Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[Jett129]

@GraemeE He was the lead singer/front man for The Dictators.

[GraemeE]

@Jett129 then I stand corrected

I AM familiar with his other work

[Aetas]

My haul in Bremen this weekend. @hajduk

Was it you @GraemeE, who mentioned Arthur Verocai in here?

@endo scored some beautiful records also!

[GraemeE]

@Aetas it was indeed and that's my favorite records of his.

Well done my friend

[hajduk]

@Aetas The Beat!️🥹️

[endo]

from Bremen‘s fleamarket

[NickD]

Probably best described as ambient electronica crossed with minimalist classical

[Aetas]

Whilst the IHArmy meet-up in Bremen last weekend, there have been three record shops around the corner of our first meeting point.
This tiny one was most interesting.
Specialized in Electro and very friendly stuff.

Found the following one and was a fool not to buy it at once. When I came back the next day to pick it up, I couldn’t.
Shop had a private woman’s vinyl party.
Chose not to eat chalk and left with a smile.

Tortoise - It’s All Around You

[GraemeE]

@Aetas i hadn't heard this one before.

I like it

[GraemeE]

Picked this one up today
First vinyl re-press since the original German one in '78

https://open.spotify.com/album/1usgzvL8FiLTI6rTezR5P7?si=kgD-osOKQymOsNlITOke8Q

[endo]

^ wow

[endo]

Electric Ladyland (Redux)

This is such an amazing album. Beautiful artwork and very nice re-interpretations of the original song by song by various artists.

Especially like the All them Witches cover of Voodoo Chile.

Does anybody know or have any other of their redux series?

[Aetas]

@endo Never heard of the Redux Series before.
Elephant Tree, Elder and All Them Witches on one record sounds glorious.
Enjoy the festival.

[GraemeE]

https://open.spotify.com/album/1RRHi23DOwVOwimc3BjnBv?si=8cM6ZLfSQpCcqk9cLHTr9A
(@SKT this is one his albums that Swift produced)

[SKT]

@GraemeE ahh…cool. I’m adding it to today’s playlist

[NickD]

Not convinced on the politics, but the music’s great.

[Aetas]

Gang Of Four - entertainment! 1979

“Revolutionary mix of abrasive guitar and subversive societal observations…”

Rediscovered GO4 and since then, they had a lot of play in the car and on the turntable.

Grew up with John Peels Live Sessions.
Definitely a music road I followed.
Looking out for some vinyl of this session now.

[68degreesorless]

So glad to be back home in the music room. Beano album this evening. Some say best British blues album ever? I dunno but I like it

[NickD]

It probably is the best British blues album ever, it’s certainly seminal. And I like it too.

[Jett129]

@68degreesorless I wore the grooves out of that album,when I had it. First time I saw Mayall,a very young Mick Taylor was playing with him,and he was phenomenal. The were opening for Ten Years After,and at one point Alvin Lee came out and jammed with them.