Murcof. Remembranza. 2005
A great little follow up to the first album.
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My play of it was inspired by the ‘Wood-burning Stove…’ thread in the lounge 
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No, not yet! It will have to wait until later now, with the headphones!!
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Sadurn - Radiator
vinyl|2022
First listen. Philadelphia area band. Folk rock. Like it so far, will have to give it a few more listens.
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Cheers! Thanks for the feedback
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Listening to this again - didn’t really get it on first few listens but after reading Prog mag interview/review come back to it and yes starting to appreciate it - there’s quite a depth to it….
Steven Wilson - The Harmony Codex
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John Martyn. Grace and Danger. 1980. Love the 2nd disc with the demos and live versions. Flawed genius at work imho.
- John Martyn - guitar, vocals
- Tommy Eyre - keyboards, synthesizers
- John Giblin - bass
- Phil Collins - drums, backing vocals
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A new hi-res version of Waltz for Debby that is sounding particularly lovely after a red wine fuelled roast dinner
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Wednesday – I Was Trying To Describe You To Someone
vinyl|2020
Indie rock band from Asheville, NC. Enjoy their latest release, so trying their debut.
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I love this album particularly the songs Gilbert O’Sullivan and She Cuts Her Own Fringe.
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‘Redneck Wonderland’ – Midnight Oil
Dug this one out from ‘98. Not the band’s best effort to be honest. I thought they lost their way around this time. But the odd great track buried within, notably the brilliant ‘Cemetery of My Mind’. What do you think @Pete_the_painter?
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