Has anyone suggested Up to Me yet..? That’s a great song.

I’m maybe the lone voice saying how beautiful that was. A weird man playing weird music with his sequencers and keyboards. Plus the guitar of course. Loved it.

Railroad Bill is a great track…

…and featuring Ringo!

It’s full of treasure. His voice is great and his guitar playing is right on the money almost throughout. It’s amazing how much good music he made…

It’s not a real drummer, sorry. It’s a drum hit replacement job but done with some artistry/sensitivity. Similar to PF’s Animals remix (I believe).

The stripped down version of Mississippi from Tell Tale Signs (Bootleg series 8) is essential.

Drum replacement is now fairly easy. It’s possible in Logic Pro and can transform a track… I’ve done quite a bit of this. However the downside is that things can sound homogenous… but I think Bruce Soord is the […]

I’m a big fan of Toppo. To me, it just sounds like the same album, but, it feels like the band is playing together a lot more. The drums are tighter and drive the music. It’s maybe possible to distinguish each voi […]

I’m very fond of Walk Into Light too. It’s got a great spooky, nervous and futuristic vibe. Under Wraps is just as good. I think it got a lot of stick from old time fans who didn’t like the band to move forwa […]

That’s just who he is, and what he does. The proto-Americana sound kind of propels the lyrics. It works.

Five letters: BARRE

Well played sir! This thread has prompted me to have a dig through some of his albums. I’m particularly enjoying Struck by Lightning.

I don’t think that’s far-fetched.

Yep, donated. I believe that this is a righteous cause, and that Colin H is doing something incredibly important. I am impressed by how it’s being handled by the legal team, too.

I really hope that this is finally it…

Exhibit A: Beatles albums different in Mono vs. Stereo, noticeably so. Exhibit B: Beatles albums different in US vs. UK Exhibit C: Stones albums even more so than Beatles Exhibit D: Kinks Village Green […]

Mostly taking the Mickie…

Jeff Tweedy released Live is the King fairly soon after Love is the King. Brian Eno released an alternative version of FOREVERANDEVERNOMORE, with most (but not all) of the voices taken off. That was also in […]

It’s a mixed bag. Seems more like a compilation than an album, but also a bit of over reaching in places. Might be her Neither Fish Nor Flesh. Neither Rachel nor Agatha.