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Revisiting old albums

In the light of the sad news about Tony McPhee's passing;
Split
Who Will Save The World? The Mighty Groundhogs
Solid
Thank Christ for the Bomb.
 
Might revisit this thread over the winter months if time allows.

For brevity, a couple of revisited LPs;

Elbow - Little Fictions - ok not as old as the OP suggests, but actually a very good album. Been enjoying it.

Lo Fidelity Allstars - Have revisited their 2nd and third albums (Don't Be Afraid of Love, and Northern Stomp) and have to say both are better than I remember. I absolutely adored their first album, and LPs 2 and 3 had a slightly different line up, and tone. As a result, younger me always chose the debut album, but have really enjoyed listening to both of these, as there's a few bangers, guest appearances from the likes of Greg Dulli, and a strong northern soul influence.
 
Last weekend when it was pissing down outside I dug a couple of old albums out.
In The Skies : Peter Green.
An album he released after being lying low for years, living rough I believe. Quite a bit different to his Fleetwood Mac stuff, quite chilled out.
Flor d'Luna : Santana.
Interesting mix of studio and live double album with a couple of covers in there, enjoyed their cover of 'She's Not There'
 
Radio 6 music have played the whole of "The Stone Roses" this morning.
6 music really gets it right With stuff like that, you’ll get old interviews, documentaries and the like when it’s someone either really respected or a proper superstar, it gets knocked for the listener stereotype of 6music dad a mid 40s bloke getting back into music, gigging and picking his guitar back up after the kids have gone to uni
 
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