Reaquainting myself with Sparks at the moment. Remember being completely blown away by This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us on release. Core.
2010 vinyl release…
More Nico to bring the day to a close.
A baroque-gothic icy beauty of an album.
Eno, John Cale and Phil Manzanera lending a hand.
Nico
The End
Island first press 1974
Mrs R’s book group were here tonight, so I retreated to the nearfield system downstairs and played a few favourites. Started with this:
Moved on to:
Then:
And finished with this;
System was singing, what a lovely way to spend an evening.
I don’t remember the last time I even looked at the charts. I still listen to new music, as well as older stuff. It is just that the charts don’t seem relevant anymore. I stream most of the music I listen to, but I don’t think my streams or those of others should impact the charts.
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust - CD (1972)
David Bowie’s landmark album ‘Ziggy Stardust’ was celebrated on this day 27/03/2012 with a blue plaque in central London. Spandau Ballet star Gary Kemp, unveiled a plaque at the spot where the cover of the 1972 release was shot. The location in Heddon Street, just off Regent Street, is now a pedestrianised area brimming with bars and restaurants.
picked up in a charity shop - lovely recording
Palestrina’s song of songs on Linn cd
Very nice before out the door to work
Camille Saint - Saens - Carnival Of The Animals - Narrated by Johnny Morris
Shelagh McDonald - Album (1970). Fairport/Pentangle fans apply within.