There is just something about full orchestral pieces. Not a classical music fan but some stuff is definitely worth listening to.
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Ol' Nebuchadnezzar. Great cover and album, and some great tracks, with Vincent Crane's Hammond solo on Vug (edit: actually it's on Gershatzer, not Vug. Memory fucked!) standing out. Still have the vinyl I bought when it first came out.
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William Orbit has created some great stuff. Strange Cargo is brilliant.
No idea why I thought buying that bloated tosh was a good idea. Worst thing though is that it (maybe just my own pressing of it?) has an out-of-centre hole so when the stylus nears the middle the levels of audible 'wow' are insane. Still have it, but haven't played it for probably 30-odd years!
Yep, not the best vocal artist but got a few track which are the forerunner to Bat out of Hell II and III.
The slightly darker stuff from Steinman is much more fun to listen to.
Definetly has a 'Paradise Lost' feel to most of the lyrics.
tour tickets for next year go on sale tomorrow. Bit reluctant to bother because I can still see there being issues related to covid.
I might try and get a couple for Manchester because it's a Friday and try and make a night of it and stay over. Just blindly hoping things will be relatively back to normal
Yeah nice to hear a proper accent. I really like the stuff coming from their new album. Think they've upped their game.
saw them earlier in the year and they were decent. Playing Ally Pally which is a good night out but it's a Thursday. Was thinking maybe Bristol, it's a Saturday and I've not been for a night out there before.
I saw that was the other weekend night, never been out in Brizzle, might be worth expanding horizons
Just revisited my Pat Benatar Crimes of Passion LP for the first time in many, many years...
for fans of Sleaford mods (or perhaps not!) Glen Tilrook of Squeeze and his family cover BHS in aid of the Trussell trust
