What are you listening to right now #54

[blossomchris]

Ta lki n ghe ads - sp ask in gi n to ngu es

Missed this on release, bought this on cassette in Greece. Wore it out in 2 weeks.

Bloss

 

[Mullardman]

Just came across R.E.M. 'Out of Time'. Must be 20 years since I played it.. 'Baby baby baby baby!!!!!'
Let's see if we get past side one...

 

[Mullardman]

No.. we don't. 'Er Indoors' just came in and moaned... so I didn't even get to decide for myself that I'd had enough...

 

[Jimbobbyron]

Steven Wilson - The Raven that refused to sing.

 

[Big Tabs]

A stack of Wham! and George Michael 12" singles.

 

[Jimbobbyron]

Mr Big- Lean into it.
Guitar god and Bass legend in a cheesy rock band what's not to like

 

[jackbarron]

The Chemical Brothers - No Geography.

Their latest album was recorded with equipment they used in the '90s. Although some of the tunes are great, It has that kind of vibe to it.

In a way No Geography is weird album, it's new material but sounds old fashioned. Some of the songs will be epic live though.

Jack

 

[Big Tabs]

I purchased this back in 1981 and still love it. Earliest 'rhythm-boxing' I think I heard.

Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit, Holger Czukay ‎– How Much Are They?
Label:
Island Records ‎– 12WIP 6701
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:
UK
Released:
1981
Genre:
Electronic, Rock
Style:
Dub, Synth-pop

 

[Big Tabs]

Must be 12" day.

Watching the Goths at Rock City Nottm. in the early eighties - this dragged them out of their coffins.

Bauhaus ‎– Bela Lugosi's Dead
Label:
Small Wonder Records ‎– TEENY 2
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Single
Country:
UK
Released:
Sep 1979
Genre:
Rock
Style:
New Wave, Goth Rock

 

[matt j]

RSD vinyl

 

[alan967tiger]

Van Morrison - Avalon Sunset
1989 vinyl

 

[Big Tabs]

The Chemical Brothers - No Geography.

Their latest album was recorded with equipment they used in the '90s. Although some of the tunes are great, It has that kind of vibe to it.

In a way No Geography is weird album, it's new material but sounds old fashioned. Some of the songs will be epic live though.

Jack

Thanks for this, not listened to any new Chemicals since the last album I purchased - Push The Button, jeez! back in 2005. Prior to that I have and enjoyed - Exit Planet Dust / Dig Your Own Hole and Surrender.

No Geography sounds a bit lighter, but definitely the Chems. 'MAH' sounds like standard Chems from any period, instantly identifiable as their work.
There is too much fluffy female vocal stuff on it for me to dig it all.

 

[Big Tabs]

nice bit of speaker wobbling.

pleasing.

Followed by

right in my grooves.

 

[jackbarron]

Thanks for this, not listened to any new Chemicals since the last album I purchased - Push The Button, jeez! back in 2005. Prior to that I have and enjoyed - Exit Planet Dust / Dig Your Own Hole and Surrender.

No Geography sounds a bit lighter, but definitely the Chems. 'MAH' sounds like standard Chems from any period, instantly identifiable as their work.
There is too much fluffy female vocal stuff on it for me to dig it all.

Mmm, I know what you mean.

Jack

 

[uncl_nigel]

Lucy Kruger see the Folk/Acoustic thread page 9

 

[Aethelist]

Sounds From the Thievery Hi-Fi - Thievery Corporation

Veh Veh Loud. On a Veh Hot day.

Slurp.....

 

[windhoek]

Fela Kuti - Teacher Don't Teach Me Nonsense

 

[Big Tabs]

As it is a hot sunny day, this arrived today - unseasonal tunes. Quite majestic interpretations, you could say...

William Shatner - Shatner Claus - The Christmas Album

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07GJ56YX5/?tag=pinkfishmedia-21

 

[Woodface]

The Go Between - Oceans Apart on vinyl. One of the better comeback albums. Actually had a bit of music fest today as already listened to The Comet is Coming (1st album), Bill Evans - on Green dolphin street & Shawn Colvin - a few small repairs. Not sure how I have got away with this today as we are preparing for my eldest 18th birthday party.

 

[matt j]

Fleetwood Mac (THE fleetwood mac, not the later abomination) - Greatest Hits. Vinyl