What have you been listening to?, part 2

[Rev. Powell]

Apparently these guys have kept it going since 1981!

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"Moves in the Field" by Kelly Moran. Acoustic piano compositions. Soothing, kind of reminds me of George Winston, though they can be more complex.

https://youtu.be/Juj9d5_YK0o?si=YVAiZwHzGyNKeHgD

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"Only God Was Above Us" by Vampire Weekend.

I remember people raving about this band years ago, I listened to an album and thought it was forgettable. This one is much better than whatever I listened to before, though, I can see what the fuss was about.

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[FatFreddysCat]

Bruce Dickinson, "The Mandrake Project"


Rage, "Afterlifelines"

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Fabiana Palladino (self-titled debut).

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Mid 80s band from Athens, GA, contemporaries of R.E.M. and the B-52s, who never made it.

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"Xenopocene" by Daedelus. Experimental stuff themed around the SETI project.

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"Moves in the Field" by Kelly Moran

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Folksy acoustic guitars



"Only God Was Above Us" by Vampire Weekend

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"Up On Gravity Hill" by METZ. Hard rock.

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"Silence Is Loud" by Nia Archives

[zombie no.one]

BIG STAR - Radio City

No one touches these guys for 70s power pop. Every song played like they're standing on the top of a mountain. Even the sad ones

[Rev. Powell]

BIG STAR - Radio City

No one touches these guys for 70s power pop. Every song played like they're standing on the top of a mountain. Even the sad ones

An old Allhallows fave. "September Gurls" is in my regular rotation.



"Red Hot & Ra : The Magic City" by Meshell Ndegeocello. Not covers, but collages incorporating snatches of newly recorded jazz and archival recordings of Sun Ra lecturing