David- 25 Feb, 2020
Stereolab - Aluminum Tunes: Switched On Vol 3 (1998)
If you think my time listening to Stereolab is fully exhausted, then think again. This compilation from 1998 is a real cracker.
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David
- 22 Feb, 2020
Stereolab - The Groop Played Space Age Bachelor Pad Music (1993)
There’s more tambourine playing by Laetitia Sadier than actual singing on this record. Apparently she was sick and didn’t get much studio time so the band just played on.
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David
- 20 Feb, 2020
Stereolab - Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (1999)
An end-of-century pre-millennial masterpiece. Letitia Sadier and Mary Hanson are on their best collaborative form, harmonising/counter-harmonising beautifully. The horns introduced in Dots and Loops are more prevalent throughout on this record and there’s a few avant guarde moments in the mix as well.
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David
- 18 Feb, 2020
Martin's Session - Feb 2020
The themes were: _Remaining, Or returning - e.g. bands that have never broken up, or have reformed, or members who’ve left and come back, Leaving - E.g. bands that have broken up, or band members who’ve left to forge new careers , Gone For Good - E.g. someone from the latest crop of rock, etc, deaths _
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David
- 13 Feb, 2020
Stereolab - Oscillons From The Anti-Sun (2005)
While I’ve replaced ALL of my Stereolab CDs over the last 12 months with astoundingly well remastered and plump-with-music, vinyl editions, I won’t be getting rid of this rare 3CD/1DVD compilation anytime soon.
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