I have not once nominated a record on the Larkin/Rolling Stone top 1,100 but I plan to change that with my next nomination finally and in future too probably. The thread’s been going on a long while! Pick what you like best :)Rob, you had a wee list of years we hadn't had yet, do you still have this to hand?
As it resumes with me in January, I am deciding between a couple, might help sway me. One would likely go down well here, based on some recent things seen, and is also part of colin larkin's list that I earmarked for bluehammer. The other new to most I believe, probably ticks a year. On the back of the last few somewhat similar albums, would probably be a welcome change, but then, maybe the break itself kind of does that.
Years missing:-Rob, you had a wee list of years we hadn't had yet, do you still have this to hand?
As it resumes with me in January, I am deciding between a couple, might help sway me. One would likely go down well here, based on some recent things seen, and is also part of colin larkin's list that I earmarked for bluehammer. The other new to most I believe, probably ticks a year. On the back of the last few somewhat similar albums, would probably be a welcome change, but then, maybe the break itself kind of does that.
Big Country's first single was "Harvest Home", recorded and released in 1982, as in page 1982 here.Happy new year pop pickers and hope 2025 is fabuloso and rocktastic.
For those of you with a wee soft spot for Big Country I found this footage on YT which you might enjoy if you fancy a bit of a party and a wee dram of malt in memory of Stuart Adamson.