I like this new band called Night Engine who sound VERY Bowie:
What are you listening to now? Page 922
Yeah, a bit Berlin-Scary Monsters era Bowie.
Births deaths and marriages on radio 4
Awful
One of Presley's better albums:
Bert Jansch - Moonshine
(His first post-Pentangle album - an underrated gem!)
Quote: Ben @ January 1 2013, 10:24 PM GMTI like this new band called Night Engine who sound VERY Bowie:
Blimey.
What's the next one up from 'very'?
Rather digging the retro Moog sounds, though.
Elvis, Divine Comedy
Finally some albums I own on this thread
Quote: JohnnyD @ January 4 2013, 2:01 PM GMTBert Jansch - Moonshine
(His first post-Pentangle album - an underrated gem!)
I haven't got a Pentangle album yet. Any suggestion where to start?
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ January 4 2013, 2:37 PM GMTElvis, Divine Comedy
Finally some albums I own on this thread
Sounds as if you aren't the biggest techno and hip hop fan in the world. Welcome to the club.
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ January 4 2013, 4:57 PM GMTI haven't got a Pentangle album yet. Any suggestion where to start?
The output of the original 60s/70s incarnation is consistently good.
Solomon's Seal is a favourite of mine.
Thanks Johnny, I have only recently started to buy British folk-rock/pop albums. I have now some albums by Steeleye Span, Incredible String Band, Fairport Convention and R + Linda Thompson. Pentangle and Renaissance are the next bands I'm going to check out.
Inspired by the thread of the same name:
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ January 4 2013, 5:20 PM GMTThanks Johnny, I have only recently started to buy British folk-rock/pop albums. I have now some albums by Steeleye Span, Incredible String Band, Fairport Convention and R + Linda Thompson. Pentangle and Renaissance are the next bands I'm going to check out.
There's not much Rock in Pentangle. More Folk-Jazz.
For an unsolicited recommendation, try the Irish ISB - Dr. Strangely Strange