DavidI was completely absorbed and inspired to play this following a recent bus commute from Richmond to Nelson. (if I’m honest, the bleakness of this record is warmly welcomed after another day working in that dreadful town they call Richmond!
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DavidI just couldn’t resist picking this beauty out of the forever expanding bins of prestige new records at JB-Hifi (at The Hutt) and adding it to my ever increasing haul of vinyl-worthy, North Island souvenirs.
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DavidI did NOT expect this! A few of those try-hard Psych bands could learn a trick or two from these dudes.
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DavidNot only an underrated band, THE MOST underrated band of all time! I’ve gone on about the poor hand “The Sound” were dealt on several occasions.
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DavidI’m loving listening to compilations and movie soundtracks at the moment. A good soundtrack is often as memorable as the film itself and usually provides an eclectic mix of styles and artists.
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DavidI found this at The Warehouse in Whanganui on shiny new bright blue vinyl. This is a recent re-pressing/remaster (2018) and cost me $20.
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DavidThis hefty 5 LP box was one of the finds of my recent trip up North. Id been looking for this on CD for years without much luck so jumped at the chance of owning this on premium Polyvinyl Chloride.
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DavidThe themes were: Jimi Hendrix original or cover, and now extended to any other virtuoso performer!, Sadness, Joyous/ joyful
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DavidIf you started your Bowie introduction with this record, that would be a bit unfortunate but palatable at least. It was definitely the beginning of the slide into his own level of mediocrity that lasted the next 10 years.
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DavidThis is a slightly bonkers, completely trippy, alien mantra by ex Spaceman 3 co-founder Pete Kemper aka Sonic Boom. Just a warning if you are thinking of ever listening to this.
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