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TheCellarTapes · 07-06-2010, 05:16 AM

Bought a Left Banke bootleg over the weekend from Manchester's Northern Quarter. This bootleg is basically two albums in one,

The first half is an album called Montage, which was a project Michael Brown did whilst the remainder of The Left Banke were doing Left Banke Too, so 68-69 kind of period. As an album, its what you'd expect really and is actually very very good, well worth keeping your eye out for.

Unfortunately, the second part of the bootleg is the 1978 album, Strangers on a Train, which in my view is terrible, this 78 album on its own is horrendous and should be avoided at all costs.

But the Montage stuff is ace.

07-06-2010, 05:16 AM	#7 (permalink)
TheCellarTapes Music Addict Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 490	Bought a Left Banke bootleg over the weekend from Manchester's Northern Quarter. This bootleg is basically two albums in one, The first half is an album called Montage, which was a project Michael Brown did whilst the remainder of The Left Banke were doing Left Banke Too, so 68-69 kind of period. As an album, its what you'd expect really and is actually very very good, well worth keeping your eye out for. Unfortunately, the second part of the bootleg is the 1978 album, Strangers on a Train, which in my view is terrible, this 78 album on its own is horrendous and should be avoided at all costs. But the Montage stuff is ace.