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currently having a retro day -
Underworld - everything everything.
The Source & candi stanton - You;ve got the love mix cd.
Joey Beltram - Live mix.
cheers


julian
 
Gillian Welch - Time The Revelator

Saw Ms Welch recently in St Lukes Church, Old St. Was recorded for BBC, so watch out for it. Her guitarist David Rawlings is absolutely stunning, best musician I've seen in years.

also:

Frank Zappa - One Size Fits All
Cat Stevens - Tea For the Tillerman
Simian - We are your friends
 
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Larry Carlton-Sapphire Blue, rather bouncy fluidic and pretty good for a (jazz guy)
BLue Oyster Cult-Some Enchanted Evening
Van Halen-Woman & Children First
Richard Thompson-1000 years of popular music
Deep Purple-Live In japan Disc 3
 
Louis Winberg - Jaleo

I love this CD. Reccomended by Lilolee. Thanks Lee.

Its Flamenco guitar, indian tabla & sitar, electric and acoustic guitar, percussion.

A bit like Nitin Sawney/Talvin Singh but without as many vocals and with breathtaking fretwork going on. Awesome. Buy it!
 
bottleneck said:
Ive also been trying to get into the 'Audioslave' album Ive had for a few months.
Sorry, but IMHO its pants. Let down by poor songs and an obviousness about every chord progression. 5 quid plus p&p if you want my copy!
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Funny that!
I love the first track, Cochise.. Huge rock sound and only let down by lack of obligatory screaming guitar break.. Rest of the album is OK but not the best..

Otherwise, also had the Meters on (Chicken Strut), Infectious Grooves "Sarsippius Ark", Deadline "Down by Law" (Bill Laswell band with bassists like Bootsy Collins and Jonas Hellborg) and Sonny Sharrock Live (Check out "Dick Dogs", awesome! Sonny will be sadly missed..).
Oh, and Killing Joke "Turn to Red" 10" from 1979ish.. The days with Youth on bass were best, imho.
 
leonard smalls said:
Oh, and Killing Joke "Turn to Red" 10" from 1979ish.. The days with Youth on bass were best, imho.
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Pretty much everything they've done has been excellent. I've been listening to Brighter Than a Thousand Suns a lot lately, an incredible album.

And while I agree Youth is an amazing bass player, Paul Raven's definitely his equal IMO.
 
Serious music today :D
Shostakovich - 1st/2nd piano concertos (Michael Houstoun/NZ Symphony)
James Blood Ulmer and George Adams - Phalanx (reasonably free jazz, very toppy 80s vinyl...)
Jamaaladeen Tacuma/Derek Bailey/Calvin Weston - Mirakle (very free and funky jazz; bass and drum solos throughout with Bailey's "interesting" tuning and sound - you wouldn't believe someone capable of such a crazy racket would be over 70!)
 
Was P-Funk mode last night.. And I discovered all sorts of new little bits in recordings I knew very well, plus amazing new soundstage height and depth (but transistors don't do depth?) - mebbe I don't need a new pre-amp after all!

Bootsy's Rubber Band - Fresh Outta P-University
- What's Bootsy Doin
- Stretchin Out (vinyl)
- This Boot is made for Fonkin (vinyl)
Parliament - Mothership Connection (vinyl)
- Clones of Dr Funkenstein (vinyl)
Funkadelic - Electric Spanking of war babies (vinyl)
Bernie Worrell - Insurance man for the funk

Fonkin' On, bubba!
 
Leonard, much respect for being up and around this morning after a major funk out :cool:.

The Voodoo lounge has been privvy to the following recently :MILD:

Tom Waits : "Small Change" and "Heartattack and Vine"
The Rolling Stones : "Beggars Banquet" and "Let it bleed"
Groove Armada : 'Goodbye Country....'
Asian Dub Foundation : "R.A.F.I."
Lenny Kravitz : "Greatest Hits"
Soundgarden : "A-Sides"
Audioslave : "Audioslave"
The Chemical Brothers : "Exit Planet Dust"
Garbage : "Beautiful Garbage"
The Cure : "Pornography"
Beastie boys : "Ill Communication"
Grooverider : "Mysteries of Funk"
Renaissance Worldwide : "Singapore [BT - Disc 3]"
Ned's Atomic Dustbin : "God Fodder"
Badly Drawn Bboy : "Hour of the Bewilderbeast"
Fleetwood Mac : "Greatest Hits"

Currently have on loan and itching for a spin :SCIDB:

Various : "Trojan Dub Box Set"
The Flaming Lips : "Transmission from..." and "Clouds taste metallic".

Currently reading :bookworm:

Alan Moore : "V for Vendetta"
Bo Fowler : "Sceptiscism"
Steven Hawking : "The Universe in a nutshell"
 
Ruby "Salt Peter"
ZENCD
Tricky "Maxinquaye" and "Vulnerable"
LFO "Advance"
 
voodoo said:
"Salt Peter" - Now that brings back a few memories !!!
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It's One I seem tO pull Out every 6 MOnths Or sO and listen tO a few times, remember hOw much I like it, then it slips away again.

Whatever happened tO her?

I think DOm's a big fan Of it tOO
 
MO! said:
I think DOm's a big fan Of it tOO
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Yeah, I think he'd been talking about it before. Must get a hold of it :) .


Just borrowed two "Cassette Boy" CD's. Just a bunch of guys from Brighton that have put together a load of mixes/samples/tv quotes etc (all archived on tape :eek: ) and spliced them together. It's hilarious !

The other disc is a 'Christmas Sampler' they made up. My mate used to play it in the pub he worked in. Families enjoying their shopping with a relaxing coffee would come up and ask for some Christmas music and he'd stick this on. Let's just say their kids didn't quite see Santa in the same light again :D !

Genius.
 
So far today:-

Bentley Rhythm Ace
David Holmes "Come get it I got it"
and currently, Peter Tosh "Arise! The best of"
 

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