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Shakin' Stevens!

Something like this?

Hammock - I've heard the name, will check 'em out. Ta.
There are some very interesting bands in the US post-rock/indie scene. They don't often get much exposure on this side of the Pond, though.

Hadn't spotted 'Trinity Revisited' from The Cowboy Junkies - might give it a try.

What about 'The Planets Suite' by Gustav Holst? First performed in 1918 and regularly ripped off by Rock bands like King Crimson.

The Innocence Mission 'Glow' https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41CFQPC1JML._QL70_.jpg The Innocence Mission - 4 - That Was Another Country - Glow (1995) Holy guacamole - stuck on a voyage of discovery through my own CD collection. The mood radar is set firmly on 'mellow, ambient and ...

From the Wikipedia entry on 'Telstar': The record was named after the Telstar communications satellite, which was launched into orbit on 10 July 1962. Written and produced by Joe Meek, it featured either a clavioline or the similar Jennings Clavioline, both keyboard instruments with distinctive elec...

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Andy-831 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 22, 2018 3:27 pm

Enjoyed the Efterkland Fretless, prompted me to buy a couple of titles.

I've ordered a few of theirs as well - things I only had as MP3 files, downloaded about 10 years ago.
Odd how one's taste changes over time.

Efterklang - 'The Last Concert' Came across this Danish band years ago and found them intriguing but totally forgot about them. Now rediscovered and hooked on their blend of ambient, atmospheric Rock with contemporary Classical textures. Think of: Radiohead meets Sigur Ros and then completely diffe...

"Armed Forces' was Costello's high-point. Every song is a gem.