Tina Dico ... Far.. Well worth a listen and a scran ont tinternet to find it..

Well ??
alternative is Rodger Waters Radio Kaos ...

i normally have hundreds of albums nobodys heardm of

The Infadels, "We are not the Infadels" although one track was featured on a Mazda 2 ad and another on the jellyfish '3' advert. Classic album. Can't understand why they aren't huge.

The amps ..pacer.. Bassist in the pixies, kim deal with a new[ish] band

the wall ?

Team Sleep- not a bad album all told.

Any of Abney Park's albums lol, all brill stuff.

a few off my blog
zanti misfits - heroes are go (more of amini album)
brian brain - unexpected noises
angletrax - angletrax
reluctant stereotypes - the label
the rabbits hat - outsiders
Sincerely P.T. - Sincerely P.T
Dean Johnson - Loser Friendly
Hermann Szobel - Szobel (1976)

Who's are these then? (WITHOUT Googling) ;)

Late Night Final
Lowedges

I'll not mention later albums as they'll possibly give it away. After all, when I mention the artist(s) name people usually say WHO? :o

A Walk Across the Rooftops: The Blue Nile
Hats: The Blue Nile
Peace at Last: The Blue Nile
High: The Blue Nile
Eureka: The Bible

robert johnson -close personal friend

Weasels ripped my flesh?
Ship arriving too late to save a drowning witch?

Team Sleep- not a bad album all told.

yep it's an excellent album.:D

Weasels ripped my flesh?

Oooh! oooh! I've heard of that one - Frank Zappa/Mothers of Invention

How about "The power of the Picts"?

All of Shawn Smith's albums. He is a singer/songwriter from Seattle and deserves to be much more widely known.

Also 'Lovage - Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By' an album by Dan the Automator with Mike Patton and Jennifer Charles.

`Busy Making Progress` by a band called Progress.

Bloody good album, made in the late 70s and was owned by a totty I was going out with in `81.
I played it over and over and when we split up she took it with her and I havent heared it since.

Just Googled it and here it is! (http://www.discogs.com/Progress-Busy-Making-Progress/release/920716)

Tina Dico .... Far. Damn splendid little album :thumbsup: released in 2004. www.tinadico.com she is pretty hubba hubba too !

"Supernature" by a band called Cerrone.

Made in the mid 70s in Belgium by a French band if I remember right. Well worth a listen to.

Who's are these then? (WITHOUT Googling) ;)

Late Night Final
Lowedges

I'll not mention later albums as they'll possibly give it away. After all, when I mention the artist(s) name people usually say WHO? :o

Richard Hawley

Dengue Fever - Electric Cambodia, great summer sounds.

Shawn Lees Ping Pong Orchestra

`Busy Making Progress` by a band called Progress.

Bloody good album, made in the late 70s and was owned by a totty I was going out with in `81.
I played it over and over and when we split up she took it with her and I havent heared it since.

Just Googled it and here it is! (http://www.discogs.com/Progress-Busy-Making-Progress/release/920716)

i have that :P

i also have some weird reggae album done by some hari krishnas....forgot the name now someat long and winded and hari krishna styley

i have that :P

i also have some weird reggae album done by some hari krishnas....forgot the name now someat long and winded and hari krishna styley

DAMN!

Give it to me!!!!!

I love that album- it brings back so many.... disgusting...vile...randy...sordid memories.

Ok I just turned myself on.

DAMN!

Give it to me!!!!!

I love that album- it brings back so many.... disgusting...vile...randy...sordid memories.

Ok I just turned myself on.

or i did have, im sure i had it, i remember holding the cover AND the name etc
hmmmm its doing mi head in now, cant find it in any of mi record sections nor listed in my record list book of stuff i have

just glanced through mi folk albums theres a fair few in there people wont have heard of (like the yetties, jez lowe, an album of hungarian folk songs, the whistlebinkies, and a signed album by kevin young)

Like Mel, I've probably got more albums that people haven't heard of than ones they have, mainly of European synth music and avant-garde weirdness, but here's a couple of underrated British post-punk items that Mel might have heard of:

Legendary Pink Dots: The tower
Metabolist: Hansten Klork

Here's a few for you:

Days of the New by Days of the New

Days of the New by Days of the New

Days of the New by Days of the New

3 albums of brilliance for me.