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    I was a bit safer and had a listen to No 2 - Kronos, with Kimmo Pohjonen, also on spotty - it was quite alright really though at bits sounded like Dr Who when they are building towards the denouement - can be a bit over the top, but ain't that the story of Kronos - saw them in the mid 80s in Glasgow and mighty good they were - is it unfair to say that they haven't moved on a lot? Still, very listenable, but not album of the month - so maybe I shouldn't record this here.

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    Oh dear. Global, do you have a way of altering the title to "Good Albums of the Moment"? Lat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lateralthinking1 View Post
    Oh dear. Global, do you have a way of altering the title to "Good Albums of the Moment"? Lat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lateralthinking1 View Post
    Oh dear. Global, do you have a way of altering the title to "Good Albums of the Moment"? Lat.
    Wilco Captain, but I require an authorisation notice from Mother first.

    'good' or 'ultimate aural stimulation' ?

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    While the latter is the objective, the former gets the job done. (Our request might not be agreed to though).
    Last edited by Lateralthinking1; 11-06-11 at 20:28.

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    Cool The froots ones for June

    The froots recommendations...

    1 English Country Blues Band - Unruly (Weekend Beatnik)
    2 R.U.T.A. - Gore (Karrot)
    3 Aurelio - Laru Beya (Real World)
    4 Seun Kuti - Africa With Fury: Rise (Because)
    5 Bella Hardy - Songs Lost & Stolen (Navigator)
    6 Elle Osborne - So Slowly Slowly She Got Up (Folk Police)
    7 Three Cane Whale - Three Cane Whale (Idyllic)
    8 Penguin Café - A Matter Of Life… (Penguin Cafe)
    9 Imperial Tiger Orchestra - Mercato (Mental Groove) - shame they're not on Spot, I like the track I've heard
    10 Dub Colossus -Addis Through The Looking Glass (Real World)
    11 Naomi Bedford - Tales From The Weeping Willow (own label)
    12 Phillip Henry & Hanna Martin - Singing The Bones (Dragonfly Music)
    13 Colombiafrica - Afritanga (Trikont)
    14 Western Jazz Band -Songs Of Happiness, Poison & Ululation (Sterns)
    15 Roshi - Mehregan (Rif Mountain)
    16 Sarah Jarosz - Follow Me Down (Sugar Hill)
    17 Stelios Petrakis, Efren Lopez & Bijan Chemirani - Mavra Froudia (Musièpoca)


    I've included the Spotify links where they exist too or you can listen to the podcast here

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    Quote Originally Posted by Globaltruth View Post
    The froots recommendations...

    [URL="http://open.spotify.com/album/3NLSsEdCvFUK9JX5SgOktC"]
    17 Stelios Petrakis, Efren Lopez & Bijan Chemirani - Mavra Froudia (Musièpoca)


    I've included the Spotify links where they exist too or you can listen to the podcast here
    No 17 is the group I was mentioning elsewhere that Simon Broughton played a track from on Cerys' show on Sunday morning. Sounded pretty good to me.

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    And fair-sized samples can be heard of No 13 at Juno where ::

    http://www.juno.co.uk/labels/Trikont%2BUS/cd/


    Not one of Trikont's better jobs, imo

    It's like wading through sludge, this listening to most of these shiny new but essentially dull, latest releases.
    Well that's what my ears are telling me ( and have done for years ! )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Sherratt View Post
    And fair-sized samples can be heard of No 13 at Juno where ::

    http://www.juno.co.uk/labels/Trikont%2BUS/cd/


    Not one of Trikont's better jobs, imo

    It's like wading through sludge, this listening to most of these shiny new but essentially dull, latest releases.
    Well that's what my ears are telling me ( and have done for years ! )
    Hey PS this is a kind of sad post.

    Don't you think there's always the chance of the odd gem lurking in the sludge that makes it all worthwhile?
    That was, after all, what drove Mr Ravenscroft on and on and on....He did find one or two.

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    This week I am mostly enjoying Seun Kuti on Spotty.:cool2:

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