Good Afternoon

Quite a nice little album from 2001. Personally, I quite like this and the follow up "Motion Sickness" - not a bad band and worth checking out - there are a couple of cracking tunes on this one!

One guy on Amazon said "sounds like early Ride singing a downbeat take of Neil Young & Crazy Horse's Down By the River"

Anyway Amazon editorial said this:

"Anyone attempting to tell the difference between Alan McGee's first record label (Creation) and his second one (Poptones) would be hard-pressed to do so on the basis of his signings. For January are as Creation-style a band as ever set its effects box to "Jangle With Feedback". I Heard Myself In You will come as good news, then, for those who crave pastoral guitar pop overshadowed with tasteful clouds of distortion. It's true that January can err on the side of the twee, a failing most evident when their generally keen ear for a melody lets them down. But for the most part there are some cracking tracks on here, particularly the leisured, dreamy opener "All Time"; and "Falling In", a loping, nine-minute psych-out. Plus there's plenty of slide guitar all round, which is never a bad thing"

http://rapidshare.com/files/8659795/I_Heard_Myself_In_You.rar

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Good Evening

I know people probably have this one but it is a little classic from the early 90s.

This is an American release of the first 3 Moose EPs Jack -- Cool Breeze -- Reprise --

http://rapidshare.com/files/8655051/1992_Sonny_and_Sam__EP_.rar

From Wiki

"Moose have been credited by some as being the first band to be called "shoegazers" which was inspired by an early gig of theirs at which Russell Yates read lyrics taped to the floor. Moose’s first three EPs, however, are their only releases which feature the intense guitar effects that characterize shoegazing."

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