David- 18 Jun, 2019
Gorillaz - The Now Now (2018)
Another vinyl gem picked up from TWH. Allmusic.com - Review
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David
- 17 Jun, 2019
Elton John - Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player (1973)
It’s been a fucking ridiculous week! A quick trip to Hastings, a week ago today, where I sat with my father overnight and through part of the next day when he finally lost his battle with life.
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David
- 11 Jun, 2019
Bruces's Session - Jun 19
The themes were: Two tracks that you know from the past, but have not played for at least 15 years, And one track that you discover after the session at David’s last week
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David
- 09 Jun, 2019
The Cure - Pornography (1982)
The Cure at their bleakest. This record, the third record in a trilogy of misery, “17 Seconds” and “Faith” preceded this, makes a lot more sense in these days of utter dispair.
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David
- 08 Jun, 2019
The National - I Am Easy To Find (2019)
This is not a typical The National record. In fact, if you like The National, you may not like this record.
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David
- 03 Jun, 2019
Che Fu - Navigator (2001)
Another NZ recording artist I’ve admired since first hearing the wonderful “Chains” released nearly 2 decades ago. Brilliantly produced and sounding massive.
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David
- 31 May, 2019
John Mayer - Where The Light Is (Blu-ray) (2008)
Got a bit of a haul from The Warehouse this evening. The Cure’s “Pornography” & Che Fu’s “Navigator” both on vinyl, The NZ polynesian/Maori music compilation “Heed The Call!
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David
- 29 May, 2019
29/05 Black Mountain - Name / Josefin Öhrn + The Liberation (2019)
Having a 5 hour bus trip ahead of me to contend with works out to be the perfect opportunity to listen to a couple of new records courtesy of Tidal.
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David
- 21 May, 2019
This Mortal Coil - Blood (1991)
What a completely bonkers show “ Now Apocalypse ” is. I’ve no hope of ever explaining what it’s about but just to say there’s some great incidental music happening throughout.
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David
- 18 May, 2019
Steely Dan - Aja (1977)
Another record that’s most definitely vinyl-worthy sounds absolutely extraordinary oozing from my speakers this evening. Probably my favourite Dan, this album never stops being a revelation each time I listen to it.
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