Is my favourite, but that may be because it was produced by Robin Guthrie. The compilations 'Absolute classic masterpieces' or 'Stains on a Decade' give a good taste, but it's not worth getting both. 'Forever Breathes the Lonely Word' has the most fans I suppose.

or The Strange Idols Pattern.

My favourite is Poem of the River, but that's one to get when you're a bit more settled in.

Oh, and Denim's first album is also absolutely essential.

their work can be pretty neatly divided into two distinct periods. .Their early work was darker and dominated by the incredibly ornate guitar playing of Maurice Deebank. .When he left the band he was replaced by a keyboardist, Martin Duffy, who eventually joined Primal Scream.

A lot of people seem to have a preference for one era in particular. .I prefer their early stuff, Forever Breathes the Lonely Word is the only post-Deebank record that I really listen to.

Id probably recommend Absolute Classic Masterpieces and Forever as a good introduction. Oh and download Cathedral too!

which got me going. i have trouble finding Felt.

Also, does anyone know what happened to the film about Lawrence, Lawrence of Belgravia or something?

but its a great record. I'd say I prefer denim and the first denim album is a classic. Go Kart Mozart are also amazing.

Forever Breathes The Lonely Word

or

Crumbling The Antiseptic Beauty

they're not talking about the Atmosphere spin off group?