A Flock Of Seagulls - A Flock Of Seagulls (1982)
Please don’t judge me but this early eighties gem is a lot better than anyone, including myself, ever gave it credit for.
commentsPlease don’t judge me but this early eighties gem is a lot better than anyone, including myself, ever gave it credit for.
commentsIt’s taken all of the last 25 years to find a proper version of this record with the correct unadulterated track listing.
commentsI’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!
commentsAnother 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.
commentsMy (not so) recent trip to Melbourne yielded some surprising good Aussie music that continues to reward. One of my favorites was Dope Lemon’s “Smooth Big Cat” on pretty picture disc vinyl - it’s just fantastic!
commentsFantastic debut record from a band I couldn’t do any sort of justice by trying to describe. Led by French vocalist Laetitia Sadier, this just oozes cool.
commentsI was really prepared to hate this record. This was one of those Siouxsie & The Banshees records I had never given the time of day.
commentsThe theme was: You have a total of up to 18 minutes (or less) at your disposal to play and fill as you wish (and that others can bear).
commentsIt’s only been 14 years since their last record! What’s the big deal! Listening for the first time with my best pair of headphones, it’s something I thought I would never hear in 2019.
commentsFantastic on first listen - this just hooks you in right from the needle drop. I’ve always avoided Kurt Vile because I was never sure what to expect.
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