What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (Vol. XIII)
Posted by: Richard Dane on 01 January 2017
2017 has arrived today, so time to start this thread afresh.
Last year's thread can be found here;
On bright orange coloured vinyl from the boxset
Panorama was just about okay if not perhaps a little disappointing following to their fine debut album and the superb Candy-O, however i'm really enjoying 'shake it up' albeit typical pop-style from the early 80s era : )
Debs
nigelb posted:Harry Manx - Wise and Otherwise.
I am unfamiliar with this gentleman so thanks to Stevee for introducing him and thanks to Ewemon for suggesting this particular album as a starting place.
A wonderful musician and a pretty good singer, I am impressed. This album shows off HM's abilities with a number of instruments and has a few musical influences throughout but mostly underpinned by a blues vibe. Very interesting and very original.
This is on Tidal and I would recommend a listen.
Thank you all for this recommendation. I've had 'Mantras for Madmen' and other HM albums for some time, but was unaware of this beauty.
Copy duly ordered via Discogs.
John.
Okay, the next day off isn't until BH Mon but let's kick back.... a little...
Jamie xx - In Colour
C.
If we're talking dodging between genres, then I'll raise you a ZZ Top, and see you with this ..............
Kodo - Blessing Of The Earth.
Want to test your system?
Nothing better than some heavy duty Japanese drumming ...........boom boom!
J.N. posted:nigelb posted:Harry Manx - Wise and Otherwise.
I am unfamiliar with this gentleman so thanks to Stevee for introducing him and thanks to Ewemon for suggesting this particular album as a starting place.
A wonderful musician and a pretty good singer, I am impressed. This album shows off HM's abilities with a number of instruments and has a few musical influences throughout but mostly underpinned by a blues vibe. Very interesting and very original.
This is on Tidal and I would recommend a listen.
Thank you all for this recommendation. I've had 'Mantras for Madmen' and other HM albums for some time, but was unaware of this beauty.
Copy duly ordered via Discogs.
John.
Glad you like it guys it is a great album.
Robert Palmer - Drive
Inspired by someone else playing the 'Side by Side' sister album
Marc Cohn - Marc Cohn
Another album long overdue a listen.
This is more my cup of tea right now. Flying tea, that is.
Steve Hillage - Live Herald.
Never ever been in the Goldfrapp gang on here, so, for an outlay of 1p, plus postage, from the rainforest place, thought I'd see what all the fuss was about.
Goldfrapp - Black Cherry.
Oo'er missus, a bit good innit ................. have to spend some more pennies on the back catalogue.
dave marshall posted:Never ever been in the Goldfrapp gang on here, so, for an outlay of 1p, plus postage, from the rainforest place, thought I'd see what all the fuss was about.
Goldfrapp - Black Cherry.
Oo'er missus, a bit good innit ................. have to spend some more pennies on the back catalogue.
And you will feel it worth every penny, Dave.
MDS posted:dave marshall posted:Never ever been in the Goldfrapp gang on here, so, for an outlay of 1p, plus postage, from the rainforest place, thought I'd see what all the fuss was about.
Goldfrapp - Black Cherry.
Oo'er missus, a bit good innit ................. have to spend some more pennies on the back catalogue.
And you will feel it worth every penny, Dave.
Welcome to the Forum Frappmaniacs, Dave! xx
MDS posted:dave marshall posted:Never ever been in the Goldfrapp gang on here, so, for an outlay of 1p, plus postage, from the rainforest place, thought I'd see what all the fuss was about.
Goldfrapp - Black Cherry.
Oo'er missus, a bit good innit ................. have to spend some more pennies on the back catalogue.
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And you will feel it worth every penny, Dave.
It's so easy for stuff to simply be under the radar, only really noticed the Frappmeister on Jools Holland last night.
So................ just ordered most of the oldies at 1p each ........... bargain!
I know, strictly speaking, it's the Frappmistress, but, hey.
I find I'm very much liking every album of Ms Krall's that I buy.
Ry Cooder & VM Bhatt - A Meeting by the River
Something quieter.
C.
Kevin-W posted:MDS posted:dave marshall posted:Never ever been in the Goldfrapp gang on here, so, for an outlay of 1p, plus postage, from the rainforest place, thought I'd see what all the fuss was about.
Goldfrapp - Black Cherry.
Oo'er missus, a bit good innit ................. have to spend some more pennies on the back catalogue.
And you will feel it worth every penny, Dave.
Welcome to the Forum Frappmaniacs, Dave! xx
Aw shucks guys, ........... that feeling of belonging.
MDS posted:
I find I'm very much liking every album of Ms Krall's that I buy.
A lovely album and my favourite until I discovered The Girl in the Other Room.
Because it's good for late night listening now the kids are in bed!
The Frapmaniacs club didn't seem to work for me, despite my best efforts. But Gong hasn't let me down yet!
my favorite Dylan album today...tomorrow it might be another Dylan album... ;-)
Having just seen them play live. Storm Large does an awesome job of filling Forbes boots and them some.
Lee Morgan - The Sidewinder. RVG CD rip. Rec 1963. It was a big seller when released by Blue Note in 1964.
Lucinda Williams- Live at the Fillmore