David- 30 May, 2017
Beulah - When Your Heartstrings Break (1999)
Wonderful, but short lived, indie alt-country rockers from San Francisco. This record, their second, is just full of magical hooks and glorious melodies.
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David
- 29 May, 2017
Greg Allman - Laidback (1973)
This gem is definitely one of my desert island discs. Without a doubt this masterpiece holds so much significance in my musical journey.
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David
- 25 May, 2017
The Who - Tommy (1969)
Bought the magnificent Tommy Deluxe box while in Wellington recently. I’d skipped it on several occasions as it was just too expensive.
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David
- 23 May, 2017
Martin's Session - May 17
The themes were: Year of Birth, NZ Hits, Anagram Of Dan
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David
- 22 May, 2017
Mew - Visuals (2017)
Mew don’t tend to stream stuff, so this demanded the purchase of their shiny new CD expertly tracked down on my recent trip to Wellington.
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David
- 21 May, 2017
Joe Cocker - Mad Dogs And Englishmen (1970)
I’ve just arrived back from Wellington where we spent a few days and whilst there, I came across this double vinyl remnant from my early years.
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David
- 16 May, 2017
The Magic Numbers - Alias (2014)
I’m off to Wellington for a few days so I immediately reached for The Phoenix Foundation. However, at the risk of being just too obvious, I decided to go for something Wellingtonesque instead.
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David
- 14 May, 2017
Labradford - Prazision (1994)
This was another reference in a recent podcast - in this case the focus was on “Post Rock” music. I’ve always loved ambient-infused rock music that strips any “n’roll” out of the mix.
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David
- 12 May, 2017
Bivouac - Tuber (1994)
Just finished watching (not intentionally I’ll have you!) a bit of the appalling Graham Norton show. On that show was some god awful female Euro-vision contestant who was about to represent Great Britain in that wonderfully relevant competition for the European community (whoops!
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David
- 11 May, 2017
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - Lovely Creatures (2017)
Grinderman at the Coronet, Elephant And Castle, London on October 2nd 2010 was undoubtedly the loudest and most organ eviscerating gig I’ve ever experienced.
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