Random musical chat.

[KMD7]

Her voice is amazing. See below, same track live at Woodstock. Just incredible.

 

 

That's brilliant mate. Rep owed.

[Mook]

Any Brian Eno fans on here? I was looking at the personnel on his Before & After Science album from 1977, has to be a good album that with that lot on it (see below) but it's not on Youtube for me to have a wee listen to before buying.

 

Musicians

• Brian Eno – voices, synthesizers (Minimoog, EMS Synthi AKS, Yamaha CS-80), guitar, synthesised percussion, piano, brass, vibes, metallics, bell

 

• Paul Rudolph – bass, rhythm guitar, harmonic bass
• Phil Collins – drums
• Percy Jones – fretless bass, analogue delay bass
• Rhett Davies – agong-gong, stick
• Jaki Liebezeit – drums
• Dave Mattacks – drums
• Shirley Williams (Robert Wyatt) – brush timbales, time
• Kurt Schwitters – voice
• Fred Frith – modified guitar, cascade guitars
• Andy Fraser – drums
• Phil Manzanera – rhythm guitar
• Robert Fripp – guitar
• Achim Roedelius – grand piano, electric piano
• Möbi Moebius – bass Fender piano
• Bill MacCormick – bass
• Brian Turrington – bass

[thegreatelephant]

big fan of

 

 

super groover

[cloggypop]

Any Brian Eno fans on here? I was looking at the personnel on his Before & After Science album from 1977, has to be a good album that with that lot on it (see below) but it's not on Youtube for me to have a wee listen to before buying.

 

Musicians

• Brian Eno – voices, synthesizers (Minimoog, EMS Synthi AKS, Yamaha CS-80), guitar, synthesised percussion, piano, brass, vibes, metallics, bell

• Paul Rudolph – bass, rhythm guitar, harmonic bass
• Phil Collins – drums
• Percy Jones – fretless bass, analogue delay bass
• Rhett Davies – agong-gong, stick
• Jaki Liebezeit – drums
• Dave Mattacks – drums
• Shirley Williams (Robert Wyatt) – brush timbales, time
• Kurt Schwitters – voice
• Fred Frith – modified guitar, cascade guitars
• Andy Fraser – drums
• Phil Manzanera – rhythm guitar
• Robert Fripp – guitar
• Achim Roedelius – grand piano, electric piano
• Möbi Moebius – bass Fender piano
• Bill MacCormick – bass
• Brian Turrington – bass

I love Eno's first 4 solo albums. All of them are boss. I've had Here Come The Warm Jets stuck in my head all day today.

[moof]

 

Any Brian Eno fans on here? I was looking at the personnel on his Before & After Science album from 1977, has to be a good album that with that lot on it (see below) but it's not on Youtube for me to have a wee listen to before buying.

 

Musicians

• Brian Eno – voices, synthesizers (Minimoog, EMS Synthi AKS, Yamaha CS-80), guitar, synthesised percussion, piano, brass, vibes, metallics, bell

• Paul Rudolph – bass, rhythm guitar, harmonic bass
• Phil Collins – drums
• Percy Jones – fretless bass, analogue delay bass
• Rhett Davies – agong-gong, stick
• Jaki Liebezeit – drums
• Dave Mattacks – drums
• Shirley Williams (Robert Wyatt) – brush timbales, time
• Kurt Schwitters – voice
• Fred Frith – modified guitar, cascade guitars
• Andy Fraser – drums
• Phil Manzanera – rhythm guitar
• Robert Fripp – guitar
• Achim Roedelius – grand piano, electric piano
• Möbi Moebius – bass Fender piano
• Bill MacCormick – bass
• Brian Turrington – bass

It's is a good album, mate. Worth checking out.

 

Kinell, that lineup!

[cloggypop]

big fan of

 

 

super groover

This is boss as well, although fucking spooky in parts.

[TheHowieLama]

[TheHowieLama]

 

 

Both wearing wrestling shoes --- sheesh.

[TheHowieLama]

[cloggypop]

Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - Indian Rope Man

 

Fucking boss

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?params=EAEYAdoBAggB&v=fnHaMPIa-F4&mode=NORMAL&app=desktop

[The Golden Eel]

Just seeing this Eno chat - I love Eno. Warm Jets, Tiger Mountain, Another Green World are all absolutely fantastic. I also like the ambient records, particularly Airports and Apollo. The first two Roxy Music albums too, obviously...

 

But the reason I came on this thread is to put on record how astonished and embarrassed (but also in a way delighted) I am to have found out recently that I somehow have made it this long without ever having heard of The Associates. How that passed me by is anyone's guess. 

[Carvalho Diablo]

Guilt by association?

[KopOut]

Steven Wilson went to number one for a day (British Album Charts) for the first time ever last month, with his new album 'To The Bone'

 

Chuffed for him.

[Mook]

Just bought this on CD, I've been after it for years but found it brand new on Discogs for £13. Recorded at the 1976 Newport Jazz Festival it features Herbie Hancock with three different groups. The last couple of tracks are stupidly funky.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHpFW0dtW2M

 

[Jockey]

I'm reading Born to Run at the moment, and despite disliking auto biography's in general, I am really enjoying it. Love reading about Clarence, and Steve Van Zandt meeting him late 60's when you think they are still together now (Clarence sadly not). 

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Always loved The Cutter by Echo and the Bunnymen.

 

Never really listened to much else by them but decided to give the full album that features The Cutter, Porcupine, a blast on the old Spotify.

 

I've listened to it a good few times since. A corking album.

[Jockey]

Heard this on Guy Garvey the other week - really like it. 

 

[Jockey]

Charles Bardley is dead.

 

Remember getting into him from a thread on here! Brilliant, a big loss.

[cloggypop]

Paul McCartney demonstrates the Mellotron

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTKPW92ndUA&feature=youtu.be

[Mook]

Mellotrons represent the zenith of the human race.

[moof]

Don't know where to put this, so it's going here.

 

 

 

Mesmerising shit

[razor]

I am currently reading this superb book:

 

Independent music's origins and growth.  Excellent and exciting read.

[moof]

[moof]

I am currently reading this superb book:

 

Independent music's origins and growth. Excellent and exciting read.

Bet that has some mad stories. Will pick that up on the kindle to read later, nice one.

[TheHowieLama]

@ Akala  4.28  put feces through our letterbox -- he just gets us,