Sound good on Naim gear
Try Ozrics if you like spaced out guitar, synths, good (real) druming, flute etc, especially the last 2 albums - Waterfall Cities and The Hidden Step. A bit like Orbital with attitude and musicianship instead of sampling.
For sampling and interesting noises try Future Sound of London.
For a modern axeman style and some good tunes try Porcupine Tree.
Posted on: 30 October 2001 by Stephen Bennett
.....sorry, didn't we have this discussion before?
Lets say 'Everyone who Fripp has played with is Prog'
Blondie in 9/8?
Stephen
Posted on: 31 October 2001 by Alex S.
Met,
Before I sell the B&Ws perhaps you'd like to come over and listen to the subtle parts of Kin, you know, the bits that get lost somewhere in your wardrobes.
Alex.
Posted on: 31 October 2001 by Alex S.
No.
And the Lone Deranger who was 4-6 weeks late once is now 4-6 weeks late again! What can the guy be doing?
BTW When does that granite arrive?
Alex
Posted on: 31 October 2001 by Alex S.
'Oh no you don't! No turning this place into geeksville.'
At least its my thread I'm ruining.
Alex
PS Hurry up! I need to know
Posted on: 01 February 2002 by Alex S.
My Ozrics vinyl finally arrived from Stretchy Records via the Ozrics site. (It took a while because the person normally in charge was recently sacked for embezzlement).
Its been worth the wait. Despite the fact that Waterfall Cities is the same colour as my hair in '77 (a lurid version of the blue you see in some of the writing here), and that Hidden Step looks like its made from a rejected yellow Addis washing-up bowl, they both piss all over the CDs as usual. Also bought the 3 sided Arborescence at the same time.
All highly recommended and not silly money.
Alex
