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David
“Chains” is right up there on top of my favourite Kiwi songs list. Thankfully, this debut record by Post-Supergroove funk-rocker turned Hip-Hop Maestro Che-Fu is of equal quality throughout.
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David
It’s 50 years since The Beatles walked across that pedestrian crossing opposite Abbey Road Studios. While not quite displacing “Help” as the most significant Beatles record for me, it’s comes pretty close.
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David
One of my greatest experiences ever!, was witnessing Chris Knox going completely beserk at The New Levin in the late late 70’s.
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David
I’ve just about finished with my Aussie haul and I may just have picked the best for last. Meandering along without much effort by the time it gets midway, I’m absolutely hooked.
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David
Just when I thought it was safe to abandon a proper stereo system for a look, no-hands, wireless streaming service-centric solution, I get sucked right back in!
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David
This is another record from my newly acquired Aussie collection kindly gifted to me by my Wattle Glen friends from the Shire of Nillumbik (About 25 km North East of Melbourne).
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David
Another cracking good record from our neighbours across the ditch. I didn’t know what to expect when I first put this on.
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David
I finally got this big MF of an album on vinyl! This is one of those watershed records, along with Jeff Beck’s “Wired” and Santana’s “Caravanserai/Moonflower”, that helped to define and steer my musical encounters for the next couple of decades.
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David
I procured three newly minted records on vinyl from The Big Red Shed yesterday afternoon, two Fat Freddy’s Drop records and this, Marvin Gaye’s masterpiece.
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David
Debut album from Sydney’s Deep Sea Arcade. 12 impeccable tracks over 38 minutes makes for another quick fix of Aussie Pop-Rock.
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