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David
- 03 Oct, 2017
Iggy Pop - The Idiot (1977)
Bowie’s all over this. While “Low” was the high mark of his career, he lent an almighty hand to the Iguana’s rehabilitation at the same time.
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David
- 01 Oct, 2017
Gary Numan - Savage (2017)
I was a huge Gazza fan back in 1979 when Tubeway Army gave us “Are Friends Electric” on the “Replicas” album.
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David
- 30 Sep, 2017
Steven Wilson - To The Bone (2017)
What a load of bollocks to suggest Steven Wilson has sold out. Giving up his more “progressive” attributes to go all “pop” on this, his latest offering.
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David
- 29 Sep, 2017
Mount Kimbie - Love What Survives (2017)
A package arrived at work on Thursday. This was sent via courier from Wellington after journeying as hand luggage all the way from London courtesy of my Son in Law Matt.
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David
- 27 Sep, 2017
XTC - Drums And Wires (1979)
My first encounter with XTC was this record. Aside from the truly iconic cover that grabbed my attention, it was this record that helped me to move from listening to the marginally talented punk/post-punk bands to proper musicians that took risks.
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David
- 26 Sep, 2017
Johnny Winter - Still Alive And Well (1973)
The best god damned Albino Blues Guitarist ever born in Beaumont, Texas. Full stop! Another one of those revelatory experiences as a 13 year old when big Sis brings this bitch of a record home.
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David
- 24 Sep, 2017
Manic Street Preachers - Send Away The Tigers (2007)
Another fucking 3 years!!! Just when you thought “hey this might really happen?”, National hit their slow but steady stride with dirty, stinking politics (and probably just too many selfish voters!
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David
- 20 Sep, 2017
Van Morrison - It's Too Late To Stop Now (1974)
For such a grumpy bastard, it’s surprising that Van Morrison oozes so much soul and humanity. Reality, apparently, is very different.
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David
- 17 Sep, 2017
Cream - Disraeli Gears (1967)
I remember seeing Cream’s farewell concert on the goggle box back in the early to mid 70’s. It was fairly brutal stuff that really didn’t hold that much interest for me.
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David
- 15 Sep, 2017
Guns 'N Roses - Appetite For Destruction (1987)
I’ve never owned this record. I bought this classic record on vinyl as a 2 for $40 deal. It kicks arse.
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