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Tamaryn - The Waves

The Cure

Milan 2012

MFSL FALAA and 40th anniv. Ziggy Stardust reissue.

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Are you sometimes called Doc., Mr. Pepper?!
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Lizzy Grant - No Kung Fu Demos

Very, very good. It's a loud, hot, filthy, sweaty record (as all live records ought to be, really) with an electronic backbeat.

paint it black wrote:Lizzy Grant - No Kung Fu Demos

I downloaded them too. Still have to burn a disc though...



CLT Dum Dum Girls - I Will Be

radiojamaica wrote:

paint it black wrote:Lizzy Grant - No Kung Fu Demos

I downloaded them too. Still have to burn a disc though...

i like 'em. had them a while now, but note they're all on youtube as a set if you aint heard them yet

Swans meet Siouxsie, super Denovali stuff!

A DEAD FOREST INDEX - Distance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaGmcn2okEc


Was a long time ago that I digged some of that 'newish wave' stuff, but this sounds very nice!

IZ.

Bartek wrote:

Time waits for no man. Tom Waits for every man.

Brilliant, of course. I saw him on tour for this, in a small Dallas club with an insultingly small audience. It was a great show. Chatted with him a bit after the show, helped him load a bit of equipment into the trailer, and I have to say he is one of the nicest people I've ever met. I know there's a bootleg recording of a London show from the tour floating around, but I've been unsuccessful in finding it.

For the one or two sad folks who have never heard him, FLOW is an excellent introduction.

Always liked this, its got that Crazy Horse timelessness.
Bit I only realised today that the whole thing is one massive break-up saga

paint it black wrote:

radiojamaica wrote:

paint it black wrote:Lizzy Grant - No Kung Fu Demos

I downloaded them too. Still have to burn a disc though...

i like 'em. had them a while now, but note they're all on youtube as a set if you aint heard them yet

Thanx, but I'm not so much a youtube listener so I finally burned that disc.
7 songs right? I grabbed them from Dime a couple of weeks ago.
Nice to hear where she's coming from. I don't agree at all with those people saying she's a fake...

czuczu wrote:

Always liked this, its got that Crazy Horse timelessness.
Bit I only realised today that the whole thing is one massive break-up saga

Great album. Just like the rest of them... there is that Crazy Horse connection, they all sound the same
I love it and their gig last Saturday was immense!
Have you heard Jay's solo album? Great stuff too.


CLT a Big Si tip and a very good one too:

Don't think I've heard any Jay solo stuff, might hunt some down!

clt:

czuczu wrote:Don't think I've heard any Jay solo stuff, might hunt some down!

I recommend Several Shades of Why on Subpop.

sultan2075 wrote:

Brilliant, of course. I saw him on tour for this, in a small Dallas club with an insultingly small audience. It was a great show. Chatted with him a bit after the show, helped him load a bit of equipment into the trailer, and I have to say he is one of the nicest people I've ever met. I know there's a bootleg recording of a London show from the tour floating around, but I've been unsuccessful in finding it.

For the one or two sad folks who have never heard him, FLOW is an excellent introduction.

great lp
Jim Thirwell is one of Marc Almond's guests when he's doing Marc and the Mambas,Torment and Toreros album in full at the Meltdown festival

anathema - weather systems...amazing record