Songs from the big chair (Re-discovery thread)

[telecat]

Bomber Denton said:

I recently got the SE version of The Hurting with bonus tracks, bloody awesome album.

Rediscovered recently Toyah - Anthem.

If you haven't got it get "Minx" quick. Sony have licensed it for re-issue but it won't last long.

[The Stuntman *]

I've been at it again today. Delving through some old boxes, I was pleased to rediscover:

DISCO (Paninaro in particular) - by Pet Shop Boys and

TIMELESS - Goldie

Forgot just how brilliant some of the Goldie tracks are.

ETA: The original receipt for Timeless is still in the CD sleeve from HMV Manchester 1995!

Edited by The Stuntman * on Sunday 22 February 16:14

[Hub]

'Shout' is an immense track. I love how the layers build up through the track.

[Bomber Denton]

Back on the PSB tip 'Actually' is a bloody good album as is 'Introspective'.

[clonmult]

Hub said:

'Shout' is an immense track. I love how the layers build up through the track.

Same goes for a lot of TFF tracks though - incredibly well put together.

Woman In Chains, Oleta Adams vocals are fantastic
Sowing the Seeds of Love. Maybe too much of a Beatles sound, but always loved the track
Pale Shelter
Head Over Heels (epic sounding)


Early PSB were pretty good - Paninaro was (and still is) a great track. Remember seeing Chris in Blackpool around the time they were starting to make it big - stopped off by some computer shop just outside the town center .... in a 911 of some kind. He had good taste in personal transport.

[The_Burg]

Just listening to 'The Art of Noise', 'Who's afraid of..'
Not listened to it for countless years and am rather enjoying it.

[Bomber Denton]

The_Burg said:

Just listening to 'The Art of Noise', 'Who's afraid of..'
Not listened to it for countless years and am rather enjoying it.

Brilliant album, 'Beatbox' is awesome.