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Like this one a lot

Yeah agree. The film was fine until Or maybe I'm being unfair, as it seems as though the writing went of a cliff after that point, and suffered from the infamous Marvel dire last third.

Having flicked through through their back catalogue, it does seem like that, at least according to my tastes. The electronic/distorted sound is right up my alley, and kinda feels like a modern take on Loveless - their vocals, however, elevate them above MBV I think.

Great job so far, I hope it all works out!

Get the Gnedby’s in! https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/gnedby-shelving-unit-white-40277143/#content

Dezron Douglas' Atalaya might be an album of the year for me. A quartet that riffs on classic quartets, like Coltrane's stuff on Impulse, but done in a modern way. The opening drum tap and bassline on the title track is immense. https://music.apple.com/gb/album/atalaya/1645305900

Picked up Hey What today, after my local record shop had it playing and liked it. Haven't listened to their music previously, I suspect it's going to be one of those bands I'm going to regret missing out on. Any recommendations for what to listen to next?

Good luck with it. I've had half an eye on a B&O CD player, one of the few companies that thought CD players could be centrepieces, as much as record players could. Mostly everyone else went the rack style box.

Not happening. All has gone quiet at Rebellion Film Studios, as well as on the Mega City One TV series and Rogue Trooper film. Funding issues I guess?

Much like Barn before it. I've been enjoying World Record. The kinda loose nature of the singing and playing, coupled with the heartfelt lyrics, is really endearing.

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Eh? He got mainstream media to talk about Qatar's record on LGBT rights, and David Beckham's acceptance of money from them, not once, but twice; and in fairly prominent slots. He also donated £10,000 to LBGT charities. Made of win in my book.

I brought a first press of Horace Silver - Silver's Serenade from Waxwell records in Amsterdam this year. Only €20, but then it looks as though someone's scrubbed it with a Brillo pad. I'd like to imagine it was played on a Dansette echoing around the streets of the Jordaan, but as with these things, who knows? Anyhoo, after a clean, there's definite background noise. However, the music itself still sounds fantastic, all the information is still there on the record. I guess one of the advantages of playing old records with a microline stylus when perhaps they were played with chunky conicals previously.

Love my local record shop. This and Donald Byrd’s Stepping Into Tomorrow for £20