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Picked up this lot a few days ago (I tend to buy in bulk these days :) )
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
Nirvana - Bleach (Remastered)
Ian Brown - My Way
Hendrix - Are you Experienced
Spiritualised - Ladies and Gentlemen, we are floating in space....
The Who - Who'se Next?
R.E.M - Murmur
Bruce Springsteen - The Wild, the innocent and the E Street Shuffle
Sonic Youth - Goo
Tom Waits - Closing Time
Few excellent acquisitions there Wolfie, but this
is an absolute classic, pure brilliance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfie
Indeed. So good, its my third time to purchase this. Don't ask - boring story. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by stann
I'm not too fond of Are You Experienced. I much prefer Axis and Electric Ladyland.
Recently. I picked up Only Built 4 Cuban Linx by Raekwon, Junior by Royksopp and Wild Young Hearts by Noisettes.
Still getting used to them but the Royksopp album is great.
I think the initial enjoyment of "Are you Experienced" can be partly based upon which issuing of the album you heard first.Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
I first heard the 1993 re-issue which had all of the originally non - "Are you Experienced" tracks appearing first.
I think all of those tracks were only added to "Are you Experienced" in later years.
The 1997, Al Hendrix authorised and remastered release placed all of the tracks in bold at the end of the album.
Hey Joe" – 3:34
"Stone Free" – 3:39
"Purple Haze" – 2:54
"51st Anniversary" – 3:18
"The Wind Cries Mary" – 3:24
"Highway Chile" – 3:35
"Foxey Lady" – 3:22
"Manic Depression" – 3:46
"Red House" – 3:53
"Can You See Me" – 2:35
"Love or Confusion" – 3:17
"I Don't Live Today" – 3:58
"May This Be Love" – 3:14
"Fire" – 2:47
"Third Stone from the Sun" – 6:50
"Remember" – 2:53
"Are You Experienced?" – 4:17
.............or else you're just not fond of the album and thats it!! :)
I have the copy with all those extra tracks at the end.
I find myself skipping tracks between Manic Depression and Are You Experience. I just don't like those songs in between. They don't jump at me and make me think I'd enjoy listening to them.
I can listen to Axis and Electric Ladyland from start to finish no bother, even if Electric Ladyland drags a bit.
Frank Black - Frank Black
Teenager of the Year - Frank Black
Reckoning - R.E.M
Natural Mystic - Bob Marley (Best of Compilation)
Vampire Weekend - Contra really like Holiday and Cousins
Kid Cudi: The Legend of Mr Ranger. Not bad, bit more guitar driven than his first album. Erase Me is the standout track
Cousins drives me mad. Though Horchata makes me want to kill small puppies.Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
Last thing I got was Lucky Shiner by Gold Panda. class. Though still waiting on the physical release to arrive.
I only managed to hear Lucky Shiner recently and was gently blown away. It's the album Four Tet probably should be making, no offence to the Hebden.
Hoping to get it, Wild Nothing, Twin Shadow, Foals and maybe a few others when I'm out Chrimbo shopping.
CD finally came yesterday. Got an EP with it too. Will let you know what its like.
Few bits recently:
Odd Blood - Yeasayer
Treats - Sleigh Bells (checking these on recommendations, Treats is just that so far)
Herbal Tonic: The Best Of The Herbaliser (you know, just to have one)
Filthy Dukes' Fabriclive (only one of these for a long while to tempt me into a purchase, looking forward to this)
and two Wire best ofs, one from each band in fact, On Returning (77-79) and The A-List (85-90) - filling yet another gap in the collection, and long-overdue representation for the band with the best name ever. FACT! Unfortunately I've since been playing just Kidney Bingos over and over again in the car like someone with OCD.
Here, in (almost, fairly poor quality :mad:) all its glorious gorgeousness
Completely forgot about that. It's a stomper and Crown on the Ground is one of my favourite tracks of the year.Quote:
Originally Posted by stann
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z8ppcFGPlY
Sh*t Robot - "From the cradle to the rave" - A nice little journey through dance music over the last 20 years. Fella's from Dublin, on the same label as LCD Soundsystem.
Gonna pick up Not Squares - "Yeah ok" - hearing good things about this.
it'll be dismissed by a lot of people before they even listen to it but take that's new album is genuinely one of the best of the year
that sounds like a mashup of school of seven bells and lightning bolt. i think the better half would enjoy this, cheers! good to see some noise leeching into poppier forms.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
SVIIB's Disconnect from Desire is another great album from this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by ken foree
Turn on the Bright Lights - Interpol
Hex Enduction Hour - The Fall
Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles - (Re-Issue)
Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zep - (Re-Issue)
Up the Bracket - The Libertines
'The Alchemist' by Witchcraft.
Just rounded off my discography of this brilliant, vintage-sounding hard rock group from Sweden. Highly recommended.