What are you listening to?

[Dave_]

JamesOK:daveh75:

Both these albums are right up my street too. Have you tried this?:

I have yeah,they're ok,though a little generic for my taste.

I.E,they dont seem to have found their own sound yet-Acolyte to me, sounds like an album that could have pretty much been produced by any of a number of indie/dance acts,if that makes sense.

 

[Dave_]

 

[Lost Angeles]

Both off vinyl

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Dave_]

 

[Diamond Joe]

Polly Paulusma - Scissors in my pocket. Just love this album.

 

[Dave_]

 

[Big Chris]

I knew you were joking Dave!

 

[matthewpiano]

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Dave_]

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Dave_]

 

[Anonymous]

 

[matthewpiano]

 

[Lost Angeles]

A nice BJH session Matthew, I've got Baby James Harvest lined up on the Ipod for the morning, This afternoon I played off vinyl

 

[matthewpiano]

BJH are still played very frequently here. Really enjoyed the 3 CDs of theirs I played this afternoon. Its a while since I heard the 'Endless Dream' disc and I'd forgotten what a good collection of rare recordings it is.

Now listening to:

 

[idc]

If you like interesting instrumental music in the style of Tortoise or Mogwai then try Couch and Foxhole;

 

[Dave_]

 

[Dave_]

 

[JamesOK]

daveh75:I have yeah,they're ok,though a little generic for my taste.
I.E,they dont seem to have found their own sound yet-Acolyte to me, sounds like an album that could have pretty much been produced by any of a number of indie/dance acts,if that makes sense.

Yes I know what youre saying. Especially compared with LCD Soundsystem or Hot Chip... I still quite like it though.

 

[matthewpiano]

The first Eels albums I've purchased or heard and I really like it. Will be exploring more of their output.

 

[idc]

If you like Sigur Ros, try Sweden's Immanu El. Melodic dreamscapes with power and energy but still very relaxing.

 

[Diamond Joe]

matthewpiano:

 

[Anonymous]