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11 Jun 17
14:07
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Just listening to Rise up like the Sun by The Albion Band, some interesting songs and plenty of guest
appearances from a few famous names .Poor Old Horse is arguably the best track on the Album.
Do I recognize this track from The Detectorists?
appearances from a few famous names .Poor Old Horse is arguably the best track on the Album.
Do I recognize this track from The Detectorists?
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Just listening to Larry Coryell Lady Corryell who passed away earlier this year great guitar work, think this one cost me 50p
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No music lovers on the forum?
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Have seen the Albion Band a few times, seems to be more a collective of good musicians, many famous names.
I'll throw a couple of albums out there, both by short lived bands that desrved more attention, but classic albums all the same, the first I had blasting out, chav style, in the motor today. Quatermass - Quatermass This track is Gemini https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tU5T4kGI2E Sopwith Camel - The Miraculous Hump Returns From The Moon The classic track, Fazon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPP__3DkR-I Sorry about the quality on this one, can't find a high quallity version on utube |
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The best album of all time,and if I came back in a hundred years time it would be the best you ever heard.
After the Goldrush.by Neil Young.  |
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The only music I constantly go back to is from the 60s and early 70s.
Mainly the Beatles and the Stones. Sgt Pepper the best of them. |
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A couple come to mind, 'Sea Shanties' by High Tide and 'It'll All Work Out In Boomland' by T2
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Local Lads made good by Supercharge- featuring She Moved the dishes first- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_Kz0e3Tq30
Take a listen if you want a chuckle! |
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"Shiny Beast" and "Doc At The Radar Station" by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band still enjoyable after all these years.
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Kontiki by Cotton Mather
Singer sounds like a resurrected Lennon. Guitar power pop. Think an absolute top of their game Crowded House who had been listening to mid-period Beatles solid for months but got Butch Vig or Steve Albini in to produce. 20 years old now. This album really should have been massive. |
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trapped and unwrapped- friends again. criminal this band never made it. only made one album- from 1984.
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Gene Clark - White Light
ex Byrds solo album 1971, some of it is as beautiful as any music ever made. track 5 One in a Hundred " to look at a longer life now a longer yesterday" |
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Excellent new Scottish band "The Nickajack Men" getting a fair bit of attention.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1umESYmwVHg Song is from their new EP Wasting Away. Going to see them at King Tuts on Saturday night. Defo ones to watch. |
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Nightwalker by Boogie Belgique it is a free download album too
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should have said vol 2 as vol 1 is not so good
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Voice - Capability Brown
Three albums - Find the connection Alpha Centuari Love Is - Animals Uno - Panna Freda Night on Bald Mountain - Fireballet |
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" Starsailor " - Tim Buckley
" Christmas and The Beads of Sweat " - Laura Nyro " American Gothic " - David Ackles. |
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Jess Roden - Jess Roden
Crazy Horse - Crazy Horse Cado Belle - Cado Belle Sorry, can't think of any more  |
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Bert and John - Bert Jansch and John Renbourn (1966)
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Its a beautiful day-Its a Beautiful Day
Hats-The Blue Nile Southern Nights-Allen Toussaint Tres Hombres-ZZ Top |
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calenture- triffids
oceans apart- the go-betweens |
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Hats is brilliant but hopefully most people have at least heard of it.
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starless- starless, if you like blue nile, paul buchanan does a track on this album, released last year, well worth a listen.
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Oceans Apart is superb, everything by the GoBetweens is
Slowdive - Souvlaki The Blue Aeroplanes - Swagger Michael Head & The Strands - The Magical World of the Strands Shack - Time Machine Microdisney - Crooked Mile Kitchens of Distinction - Strange Free World |
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bigh ,heard anything from michael head and red elastica band ? supposed to have an album coming out cant find anything at moment.
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new single out last week - "Josephine"
album was due earlier this year but has been delayed I am going to see them at the Union Chapel on Sept 8, hopefully the album will be out by then - I pre-ordered it about a year ago.....scousers!! |
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lol, cheers for that
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Horses-Patti Smith....a work of supreme importance.
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Songs For A Blue Guitar - The Red House Painters
Loud - Psyche 21 Neds Atomic Dustbin - God Fodder Pop Will Eat Itself - Box Frenzy |
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neds dustbin= wallyworld
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