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There was never a 006, that was one reason why I couldn't imagine getting to 007!
Lukas
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Another great, interesting post, Lukas.
I'd just like to say thanks for all the hard work you put into The Swimmer. I bought it recently and played it for the first time at the weekend - really beautiful music, and I'm glad to have it in my collection now. So thanks again, for all the hardships.
Also I had my first play of Checkmate / Rhythm in Motion - possibly now one of my favourite CDs ever. I don't think I've ever had so much continuous fun listening to a CD! Every single track on there was brilliant and sounded SO great. I'm glad I got that one before it disappeared!
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Lukas, I really enjoy reading your LQR's, and I am busy going through my collection to confirm what I have (a lot, by the way), and what I still need to purchase.
The reports are very helpful, and entertaining!
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Zig Zag .... is a glorious return to the burnt-orange formica countertops, harvest gold linoleum floors, avocado-green refrigerators, and faux-wood paneled dens of the early 1970s...thanks a heap for this one, Lukas.
edited for clarity
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Great article, very interesting to read about all those cd's.
My favourite of this year must be the Elmer Bernstein box set, which took me 4 years to think about if I actually wanted to spend so much on only one box. I'm glad that I did!
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