Yes, delivery seems a bit delayed for the CD. Will there ever be a vinyl pressing? Dunno…
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Right…as my old and dear friend Calvin used to say
“Let’s talk about where we live”
PiL Metal Box first issue…METAL 1:
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Just found this in a charity shop. Huge fun!
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Oh i see, kevster said it was out last friday, Juno have it listed for the 11th
Looks and sounds interesting, only one track to stream for now, full album soon come from Mr Bongo
A cinematic musical journey that plays out like a long-lost soundtrack (think cult B-movies of the 60s and 70s); 'The Children of Scorpio’ was formed from Paul’s love of a myriad of genres; from European library music, acid folk, psych-funk, vintage soundtracks and the contemporary breaks scene. The album draws on iconic classics such as the masterful cinematic funk of Lalo Schifrin’s ‘Dirty Harry’, Ennio Morricone’s 'Vergogna Schifosi’ and Luis Bacalov’s 'The Summertime Killer’, to name but a few. You can also hear the folk sounds of Mark Fry’s iconic ‘Dreaming With Alice’, the Britsh folk-jazz of The Pentangle and the David Axelrod-produced ‘Release Of An Oath’ by The Electric Prunes, woven into the cultural tapestry of this gem. The influence of these vintage productions of the 60s and 70s is evident; however, it could be argued that there’s also echoes of the funkier psychedelic moments of bands such as The Stones Roses and The Charlatans, alongside contemporaries such as The Heliocentrics and Little Barrie, thus giving the album a broader crossover potential beyond the world of crate digging and vintage soundtracks.
Charlie Haden Private Collection No 2 / 1993 naim / Austria promo CD / naimcd006
After playing the excellent No 1 earlier, I couldn’t resist giving this a spin too.
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The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers.
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Followed by the 3LP set?
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No turntable here, and besides it’s all on the 2 CD’s.
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I was joking. I have the original CD’s which my dealer gave me way back when. The vinyl edition is very good too if you have a TT.
I also really like None But The Lonely Heart with Chris Anderson on CD, dont think Naim did a vinyl edition of that.
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Hard to tell… 
They did.
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1974 - Herbie Mann - London Underground
- Alto Saxophone – Ian McDonald
- Bass – Al Gorry, Calvin “Fuzzy” Samuels
- Drums – Aynsley Dunbar, Robbie McIntosh (2)
- Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Albert Lee
- Flute, Alto Flute – Herbie Mann
- Guitar – Mick Taylor
- Keyboards – Pat Rebillot
- Percussion – Armen Halburian
- Violin – Stéphane Grappelli
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