What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2016
2016 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread (and links to previous years) can be found here;
1978 - Original double live album...
From the antics of T&B between Frank and Terry to the surrealism of The Illinois Enema Bandit, I never get tired of this album. Not forgetting some memorable solos. Pure Zappa.
Brilliant, hook-laden 1979 debut album. The late Ricky Wilson was a great guitarist. UK first press vinyl:
Womagic (1986 Original Vinyl..
Dave Matthews Band - "Stand Up" (2005)
Cool as, on a tad warm evening....Dusty cares not!!!
Wife and kiddies away for a few days. Dusty has wine and this......
BigH47 posted:Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Muerder Ballards
Feeling happy eh 
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(2011)
Their rather fine debut album. Americana mixed in with a liquorice all sorts of other styles. Well written, nicely played and very easy to listen to.
David Gray - "Draw The Line" (2009)
Wav Superbly recorded live album from Fink "Wheels turn beneath my feet"
Dustysox posted:BigH47 posted:Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Muerder Ballards
Feeling happy eh
Very uplifting. 
..........now some Fever Ray
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(1998)
Very much an English prog-rock band Goodbye to the Age of Steam was Big Big Train's first album, originally released in 1994 on the GEP label, unavailable for many years it was re-issued on 18th April 2011.
1970 - Original vinyl...
Syd had so much talent and it must have been really hard for people around him to witness his self destruction. His legacy lives on.
Elizabeth & the Catapult - "Taller Children" (2009)
Can't think of a reason WHY - but its sounding tremendous. CD rip.
Trawling the upnp artist list & haven't played this for a long time.
CD rip.
This is a really terrific album.
Fiona Apple - "Extraordinary Machine" (2005)
Jerry Joseph - "Cherry" (2004)
Exquisite interaction playing relaxed bop standards. Recorded in 1997.
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(2015)
Mellow prog rock to start the day with some nice mellotron being heard.
Lyrics are complete tosh, but with Simple Minds in full stadium rock mode, this is a great album (especially on my drive in on this gorgeous, surprisingly traffic free morning).
A good start to the day
