celebrate - simple minds
  • stonemuse said:

    I heard her call my name - The Velvet Underground

    Mind blowing sonic distortion and, what's this, necrophilia?
    Nobody else was doing this post Summer of Love

    I don't really care much for Lou Reeds solo career, he never got anywhere near what he achieved with the Velvets imo

    I would say that his album Berlin can stand up to heights that the velvets reached.
    Berlin is a great album
    I could never get into Berlin ( and I really did try) - all pomp and bathos.
    To me the overblown production is at odds with the sordid minutae of the characters in the story.
    Lou had already covered this ground in single songs where his concise lyrics, not a single word wasted, told you all you needed to know
    Extending the story across an album has diluted the impact and really, the pathetic "story" doesn't stand up to such close scrutiny.
    IMHO.
    The musicianship is great though.

    Ezrin also produced Alice Cooper, but in Alice's case I would argue the big productions worked due in part to Alice's self deprecating humour.

    Having said all that, I probably haven't listened to Berlin since about 1975, so maybe a reappraisal is overdue!
    Sorry for wittering on :-)


  • the new Public Service Broadcasting album, absolute cracker
  • Rothko said:

    the new Public Service Broadcasting album, absolute cracker

    Must check that out, great stuff.
  • The White Stripes-Elephant
  • one of the greatest feelings is finding a band that has completely slipped your attention but you immediately love so much of their work. Helps when they have released 8 albums so you can really indulge yourself. Some might already know this band if not then check them out. a lot of influences in their music - dinosaur jr, Neil Young, modest mouse and pavement.

    Built to Spill
  • Off With Their Heads - Home
    From Indian Lakes - Absent Sounds
  • Interesting Alternative Show - Steve Davis' prog rock programme
  • edited February 2015
    Drove to and from Birmingham today.
    Simple Minds - fave Glittering Prize and Someone, Somewhere in Summertime
    The Script - not my usual listen but played all 21 tracks non-stop and surprisingly calming effect on my driving
  • joy division
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  • Father John Misty - I love you, Honeybear
    Lxury / Deptford Goth - Square 1
  • 'Chrissy Powell, Chrissy Powell, Chrissy Powell'....
  • Saloon - (This Is) What We Call Progress
  • Natalie Prass and Ryan Adams. Still channelling happy thoughts after Friday's wonderful gig
  • The Cure, and the greatest hits thereof.
  • Char,Tim Bogart,Carmine Appice - Live
  • Who, then and now, old git I know, even the fish all bubbled F off in time, loved it.
  • Ultraviolence - Lana Del Rey
  • TelMc32 said:

    Father John Misty - I love you, Honeybear
    Lxury / Deptford Goth - Square 1

    who the heck decides to call themselves " father " is that to be taken literally or has his head got lodged up his rectum?
  • Dharohar Project, Laura Marling & Mumford & Sons
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