Charlie Jefferson
Well-known member
1) Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan
Perfect for capturing that end of Boxing Day feeling of good will to all, and for inculcating a warm fug of bonhomie.
2) New Day Rising - Husker Du
Gentle acoustic ballads - a balm for the soul.
3) III/IV - Ryan Adams & The Cardinals
A Christmas present, gratefully received in my current self-imposed vinyl purchasing embargo.
Sounds great in terms of vinyl presentation, but a little tired in terms of another Ryan album. My 13 or 14th - and the thrill is gone. This sounds like anything and everything else he's chucked out since the golden period that ended with the Love Is Hell EPs, way back when.
4) Obey The Time - Durutti Column
Lost moments from the fringes of "Madchester" time. Little shards of genius abound.
Perfect for capturing that end of Boxing Day feeling of good will to all, and for inculcating a warm fug of bonhomie.
2) New Day Rising - Husker Du
Gentle acoustic ballads - a balm for the soul.
3) III/IV - Ryan Adams & The Cardinals
A Christmas present, gratefully received in my current self-imposed vinyl purchasing embargo.
Sounds great in terms of vinyl presentation, but a little tired in terms of another Ryan album. My 13 or 14th - and the thrill is gone. This sounds like anything and everything else he's chucked out since the golden period that ended with the Love Is Hell EPs, way back when.
4) Obey The Time - Durutti Column
Lost moments from the fringes of "Madchester" time. Little shards of genius abound.