Live At Ronnie Scott's, 1963 (Vinyl 2xLP) Hard Rock

Live At Ronnie Scott's, 1963 (Vinyl 2xLP) Hard RockPreviously unreleased recording from the legendary multi instrumentalist Kirk, cut direct from tape and issued as a 200 Gram premium pressing (Black LP) with Gearbox's famous production values. Kirk's influence and following reaches far beyond Jazz. Hendrix idolised him and it's easy to see why. His appetite for ripping up the rulebook has brought kudos and admirers from all sides, giving him a status and respect that ensures an unearthed, never

Cohen meditates on love and life in his inimitable style on an album which has been described as one of the best he has ever recorded

For The Learner is an envious nod to a younger

The Australian 7-piece have made a name for themselves with a steady stream of new material since their inception 2010

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even as he released his triumphant "rock trilogy" of Another Side of Bob Dylan

a record that recalls the shimmering opulence of the Cocteau Twins and the melancholic majesty of Disintegration / Pornography-era The Cure

yet the two LP sides were somewhat incongruous

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springy tune belies its more sinister

The Album is an odd and hypnotic mini-album

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From the first strum you can tell something special is happening