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Cornershop - Woman's Gotta Have It (1995)

also got the first album 'Hold On It Hurts'

I have been looking for this for sooo long, by sheer chance I checked again and it was uploaded only yesterday - both albums have long been out-of-print and this one in particular is legendary.
By ramshackle 90's indie criteria, this is better than 'When I Was Born From the 7th Time', and while there are a couple of classic Eastern jams most of it sounds like the British-Indian Pavement. edit: infact it even sounds like the Brian Jonestown Massacre in their raga moments

F*cking brill.

Along with 'Tatay' apparently on the way (eeee!) it's been a great day for British indie (real indie)

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Thee Headcoats - Beach Bums Must Die / The Earls Of Suavedom

grabbed it from Urban's old thread

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KRS-One - Return of the Boom Bap

badman selection

Well that was a pretty safe guess :D

I've only heard Return to Cookie Mountain besides this so my comparison is limited. Dear Science has much smoother, glossy production and is missing a lot of the fuzz and distortion from RTCM.

And they've upped the funk quotient in their music, making Dear Science a much more upbeat and catchy record.

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Easter - These Arms are Snakes

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Variations on Swing - Meet Me In St. Louis

Lovely progressive/indie rock (two terms that should usually never be put together). It's like a maze of odd time sigs, tempo changes, and extremely technical guitar work, but it still retains a highly melodic, poppy sense.

Let me know how that one goes, they're a band I've been meaning to get into but just never do.

Bryan Adams - 11