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Anyone on here listen to a band called The Music? Very underrated band
Got their debut and Strength In Numbers albums. They just about straddle the indie side of dance for me but not a particularly big fan. Remember talking to a friend about them and I was talking about the bald singer and he the long haired singer. We were both correct, quite the extreme haircuts he has had.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberniankb
Unearthly golden jazz
https://youtube.com/watch?v=brpIvwWcrP4&feature=share8
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They kept playing Breakin' by The Music at HT at ER towards the end of last season. Can't say I liked them much but I recognised it from an indie compilation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberniankb
Resort Island by Isolee is a gorgeous peice of summery electronica , class all the way through https://resortisland.bandcamp.com/album/resort-island
If you like the dooney folk of Lankum then Carry Them With Us by Brighde Chambeul from Skye is well worth checking out. Enchanting small pipes with a bit of saxophone https://brighdechaimbeul.bandcamp.co...y-them-with-us
Not music so not sure if allowed...
Listened to "An eye for a killing" the true story behind Burke & Hare on Spotify.
Really enjoyed it. Boaby the barman plays Burke
I'm quite enjoying RVGs album, Brain Worms.
Great record, squid is my favourite song of the year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
I will mostly be listening to the new Dexys album that just dropped though the letterbox.
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Found this on YouTube the other day. Great live performance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk8NPUZ9e-s
Not sure about the new Blur album yet think it needs a few more listens.
Lack of Afro.
The guy is seeping into my consciousness everywhere just now, partly through Giles Peterson and others on 6 Music.
Got him on Spotify just now, and can't believe he has passed me by for so long.
Maybe I’ve been asleep under a rock, but this morning I heard a song called ‘Let The Light Shine Over You’. Turns out it’s from an album, called Far From Saints by a group by the same name. I discovered it was none other than Kelly Jones with a duo, Patty Lynn and Dwight Baker of the American band The Wind and The Wave. The songs are terrific and the vocal harmonies of Jones and Lynn are awesome in my opinion. If this is old hat, fine, but if you enjoy Country, Folk, Rock I think you’ll love it.
https://farfromsaintsband.com
This sounds very interesting. Nice one Jim 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Playing queens hall in November too.
We have a festival here in dungloe and there was a Irish band playing in it that a lot of people were saying they liked , who I was listening too this evening . Probably not to everyone's liking though I thought they were good tbh .
https://youtu.be/oIvkdNSPOt0
Sold out, I believe. So is Glasgow. Unfortunately.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeeRussell
Bumped this up as I found out the venue has been changed to the Usher Hall, ‘Due to phenomenal demand’. Just bought a couple of tickets but apparently they’re going like hot cakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeeRussell
Some nice vinyly soul/funk
https://youtu.be/KiIwwqwuLfY
Dennis Bovell previewing the latest Trojan Box..
https://youtu.be/sqRUhcs1Wf8
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I made the classic error of killing time on Saturday by "browsing" in a record shop – Washing Machine by Sonic Youth is playing just now.
:top marks for the use of those words together.Quote:
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Watched a film a good few years back and liked a song in it , forgot about it till I heard it again in another programme .So been listening to this band recently.https://youtu.be/P7kH0CJnXBw
Memories....used to have a few of their singles when I was about 8 or 9. Don't think I had that one, definitely had Zabadak and The Legend Of Xanadu with Dave Dee cracking a whip!Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Think I chucked them in the bin when I got into Bowie and T Rex....
I'm on a Dillinger Four trip just now. Between '98 and 2008 they released 4 brilliant albums, along with a comp of their earlier singles. Midwestern songs of the Americas probably the pick of the bunch, pretty much perfect 90s punk rock album.
https://youtu.be/xVEqoyTufa0
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I managed to pick up a second hand vinyl copy a month back and have been playing it virtually every day since. A contender for any top ten list of great Scottish albums, it still sounds fresh.
Paul and John went to my school. Great lads. Used to hang about The Other Record Shop with them on Saturday afternoons when Hibs were playing away.Quote:
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