I think you might be thinking of Mike Berry, Colin.

An Indigo Girls gig when they were touring ‘Swamp Ophelia’ remains in my top three gigs to this day. Seen them several times over the years: never less than brilliant.

This is the one: in particular, the Annihilation Mix.

(“Oh yeah, well ‘ard!”)

True.

I really like Frobisher Neck’s version of the old Robinson Crusoe theme:

‘Have I Told You Lately In The Garden’?

There’ll be a lawsuit by Friday.
(Alternative title.)

David Sylvian: Approaching Silence
Brian Eno: Thursday Afternoon

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Some guesses based on matching likely artwork to sound.

DSOTM for me too. ‘Is there much of this to go?’ running in my head throughout.

Mary Chapin Carpenter did something beautiful with it:

This is it. The ache simply overwhelms. This song leaves me dazed.

A truly wonderful song. I return to this again and again, and am both moved and awed by it.

I liked aspects of it, but I really hated the use of ‘Hallelujah’.

Fascinating.

That Diamond Geezer is a good bloke.

It’s patently flawed and, I suspect, suffers from mainstreaming interventions from the studio but I too think it touches profundity in what it evokes between and beyond its three narratives. I’d love to see a […]

Richard Coles paid him a lovely tribute on Twitter.

In some ways dogged by its ‘of its time’ production, but this never fails to move me:

https://youtu.be/lOArNfHCKqU

Great choice: poignant, haunting, aching.

Another vote for the Rumours one. The version of Songbird on it is brilliant.

Just seen the cover of this. Vying with the last Elton John album.