IncendiaryLemon
Captain Karen
Not sure if it's just the horn section, but this song gives me huge Persona 3/4 vibes.
Listened to David Sylvian's debut solo album Brilliant Trees. It has some great songs on it.
Honestly I’m still stuck on tracks from this album, as well as some of the songs from Secrets of the Beehive. Sylvian’s lyrics and vocals and Ryuichi Sakamoto’s production just work so well together.Listened to his third album Gone to Earth as well. It's also a good album with one or two standouts.
At least many of you still have *a* designated shop for music - where I live there's bugger all so I have to get my CD's from Amazon!First the good news hmv has been saved the bad news is 27 stores are closeing including their flagship store and yes I know there's still fopp but there metal section of incredibly small and I don't like there film section because they don't have big selection of movies and don't think I found any 4K disks.
Ah that's why I didn't see them I just want straight to the vinyl.Fopp Covent Garden has 4K Blu Rays upstairs and down, but admittedly is a smaller store.
The flagship hmv store was the nearest one to me there's was one much closer to me at Westfield Stratford but it closed down.At least many of you still have *a* designated shop for music - where I live there's bugger all so I have to get my CD's from Amazon!
The flagship hmv store was the nearest one to me there's was one much closer to me at Westfield Stratford but it closed down.
I'm chuffed to bits to still have it.At least @Neil.T still has a HMV - hooray!
I used to love MVC! I have to admit, though...I forgot all about it until I just saw this post. There used to be one in a town near me and I bought some fantastic stuff from them over the years...a fairly rare wrestling DVD, the Clone Wars Gamecube game, a My Chemical Romance CD and a nice Jackass t-shirt. 2004/5 was a wonderful time.We used to have an MVC but that went ages ago as well. Then again my town is going pretty downhill generally and has been for a good while now. loads of closures of high street names and basically just pop-up shops at every turn. It's a shame but it's sadly the way it goes. Extortionate lease rates don't help the cause.
At least @Neil.T still has a HMV - hooray!
Apparently the new owner hopes to be able to reopen it one day. I will miss it but I’m grateful that the Fopp in Covent Garden is still open!I'm chuffed to bits to still have it.
But yeah, the rent that HMV have been having to pay for the Oxford Street store is utterly shocking.
Fingers crossed for that.Apparently the new owner hopes to be able to reopen it one day. I will miss it but I’m grateful that the Fopp in Covent Garden is still open!
It's becoming like a ghost town.
I get you on the whole ghost town vibe. All the clubs have been shut down and bands don’t play anymore-too much fighting on the dancefloorSadly it seems to be the way things are going for many places. My town has never been amazing by any stretch but it's definitely lost some of the buzz that was once present. It's lost so much over the years and any investment it does seem to get is pumped into the university. Excellent - we'll have a bunch of graduates lumbered with debt who have no jobs to go to because there's nothing left!
It’s not massive but hopefully when they replenish stock it’ll be back to its cosy feeling again. Forbidden Planet you could spend ages in though, so much to peruse.Fingers crossed for that.
I'll be in London in early June for a few days, so I shall pay a visit to Fopp while I'm there. (And to Forbidden Planet also.)
I understand that the Glasgow Byres Road Fopp has been saved from closure too, somehow.
Yeah, it'll be good when HMV and Fopp start getting new stock in again. It's been weird going into my local HMV and finding no new-release stuff for those few weeks.It’s not massive but hopefully when they replenish stock it’ll be back to its cosy feeling again. Forbidden Planet you could spend ages in though, so much to peruse.