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Obsessed with BROADCAST.

Bought a 2 disc set 'The Noise Made By People' & 'Ha Ha Sound' a week or so ago & just can't believe what I am hearing. Their songwriting is outstanding, the use of odd sounds within the stereo field is second to none.

It's been years since I have played one album constantly, but to get two in one go is a real Brucie bonus.

Last week I played 'Ha Ha Sound' 10 times & 'TNMBP' 5 times & they just keep on getting better & better with each listen. Not a weak track on any of them.

Exquisite!

Harold Budd - Lovely Thunder

A beautifully haunting uplifting album. Superb.

Currently listening to Kraftwerk's "The Man Machine"

Thanks to Ivan, I'm listening to Kate and Anna McGarrigle by Kate and Anna McGarrigle

Plastikman - 'Artifakts (B.C.)

Bill Nelson - 'Luminous'

Broadcast - 'Ha Ha Sound' (4x)

and a bit of :

Melt Banana - 'Cell-Scape'

so far..
ABC _ Beauty Stab
Siouxsie & the Banshees_ Juju (expanded)

Joy Division - 'Closer'

There’s some great pieces to listen to on that album during this changeable weather.
Thanks for posting, I recall Broadcast’s most recent work being mentioned on the forum but I never thought to check out their back catalogue. Like what I heard, and been spurred on to buying a 2 disc set myself

Mostly been listening to William Basinski: Watermusic (I) this week, (and also been returning to Mr Foxx via A Secret Life).
Echospace: The Coldest season, this one I got on sale at £3, after three play’s I’ve gone from thinking it was disappointingly weak to now happily getting into some of the Aphex Twin meets GAS style of tracks at the middle of the album.

Yesterday was the best weather we’ve had in nearly five months, journeying to work in the afternoon without the ipod I wished I’d had some music to listen to, but I quickly put that out of mind as the air seemed to be full of the sounds of birds singing. This morning to ‘celebrate’ the return of summer it was Goldfrapp: Seventh Tree, this proved to be a bit premature as lo and behold the weathers slipped right back to rolling clouds and high winds, so, it was on to more suitable listening with Mr Sylvian’s: Secrets Of The Beehive.

Celer: Capri,
(quite a sombre one this. I bought several albums by Celer towards the end of last year, Capri is one along with a couple of others that I've been meaning to get around to playing for the first time).

and followed by, Dead Can Dance: into The Labyrinth