What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

You say tomato i say tormato.

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Originally posted by GML:


I haven't heard of Spooky Tooth but this sounds very soulful. My copy is on order.

Thanks again Denis.

George.

Spooky Tooth - Nomad Poets



This was recorded by the reformed band a few years ago and in my opinion, better performances than the originals.

Samples here on MySpace

I started seeing bands from 1969 and Spooky Tooth were among the best 'live' performers. It's remarkable how well Mike Harrison's voice has survived and even evolved.

Oh, one reason Late Starter sounds so good is that it is an Analogue recording

ATB

Denis

disc 3

both discs superb!

radioactive on their myspace. Got tickets for december this morning!

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

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Originally posted by munch:

Fantastic recording!

Thanks for the comments, copy on order!

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Same here, on vinyl, but a bit poppy and crackly after 35 years years of use.

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Volume 1- History & Geography

steve

On Cd:-

On CD....




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The first Porcupine Tree album I bought, on double red vinyl!!

Ballan re REM - Accelerate, I personally don't find anything particularly different with this album. I have nearly all their albums too. Persevere, I guess is my advice.

Miles re Yes - Yes, of course, I have a sieve like a mind.

Now on CD 25th anniversary version:-

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Originally posted by BigH47:
I have a sieve like a mind.

or maybe a mind like a sieve

I couldn't remember that!

From HDX:



Regards,
Michel

MACEO PARKER TOUR DATES
http://maceoparker.com/itinerary.html

On CD...




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Japan 'Oil on Canvas' (live).
Karn and Jansen were such a fantastic rhythm section. Nice painting by Frank Auerbach on the front too.
Underworld 'Amsterdam 2008' (official bootleg).