On another Astral plane from the 70s Boston free jazz scene - LP version.
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Looks interesting. Cheers!
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On CD:-
Mahler Symphony No. 5 - Bernard Haitink - Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam
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Been a while since I listened to some of Eric Steckel’s earlier releases.
This one is Feels like home from 2008.
Siouxsie and the Banshees - The Scream
1978 UK Original Pressing
A Post-Punk masterpiece. The record is still very fresh, sounds fantastic. One of the most important records of this period, you can hear the influence of Patti Smith, but it’s a bit rougher. Just enjoying it
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Frankie Archer - Oxford City. Single from her forthcoming EP, Never So Red. Northumbrian folk with contemporary touches. Interesting and refreshing. Her version of Close the Coalhouse Door is quite chilling.
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Paul McCartney. Band on the run.
Not because a lot of people have been playing it, not even because it’s a great album but because I’ve had the words to Let em in going round and round in my head.
Someone knocking at the door ,
Somebody ringing the bell,
Do me a favour,
Open the door,
And let em in.
And yes, as I found out, it’s not even on this album.
Been one of those days
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My copy just arrived.
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I was about to point out that it’s not on the album, so more fool me for not reading the post all the way through. Anyway, when I saw McCartney last year, he seemed to suggest that Let 'Em In was about the plight of migrants and refugees. But maybe I was the last person in the world to realise this.
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Air - Talkie Walkie
I’ve learnt something, I always thought it was the other way round. Had to look twice at the CD case.
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No you weren’t; I’ve just learnt having read your post 
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Mine hasn’t. 