'Lost' albums

[Derby Tup]

Charles Webster's deep house classic Born on the 24th of July. Check out Sweet Butterfly or Ready on that youtube

[Jez Hellewell]

Josh Rouse "Nashville" ....a classic.
From the 80's, Talk Talk "The Colour Of Spring"....beautiful.

[Truck]

Hello.
I can highly recommend the final album by Mark Hollis (the guy behind Talk Talk) if you like your music a little odd but very beautiful.
It was recorded to satisfy a contract with polydor records and is a much more personal and introspective collect of songs than his other work. I got a copy on play.com for about £3.50.

For those who are into 70s folk Avocet by Bert Jansch is really intresting (maybe a little dated) and is said to be the artiests favorite of his own work.

I could bang on about records for days
Tim

[Truck]

Ahh last tens years... I've gone too far back with my last entry (The Talk Talk refernce in the last entry set me off).

My top LP 2000 - 2009 is Ys by Joanna Newsom. Classic!!

[Dick]

Finally(for now), I forget the title, but Eels 2004/05(?) album was another.

I have Eels "Beautiful Freak" on CD somewhere and it's a great album - proabably a mid 90's job if I recall correctly.

[southernsoftie]

I have Eels "Beautiful Freak" on CD somewhere and it's a great album - proabably a mid 90's job if I recall correctly.

Nice one. I was on about Blinking Lights and Other Revelations (2005).

[Jez Hellewell]

Blinking Lights is a fantastic CD. I'm just listening to the new one, "End Times", at work at the moment. Sounding like a classic already !