Comments on: Recommended Scottish Albums http://www.nonlineagency.com/influences/best-scottish-albums-in-the-world-ever Sun, 21 Mar 2010 19:51:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Kratom http://www.nonlineagency.com/influences/best-scottish-albums-in-the-world-ever/comment-page-1#comment-1009 Kratom Fri, 12 Jun 2009 04:33:43 +0000 http://www.nonlineagency.com/?p=364#comment-1009 For my two cents I'd have add "it makes no nevermind" by the incomparable Swamptrash, and "Jammysmears" by Ivor Cutler. For my two cents I’d have add “it makes no nevermind” by the incomparable Swamptrash, and “Jammysmears” by Ivor Cutler.

]]> By: markgorman http://www.nonlineagency.com/influences/best-scottish-albums-in-the-world-ever/comment-page-1#comment-986 markgorman Sat, 18 Apr 2009 09:29:47 +0000 http://www.nonlineagency.com/?p=364#comment-986 Of course you missed this year's imperious Phantom Band debut which already qualifies as a classic, The Scars' Author, Author, No Proclaimers? (shame on you - I'll propose both Sunshine on Leith and Persevere) Aberfeldy, Young Forever has a chance. Altan's Black Water is a great folk Record and how can you have no John Martyn in here. Solid air especially. Whilst I'm not her biggst fan I'd make a case for KT Tunstall's debut. And CODY by Mogwai - beautifully morbid. Snow patrol are honorable Scots so Final Straw needs to be here and you ignore all of Simple Minds best records (Reel to Reel Cacophony, Sister feelings call and Sons and Fascination) which are all better than their overproduced commercial mince. Although I agree with Empires and Dance - that's cracking. Apart from that it's about right... I agree Tigermilk is B and S's greatest moment so far and also agree with your Eddi Reader choice but her 'Sings the Songs of Rabbie Burns' should also be there. No Boards of Canada? Gary Clarke's 10 Songs about Love was as good as anything he did with (Meet) Danny Wilson Hobotalk's Beauty in Madness is also an essential scottish album as is everything be James Yorkston. good to see Jerry Burns there (a wee overlooked masterpiece) Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan have to be there for The Ballad of the Broken Seas. Of course you missed this year’s imperious Phantom Band debut which already qualifies as a classic, The Scars’ Author, Author,

No Proclaimers? (shame on you - I’ll propose both Sunshine on Leith and Persevere)

Aberfeldy, Young Forever has a chance.

Altan’s Black Water is a great folk Record and how can you have no John Martyn in here. Solid air especially.

Whilst I’m not her biggst fan I’d make a case for KT Tunstall’s debut.

And CODY by Mogwai - beautifully morbid.

Snow patrol are honorable Scots so Final Straw needs to be here and you ignore all of Simple Minds best records (Reel to Reel Cacophony, Sister feelings call and Sons and Fascination) which are all better than their overproduced commercial mince. Although I agree with Empires and Dance - that’s cracking.

Apart from that it’s about right…

I agree Tigermilk is B and S’s greatest moment so far and also agree with your Eddi Reader choice but her ‘Sings the Songs of Rabbie Burns’ should also be there.

No Boards of Canada?

Gary Clarke’s 10 Songs about Love was as good as anything he did with (Meet) Danny Wilson

Hobotalk’s Beauty in Madness is also an essential scottish album as is everything be James Yorkston.

good to see Jerry Burns there (a wee overlooked masterpiece)

Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan have to be there for The Ballad of the Broken Seas.

]]> By: the nonline agency » Blog Archive » The Best Scottish Album in the World - Ever http://www.nonlineagency.com/influences/best-scottish-albums-in-the-world-ever/comment-page-1#comment-985 the nonline agency » Blog Archive » The Best Scottish Album in the World - Ever Fri, 17 Apr 2009 09:50:45 +0000 http://www.nonlineagency.com/?p=364#comment-985 [...] You can find the full list of Recommended Scottish Albums here. [...] [...] You can find the full list of Recommended Scottish Albums here. [...]

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