First saw Robyn live at The Richmond in Brighton around 1985 and he was performing this live album. A compilation of Soft Boy’s tunes and early Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians’s tunes everyone a winner! I always remember seeing him on ‘The Old Grey Whistle Test’ dressed in a black and white chequered suit! Great…
Favourite album by this Australian band from the late 1980’s. ‘Under the Milky Way’ is fantastic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6jhpaX7fNQ One of the only songs to feature bagpipes too ! The whole album is packed with great shimmering 6 and 12 string guitars courtesy of Marty Wilson-Piper. Great songs and a timeless mood make this one of the…
Another Nabokov inspired title ! 3rd Fall album produced by John Leckie. Mark E.Smith pushed to have the album mastered from an old cassette he had of the demos ! I think it epitomises the early art rock sound of Fall full of gloomy down beat sentiment. Its difficult to say which album is my…
Minimalist Dark Hypnotic Psychedelic Edgy Defo my fave Cure album by far….. All you need from this band ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xik-y0xlpZ0&feature=kp
Summer of 88 ! Blissful power indie pop from Mr Black and co… Raw edgy guitars and garage band production took this band and album to another place! ‘This Monkeys gone to Heaven’ is a great song and ‘Wave of Mutilation’ two of my favourites. Play loud!
My favourite solo JC album mostly written on a Casio keyboard. Pop perfection with ‘Greatness and perfection’ all the songs here are effortlessly cool.
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Early baggy Britpop rockers the Stone Roses strike gold with this sublime debut album. Again staked with great tunes and chiming guitars. Thumping bass from Mani.
Shoe gazing bliss from Guy Chadwick and Terry Bickers and The House of Love from 1987…. this album always reminds me of being at collage studying engineering. One of those albums that’s great beginning to end ! Chiming guitars, lots of reverb and a great mood, especially the hit ‘Christine’ My all time time fave…
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