Playlist over the last week.

[Sara]

Bert Jansch - Avocet

[1964white]

Blueneck 'The Fallen Host'
Rolling Stones 'Steel Wheels'
Simon & Garfunkel 'Bookends'
Tom Waits 'Franks Wild Years'

[Sara]

Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes
Jeff Berlin - Spinning Globe

[Sara]

Midlake - The Courage of Others

[1964white]

Soulful ladies

Jill Scott 'Who Is Jill Scott?'
Lauryn Hill ' The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill'
Sade 'Bring Me Home : Live'

More to come....

[1964white]

Talking Heads 'Fear Of Music'

[1964white]

Soulful ladies

Jill Scott 'Who Is Jill Scott?'
Lauryn Hill ' The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill'
Sade 'Bring Me Home : Live'

More to come....

Following on with the ladies (black music matters)

Nina Simone 'Tell It Like It Is'
Aretha Franklin 'Now'
Carla Thomas 'The Queen Alone'

[The Subhuman]

The Egg - Forwards - Haven't played this for a couple years but have a couple of times recently and now madam is obsessed
Pink Floyd - Dark Side
Television - Marquee Moon
Placebo - Sleeping With Ghosts
Melissa Auf Der Maur - Debut
Eno - Apollo Atmospheres
Eno - Another Green Day
Can - Ege Bamyasi
Can - Future Days
Lemon Jelly - 64-95
Zappa - Hot Guitars out of the Box

[The Subhuman]

The latter I have on now, that's a cracking version of Willie the Pimp sans Beefheart's vocals and 27 minutes long

[1964white]

The Egg - Forwards - Haven't played this for a couple years but have a couple of times recently and now madam is obsessed
Pink Floyd - Dark Side
Television - Marquee Moon
Placebo - Sleeping With Ghosts
Melissa Auf Der Maur - Debut
Eno - Apollo Atmospheres
Eno - Another Green Day
Can - Ege Bamyasi
Can - Future Days
Lemon Jelly - 64-95
Zappa - Hot Guitars out of the Box

On my shelves

[The Subhuman]

Ege is Can's best from Tago Mago .. I like most stuff though

[The Subhuman]

Ryley Walker - Course in Fable

[Sara]

Steve Earle - Ghosts of West Virginia
Budos Band - Long in the Tooth
Paul Simon - Hearts and Bones

[Sara]

Budos Band - Burnt Offering
Pigbag - Dr Heckle and Mr Jive
Flux of Pink Indians - The f**king c**ts Treat Us Like Pricks

[Durly]

Budos Band - Burnt Offering
Pigbag - Dr Heckle and Mr Jive
Flux of Pink Indians - The f**king c**ts Treat Us Like Pricks

Woah. Some serious, heavy listening. I love Flux but this one is immensely hard going.
Saw them reformed back in 2007 supporting Steve Igs and his Crass thing. They were excellent. Really excellent. Full of the same energy they had back in 1982.

[Sara]

Woah. Some serious, heavy listening. I love Flux but this one is immensely hard going.
Saw them reformed back in 2007 supporting Steve Igs and his Crass thing. They were excellent. Really excellent. Full of the same energy they had back in 1982.

It's not one I play very often tbh, but the mood took me there. They were probably my favourite band of that ilk. I play Uncarved Block a lot, which is easier going; I like the Taoist philosophy meets punk righteous anger vibe.

I cling desperately to my last two beliefs
Firstly, I believe in nothing and in nothing
Secondly, I believe in everything and in everything

[Sara]

Today it's:
Discharge - HNSNSN

[Leeds1000]

Budos Band - Burnt Offering
Pigbag - Dr Heckle and Mr Jive
Flux of Pink Indians - The f**king c**ts Treat Us Like Pricks

I wouldn't want to hear what they really thought.

[Durly]

It's not one I play very often tbh, but the mood took me there. They were probably my favourite band of that ilk. I play Uncarved Block a lot, which is easier going; I like the Taoist philosophy meets punk righteous anger vibe.

I cling desperately to my last two beliefs
Firstly, I believe in nothing and in nothing
Secondly, I believe in everything and in everything

Together I attempt to navigate my way.........

Uncarved Block is a very underrated record. It's probably the one I listen to most now, although Strive To Survive is the one I'm fondest of.

[Durly]

I wouldn't want to hear what they really thought.

There was a story from the news recently, can't remember exactly what, think it might have been one of the many sickening examples of ministers' unqualified cronies making shed loads of money from PPE contracts. On the Radcliffe and Maconie show on 6Music that weekend, Maconie commented on the story with the words...."didn't Flux Of Pink Indians name an album after this?"