David- 18 Dec, 2017
Bobb Trimble - Harvest Of Dreams (1982)
Trying to write some kind of coherent approbation of this record is nigh on impossible. I’ve tried to make sense of it, I really have.
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David
- 17 Dec, 2017
Yeasayer - All Hour Cymbals (2007)
This wonderfully cheerful, possibly life affirming, record comes courtesy of a random glance at my CD’s this afternoon. It’s Summer, it’s hot and this bigger than life recording does the trick nicely.
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David
- 15 Dec, 2017
Mi-Sex - Graffiti Crimes (1979)
Reviewed previously on 2nd March 2014 A band that certainly jumped on the punk/new wave band wagon back in the late 70’s.
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David
- 14 Dec, 2017
The Belligerents - Science Fiction (2017)
We stayed with our very good friends Maurice and Viv (affectionately known as “Mo & Vi”) in Melbourne recently and immersed ourselves in Aussie culture.
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David
- 13 Dec, 2017
Beaches - Second Of Spring (2017)
Just jumped off the plane from Melbourne (via a Wellington stop over) and brought this double slab of Aussie vinyl back with me.
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David
- 01 Dec, 2017
Tame Impala - Currents (2015)
It’s December already! Off to Melbourne on Sunday for my daughter’s wedding. I thought it more than apt to honour the Aussies with one of their more competent and revered musical eccentrics.
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David
- 29 Nov, 2017
Eminem - The Eminem Show (2002)
I randomised my selection this evening. After causing a recent furore over his rather public disdain for Trump, it’s possibly a good time to revisit.
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David
- 28 Nov, 2017
Robert Plant - Carry Fire (2017)
It was 10 years ago when Robert Plant and Alison Krauss treated the world to a brilliant collection of songs where their rock and bluegrass worlds intertwined.
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David
- 26 Nov, 2017
Nadia Reid - Preservation (2017)
I was completely wowed by Nadia Reid’s first record, “Listen to Formation Look for the Signs”. It was right up there with my favourite records of 2015.
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David
- 25 Nov, 2017
Elton John - Madman Accross The Water (1971)
One of my watershed albums. As a new college entrant I was now getting exposed to proper, grown up music. Despite this, I still slept and ate everything Reg and Bernie produced.
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