Your Last Listen

[Slinger]

The above reminded me of The Easy All-Stars' superb "Dub Side of the Moon" album.

 

[fitterstoke]

loreena mckennitt
lost souls

 

[M180263]

Concertzender Gregoriaans - Radio

http://streams.greenhost.nl:8080/gregoriaans

 

[CN2112]

Saxon - Hell, fire and damnation

 

[M180263]

Nina Simone - The Montreaux Years (live)

 

[M180263]

Mulatu Astatke & The Hoodna Orchestra - Tension.

 

[CN2112]

Juras Priest - Invincible Shield

 

[Fretless]

The Sound 'From the Lion's Mouth' (1981)

Another moody, atmospheric classic from the early 80's. Why this band weren't far bigger is a mystery to me (like The Comsat Angels).

 

[fitterstoke]

Crayola Lectern- Happy Endings

melancholic psychedelia squeezed thru a cinematic time portal

 

[savvypaul]

 

[savvypaul]

 

[Slinger]

I'm currently reading the excellent "Walls Come Tumbling Down: The Music and Politics of Rock Against Racism, 2 Tone and Red Wedge" by Daniel Rachel, and was reminded of the power this carried at the time. It's still powerful.

 

[CN2112]

Metallica - 72 Seasons

 

[savvypaul]

 

[Grumpy]

Sisters of Mercy - Floodland

 

[Fretless]

I gave "First and Last and Always' a spin last night. Classic stuff!

 

[M180263]

 

[CN2112]

The Who - Who

 

[TheRealAleman]

Anna Lapwood - Firedove an album that can really test your equipment. Anna is (I think) the resident organist at the Albert Hall, and I stumbled across her in a youtube video when she introduced Mylene Klass to the organ at the AH, which is worth watching just to see the joy and excitement these two ladies bring to their playing ... Now, how big a sub will I need to hit C0?? (Nidaros Cathedral Organ Trondheim) ... For those of you with an aversion to Youtube "music" (Shudders) I've linked to the album on Qobuz

 

[savvypaul]