OK, next up is a Perth, W.A. band which if you were not here or I would like to known if anyone outside of late 90’s Perfff knows it/them? Now, I know if I was smart cookie I should adding something … Continue reading Classic Albums: Space Coyote by The Tigers
You might ask how in hell do I follow one of the world’s biggest bands blog post yesterday? Well, with the total opposite so here’s The UV Race! An indie, garage, lo-fi, punk Aussie band which is not very well-know at … Continue reading Classic Albums: Homo by The UV Race
So I think I’ve just gotta have Matt and in small print drummer Ashley Davies. Walker is an Aussie blues slide guitarist-singer-songwriter or well, played as a duo a lot back then but if you were not there you’ve mostly … Continue reading Classic Albums: I Listen To The Night by Matt Walker
So continuing this list of my fave albums, might as well stay with the Aussie “W” artists first but now it’s second and last one today. Yeah, if you missed the memo I’m doing my all-time albums as a backwards alphabet … Continue reading Classic Albums: We’re All Gunna Die by Don Walker
Might as well keep doing these posts now that I’m getting going, right? So next you can file it under: the greatest debut album you’ve never heard, most likely? Most likely will never hear too! My own rules apply on … Continue reading Classic Albums: Cellulite Soul by Witch Hats
OK, let the on slaughter begins yet again with the next couple of my fave albums as my classic albums posts! Next up is Aussie and or Sydney band simply named X with this mid-80’s under-rated gem. Everyone raves about the … Continue reading Classic Albums: At Home With You by X
So here’s the next in my long list of fave albums of all-time. Today I’ve got for you more Aussie music, some might not know yet again? It’s most likely his most well known album here in Australian for the … Continue reading Classic Albums: Messenger by Jimmy Little
So back to my fave albums of all-time again with the CA list today! Yet more lesser known Aussie bands which this one from Tassie from mid to late 90’s. After that Cloher post at the start of this month … Continue reading Classic Albums: Still Life by The Paradise Motel
Well, 2018 has started out pretty sad at only the second week in with the news broke on this weekend just gone that Frank Lovece of the Primitive Calculators, vocalist and drummer or it should be drum machinist? Of one … Continue reading Classic Albums: Black & White Self-titled by Primitive Calculators + Remembering: Frank Lovece
Off course, this album is my fave by these guys! It was the very first one I found by way of watching TV, I never watch TV now but growing up in a small country town it was pretty much … Continue reading Classic Albums: This Is Not The Way Home by The Cruel Sea
So after missing posting yesterday I’m back today and Wednesday morning with, what Beasts album was it ever going to be for me? It’s just got to be one of the most perfect forty mins. of music, I was going … Continue reading Classic Albums: The Axeman’s Jazz by Beasts Of Bourbon
So out of a lot of records I’ve included in my fave albums list here on my blog this one today could be the less known and sometimes I do wonder even if I’m the only person in the whole … Continue reading Classic Albums: Soaking Red by Tendrils
This article is about an Aboriginal Australian person who has recently died. Those who practise avoidance of naming the dead are advised that this article may include the full name, voice, images of this person. So I’ve bring back Classic Albums post/tag … Continue reading Remembering: Dr G Yunupingu + Classic Albums: Gurrumul by Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu
So next up from the year 1996 is You Am I‘s Hourly, Daily which came after two albums recorded in New York with Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo as producer. They when home for the next record, literally this record is somewhat very … Continue reading Classic Albums: Hourly, Daily by You Am I
OK next Aussie album from 1996 which I consider a total classic is by these guys from Brisbane called Regurgitator. Started as a side-project and formed after the members met on the city’s public transport eg a bus. They’re are not … Continue reading Classic Albums: Tu-Plang by Regurgitator
French Etymology Apheresis of américain. Adjective ricain m (feminine singular ricaine, masculine plural ricains, feminine plural ricaines) (slang, pejorative) Yank (an American) Apparently I need to talk about 1996 a little bit more if yesterday’s post wasn’t too long and as … Continue reading Classic Albums: Regret Is An Inevitable Consequence Of Life by Ricaine
So after more than a few days wait I gotta say it’s just got to be Sarah Blasko for my 2006 album, along with The Drones which I wrote about last year. Both Aussie albums for that year on my CA list … Continue reading Classic Albums: What The Sea Wants, The Sea Will Have by Sarah Blasko
So from the year 2013 this would have to be my fave album then and now, somewhat underrated but unbelievable great Kirin J Callinan‘s Embracism. So that’s what my Sunday post this weekend is all about it. I guess, this would … Continue reading Classic Albums: Embracism by Kirin J Callinan
OK, following my post yesterday about listening to the first set of 1001 albums from that book. Back already again on Easter Sunday, now comes the only other album I can think of from the year 1976 which I really … Continue reading Classic Albums: High Voltage by AC/DC
Right now we up to the eighties again for my Thursday’s blog post and today just got to be back to Australia with Scientists. Kim Salmon’s greatest band and my fave of his/them all has always been the Human Jukebox album or … Continue reading Classic Albums: The Human Jukebox by Scientists
So it’s been a couple days but I don’t think anyone has noticed I’ve been missing? I got kidnapped by aliens on an UFO but I don’t think anyone will care about that at all! I totally love Kylie and … Continue reading Classic Albums: Body Language by Kylie Minogue
So this is only the twentieth Aussie album to be chosen just to prove I’m just getting started here, guess it’s pretty cool I’ve got to number 20 but overall it’s 57 now so I’ve got a long way to … Continue reading Classic Albums: Primary Colours by Eddy Current Suppression Ring
So going back to the 90’s again but staying in Australia today for Saturday’s post, it’s been ten Classic Albums since the last Aussie record but the last week or so it’s been pretty Aussie bands/artists heavy here on my blog, … Continue reading Classic Albums: Charcoal Lane by Archie Roach
So tonight is the Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds gig finally, the very last date of the Aussie tour in Perth W.A. and off course horses, I’m hyped. This post really has nothing to do that but the front man … Continue reading Classic Albums: Mutiny/The Bad Seed by The Birthday Party
So just the other day I got an email about The Bad Seeds gig tomorrow night and it’s says be early, they is no support band. It got me thinking and anyway back in late 1994 I when to my first Cave … Continue reading Classic Albums: The Soft ‘N’ Sexy Sound by Dave Graney ‘N’ The Coral Snakes
Right, it’s got to be the debut album by The Saints (I’m) Stranded for part three of my Ed Kuepper songwriter special. Over the last few days I’ve picked out just two albums and now today a third album from the … Continue reading Classic Albums: (I’m) Stranded by The Saints
So here’s part two on Ed Kuepper as singer-songwriter featuring in my Classic Albums set with his second band called Laughing Clowns. Today I’m highlighting the album Law Of Nature here. It’s a 1984 album which was my intro to them visa just the video clip above at … Continue reading Classic Albums: Law Of Nature by Laughing Clowns
Right, so now we go back to Australia today for the next post on my Classic Albums list. I’m going to try sometime different for today and the next couple of days. I’m going to focus on just one songwriter but it’s … Continue reading Classic Albums: Jean Lee And The Yellow Dog by Ed Kuepper
Well, this really could be the most obscure album I’ve written about, so far? Does anyone else remember this album? Or not? Where Joy Kills Sorrow would have to be one of my most fave mid to late-90’s album ever. At … Continue reading Classic Albums: Where Joy Kills Sorrow by Various Artists
After so much deliberation I’m going to have to pick out this album In The Pines out as my fave of all of The Triffids albums, OK? So I’ve got to ask, what’s yours? I did write a little bit … Continue reading Classic Albums: In The Pines by The Triffids
So does anyone out there remember this band? It seems they’re not remember at all. I what to know why this band is total forgotten about? Why does nobody remember Warumpi Band? It seems they have disappeared from all Aussie … Continue reading Classic Albums: Big Name, No Blankets by Warumpi Band
Magic Dirt are now got to be rated as one of the greatest Aussie band ever, maybe ever the best from the 90’s too. I guess they’re are biggest names who always is talked about before them but to me … Continue reading Classic Albums: What Are Rock Stars Doing Today by Magic Dirt
Well, I think I’m going to do my Classic Albums posts for awhile at least with Aussie albums in-between everything else because I’m an Aussie and it seems almost all these kind-off lists have very little from here down under unless … Continue reading Classic Albums: Paradise by My Disco
It’s been a few of my Classic Albums posts since the last Aussie artist/band so I’ve got to do another one now, this time it’s The Necks. Could be one of most underrated Aussie band out of alot of under rated … Continue reading Classic Albums: Sex by The Necks
“Children, get wise to ways of the world, cast a dark eye as the sunshine spills, coz if the girls don’t get you, then the government will.” Such an underrated song-writer that is Dan Kelly, his opening lines for opening … Continue reading Classic Albums: Drowning In The Fountain Of Youth by Dan Kelly And The Alpha Males
HTRK‘s Work (Work, Work) album I think also now can be called and included as one of my Classic Album after yesterday’s post about Ex Tropical by Lost Animal. Yet another one of my most played albums, in fact it’s the … Continue reading Classic Albums: Work (Work, Work) by HTRK
