Rock - what are you listening to?

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The wonderful Bridget St. John tonight. If ever there was a voice that reminded me of a female Nick Drake, this is it. And at other times I'm reminded of Nico as well.

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The wonderful Bridget St. John tonight. If ever there was a voice that reminded me of a female Nick Drake, this is it. And at other times I'm reminded of Nico as well
You've got good taste man.
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DaveF wrote:On the TT and sounding fab.

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Tis great to able to throw on any recording without fear of it sounding harsh or shrill. I haven't had this in nearly 9 months!
Congratulations, Dave. Good to hear that all is well again.
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mcq wrote:The wonderful Bridget St. John tonight. If ever there was a voice that reminded me of a female Nick Drake, this is it. And at other times I'm reminded of Nico as well.

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Nearly bought all the albums above one day in Tower! As usual something more leftfield caught my eye. Will listen to yt later. Thanks Paul.....again.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7PXvTJX ... ata_player - magic is here!
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jonnyone wrote:


The wonderful Bridget St. John tonight. If ever there was a voice that reminded me of a female Nick Drake, this is it. And at other times I'm reminded of Nico as well
You've got good taste man.
You too, Jonny. Power, Corruption and Lies and Low-Life are two of the best albums of the Eighties.
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Have just ordered my precious vinyl copy from a mail order company I've recently discovered. SquidCo!!!! Fantastic stuff in the vaults. Hope this is the start of a long, loving relationship ;)

Listening to the fantastic link Paul posted a few days ago....Can't wait....



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http://www.squidco.com/miva/merchant.mv? - SquidCo...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBYexrIU ... ata_player - catalyst....



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxmOvd3i ... ata_player - live...
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Vinyl magic....



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Cities - scorched electric/acoustic guitar, cello, piano, nails .....



Steven R Smith’s back catalogue is a thing of bright wonder. Since 1995, as a solo artist, as part of the Jewelled Antler collective, in a number of groups (Mirza, Thuja) and under various pseudonyms (Hala Strana, Ulaan Kohl) Smith has been on something like 30 releases – all pushing at the boundaries of psych, folk, post-rock and drone music. With that amount of music behind him, exploring his stuff becomes like picking your way through a landscape, a theme that the material on Cities also naturally conjures up, albeit a wounded, decaying landscape.
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