Three of my favourite bands, Uncle Tupelo, Wilco and Son Volt. I remember buying my first Tupelo record and the shop sticker said a delicious slice of Cow Punk.
Not one I had in the collection. A different ‘80’s sounding’ Dead and a very fine recording make for an enjoyable listen.
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But the sheer sound is magical.
Very nice. Lucky Ones could be Del Amitri.
Thanks for recommendation.
You have great taste! I love Wilco also, saw them with Sonic Youth opening! Wow what a show!
John Lennon - Mind Games, not his best, but still some decent songs to be enjoyed.
Also listing to that one, from Tori, right now…!!!
Agreed,just meant that playing cd of show doesn’t manage to replicate the live experience,the visuals are all important with that show.
Lisa Mills Live At Catt’s Brown Bag
Lisa playing a lovely stripped back set, just her singing and playing her archtop guitar.
Wilco play Glasgow on a regular basis and have caught them 4/5 times, all excellent. I have seen Sonic Youth a few times, the highlight being the Dirty tour supported by Pavement.
Staying with “Johnny Rhythm”
John Lennon - Walls and Bridges.
Its on a regular rotation with me since it’s release, definitely ticks a number of boxes nicely.
Heads up for Beeb 2 tonight.
22.00 :
Phil Lynott - Songs for While I’m Away.
The life and music of the Thin Lizzy frontman, told extensively through the words of Lynott himself.
23.30 :
Live gig from The Regal Theatre in Hitchin, Herts. from January 1983.
12.00 a.m. :
The Irish Rock Story: A Tale of Two Cities.
An examination of how the harder sounds of Belfast merged with the more folk-centric traditions of Dublin.
Nels Cline is an amazing guitarist.
Personally I dont consider them expensive, AAA mastering, RTI pressed, gatefold Tip On Stoughton Sleeves. A lot of love goes into these and at around £35 more than worth it.
I’d rather buy 3 TP’s for the (over) price of say a Mofi One Step or AP UHQR for example.
Enjoy
I wonder how that sounds compared to the Japanese CD version which I received this morning.