Tag Archives: Cornwall

2002 – Up The Bracket – The Libertines

Posted on November 14, 2016 by grooveware

To use the vernacular, the drums and bass are as tight as a duck’s arse. Which is good because everything else on “Up The Bracket” by The Libertines is so loose it’s constantly on the verge of falling apart. From … Continue reading →

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1996 – Murder Ballads – Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds

Posted on September 26, 2015 by grooveware

‘Magical’ is one of the ways to describe witnessing the birth of your first child, though nerve-wracking fits pretty well too. Having gone to work as usual on the morning of Friday 16th February, I received ‘the call’ at around 8.30am, “Come … Continue reading →

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