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Don't be shy - I'm older than you and I'm familiar with this album. Together we can do this. Fam.

We need to get a group of us together to establish a trust that will house our vinyl collections in a South Coast museum when we pass - perhaps Lottery money could be used to prevent these important national treasures from being split up and purchased by bloated plutocrats?

Rachel......<sigh>

I was actually in tears watching this at Latitude. But then my eyes were also moist during Tilted by Christine and the Queens and Scattered Ashes by Minor Victories. Doesn't take much for me to be overcome by beautiful music, much to my teenage son's embarrassment.

Hmmmm. Interesting. Thought I was definitely going to go for a Rega, but may reconsider. Easy assembly? I hate non-easy assembly....

What are you getting?

And they say this forum is too middle class....:wink:

I'd probably say Screamadelica ahead of Sonic Flower Groove. The latter drags a bit, although the singles are pretty good. Although I love the idea of Screamadelica, it tests my patience - too many songs could have used a decent editor.

If you like it woozy, uplifting, downbeat, skittery, austere and heavy on the arpeggios, try this from Vessels: https://m.soundcloud.com/vessels/4am-1 Don't know if that link will work on non-mobile devices...

Wimps and posers: LEAVE THE HALL! If a better lyric than this exists in the universe, I want to hear it......

That is right, I think, although I recall the possibility of him releasing other stuff, but in a low key way. Possibly.

Like a female Avi Buffalo, I should add.

I was listening to CoAM last week and I thought the songs were overly long, but I was feeling very tired at the time. I also thought the Pinkshinyultrablast album went on too long too, so it may be that I'm only tolerating short songs at the moment - like my current favourite Everybody Wants To...

Yes - the "good" Deerhunter....:wink:

I heard Deerhunter - lots of it. So much, in fact, that I was slightly put off it because it seemed such a rip-off, even though I really enjoyed the album (with some reservations over the quality of some of the vocals).

I'll certainly give this one a go. The less I say about MONEY the better - really not my kind of thing!

Add Petal 'Shame' to your list - I found it on the dull side until I'd played it three or four times. Crunchy open-string American guitar chords (similar to Japandroids or Beach Slang), but with dreamy female vocals instead of bratty shouting. Broken up by some acoustic slower tracks. Some very...

Low lighting and headphones advised.

It's a suspenseful listen. A lot of good noises in it - a real sonic screenplay. If David Lynch is interested, that's Twin Peaks sorted.