What are you listening to right now? #49
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stephen bennett
Mr Enigma
Original vinylwith it's suitably Burroughs-ian cover.
Funky.
Stephen
Funky.
Stephen
Gomers1607
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Bought 4 new CDs (silver, disc-shaped things approx. 5in diameter 
) the other weekend after a thoroughly enjoyable browse through a proper record shop I used to frequent in my days working in Manchester
Steve Mason - Meet The Humans
Julia Holter - Have you in my wilderness
The The - 45rpm singles
The The - The Soul Mining
) the other weekend after a thoroughly enjoyable browse through a proper record shop I used to frequent in my days working in ManchesterSteve Mason - Meet The Humans
Julia Holter - Have you in my wilderness
The The - 45rpm singles
The The - The Soul Mining
stephen bennett
Mr Enigma
I wonder how many who have dismissed Yes' more 'progressive' albums have hears this debut?
It's jazzy and folky in parts and it has some hints to the future direction of the band, but Anderson's voice is lovely and fragile and Banks' jazzy guitar very different from Steve Howe's. Kaye's organ is sublime and it's all held together by Squire and Bruford's tight rhythm partnership.
Stephen
It's jazzy and folky in parts and it has some hints to the future direction of the band, but Anderson's voice is lovely and fragile and Banks' jazzy guitar very different from Steve Howe's. Kaye's organ is sublime and it's all held together by Squire and Bruford's tight rhythm partnership.
Stephen
Seeker_UK
Feelin' nearly faded as my jeans
I wonder how many who have dismissed Yes' more 'progressive' albums have hears this debut?
It's jazzy and folky in parts and it has some hints to the future direction of the band, but Anderson's voice is lovely and fragile and Banks' jazzy guitar very different from Steve Howe's. Kaye's organ is sublime and it's all held together by Squire and Bruford's tight rhythm partnership.
Stephen
I prefer the Banks / Kaye / Bruford era of Yes because it has the right balance of technical virtuosity and 'grit' - they're not afraid to make a bit of noise. It also lacks the total up-themselves-ness of "Topographic Oceans" or "Close to the Edge",
Seeker_UK
Feelin' nearly faded as my jeans
The stand out cut is "The Soft Weed Factor".
Seeker_UK
Feelin' nearly faded as my jeans
Glad you like.
guey
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I've played that a few times when DJing, and always had at least one person come up to ask what it is - gorgeous track.
darrenyeats
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Hot Chip - The Warning.
guey
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Really enjoying this; and the second CD if you buy it from Rough Trade is well worth it (any CD with a track named after Raymond Scott is OK with me)
Mullardman
Moderately extreme...
Not the Stone Roses.
twinslaver
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Royksopp - inevitable end
guey
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A mix by David Holmes to accompany the Unloved album.
Any mix starting with The Shangri Las Past, Present, And Future is fine by me.
Any mix starting with The Shangri Las Past, Present, And Future is fine by me.
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