Un buen día paseando, en un mercadillo de segunda mano, me encontré con este libro. Me he propuesto escuchar cada uno de los discos que se incluyen en él.
Esta es mi historia.
https://www.hificafe.org/articulos/joshi.ballestereo/esta-vida-pide-otra
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As I listened, I kept thinking to myself, how much I was going to enjoy this album even more on the next listen and the one after that.
I’m going to give this four stars for now, and I may well come back and upgrade that at some point in the future.
Can’t say fairer than that!
The Soft Bulletin by The Flaming Lips
https://album.link/gb/i/1247942375
I walked into the office today for the first time in about four or five years and this album was conveniently enough long enough to last for the journey there and back again. It was a beautifully sunny day and gulls were circling over Poole Harbour.
G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 4/21/26
I check out a classic album by War, and the latest release from Vanessa Carlton.
Favorite Videos include Angel Lés on From The Block, MRCH live, and more!
https://g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-music-wrap-up-4-21-26
#Music #1001Albums #War #VanessaCarlton #AngelLes #FromTheBlock #MRCH
G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 4/20/26
I check out an album by Brian Eno, and the latest releases from MarcLo, and Yves.
Favorite Videos include Los Punsetes Live on KEXP, a Hamano Haruki acoustic studio session, and more!
https://g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-music-wrap-up-4-20-26
#Music #1001Albums #BrianEno #MarcLo #Yves #LosPunsetes #KEXP #HamanoHaruki
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One of my favorite discoveries from the #1001Albums generator...
Joan Armatrading - Water With The Wine
https://link.deezer.com/s/333r1UqlOZefyhhXHaU7d
Joan Armatrading - song - 1976
Critics hated this at the time and it also went down like a cup of cold sick with former punks wanting more cartoon antics. It’s more interesting now to look back on this as an avant Garde experimental piece with some standout moments (Jah Wobble’s bass on the final track Fodderstompf is hypnotic) rather than a coherent album.
Ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated?
It opens with an existential howl of distorted guitar feedback before a two part screed against religion that is so fierce it makes Richard Dawkins look like a church mouse in comparison.
After the ranting track Annalisa, the eponymous lead single brings a bit of focus to the album and establishes exactly what post punk was going to sound like with Keith Levene’s slashing guitar, Jah Wobble’s god like bass and Jim Walkers Motorik drums suiting Lydon’s sneering vocals.
Public Image by Public Image Ltd. https://album.link/gb/i/714686395
I was just a bit too young to be a proper punk (and to be honest, I was a weedy, speccy nerd so Elvis Costello was more my thing) but I enjoyed that glorious jubilee summer of punk vicariously. After all the filth and fury had faded, nobody was quite expecting this album from John Lydon (formerly Johnny Rotten).
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