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Side A: decent, self-written songs, mostly little vignettes about different people’s lives.
Side B: shite covers that gave an idea of what his career would be for the next ten years

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#22

It’s ok, it’s not a particularly rare or expensive record

I guess I’ll play the sequel record “Still Caught Up” instead

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#23

Love - Da Capo

side A. 6 tracks of wondrous psych chamber pop

Side B. 1 20 minute track of interminable blues rock.

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#24

Could never quite bring myself to buy Neu75 because I only like 1 side if it.

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#25

You’re not saying which one?

#26

Got to try and be a bit mysterious :slight_smile:

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#27

Can - Monster Movie

side A. 3 tracks of crazed experimental garage rock.

Side B. Proto - Mago

#28

Dragged Into Sunlight’s Widowmaker. Side A is slow, creepy and instrumental, Side B tears your face off with its heaviness!

#29

Queen II (one of the few tolerable Queen albums) is split into side white and side black which have their own feel to them. I seem to remember the second side is a bit of a medley too.

#30

Screamadelica, the most concentrated eccie buzz ever. Side A coming up. Side B coming down.

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#31

I think Gatecreeper’s latest mini album/EP “An Unexpected Reality” fits. The first side is all short punches of thrash and grind, and the second side is one long track of sludge/atmospheric metal.

#32

Atom Heart Mother and Meddle by Pink Floyd - one side of each is a 25 minute “suite”, one side is songs (although that term is a little loose when applied to Alan’s Psychedelic Breakfast)

#33

Sh#£-#_-++((&£#@@…this thread has killed vinyl! :slightly_frowning_face:

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#34

It was a rather thin 80s repress - although not as floppy as some 80s vinyl. A bit of flex might have saved it

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#35

Danny Brown’s XXX

Side A - Barked shock rap par excellence, Side B (dna onwards) - introspective smoulder. Honestly didn’t think it was the same guy first few spins.

#36

Hounds of Love is the album that I listen to the most that would fall into this category

Side A: Hounds of Love
Side B: The Ninth Wave

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#37

cheers all :wink:

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#38

I was talking about the Acid Mothers Temple version

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#39

Genuinely have no idea how I missed that considering I read your entire post. :thinking:

Well at least I wasn’t alone…

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#40

Was gonna say Remain in Light, but it turns out that Once in a Lifetime is on side B! Never had it on vinyls, just assumed it was Punches/Crosseyed/Curve/Lifetime, then Houses/Seen/Wind/Overload because why would you put 3 songs on one side and 5 on the other aaargh

So that’s nearly A for bangers, B for weird stuff, but not quite. Probably that Eno’s fault

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