Dominique Droin - Wave On heaven on fire Possibly the most aptly titled

Possibly the most aptly titled work in Beck's storied discography

drawing out the textured melodies that lay discreetly amongst the speed

The album features a classic cover of Carl Sigman and Conrad Magidson's 1940s chestnut 'Enjoy Yourself' and a brooding version of the same song featuring the Go-Go's

And the importance of a sense of humor in the darkest hour

There the sound systems ruled as traveling outfits set themselves up on a sociable street or corner and blasted records to crowds through a speaker

Dominique Droin - Wave On heaven on fire Possibly the most aptly titledFirst ever reissue of this impossible to find private acid folk album from France, 1972, related to Long Orme and originally released as a tiny pressing on cult Kiosque d'Orphe label (the French Deroy). Recorded by French musician Dominique Droin and some friends musicians at a basement studio, the album has a charming homemade vibe and melancholic atmosphere with a strong UK folk influence (think Donovan, John Renbourn, Bert Jansch or Nick Drake).