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    When Tiro, the confidential secretary of a Roman senator, opens the door to a terrified stranger on...

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Andy Bell recommended Psychocandy by The Jesus and Mary Chain in Music (curated)

 
Psychocandy by The Jesus and Mary Chain
Psychocandy by The Jesus and Mary Chain
1985 | Rock
9.0 (4 Ratings)
Album Favorite

"“In 1985, I was 15 and Psychocandy came out. With all the records I’ve mentioned so far, there’s not much there that you would call extreme, except for Tomorrow Never Knows, maybe… but into that regular world came this absolutely mental record! “The first time I heard it was when Muriel Gray played a track on Radio 1, and I remember her introducing it and saying, ‘This is going to divide the listeners!’ It’s hard to overstate the effect that record had. It really did shatter everything! “Sound-wise, it was so relentlessly extreme - for 40 minutes - and it was just a brilliant piece of production as well. As soon as I heard them, it was one of those eureka moments.”"

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Biff Byford recommended Tons of Sobs by Free in Music (curated)

 
Tons of Sobs by Free
Tons of Sobs by Free
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"We liked Free – very bluesy, with a lot of soul. There was a time when there was this thing called Freemania, when they were the biggest thing since sliced bread. They were a bit Led Zeppelinish – brilliant musicians, and Paul Rodgers was a white guy who sounded black. They were all great at what they did. This album didn’t influence me so much, but it influenced the band the other guys were in, Sob. They named the band after this album. They were a very bluesy outfit before Paul Quinn and I joined the band and it became Son of a Bitch, then Saxon – our old band, Coast, was more proggy. So this album became part of my listening cycle."

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