David- 02 Oct, 2016
Gavin Harrison - Cheating The Polygraph (2016)
5.1 Surround DVD Audio Having just returned from my overseas excursion to the UK, I’ll be focusing this month on stuff I bought home (and there’s a shit load!
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David
- 02 Oct, 2016
The Cure - Seventeen Seconds (1980)
On newly minted, 2016 remastered 180g Vinyl While not exactly something I bought back from London (I was going to but saw it was cheaper in NZ so I didn’t).
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David
- 07 Sep, 2016
Susie Hug - Tuscon Moonshine (2010)
On a previous trip to the UK (2010) I was busy trawling through the bins at Sister Ray Records and heard this superb album playing.
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David
- 06 Sep, 2016
Black Box Recorder - England Made Me (1998)
London, here we come. On the big 24+ hour flight tomorrow - first stop to Dubai then another 8 hour haul to Heathrow.
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David
- 05 Sep, 2016
The Band - Music From Big Pink (1968)
This is not something I ever listened to in the past. Afterall, I was just a nipper when this came out.
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David
- 04 Sep, 2016
Suede - Coming Up (1997)
I remember seeing Suede on TV whilst on holiday in Hastings around the time of the release of this album (Jools Holland if I remember) and was totally blown away.
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David
- 01 Sep, 2016
Genesis - Selling England By The Pound (1973)
OK here it is. As well as being my favourite record it’s also the most significant, full stop! It’s a bold move I know but this just has so much past history for me, from adolescence through to (apparent) adulthood.
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David
- 30 Aug, 2016
Tool - Salival (2000)
After a day of hearing the “I’m so busy” chant at work (ah diddums!) it’s time for a blow out. Tool live is one of the greatest rock events I have ever experienced.
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David
- 27 Aug, 2016
Blur - The Great Escape (1995)
Still working sequentially through Blur’s massive 21 box. This is their forth record in as many years and follows on from the brilliant Parklife.
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David
- 26 Aug, 2016
The Young Gods - Knock On Wood (2008)
DVD For The Young Gods to make an all acoustic live record is like Nana Mouskouri going death metal. But hey, it works a treat.
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