2 recommendations

[hagi_complex]

'Heart of Gold', Jonathon Demme's film of Neil Young's premeire of 'Prairie Wind' album from a couple of years ago. Performed in the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. The album never really lit my fire, but the live performance brings it to a new level and you have to stick it out till the second half of the film when NY will slay you. Mainly for NY fans, but even casual ones will appreciate this. Preferably listened to in DTS 5.1 if you have the set up - it sounds f*cking amazing. It was going for less than a tenner on play.com until this week. Back to full price now, though, but still worth every penny.

 

'Gris-Gris', Dr. John's debut album from 1968. F*cking crazy voodoo Nawlins sh*t. Until last year, my only exposure to this guy was his one song on 'The Last Waltz' and the fact that he played on a Spiritualized album. I think he said a line on that BBC cover of 'Perfect Day' as well. I can't get enough of this album at the moment. It's equal parts scary, funky and catchy.

[Coyler]

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