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The Algorithm - Brute Force...

 

I'll say this, metalman, you post some really interesting stuff on this thread.

 

I'm currently fixated on something more mainstream:

. For the last few months, it's been the music while I work.

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Tim McGraw & Faith Hill. I'm going to see them at the O2 in March, I've been waiting over 20 years for this so I can't wait!! Yeee haaaaw!

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Marshall Law - Razorhead (good HM album, bit of a Queensryche-alike)

Mandalay - Empathy (synthpop/triphoppy stuff, once touted as being like Portishead except it's not really much like Portishead)

Fluidage - I ride the weedharvester thru Mars (relaxing tripped out stoner rock. Get it here for free!)

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East Side Story by Squeeze. love this album produced by Elvis Costello and Sheffield's own Paul Carrack replacing Jools Holland on keys and doing a great job with the lead vocals on Tempted, which was the band's first US hit.

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Have you got the other HIA/Biosphere collaboration, Birmingham Frequencies? That's pretty good too.

 

Stupendously good. Thanks for that.

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Caught this on the radio the other day, so I looked it up and been quite addicted to it for some reason.

 

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After watching the latest Thor film it had to be...

 

Led Zeppelin. I had a dig round and transferred to SD card many of my Zeppelin albums. Some of their tracks are a bit too "way out" for me but the likes of (to name a couple) Hearbreaker and Immigrant song do bring back some good memories. I'm sure many motorists around Sheffield have had a giggle at the ageing bloke head banging in his car! :hihi:

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Percival Pembroke - A course in the theory of drones. Somebody from Bristol who has adopted the name of a light aircraft and then produced a great ambient album. Get it free here as well as several others of differing styles. I found this one by reading a Bandcamp article about Belgian cassette label Genot Centre.

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Percival Pembroke - A course in the theory of drones. Somebody from Bristol who has adopted the name of a light aircraft and then produced a great ambient album. Get it free here as well as several others of differing styles. I found this one by reading a Bandcamp article about Belgian cassette label Genot Centre.

cheers ill check it out, sounds........interesting

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"Wrong Creatures"

 

Album by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - like all their albums it can't peak their second album release but it is still very good.

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Midnight in Harlem by Tedeschi Trucks Band, live version. Outstanding slide guitar from Derek Trucks and the usual great vocals from the missus.

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