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290 tracks from England have been recommended (see also UK).

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something like you performed by michael head 1997
Recommended by scouser [profile]

beautiful song from a beautiful album,to say this song is perfect is an understatement.only someone without a heart could fail to be moved by this.

from magical world of the strands
available on CD - the magical world of the strands (megaphone music)

06 Nov 02 ·modadelic: you.re totally right about michael head. i've always thought the first pale fountains album 'pacific st.' was an excellent summer record that lasts all year and still sounds wonderfull 20 years down the road.

One of the Broken performed by Prefab Sprout 1990
Recommended by Gumbo [profile]

Only Paddy McAloon has would have the audacity to open a song with a spoken section saying "Hi, this is God here". The song that follows is not a joke, but an enormously beautiful and spiritual melodic tune. Since then he probably has quite consciously avoided releasing stuff with almost religious overtones as in this one.

from Jordan - The Comeback (CBS/Kitchenware ?), available on CD

Don’t Fade Away performed by Dead Can Dance 1996
Recommended by Archipelago [profile]

This is one of those songs that you put on when you want to sit back, relax, and float away to somewhere warm and safe.

A friend of mine once told me that she had an out-of-body experience to this song as she was meditating.

This is a song that I put on a mixed tape to give to a lover once as a way of showing that I would be there with her through it all, accompanying her journey as you explore the realms of love and life.

available on CD - Toward the Within (4AD)

Baby Lemonade performed by Syd Barrett 1970
Recommended by popgoestheculture [profile]

The best opening to any album ever. Amazing guitar solos, lagging drums, warm organs, and Mr.Barrett himself. It doesn't get any better than this.

from Barrett, available on CD

09 Mar 03 ·konsu: Yeah. This song has so much ragged beauty. The whole records just a circus of deranged, delightful tracks. I also like "Maisy" ,"Wined & Dined" , & "Dominoes"...

28 Oct 05 ·n-jeff: I love it too, theres a fantastic version done for one of the John Peel sessions that Strange Fruit put out in the eighties, that is equally wayward, and equally good. Considering how slight it is, and how lacking in obvious "Psychedelic" conventions, it is surprisingly my favourite Barrett song.

Human performed by The Human League 1986
Recommended by popgoestheculture [profile]

One of the best 80's songs, great beats.

from Crash, available on CD

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