Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[popvulture]

I don't know what my fave is, would probably be too hard to pick. I'd probably lean Being There / Sky Blue Sky / AGIB. I mean, obviously YHF but tbh it's not the one I usually go to first.

[GraemeE]

@popvulture full circle to orourke and cale:
Cline can do wild cacophonous noise and beautiful pop

His lovers album is another must have record for me at some point

[SKT]

@popvulture I’ve read about Jeff’s preparation for AGIB and he took guitar lessons I think (memory fails me from whom) to become a better soloist. I think his wife gave him the lessons as a birthday present? Anyway agree totally about his solo.

Have you guys listened to any of the stuff Nels has done with Julian Lage? Beautiful as well.

[popvulture]

Ooh I have not. My GF got me that Julian Lage record for xmas though, the new one with Bill Frisell on it. Fuckin hell it's pretty.

[SKT]

Oh shit…need to listen to that!

[SKT]

[GraemeE]

@SKT I believe the lessons were with Richard lloyd of Television

That totally tracks with the direction the songwriting and performances took after that point

[SKT]

@popvulture and truly “Impossible Germany” is easily one of the best live performances I’ve ever heard. I’ve seen it live multiple times and the guitar solo and crescendo that follows always knocks me out.

[SKT]

@GraemeE Yep sounds right

[popvulture]

@SKT YES! They've played that live every time I've seen em since SBS came out, and I think people pretty much demand it at this point. It's been so damn good every single time.

Slightly off topic, but couldn't let a pic of This Year's Model pass by without saying that Costello's another person I could talk about all day. Took this crappy pic of my records just to give a nod to the bandwidth that guy takes up on my shelves. I'm eternally obsessed.

[SKT]

@popvulture Dude that’s an amazing collection! This Year’s Model has been one of my top five albums since I started listening to music as a kid. My copy is my dad’s from ‘78. I was basically brought up on that album. I need to fill in the gaps from the rest of his career though.

[GraemeE]

Not nearly as classic as Costello my artist fixation for the last 15 years - the work of Irish musician Sean Ohagen
Still have a handful of essential llamas lps that I need to feel satisfied

[SKT]

@GraemeE another new one for me to check out.

[GraemeE]

@SKT a love for the beach boys is crucial especially to be able to get into high llamas

He has worked with stereo lab as well as a handful of other great bands even in the past couple years

[popvulture]

Man I've done a little bit of High Llamas but have never taken the dive. They've always been on my list — this is good motivation.

[GraemeE]

@popvulture everytime I see his name on a record for production I can gauruntee I'm going to love it

Most recently Healing Potpourris album Paradise and Peel Dream Machines album Pad
Both released last year

[GraemeE]

Back to spinning :
Friday morning with the Velvets

[J-IV]

@GraemeE classssiicc

[setandsetting]

@popvulture Those Unwound boxes are A+++. Just saw them in NYC a month ago and it was fantastic. I hope they come around again with a new set of old songs.

If anyone's interested in some modern acid jazz from Brooklyn, check out Sunwatchers. I saw a note from them that they need gas money for their tour! https://sunwatchers.bandcamp.com/album/oh-yeah

[popvulture]

Ooh I’ll definitely check that out, always into that type of thing. Lotsa good stuff out there these days — Mildlife, L’eclair, Surprise Chef, Felbm some of the ones loosely in that zone that get a lot of spins around here. Checkin out Sunwatchers now.

Oh and re: Unwound, absolutely! Wish I could’ve seen one of those shows. Numero has been doing such a great job with that 90s stuff, particularly loved the Karate reissues. I’d been looking for a couple of those forever and they were just way too expensive before they put those out.