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A Nitin 'the multi instumentalist' Sawney CD and a Talvin Singh one.

A Horace Andy compilation on Music Club after hearing Massive Attack.

ATCQ - Whichever one has Can I Kick It Dizzy Rascal- TBITC Augustus Pablo - East of the Nile Finlay Quaye - Maverick Strikes was it called. the 'hero Like Robert De Nero' line :eek:

Baduizm Stevie Wonder - Innervisions D'Angelo - Brown Suger

Young Disciple - Road to Freedom (I still like Freedom suite - There I said it). And some Galliano,

In the jazz bit. Herbie Hancock - Headhunters Miles Davis - Kind of Blue oh and a Dave Brubeck compilation maybe a Billie Holiday compilation pressed by some dodgy label.

Matthew Herbert - Around the House

Some random Richie Hawtin CD

Uncle - Psyence Fiction Bladerunner - OST Orbital/FSOL

Bonobo - Animal Magic Moloko - I am not a Doctor The Herbaliser - Very Mechenary

This is a kind of related I guess. http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/mar/05/original-angstas-why-the-stars-of-sad-rap-arent-afraid-to-cry It's an odd direction for rap to take. But I haven't really listen to much over the years so maybe it's a progression from some other influences that...

Cool Down Zone - Heaven Knows Feathuring vocals by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diane_Charlemagne she is all over UK music.

Not soul, but you get the idea

Ruth Joy - Soul Power. Great basslines in this. And that cowbell? break.

This is the only version I had heard before.

Awesome, if you like this sort of thing. Massive Attack - Any Love 12" - Featuring Daddy Gee and Carlton

With a sharp cheese.

Theo Parrish – skywalking

Theo Parrish – Heal Yourself and move

Chris Brann – Journey to the centre A bit Ltj Bukem in feel. You know that head in the sky, feet on the floor feel that Reynolds was on about (I think)