Nick Cave Heard Them Here First/ Various - Nick Cave Heard Them Here First2015 collection. Nick Cave has never concealed his influences. Heard Them Here First offers a view of his career, as seen through the original versions of songs he chose to cover. The collection opens with the Stooges' proto punk anthem 'Fun House', which Cave's band The Birthday Party recorded in 1982, and concludes with 'Burnin' Hell' by John Lee Hooker, as recorded by Cave for the soundtrack of the film Lawless in 2012, and covers all points

Rare Groove Spectrum

the album provoked much eulogizing on it's original release

He made his name as a drummer with John McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra

the Atlanta band's second but first for ATO Records

back in 1994

two cities that contemplate each other in admiration

Ana Quintans

The outer sleeve has a brand new design

Although more modest than the symphonies

The genesis of the project came via an 11th hour request from Daptone for a Sharon Jones remix in 2007 that resulted in the reggae version of "How Long Do I Have To Wait For You

The Clarigotto Duo presents a collection of Romantic works transcribed for the unusual combination of clarinet and bassoon and joined by piano on the trio selections in an aurally fascinating glimpse at the sonic possibilities of these two instruments

and haunting synths