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[giggler99]

WoW I just discovered Accept! Metal Heart what an awesome album!

Recommend!

 

[giggler99]

WoW I just discovered Accept! Metal Heart what an awesome album!

Recommend!

Restless and Wild is even better!

 

[No eye deer]

Sad, beautiful album. If you’re into the likes of Nick Drake, you should like this.
The only release from the English band Sunhouse, who were led by Gavin Clark.
A tortured soul with a beautiful fragile voice, who never reached the heights he should have. He ended up delivering pizzas at one stage, before finally succumbing to alcohol abuse in 2015. Tragic.

 

[No eye deer]

Van Morrison- Astral Weeks.
Probably well known to a lot of you mob on here, but seriously, a masterpiece. A grower, takes a few listens, like all the best albums. And he recorded it when he was only 22!
One of the best albums of all time, IMHO. A hard 5/5.

 

[PoopingHindi]

some cruisey, stripped back, down tempo electronica.
great background tunes for working at home or Sunday morning recovery.

 

[PoopingHindi]

this is my favourite album from last year.

Surprise Chef - All News Is Good News

Surprise Chef are Coburg’s cinematic soul journeymen, pushing moody shades of instrumental jazz-funk with a DIY mentality.

The centrepiece of the College Of Knowledge Records roster, Surprise Chef’s output reflects a meticulous education of 1970’s soul, touching on the legacies of composer/producers David Axelrod & Isaac Hayes, with cues also taken from the catalogues of Daptone and Truth & Soul

 

[HARKER]

The Raven......Steven Wilson. 9.5/10

 

[No eye deer]

Pavement-Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain.
Another certified classic for ya!

 

[Dante Alighieri]

 

[Exe Gesis]

Repeating myself, reposting i think, but this is surely the greatest metal album ever. Point me to a better one...i doubt it's possible.

 

[giggler99]

Repeating myself, reposting i think, but this is surely the greatest metal album ever. Point me to a better one...i doubt it's possible.

Having a listen as I write, Awesome stuff! I'm hooked! The singers also sounds a lot like Jim Morrision lol

Will download! thx

 

[Exe Gesis]

While Im talking of Danzig....

In April 2020, he released an album of Elvis songs. Something he's been wanting to do for many years.

Unfortunately, he recorded this album 10-15 years too late -- his voice has gone these days, he can barely pull these songs off. But theres still some great renditions here.

Love a lot of the music, the mixing too. Perhaps the song "Pocketful of Rainbows" is my favorite, but there are a number of others i like a lot. And a few that are kinda sad/embarrassing to release on the album given the inability of his voice.

 

[Exe Gesis]

"Like a Baby" ******* rocks too

 

[Exe Gesis]

Just for context, Danzig in his vocal prime singing his own song (from the Lucifuge album) with a strong Elvis style

 

[WireHawk]

My favourite band is Wire (1976-2006). Still going but not the same band since
a key member left in 2006. This is my favourite album of theirs. '154' was released
in 1979. It's also Al Jourgensen's all time fave album. 'Map Reference' is astounding.
The last four tracks are from an vinyl 45 include in the initial release as a bonus. One
track from each member of the band. 'Let's Panic Later' from bass/vocalist Graham Lewis
is tremendous.

 

[Exe Gesis]

My favourite band is Wire (1976-2006). Still going but not the same band since
a key member left in 2006. This is my favourite album of theirs. '154' was released
in 1979. It's also Al Jourgensen's all time fave album. 'Map Reference' is astounding.
The last four tracks are from an vinyl 45 include in the initial release as a bonus. One
track from each member of the band. 'Let's Panic Later' from bass/vocalist Graham Lewis
is tremendous.

Cheers, i'll probably download their entire discography tonight.

 

[Dante Alighieri]

 

[Mesc]

One of the most underrated bands of the 70's

 

[Mesc]

Van Morrison- Astral Weeks.
Probably well known to a lot of you mob on here, but seriously, a masterpiece. A grower, takes a few listens, like all the best albums. And he recorded it when he was only 22!
One of the best albums of all time, IMHO. A hard 5/5.

What a great song !

 

[No eye deer]

What a great song !

If you like Astral Weeks, have a listen to Veedon Fleece. I’ve only just discovered it. Missed it some how through the years. Very good.

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

One of the most underrated bands of the 70's

They do a great version of Love's Alone Again Or

 

[Norwegian Blue]

Restless and Wild is even better!

Restless and Wild is one of my all time favourite albums! Unfortunately they never hit those highs again, although they got close with Metal Heart.

I'm going to recommend Southeast Desert Metal's debut album. They're an aboriginal band from somewhere near Alice Springs. Their second album is great too.

 

[RobbieGray17]

Crimes of Passion - Pat Benatar

 

[No eye deer]

Tricky-Maxinquaye
Brilliant album.
Dark, druggy, sexy as *, coming down after a bender sort of trip. Still love it, all these years later.

 

[Exe Gesis]

Public Image Ltd have a number of great albums, and a number of them seminal, invented genres. But this is an amazing album. Really grows on you, not a weak song among them. Lyrically impressive, before their time, of a lot thats going on in the current times.