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  1. Late Developers
    by Belle and Sebastian
    Late Developers
    by Belle and Sebastian
  2. How To Solve Our Human Problems Parts 1-3
    by Belle and Sebastian
    How To Solve Our Human Problems Parts 1-3
    by Belle and Sebastian
  3. Not Given Lightly
    by Various Artists
    Not Given Lightly
    by Various Artists
  4. The Other Side of This
    by Maia Marsh
    The Other Side of This
    by Maia Marsh
    A really warm, gripping song. It hangs in the air, highlighting the singers lovely voice.
  5. Glass Harp
    by Glass Harp
    Glass Harp
    by Glass Harp
    A proper 70s brew. Incredible, intelligent musicianship. Totally wild, mercurial at times, then gentle and introspective. Phil Keaggy's brilliant guitar playing burns brightly in this tight & loose trio.
  6. This Stupid World
    by Yo La Tengo
    This Stupid World
    by Yo La Tengo
  7. Painful
    by Yo La Tengo
    Painful
    by Yo La Tengo
  8. Fidelity
    by The Durutti Column
    Fidelity
    by The Durutti Column
    The New Fidelity The New Fidelity
    Just magic. Vini Reilly was a brilliant musician and a true artist. I was so surprised to hear some of these pieces on "The Bear" series recently, so I guess his popularity is growing. Like the late Mark Hollis, it's a shame that the greater appreciation of his work is of no further use to him, personally.
  9. Wrong Way Up [Expanded Edition]
    by Brian Eno & John Cale
    Wrong Way Up [Expanded Edition]
    by Brian Eno & John Cale
    Been There Done That Been There Done That
    A fantastic early 90s album. This is what the decade could have been remembered for along with other standout records like 'Acadie' (1989) or the Teenage Fanclub albums, instead of grunge or 90s "alternative" (not knocking Nirvana, etc). Unfathomably, the record failed to make an impact. Rated A+.
  10. The Candle And The Flame
    by Robert Forster
    The Candle And The Flame
    by Robert Forster
  11. World of Strangers
    by Zoe Muth
    World of Strangers
    by Zoe Muth
  12. Consider The Birds
    by Wovenhand
    Consider The Birds
    by Wovenhand
  13. When the Fabric’s Torn
    by White Cross
    When the Fabric’s Torn
    by White Cross
    An obscure Australian "underground" band from the late 80s. A raw, unpolished, lo-fi gem. Unfortunately we lose the cool cover of 'Michael row the Boat ashore' but this is still a gift.

    Listen and get hooked, from the intro to the end.
  14. The Bride
    by White Cross
    The Bride
    by White Cross
  15. The Whole Love
    by Wilco
    The Whole Love
    by Wilco
  16. A Rock In The Weary Land
    by The Waterboys
    A Rock In The Weary Land
    by The Waterboys
    Dumbing Down The World Dumbing Down The World
    Mike Scott is capable of the sublime when occasionally his compositions and lyrics bleed into each other to create something moving and near profound.

    The Stolen Child, on Fisherman's Blues springs to mind, albeit taken from WB Yeats Faerie Queen and with an incredible narrator.
  17. I care for you
    by Burka Band
    I care for you
    by Burka Band
    No Burka! No Burka!
    These brave, independent women created biting satire, highlighting institutionalized suppression of women by the regime through religious strictures and fake morality. I hope they are all safe and well as they ran serious risks in choosing to speak out through their music.

    People need to be free to believe or not believe.
  18. Slowdive
    by Slowdive
    Slowdive
    by Slowdive
    Sugar for the Pill Sugar for the Pill
    This is really good and I think, up there with 'Souvlaki', my favorite in the "shoegaze" genre.
  19. Circuses and Bread
    by The Durutti Column
    Circuses and Bread
    by The Durutti Column
    Excellent Durutti Column. Approach this as an instrumental album. To me, it's more compelling as a whole than LC.
  20. White Flag
    by Daniel Romano
    White Flag
    by Daniel Romano
    White Flag White Flag
    It has the feel of a classic album. The title track lingers on after the music has stopped