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Yes the DSOM Redux is an enjoyable and interesting new approach. effective bass and paired back drums. I still maintain that if they had got a good singer they could’ve been a really successful group, although Gilmore did improve over the years. Well, worth a listen. One of the great joys of streaming is the breath of stuff you can try.
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You’ve got me going!
Aphex Twin - Windowlicker, 1999
Everyone should check out the video to the title track!
Nannou is also a great tune
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First play:
Jesus And Mary Chain
Barrowlands Live
Deluxe book edition.
Boy oh boy… this live gig recording sounds alive and shows the power of the Chain much better than the (nice as it is but a little flat) Sunset 666 live album. Barrowlands captures the feel of being there. Atmospheric or what…Love it.
(And it has a live version of my favourite JAMC track ever, You Trip Me Up - the original recording of which I played over and over (and again) on its release (12" 45). Sheer overdriven guitar brilliance.)
F-A-B.
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Roger Waters: DSOTM Redux
I’m part way through but have heard enough to break with the consensus here. I doubt I’ll listen to Roger’s beautifully recorded but ultimately musically dull and uninvolving karoke version again, when the original masterpiece is just a click away.
Edit - I’ll give Roger credit for this version of Money, which managed to convey the song in a very dark and almost threatening way that I found equal parts impressive and uncomfortable.
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CD - Glossa 2008 : )
Emma Kirkby - soprano
Labyrinto:
Paolo Pandolfo - bass & onor viols, direction
Guido Balestracci - bass & tenor viols
Juan Manuel Quintana - tenor viol & consort bass
Alba Fresno - consort bass
Eduard Eguez - theorbo, lute, bandora, guitar
Recorded in the Church of Sornetan, Switzerland in December 1995
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Rebel Music: An Anthology of Reggae Music
Fabulous 1979 compilation from Trojan, featuring Big Youth, Dennis Brown, Leroy Smart, Gregory Isaac, Peter Tosh, Horace Andy and more.
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I absolutely agree @Isca_Dumnoniorum 
I love „October“ 
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When U2 was still U2, especially for @Isca_Dumnoniorum
This is an original German pressing, but actually I am listening via Alexa during breakfast. Will spin it later
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Creation Rebel. Rebel vibrations.
Originally bought on vinyl.
Used to wear a button badge but can’t remember if it came with the album or whether bought separately at one of their concerts. Probably still got it somewhere.
And unlike concert T. Shirts it would still fit.
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@Charles64 …a few more of the Beach Boys collection. I missed out Mike Love and Bruce Johnston previously. Centre bottom row is Stephen Kalanich cd with Brian Wilson. The bloke in the photo is me 21 years ago and BW signing my programme at Symphony Hall Birmingham, the signature on the photo is BW also at SH a few years later.
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here it is, er, ‘in the flesh’ as it were.
