DavidGreat guitar-based, instrumental solo record from Marillion guitarist Steve Rothery with special guests Steve Hackett and Steven Wilson. Whilst it may be too much to do it justice in a single sitting, there’s some great guitar playing from the main Steve.
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DavidI’m always a bit reluctant to lock into the old mainstream dinosaurs from yesteryear just in case I completely lose my street cred.
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DavidIt’s always a bit of an experience getting Lana’s new big chunk of vinyl onto your own turntable. Arriving by courier this very afternoon, it’s a big double gatefold package encasing two heaving 180g records.
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DavidThis big proggy rocky thing is a real treat. Bought for just $12 in some bargain bin in a Melbourne mall, it’s a superb album that rewards you more on each subsequent listen.
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DavidWedged between “The Stooges” and “Talking Heads” in my highly alphabetasied and well sorted vinyl collection, is this true punk masterpiece.
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DavidThe themes were: The “SHAKE” record, where it shifted or consolidated, The “BANG” record, where it shifted or consolidated again
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DavidPlease don’t judge me but this early eighties gem is a lot better than anyone, including myself, ever gave it credit for.
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DavidIt’s taken all of the last 25 years to find a proper version of this record with the correct unadulterated track listing.
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DavidI’ve been tweaking my new stereo system in the lounge lately. (No more heaving Stonehenge down my stairs every 6 months to host a Shut Up and Listen session!
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DavidAnother beautifully eclectic and somewhat experimental offering from the post-punk, gothic sweethearts. Siouxsie Sioux is in fine voice and John McGeoch (ex Magazine guitarist) is now fully ensconced in the band.
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