Lady Blackburd, black acid soul. Had to do more work this evening. Not much time left in the day. This stellar album is getting me into the right spirit effectively. 
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Radio Garden.
I know I’ve posted this here before, but It’s worth another shout.
Worldwide radio stations, accessed using a fun interface, albeit in fairly low res.
@Dreadatthecontrols … … … Right now I’m tuned into Alpha Boys School Radio … Selecta!
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Just watching this on the ipad and casting via the bluenode.
Magical.
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The Stones - Let It Bleed sacd.
Following a poke in the ribs from @AlanP last week, I don’t seem to be able to stop playing this.
Yes, the sacd really is that good, with the best version of “Gimme Shelter” ever.
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Heard the track ‘Teeth’ as incidental music on a recent tv show so giving them a stream, definite Underworld vibe to them.
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It Bites - Eat Me in St Louis
The last IB studio album with Francis Dunnery. Less prog than Once Around the World, but still a fine album, featuring Still Too Young to Remember.
Here’s a live version of that song:
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Yep, a great, informative read.
Just started this one:
Sounds Like London - Lloyd Bradley.
Hoping it’ll stir a few memories of my time in London, and maybe even mention that club in Canning Town who’s name continues to elude my ageing memory cells.
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I’ve read that too, very good. The Alpha book is a bit special though, the first time to my knowledge that anyone has tried to properly document its remarkable history
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Don’t suppose your encyclopaedic knowledge of London will allow you to identify that early 80s club who’s name I’m missing?
I’m sure it was a girl’s name, and possibly would have been up on North Woolwich Road, Victoria Dock Road, or Newham Way … … … maybe! 
I wish! 
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It is interesting to compile a companion album of the original versions. I think her versions are brilliant.
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