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Talk Talk Camille Chat Cat Stevens

Minnie Ripperton David Torn Ben Folds

Seconded, on both counts. The Tuba trio is great

Dr Finlay Janet Janet Planet

I like that description and completely agree although I don't really know enough about Hermeto yet - this will be rectified . Like the others there's a seeming totality to the music, it's concepts, conception and realisation. as for "Hommage" - if I don't like it it will be the only Hill out of very nearly all of them that I own that I don't like, so I'm pretty confident. I think I may have heard it a few years back.

Pleased to see Translinear Light on the list. I somehow missed that first time round

Just plugged a "Hommage" sized hole in my collection, thanks for the prompt. I completely agree about the other two. How are you enjoying the Hermeto?

Andrew Hill - Blue Black [East Wind, 1977]

That Blythe is wonderful Firstly Andrew Hill - Compulsion!!!!! [Blue Note, 1974 repress] and now Andrew Hill - Andrew!!! {Blue Note, 1968] John Gilmore!!!!

Thanks, Kings Cross is nearer and I don't have to survive the H&City line to get there. Scarred for life by commuting to Westbourne Grove

Not managed to get out and shop yet but it won't be long Has HJ West got a big used section now? Always seemed to focus more on new vinyl recent years. The Kings X branch certainly had a nice used selection pre-lockdown

Ravi Shankar - Improvisations & Theme from Pather Panchali [His Masters Voice, India 1964] One of my first Berne purchases about when it was released I'd guess

This one now

This is such a great album, listening now because of your post yesterday. Thank you. 'Black Classical Music', indeed

Limp Bizkit The Sea & Cake The Cookie Monster

That's my understanding too

Bertie Wooster The Little Red Rooster Boris The Booster

Swampy Pete Bog Peter Bogdanovich

Snooker World Championship - Mark Selby v Mark Williams Next 'The Man In The High Castle' season 2. Still undecided about this. It seems to me let down by the plotting, or lack of. The recreation of occupied West and East coasts is excellent, and disconcerting. I need to reread the book that I really rated

Ann Wilson Nancy Wilson Wilson Pickett

An eclectic mix of recordings mostly made at a Chinese venue Old Heaven Bookshop, as I understand https://oldheavenbooks.bandcamp.com/

Bryan Ferry Charon Styx, the band

Cafe Oto stocked them briefly. I only bought this which is excellent, wish I'd bought some others. Will have to make do with downloads

Yes,I have the Russell. The only ones that I don't have that are shown on the back of the covers are the Levitt and Ayler.

Mine's in the post. Really looking forward to it. I've enjoyed the previous ones