Reply With QuoteBough this after a previous thread on TZ, brilliant stuff!
Downloaded their 'The Race for Space' album after hearing PSB on Dermot O'Leary's show yesterday. I guess it might be a bit 'marmite' but I think its brilliantly evocative of the 'space race'.
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Bough this after a previous thread on TZ, brilliant stuff!
I had to put my speedmaster on whilst listening to that !!!
:-)
B
Catch them live if you can, they put on a cracking show, both visually and aurally.
Cheers
Foggy
I'm seeing them Live for the 4th time in May. Good tunes and nice blokes
Welcome to the party:
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...e-Broadcasting
(PS There is a dedicated sub-forum for matters musical).
For "artists and music from yesteryear".Originally Posted by Bravo73
I really like this album.
I'm a sucker for a good concept album
Oops. So it is. "No modern carp" either.
Eddie, can you move the original PSB thread, please?
Their (sellout) gig last month at the Roundhouse was excellent.
Aside from playing a number of festivals over the summer, PSB are also taking their current tour back around the UK in November:
http://gigs.gigatools.com/user/PSB_HQ
I'm going to be seeing them again, probably in Norwich. :D
So did I! I do like a concept album. It has a sort of War of the Worlds feel about it.
Great tunes, I'd never heard of them until a recent thread on here that started off about Leftfield. They (PSB) remind me of Lemon Jelly, haven't put one of their albums on for yonks!
I like them too, and love almost of all the things they sample, 'the fleet's all lit up', especially, and also the Night Mail - although the original music is, of course, in a rather different class.
For those who like this kind of stuff may I suggest Grasscut - a duo from Brighton who make some rather beautiful music.
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