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What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 27-08-2011

Level 42 - The Collection - like the 'Leaving Me Now' track. Some of the others don't sound as good as I remembered them from years ago. After that Talk Talk - The Party's Over - a fave of mine.

What Are You Listening To? - SteveO - 27-08-2011

Dug out some Cramps albums..... Love this live album from 1987 !!!!!

THE CRAMPS - ROCKIN and REELIN in AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND

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What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 27-08-2011

Next up is going to be Sade's 'Diamond Life'. The production is slick, the sounds are fantabulous and the girl is just .......(add your own description). A class act if ever there was one. To be followed by Vaya Con Dios, whom I had the privelege of seeing in Cape Town many moons ago. Thx to Charlie for convincing me to go to the concert. I was mesmerised. Ay yai yai yai yai yai - Puerto Rico - classic!http://youtu.be/1ezoHD_FynQ

What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 28-08-2011

Going way back today to the Moody Blues - a random selection of 3 CD's - To Our Children's Children's Children, In Search of the Lost Chord & Seventh Sojourn. After that 'Wrong Way Up' - Eno/Cale

What Are You Listening To? - Tiggi - 28-08-2011

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Latest release, from 2011.

My own copy on shiny silver disc.

Marianne has never been a technically accomplished singer, but with her advancing years she's become almost the female equivalent of His Bobness, in that what she does bring to the table is a voice soaked in the experience of life, and that voice is a wonderful thing in 2011.

Never a strong songwriter either, but as ever her choice of covers is impeccable; The Gutter Twins, R.B. Morris, Jackie Lomax, Lesley Duncan, Goffin & King, The Shangri-Las, & Allen Toussaint. A clutch of decent originals are included, and the whole is a beautifully played, and hugely musical tour de force.


Not scored by AllMusic.

What Are You Listening To? - Jerome - 28-08-2011

Tiggi Wrote:[Image: 61Oxqeeo%2B%2BL._SL500_AA300_.jpg]Latest release, from 2011.My own copy on shiny silver disc.Marianne has never been a technically accomplished singer, but with her advancing years she's become almost the female equivalent of His Bobness, in that what she does bring to the table is a voice soaked in the experience of life, and that voice is a wonderful thing in 2011.Never a strong songwriter either, but as ever her choice of covers is impeccable; The Gutter Twins, R.B. Morris, Jackie Lomax, Lesley Duncan, Goffin & King, The Shangri-Las, & Allen Toussaint. A clutch of decent originals are included, and the whole is a beautifully played, and hugely musical tour de force.Not scored by AllMusic.
Think her 'Child's Adventure' is fantastic.

What Are You Listening To? - SteveO - 28-08-2011

An absolute favorite of mine ever since I bought Broken English away back on vinyl !

I'll have to check out her new one !

What Are You Listening To? - mtthwibrahim - 28-08-2011

Gilded Palace of Sin-Flying Burrito Brothers

A country rock classic. Before I ever heard the stuff Gram Parsons did (solo career, Flying Burrito Brothers, the Byrds) I thought all country was boring twanging redneck rubbish. Boy, did Gram ever prove me wrong

What Are You Listening To? - SteveO - 28-08-2011

THE LEVELLERS - HEADLIGHTS, WHITE LINES , BLACK TAR RIVERS (BEST LIVE -1996)


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[SIZE=2]I'm on a little Live album kick lately. I discovered this one at my favorite cd store ( CD Heaven) and I am very very glad I did !!!!

The Levellers are dynamite to listen to in this live setting featuring tracks from their 1995-96 European Tour. Jon Kelly (executive producer) and the band themselves deserve tremendous praise for one of the best produced live albums I've heard in years !

The sound is clean and crisp similar to a studio album. Rock, alternative rock, English folk, folky punk...it's all here in a highly entertaining uptempo album.

Track Listing:
  1. "Sell Out" – 4:57 **
  2. "Hope St" – 4:24 ****
  3. "Fifteen Years" – 3:19 ***
  4. "Exodus" – 4:08 ****
  5. "Carry Me" – 4:42 *
  6. "Boatman" – 4:20 **
  7. "Three Friends" – 4:07 *
  8. "Men-An-Tol" - 4:43 ****
  9. "The Road" – 4:01 **
  10. "One Way" – 6:17 **
  11. "England My Home" – 3:57 *
  12. "Battle of the Beanfield" – 3:19 **
  13. "Liberty" – 4:57 **
  14. "Riverflow" – 3:28 **
Total time: 65:38

THE LEVELLERS from Brighton, England ( England band again !!! ???)
  • Mark Chadwick (vocals, guitar, harmonica)
  • Simon Friend (1990 to present: guitar, banjo, vocals, mandolin, harmonica)
  • Jeremy Cunningham (bass guitar, vocals)
  • Charlie Heather (drums)
  • Jonathan Sevink (fiddle)
  • Matt Savage (2003 to present: keyboards, backing vocals)
Sometimes supported by Stephen Boakes (didgeridoo).

ALLMUSIC rating - 4/5 I LOVE THIS ALBUM - 5/5


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What Are You Listening To? - Tiggi - 28-08-2011

SteveO Wrote:[SIZE=2]Jon Kelly (executive producer) and the band themselves deserve tremendous praise for one of the best produced live albums I've heard in years !
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Absolutely agree Steve. The sound of the rhythm section on this album has to be the closest thing I've heard to the sound at a live gig, where the sound crew know exactly what they're doing.

I went to college with their manager !!

Great band...