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cybot wrote:For me, still the finest Rough Trade release ever....

Cybot,
Just seen this.Great album this.I remember a friend giving me a copy of this on tape when I was about
12 and playing it to death.I bought it on cd about 4-5 years ago and was surprised how well it stood the test of time.
This album XX by XX which is a quite good must be massive fans.

A prog band called Nosound. The album is Sol 29.

If this doesn't knock you out well this certainly will !!!

jadarin wrote:

cybot wrote:For me, still the finest Rough Trade release ever....

Cybot,
Just seen this.Great album this.I remember a friend giving me a copy of this on tape when I was about
12 and playing it to death.I bought it on cd about 4-5 years ago and was surprised how well it stood the test of time.
This album XX by XX which is a quite good must be massive fans.

Lovely story jad :-) Have you seen the three CD version of said album? Collects everything the band did and then some. Must check out the other band you mentioned....

jonnyone wrote:
If this doesn't knock you out well this certainly will !!!

A lot of people don't "get" Aidan but I've been a fan for a long time. The man's a poet. If you like Bill Calahan....

I like Mumford and Sons too even if Alan Corr (RTE Guide) accurately described them as a "designer jug band"! The tunes are catchy and innoffensive.

Two great albums for very different reasons.

jonnyone wrote:

If this doesn't knock you out well this certainly will !!!

Just seeing this now. Had a quick listen to both and I have to say I prefer the little snippet I heard of Adrians. I also loved the quote I found too :-) Thanks for that jonnyone and welcome back.....again :-)


A heartbroken steam engine whistling Tennyson's 'In Memoriam' as set to music by Leonard Cohen.

Listening to this for the first time in ages tonight - Indigo Girls, Nomads Indians Saints. Great summertime stuff.