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Harold Budd: The White Arcades

followed by 'Uptown/Downtown', 'When It Rains' and 'Quiet City'

(and it is very peaceful outside, looking out my window right now...)

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I'm listening to me... :rolleyes:

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Harold Budd: The White Arcades

followed by 'Uptown/Downtown', 'When It Rains' and 'Quiet City'

(and it is very peaceful outside, looking out my window right now...)
I haven't listened to The White Arcades for ages - it's a magnificent album, and was one of two albums (together with Luxa) which first got me into Harold's music. Over the years I've managed to acquire pretty much everything he's ever recorded, but I will always keep coming back to these two albums.

All of the albums he released on All Saints Records were remastered and repackaged a few years back - and there was I thinking that it couldn't be improved upon. At the last count, I think I'd bought this album five times! Again, I can only recommend it...

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On the All Saints Records label theme -
Channel Light Vessel - Automatic.
(collaboration between Roger Eno, Bill Nelson, and oboist/saxophonist Kate St. John).

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On the All Saints Records label theme -
Channel Light Vessel - Automatic.
(collaboration between Roger Eno, Bill Nelson, and oboist/saxophonist Kate St. John).
Crumbs - there's a 'blast from the past'. I seem to remember my first hearing about that 'project 'cos a track from Automatic appeared on the Glitters is Gold sampler CD. I haven't heard that album for ages - so it'll be next on today's playlist. Oddly enough, I'm now listening to The White Arcades... wink

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The Chemical Brothers: Brotherhood

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Nirvana - 'Bleach', and 'From The Muddy Banks.....'
Gary Numan - 'Replicas'

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I haven't listened to The White Arcades for ages - it's a magnificent album...
All of the albums he released on [b]All Saints Records
were remastered and repackaged a few years back[/b]
It’s my favourite Harold Budd, every once in a while I play it, its an All Saints ’92 copy, didn’t realise it had been re-mastered, maybe I should pick up a new one, (I also have Lovely Thunder).

I had a period from ’90 to about ’93 when the only music I was listening to was ambient.
Music after the mid 80’s had less of an appeal for me, in ’88 a workmate once asked me about what music I was into, I jokingly replied that "I didn’t listen to any music at all, (true), as it all had too many moving parts…"

Right now I’m having to listen to some neighbours diagonally across from the flat, totally blasting out some Dance/Techno frown

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[b] Harold Budd: The White Arcades

followed by 'Uptown/Downtown', 'When It Rains' and 'Quiet City'

(and it is very peaceful outside, looking out my window right now...)
I haven't listened to The White Arcades for ages - it's a magnificent album, and was one of two albums (together with Luxa) which first got me into Harold's music. Over the years I've managed to acquire pretty much everything he's ever recorded, but I will always keep coming back to these two albums.

All of the albums he released on All Saints Records were remastered and repackaged a few years back - and there was I thinking that it couldn't be improved upon. At the last count, I think I'd bought this album five times! Again, I can only recommend it...

Rob [/b]
If I could only have one record it would be this one. I have used it countless times to drop off to and very rarely do I make it to the end. I mean this as the highest compliment. I must stress that I do also listen to the entirety of it outside of the bedroom. laugh

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LOVE BITES BUZZCOCKS
TONIC FOR THE TROOPS BOOMTOWN RATS
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SONGS OF QUALITY AND DISTINCTION VOL 2 B.E.F

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