DavidGreat compilation of unreleased and rarities from those post Bauhaus rockers. Surprisingly psychedelic and slightly bonkers at the same time. Daniel Ash remains a guitar slinging hero to me.
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DavidDTS 96/24 Fantastic remaster by Steven Wilson in all of it’s 70’s glory. Nothing more to say about this exept it’s one of my Desert Island disks.
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DavidThe themes were: Entree: Light Hammond B3, Main: Meaty Brass, Dessert: Sweet and Tasty Wah Wah, Bonus Track
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DavidThis is the reimagined version of the wonderful “Morning Of The Earth” original soundtrack which I raved about a couple of weeks ago.
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DavidIt was Al’s birthday yesterday so thought I’d get into some Di Meola magic this afternoon. While this recording shows it’s age (the keyboards especially sound dated) it’s still a great record to show off his versatility.
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DavidOn Vinyl I felt compelled to play this tonight. The impact is never less than profound.
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DavidThe first thing that struck me was the bottom end coming out of my speakers. What a great sound. It’s pitiful I know, but this is my only Los Lobos record and I am ashamed!
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DavidMy god! “Who loves the Sun” is such a lovely song to start VU’s final “real” record. All this talk about VU selling out doesn’t matter in the scheme of things - it’s still a beautiful thing.
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DavidYou can’t be a passive listener with this! It can lull you into your happy place one moment then punch you in the temporal lobe when you are all nice and cosy.
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DavidSpooky, Eerie and unsettling, this electronic sculpture makes you keep looking over your shoulder as I certainly did as a mid-teen musical sponge.
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