Charlie Cuva~Bend Your Johnson (Putney Swope OST)
MF Doom~Vomitspit
Atlas Sound~Quick Canal ft Laetitia Sadier
Chano Pozo~Tocoloró
Lene Lovich~Lucky Number
Urszula Dudziak~By Myself
Danielson~Grow Up
Lijadu Sisters~Life's Gone Down Low
Kool A.D~Donda
Twin Sister~All Around And Away We Go

Don Cavalli's swamp rock classic Cryland blew me away so when I heard he was playing in London I got tickets without caring who he was going to be supporting. Unfortunately when I turned up he was a no show so I had to make do with the not so good swamp rock of Dan Auerbach who I'm sure was perfectly fine but wasn't…

Silverfish were so much fun live.

I'd have to say that I prefer the version Electrelane did a couple of years before this https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I went to see it when it came out at my local cinema and everybody was up in the aisles doing the skinhead moonstomp, never seen a whole audience (or anybody for that matter) dancing at a film screening before or since.

The new Jane Smiley~Some Luck. She's such an amazing writer, so original but not at all showy. Looking forward to the next two installments already.

Les Sins~Bellow
Major Lazer~Lean On (feat. MØ & DJ Snake)
Ducktails~Naïve Music
Vetiver~Edgar
Action Bronson~Easy Rider
Kendrick Lamar~Hood Politics
Jackie Mittoo~A Big Car
Junior Delgado~Herb Eye
Cashmere Cat~Adore (feat. Ariana Grande)
Pat Boone~Song To The Siren

Soul music fans of a certain age (my age) would be amazed that Frankie Beverly and Maze's Joy And Pain didn't make the list. So beautiful.

Such a great live band!

That Rome gig is in a class of its own~totally fantastic also dark,itchy and funky (like a yeast infection). There's loads of free downloads out there of the Montreux show and it's well worth picking up.

I've seen them a few times and they were always pretty good and my sister was at the infamous New York gig that ended up with Smith getting arrested. Might see them again this summer at The Green Man Festival. My favourite Fall live moment was at WOMAD the world music festival when Smith introduced the band thus;…

The acoustic version that I got as a free 7" with The Good Son album is my favourite~such an amazing song.

Everyone has to eventually. It's like national service http://www.thedailymash.co….

I love Van Morrison's Caravan but I have a special place in my heart for his performance of it in The Band's movie The Last Waltz. If I remember the story Van had second and third thoughts about his outfit (entirely understandable because he looks like a roly poly purple Elvis) but didn't have time to get changed. …

I would've gone for Slippery People from Stop Making Sense but the one song that was most improved in the live setting in my opinion was My Big Hands (Fall Through The Cracks) from David Byrne's The Catherine Wheel album. The version that Talking Heads do in their Live At Montreux 1982 show is absolutely amazing and…

Agreed about Gruff's solo stuff, but I'm not so sure about another SFA album.

Sorry to piss on your chips Judkins http://www.independent.co.u…

I have to totally disagree with this review because I really didn't know anything about Houellebecq when I saw this and I thought it was one of the funniest films that I've seen in a long time and a lot of that was down to the amazing performances of the supporting cast.

I think she's an amazing vocalist and Marble Index is an incredible album and most people I know think the same but, yeah, I know the kind of people you're talking about and they're usually full of it.

Great soundtrack from Donald Byrd and The Blackbyrds too. I know somebody with two thumbs who has it on vinyl-THIS GUY!!!