Albums you haven't listened to for ages but then when you do listen to them you wonder why you didn't listen to them for ages

[Mark_w]

[Soup]

[Dorkingfox]

Great album

[MrsJohnMurphy]

[Crinklyfox]

 

 

[purpleronnie]

Edited 2 November 2019 by purpleronnie

[Dr Marco]

 

 

[UniFox21]

Neck Deep - Life's Not Out To Get You

 

[Finnegan]

 

[SpacedX]

10 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

Saw these supporting Pearl Jam at Hyde Park in 2010. Remember their set being quite good. 

[Finnegan]

1 minute ago, Line-X said:

Saw these supporting Pearl Jam at Hyde Park in 2010. Remember their set being quite good. 

 

They're cracking, it's a lovely album. 

 

I've no idea what to call it. I got in to them because they were recommended to me as a punk band similar to Hot Water Music (who are also a bit hard to classify) and the Flatliners. 

 

It's quite bluesy and I understand the Springsteen comparisons although I'd say they're a bit generous. 

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

11 hours ago, Finnegan said:

 

 

The '59 Sound is a beautiful album, have to admit I couldn't quite get into them outside of that, though. Might give the rest of their efforts a go.

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Recently gave this another go after getting a reissue and it still ranks as one of my favourites

[purpleronnie]

[Libertine]

[SpacedX]

54 minutes ago, Libertine said:

One of the best releases of that decade. 

[purpleronnie]

 

Certainly down the list as far as my fave Jam LP's, but that's probably because there's such a strong back catalogue, because its still a cracker.  Plus i'm going to see from the jam do their setting sons concert tour so thought i'd have a listen.

Edited 10 November 2019 by purpleronnie

[Finnegan]

 

Ooooh yeeeees

[Finnegan]

23 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

Ooooh yeeeees

 

Oh I am having a lovely afternoon 

 

 

[goose2010]

[Dr Marco]

did you know the music singer rob Harvey is playing guitar with Mike Skinner and the streets?

 

 

Edited 16 November 2019 by Dr Marco

[Trav Le Bleu]

[Fox92]

On 10/11/2019 at 14:43, purpleronnie said:

 

Certainly down the list as far as my fave Jam LP's, but that's probably because there's such a strong back catalogue, because its still a cracker.  Plus i'm going to see from the jam do their setting sons concert tour so thought i'd have a listen.

All Mod Cons is a superb album all the way through but I think Setting Sons is my favourite Jam album.

[SpacedX]

14 hours ago, Fox92 said:

All Mod Cons is a superb album all the way through but I think Setting Sons is my favourite Jam album.

Agree entirely. Brilliant piece of work which should have remained a concept album as originally intended. Love the orchestration revamp of Foxton's 'Smithers-Jones'.

[purpleronnie]

17 hours ago, Fox92 said:

All Mod Cons is a superb album all the way through but I think Setting Sons is my favourite Jam album.

Yeah its certainly better than I remember it, but my fave changes from all mod cons to sound affects and back again.  Never really liked the first 2 jam LP's apart from the odd track.

Edited 18 November 2019 by purpleronnie

[MrsJohnMurphy]

Not a big U2 fan but got this again on LP recently, quite like their earlier stuff