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Was listening to this last night, the psychedelic cover version 1st press only available in Europe on the Polar label. Not the type of cover you would expect from Abba

 
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Fairport Convention - Liege & Lief
(1969, A&M)






Produced by Joe Boyd for Witchseason productions.


Inspired to play this after seeing the Joe Boyd segments on the BBC 4 British Folk series (available on Youtube). I didn't know that Boyd wrote a book - published 2010. I picked up a copy from the local library today. Looks like a good read!




[video=youtube;CKe99p9vKd8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKe99p9vKd8[/video]
 
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Internet sources of the new Death Cab for Cutie.

If you like this band, give it a listen.
Something tells me this album is going to be a natural progression/extension of 'Codes & Keys'.

Sad that Chris Walla is gone though ...
 
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MarkWComer said:
Off the wall question: Did this band get its name from the Beatles' "Magical Mystery Tour" movie? Near the end of the film there's a cheesy lounge singer singing "death cab for cutie."

Just wondering...
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That's exactly where they got the name ! :happy2:

... and most people can't stomach the movie (MMT) long enough to ever catch that part.
 
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i've loved this song since i first ran across it on one of my father's early-80's AIR-CHECKed mixtapes back in the late-1990's.
since he was SO on-again-off-again about making his J-card notations, and the cassette this song was found on was obviously made during one of his F%$K-it-all moments,
i had to go all these years, up until just very recently, not knowing what song this was, or whom the hell it was actually done by;

[video=youtube_share;NuEcSXvowMI]http://youtu.be/NuEcSXvowMI[/video]
 
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I'm liking it Tony. Real mellow. What I like about Devy, is he'll go almost anywhere with his music. This is well put together, as one would expect from him, and I suggest you give it a listen if you havent already.

I do need to get more of his stuff. I have the record store owner looking into what titles are available to him.
 
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BubbaH said:
I'm liking it Tony. Real mellow. What I like about Devy, is he'll go almost anywhere with his music. This is well put together, as one would expect from him, and I suggest you give it a listen if you havent already.

I do need to get more of his stuff. I have the record store owner looking into what titles are available to him.
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Own it Ben. My son and I are HUGE Devin fans.

Here's some recommendations, if you don't mind.

"Ki" - good blend of songs that sound like what you hear on 'Casualities", some bluesy stuff and some progressive metal. It's the complete deal.
"Addicted" - in your face Devin
"Accelerated Evolution" - kick ass
"Ocean Machine: Biomech" - incredibly awesome with a touch of spacey, I don't know what you call it
 
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