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Originally posted by Bruce Woodhouse:

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Originally posted by Diccus62:
Getting mixed up. SSRI.

Gotcha My wife calls it Beachy Head Music. She says I already have enough....

Bruce

I get the same lines from my wife.

You can never have enough misery in music is what I say. Too much damn cheeriness around

Patrick Watson. Also saw him/them at the Scala in Kings Cross on Wednesday night and it was electric!

If I take the last 12 months, by a country mile my find is:


Seeing him live next week in Bristol and can't wait.

Cheers

worm

Fanu
http://www.myspace.com/fanubreaks

Henry and Louis
http://www.myspace.com/henryandlouis

Mento
http://www.pressure.co.uk/item/PS51/

Nadja - "Bliss Torn From Emptiness"

I guess the best description is Ambient Metal

Mark Kozelek.
This man is my second find this year.
Fantastic music.

I can now add Spock's Beard to my list.
Thanks to this forum.
Munch

Definitely Mingus. 'The Clown' and 'Tonight at Noon'. Early Sixties almost originals. Ah. why did I waste away my life with pop music!

Rilo Kiley. Their album Under the Blacklight will make you feel 19 again!

Regards, Chris

Most played CD for me this year:

The big release so far in 2008 has been the debut by Left Lane Cruiser. The LP is called Bring Yo Ass To The Table and it is magnificent.

It's up there with the first White Stripes long player. Yes, it's that good.

To all genuine music lovers out there, this is a must.

That's about it really.

Ghettoyout.

Amongst others, may not have been released this year but boy have they hit the spot with me. Off to see them in Leeds in a couple of weeks and then at the GreenMan festival in August........................ becoming obsessed like some of you Pineapple Bush fans

Regards

Diccus

I take it you like them Diccus?
I will give them a look, as always over the years you have made me spend money on some good music
Are you down south at all this summmmer when it comes?
Munch

mine is "music of india -- Ragas and Talas" by Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha, on vinyl. oh my ...

enjoy
ken

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Originally posted by munch:
I take it you like them Diccus?
I will give them a look, as always over the years you have made me spend money on some good music
Are you down south at all this summmmer when it comes?
Munch

Munch

I would start with 'Boxer' there most recent release which gets better with each listen. No plans at this stage to come to London, just Wales and Leeds at the moment.

Diccus

Not a single mention of Bon Iver? Why?

Much as I love The National (and prefer Alligator to Boxer) "For Emma, Forever Ago" stands out head and shoulders as my album find of the year so far. The reviews were so unanimously good that I began to smell hype but then you hit the first track and think "Hmm, this could really be one of THOSE albums". By track 3 you have the silly grin on your face.

Mike

PS: Currently to be found spiralling round lounge singing "Come on skinny love" in bad falsetto voice.

Mike

Have you got The National (first album)? Its up there with Alligator (which has massively grown on me) and Boxer.

I love the Bon Iver album and am going to see him in September. I think the album starts powerfully but fades a little at the end. It also seems really short. Some gorgeous stuff at the start tho