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    Musicaholic Forums Moderator ForeverAutumn's Avatar
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    I pulled out Colin James' first album a couple of weeks ago and that thing still rocks. Originally released 20 years ago it's held up very well over time. His guitar riffs are as ear-pleasing today as they were in 1988.

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    I wouldn't argue with Miles Davis Kinda Blue although I didn't really own that one myself until about 8 years ago.

    And I shoulda included XTC myself, but mine would be Skylarking. Their songcraft and Todd Rundgren's production was masterful. Despite their reported differences, Todd's influence is all over Oranges & Lemons, and even Andy Partridge himself later admitted that he felt Skylarking was their most cohesive effort.

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    Damn it! I've been inspired to spin some XTC only to realize that I haven't put any on my iPod! I'll have to correct that little oversight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    Damn it! I've been inspired to spin some XTC only to realize that I haven't put any on my iPod! I'll have to correct that little oversight.
    I've got Oranges & Lemons going right now...mmmm

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    I've got Oranges & Lemons going right now...mmmm
    Oh sure, just rub it in why don't you?











    bastard.

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    To wit: The Ballad Of Peter Pumpkinhead

    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    Oh sure, just rub it in why don't you?


    bastard.

    Y'know, I've heard that accusation before. Mebbe it's time for some self-evaluation and analysis...

    ...I think I'll do that while listening to Skylarking

    Edit: Hey, nice avi...
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    This is an ensemble I first heard way back when the Earth was green and the sky was blue...

    Good music, good words, good vibe. What more d'ya want?
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