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Sunny Day Albums!


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What I've actually been listening to...

 

The Ting Tings - Home 

CMAT - Euro-Country

The Coral - 388

 

And a bit of The Lemon Twigs' latest one too

 

 

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22 hours ago, Looother said:

I never listen to it at any other time, but I often come back to Becoming X by Sneaker Pimps when the weather is good. An album that was released in midsummer when I was too young to have any responsibilities (30 years ago!), and just brings back hazy, blissful, sun-bleached memories.

Good call, remember listening to 6 Underground on a compilation CD a fair bit while travelling acroos Thailand. 

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22 minutes ago, sedra said:

I have La Variete on vinyl - must dig it out and give it a play! 

Yes, mine's an original vinyl copy too. I had a bit of a thing for all the jazzy artists back then, and they stand up well.

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Faded Seaside Glamour by the Delays. 

 

One of my favourite early 00's bands, with one of my favourite indie albums ever. Some fantastic songs on there. Underrated band, and Greg Gilbert (RIP) had a great voice.

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Adding Four Tet to my list, prompted by listening to the Baby Love Cry EP while sat in the garden this evening.

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Fair comment, I've been cooking up ball soup all week.

 

Had a decent night at work though, temps finally dropping and I've been watching old favourite glasto gigs on another monitor and enjoying the occasional crafty jazz woodbine (don't tell the boss!) to make the night go smoother.

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On 30/05/2026 at 17:46, Spindles said:

I'm surprised to not see Fred Again mentioned, his stuff seems particularly suited to the kind of Balearic heat we've been enjoying.

 

I think it's because he's sh*t?

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