DavidAnother great haul today. I’ve been eyeing up the vinyl bins at TWH lately ready to pounce. I bought a swag the other day but this Kiwi classic, a 25 Year Anniversary remaster, was still retailing for $49.
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DavidTalk about eclectic! This is just about the epitome of it. Jarvis Cocker the un-coolest/cool person on the planet, does a snapshot of seven years of his Sunday afternoon radio show.
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DavidAnother cheapie from The Warehouse. As I’ve stated before, you need to loiter there at least once a week and you will usually be handsomely rewarded.
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DavidA fantastic second outing for this Oxfordian power trio. Barely out of nappies when they wrote this, I’m thinking to myself “I bet a lot of musicians wish they wrote that one.
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DavidI’ve got a shit load of Stereolab records to work through. 22 sides of beautifully remastered clear vinyl in fact. There’s a new batch of their later catalogue remasters coming soon.
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DavidOne of my greatest live experiences ever was witnessing Jakob play live at some dodgy club in Nelson to an audience of about 10.
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DavidOne of my favourites at the moment and on high rotation (if there’s such a thing for streaming content) is this absolute gem from newcomer John Myrtle.
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DavidWhat a fucking amazing record! What a fucking amazing woman! When the track “Your Ghost” starts off, my goose bumps are the size of golf balls!
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DavidA great place to start if you are completely new to Caravan(ing). Spanning the late 60’s, early 70’s, it’s got such a fantastic folky, psychedelic vibe that leans somewhat towards a progressive rock sound.
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DavidThis freebie grab bag from one of our Shut Up And Listen sessions, is hitting all of the right notes. Reminding me a lot of Zero 7 and St.
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