Twice I tried to enjoy Pet Sounds this very morning, as it was the first thing I felt like listening to upon rising. Twice (because of a thunder storm) the power went out, but I'll listen to it later. What are some of your fave records to play on Sunday morning? (Instead of, say, going to church)
Sunday morning records....
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I chilled out to Pills n Thrills yesterday morning, followed by one of Muffy's New Order compilation CD's:D
I find that minstry's psalm 69 is a corker on Sunday mornings...it especially pisses the neighbors off when I insist on turning the volume up to around 40 or so!
This year, when I felt like listening to music on Sundays, especially after a late Saturday night, it's been After Everything Now This by The Church, some lazy guitar psychedelia that fits the bill nicely.
Green, what would recommend by the church after priest=aura? that's the last album i bought by them though they usually get pretty good reviews. i used to check out a church site but it wasn't updated well. i don't even remember what it was.
Originally posted by Iain Curtis Green, what would recommend by the church after priest=aura? that's the last album i bought by them though they usually get pretty good reviews. i used to check out a church site but it wasn't updated well. i don't even remember what it was.
I like Priest=Aura a lot, but that's cause it's kind of trippy. Aura is one of my all-time faves, but some of the other songs are kind of hit and miss (and the sea-chanty chorus of The Disillusionist drives some people crazy).
The Blurred Crusade is probably the best of the early stuff, while all of the post Priest=Aura records have their share of low points. Really, I don't think you can go wrong with the last one, After Everything Now This. I like all of the songs, and have played it steadily since it came out in April. Numbers, Awful Ache, Song For The Asking, Radiance, Night Friends,the title song, and Invisible rank right up with their other bests.
joe jackson night & day or body & soul would be good sunday morning ones, but dont tend to listen to them these days as only have them on tape. what about the remix cd on faithless' 2nd album - 3 amsunday morning?
Originally posted by hibster joe jackson night & day or body & soul would be good sunday morning ones, but dont tend to listen to them these days as only have them on tape.what about the remix cd on faithless' 2nd album - 3 amsunday morning?
REMIX....GOD IS A JD...hehe:D
Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapazoid Seefeel - Quique
Seefeel are such an underrated act arent they? I also have "Pure/Impure" and "Fractured/Tied". I'm not sure if the band still exist anymore.
Originally posted by ROCKET MICK WISH YOU WERE HERE.....Pink Floyd
Yes, and then followed by Echoes from their Meddle LP...very relaxing :sleepy: :)
Originally posted by Coen van der Voort > Originally posted by ROCKET MICK > WISH YOU WERE HERE.....Pink Floyd
Yes, and then followed by Echoes from their Meddle LP...very relaxing :sleepy: :)
Top choice there too....
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This morning has mostly be spent listening to Confused & SLY remixes done by Uncle Festa fer Rocket Records:D
this sunday morning has been perfectly soundtracked by ------
Lali Puna - Scary Wourld Theory on Morr Music.
Highly Recommended. Pick up anything on Morr Music and you'll be happy
other titles include:
Putting The Morr Back in Morrissey - Label Compilation featuring 2 CD's full of gorgeous electronic melodies.
Bomb the Bass with lali puna - Clear Cut EP - with outstanding mixes by Hermann and Klein
Hermann and Klein - Our World -- what the second Boards of Canada could have sounded like....miles better than BOC.