And a great pressing too!
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Gem of an album😊
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Teeth of the Sea | Highly Deadly Black Turantula | 2015
One of my favourite contemporay prog rock / prog metal bands. They are London based so I was very lucky to have caught them live twice at some dives i don’t remember on my very rare visits back to the smoke.
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Made the mistake of listening to the news whilst preparing supper. Amagideon came to mind so listening to Bunny W’s Blackheart Man. Stone cold classic.
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Love that album. I feel the need to add it to the playlist!
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Don’t be square (be there)!
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It’s dog eat dog eat dog eat dog eat … leapfrog the dog and brush me daddy-O
Yeah, they don’t make em like that anymore 
class act!
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Bob Dylan. Empire Burlesque.
When I bought this on release it took me a while to like but after over 30 years I love it.
And if I could be so bold I will dedicate track 6 to @Pete_the_painter
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Consigned to the study by Gardener’s World but happy listening to this fab Chris Potter live at the Village Vanguard on CD rip. Ace band: Craig Taborn (keys); Scott Colley (bass) and Marcus Gilmore (drums).
Got several of his studio albums but they never seem to lift-off, this most certainly does!
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Not played that for a while. Must line it up.
I sure have seen him live but not sure where, not sure when and not sure who he was supporting
I’m sure he was very good though.
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Milos Karadaglic. New album. Lovely.
“The celebrated artist, born in Podgorica, who is leading the renaissance of classical guitar, begins a new chapter in his brilliant career with his first album for Sony Classical. It is a selection of baroque works specially arranged for guitar - solo and in collaboration with Jonathan Cohen and his ensemble Arkangelo.” Review
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UK first press vinyl. I don’t listen to Moz and co. too much these days but whenever I do I’m reminded that they were a phenomenal band. All four of them.
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Started with Broadsword and the Beast, then migrated onto this. I’ve had this same album since it was released nearly 40 years ago, and it still sounds well made. There’s a degree of ‘in-period’ synth sound of course. I associate this with the Christmas holidays from university, particularly ‘Looking for Eden’ on side 2. I always visualise the cover of Aqualung as the ‘old dosser lurching down Oxford St.’
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