What are you listening to.................RIGHT NOW!!!

Two Gun Bob said:
I occasionally listen to the lamb with illustrations from nathanial barlam. The work Barlam has put into this endevour is nothing short of phenomenal and clear to see he holds an immense passion for the genre.

Side one: 00:00 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 04:54 Fly On A Windshield 07:37 Broadway Melody Of 1974 09:48 Cuckoo Cocoon 12:01 In The Cage 20:14 The Grand Parade Of Lifeless Packaging Side two: 23:02 Back In N.Y.C. 28:36 Hairless Heart 30:55 Counting Out Time 34:36 Carpet Crawlers 39:50 The Chamber Of 32 Doors Side three: 45:38 Lilywhite Lilith 48:25The Waiting Room 53:41 Anyway 56:50 Here Comes The Supernatural Anaesthetist 59:47 The Lamia 1:06.49 Silent Sorrow In Empty Boats Side four: 1;09.47 The Colony Of Slippermen 1:18 Ravine 1:20.04 The Light Dies Down On Broadway 1:23.36 Riding The Scree 1.27.44 In The Rapids 1.30:06 It



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Cheers for posting.
Carpet Crawlers best track for me.

Trying to remember if Counting out Time was an early uk 7" release,at a time when the band were more popular in Europe,partc Italy and Spain(iirc),than back in England.

I can remember an interview for Record collector magazine,early 80s in which the band remembered early gigs in this country where they were poorly recieved/ misunderstood by unruly drunk punters,whilst in Europe the audience would " sit ,cross-legged,listening intently to the music"...hence quite a few, very rare european pressings of their early stuff.
The Silent Sun,released on Decca ,their first ever uk single is one ive never ever come across at record fairs up and down the land,a personal fav of mine.
 
dennishasdoneit said:
Cheers for posting.
Carpet Crawlers best track for me.

Trying to remember if Counting out Time was an early uk 7" release,at a time when the band were more popular in Europe,partc Italy and Spain(iirc),than back in England.

I can remember an interview for Record collector magazine,early 80s in which the band remembered early gigs in this country where they were poorly recieved/ misunderstood by unruly drunk punters,whilst in Europe the audience would " sit ,cross-legged,listening intently to the music"...hence quite a few, very rare european pressings of their early stuff.
The Silent Sun,released on Decca ,their first ever uk single is one ive never ever come across at record fairs up and down the land,a personal fav of mine.
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Listened to sides one and two with the video last night, with a nice Jameson Stout Cask.
 
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