Needles & Grooves AoTM /// Vol. 16 - October 2020 /// WH Lung Incidental Music
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ByersVinyl
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This kind of Sherlock level Sleuthing worries me. I had feared the abilities of forum members.
I tell myself don't underestimate the powers of N&G. Yet still when faced with this power I crumble in awe, fall to my knees and weep.
supahypeag
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Just to get a guess in, I’ll go with
Pulp - Different Class
(1) artist is alive (Note, this guess is broken up but I didn’t see where anybody died)
(2) Skunk Anansie- labeled Britpop and charity live was released in ‘95. So was this pulp record
(3) available on vinyl for less than $30
Pulp - Different Class
(1) artist is alive (Note, this guess is broken up but I didn’t see where anybody died)
(2) Skunk Anansie- labeled Britpop and charity live was released in ‘95. So was this pulp record
(3) available on vinyl for less than $30
If we managed to get Jarvis Cocker on for a Q&A that would be the biggest scoop of the decade. So whilst I love this record I’m doubting it.
Not that I have a better guess I might add!
supahypeag
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Ha yeah I doubted this was the pick too. I looked at some of the solo projects by the members of Skunk Anansie but couldn’t find any on vinyl for cheap. I looked at Feeder (drummer), and same thing. Maybe you guys will have better luck!
ByersVinyl
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I'll have you know Me and Jarvis go way back......... to a Gig in Middlesborough (1995 i think)
Yep, Yesterday Went Too Soon is one of my favourite records but super expensive on vinyl now. Hopefully we will get a repress one day!
Jonathan Y
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First guess: The Prodigy - Experience
I went down the Skunk hole, found Len Arran, which pointed me back to Skin and Martin Kent, and associated was Liam Howlett so I decided to stop there with The Prodigy
I went down the Skunk hole, found Len Arran, which pointed me back to Skin and Martin Kent, and associated was Liam Howlett so I decided to stop there with The Prodigy
ByersVinyl
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Some people would say Its always a good idea to go down a Skunk hole.
Jonathan Y
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So Help was a 1995 charity album
The Help Album - Wikipedia .
maybe a band from that album, which would be not narrowing it down too much
The Help Album - Wikipedia .
maybe a band from that album, which would be not narrowing it down too much
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ByersVinyl
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At some point I will give some clear lines of sight with my hints.
Genre / Country of Origin etc etc
But drip drip drip and all that.
For today whilst I expect to be online tonight I will just let one final drip before tightening that tap....
Genre / Country of Origin etc etc
But drip drip drip and all that.
For today whilst I expect to be online tonight I will just let one final drip before tightening that tap....
supahypeag
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Hmmm...that makes two live recordings, right? Maybe we're looking at a live album?
That clue clearly means the rotm is by an unarguable genius.
Skunk anansie singing " i don't want your charity " surely symbolises that the artist was not happy with the reception of the album.
Sso clearly either Sonny Rollins or Ghostface Killah
ByersVinyl
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gaporter
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gaporter
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Sidenote: you gotta love how this album cover was clearly drawn by someone who had never seen Star Wars
supahypeag
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Or was REALLY worried about copyright issues
TrainFan73
Frothy
You would’ve thought they would have strayed a little farther from Flash Gordon territory if that were the case.