David- 25 Nov, 2020
Trees - Trees (50th Anniversary
“Acid Folk, Folk Rock, Freak Folk, Whatever”. This anniversary edition (currently streaming via Tidal) is another revelatory experience from yester year.
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David
- 24 Nov, 2020
Supergrass - Rarities, Remixes & B-Sides (2020)
This is another magnificent box set comprising of 6x LPs, 13 CDs, a 7’ single, deluxe book, posters and other paraphernalia.
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David
- 23 Nov, 2020
Pylon - Chomp (1983)
A big box arrived via courier today. Now here’s something. I ordered this on Friday morning - it arrived mid Monday morning.
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David
- 21 Nov, 2020
Various Artists - Oriental Rare Groove (2020)
Rare funky songs from the Arabic world. This wonderful compilation is worth the price alone for Omar Khorshid’s version of the late 1960’s hit “Pop Corn” (*)
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David
- 19 Nov, 2020
Pylon - Gyrate (1980)
This is actually my very first listen to this highly revered, post punk band from Athens, Georgia (now hasn’t that been in the news lately?
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David
- 18 Nov, 2020
Various Artists - Deutsche Elektronische Musik 4 (2020)
Soul Jazz Records Presents Experimental German Rock And Electronic Music 1971-83. This is volume four of the absolutely brilliant compilation series of early Krautrock.
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David
- 17 Nov, 2020
St Germain - Tourist (2000)
Everyone should have at least one copy of this on stand by at all times. If you need some background music, it works.
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David
- 15 Nov, 2020
Iggy Pop - Lust For Life (1977)
Iggy looks extremely happy on the cover of this record with a grin a mile wide. Why wouldn’t he? He’d just been thrown a great big life line from David Bowie - who co-writ and recorded this and the preceeding “The Idiot”.
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David
- 13 Nov, 2020
David Bowie - The Metrobolist (2020)
Oh by jingo this is good! The Man Who Sold The World Tony Visconti 2020 Remix! Ronno makes his first appearance following his thrown-in-the-deep-end BBC sessions of 1971.
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David
- 12 Nov, 2020
Mansun - Six (1999)
This record never ceases to reveal something new each and every time I take pleasure in listening to it. (Now that’s a bit spooky, I googled a review of the record and found the following echoing my thoughts.
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