NWW: Hello?

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   RGM says Heard of them, never heard them. Very Duranish, thanks for the post.

   Permalink posted 02/27/2008
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   goodmusiconly says I had Japan lined up for a NWW post but I've been too busy to get it together. Nice one Tee. I've always had a soft spot for Sylvian ... was just listening to the 'Exercising Ghosts' comp. last week. Cheers!

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   Neill says Ahh, yes, Sylvian who held 'The most beautiful man in rock' accolade in the UK mags for around 2 years....

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   Misstee says Rock?

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   Neill says It's a broad church....

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   Misstee says LOL - yes it is! 'Broad Church' now thats a good name for a band!

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   BerkeleyBob says A fascinating band, much more going on than Duran Duran. Barbieri's latest solo effort is excellent, no vocals. Jenson's, called Slope has some vocals by David and maybe Charlie Haden's daughter, Petra. David's solo efforts range from pure ambient to not very interesting, but devout. (He is a follower of an Indian guru.) I think they were ahead of their time, would recommend Rain Tree Crow and Gone to Earth if you want to listen further. Haven't seen anything recently from the bass player, Mick Karn but he does studio work and has a lot of technique. BerkBob

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   Misstee says Thanks Bob - I actually think I still own Jensen and Barbieri's album Dolphin Bros but never got to Rain Tree Crow....

   Permalink posted 02/28/2008