Joolio Geordio
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Re: Soundtrack to our lives: 12th March 05
Mar 13, 2005, 19:47
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Post close shave win over Spurs in FA Cup quarter final Soundtrax Phew ................................
Anyhoo here is the last weeks listening
Still in Hawkwind mode I am afraid - just got up to the Battle of The Beanfield in Carol Clerc's excellent Hawkwind biog - anyway hear goes
Astounding Sounds Amazing Music - not every Hawkfans fave but its one of mine
Zones - lacklustre collection of odds and sods from 1983 nice version of Motorway City though
Alien 4 poond o' shite er soz erm total toss er cak oh bollocks to it ******* awful release from mid 90's line up makes Zones sound like a vertitable master piece
The Red Orb Is Glowing BBC in Concert from 72 - a stormbringing album indeed
Aye
anyway onwards
A couple of things courtesy of Joudicacacacacacacaca
Psychedelic Warriors
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Mr Quimby's Beard - Shrouded in Mystery - sort of Gong and Hawkwind like spacerock - good stuff
Cream - Live Cream well actually the live disc from the Those Were The Days - everything ever recorded by (the purvervors of the overly long guitar/drum solo and overly priced concert tickets grrrrrrrr buggers ) -box set
Amorphous Androgynous - The Isness -a wonderful, wonderful album 8-) hits the spot
Baby Bloke er Baby Bird Radio Sessions - exactly what it says on the tin a loverly 2 disc set assembled by our very own Sonic Chronicler
Baby Bird - Ugly Beautiful class in a glass 1st album
Led Zeppelin 2 - need I say more ;-)
And that I think is about it from me
All the best
Joolio
To Be A Rock But Not To Roll
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Beautiful Day
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Re: Soundtrack to our lives: 12th March 05
Mar 13, 2005, 20:19
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this week I've been mostly listening to
The Irresistible Force - Flying High (1992)
The North Sea - Council of Trees (2005)
The North Sea - Botanical Traces (2005)
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 (1992)
James Blackshaw - Lost Prayers and Motionless Dances (2005)
Robbie Basho - Bashovia compilation
Rameses III - Jozepha (2004)
Black Dog - Bytes (1993)
Eat Static - Abduction (1993)
Xenis Emputae Travelling Band - Toadsman's Bell (2005)
BD:)
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Beebon
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Re: Soundtrack to our lives: 12th March 05
Mar 13, 2005, 20:52
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King Crimson - Red: First time i've dug it out in a while and i've been enjoying it quite a bit.
Slint - Spiderland: Last week i wasnt overly keen/thought it was "ok" though now it's started to grow on me. Will have to see how it goes i think.
Dizzee Rascal - Boy In Da Corner: Got it quite cheep last weekend. Better than Showtime (which i also think is great). I prefer this much more than anything by The Streets (though the first one is good)
Espers - Espers: Mmmmmmm, it seems to keep growing on me!
Circle - Forest: Very north european in it's sound and feel, really like it!
Low + Dirty Three - In The Fishtank: Just cant get enough of this.
High On Fire - Blessed Black Wings: Yay!
In Gowan Ring - Twin Trees: Tres mysterious and it's so easy to loose yourself whilst listening to this, rather nice indeedy.
Beastie Boys - Check Your Head
Possibly more, but i cant think right now!!!
Have a good week!
:)
Plus, i've been listening to some "On The Hour" which is brilliantly funny and i listened to some Blue Jam which i really enjoyed also!
:)
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Gnomon
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Re: Soundtrack to our lives: 12th March 05
Mar 13, 2005, 22:08
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..."Mr Quimby's Beard"...
Yay! The spirit of MoonCat lives on... ;o)
What do you mean, they're a real band?
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Dog 3000
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Re: Soundtrack to our lives: 12th March 05
Mar 13, 2005, 22:50
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Leigh Stephens - Red Weather, solid LP by ex-Blue Cheer guitarist, circa 1969.
Vermonster - Instinctively Inhuman, 2nd LP of 3 by this brain crushingly great obscure psych band c. 1990-92.
Archie Shepp - Attica Blues, weird jazz/soul type of thing from 1972 that was probably intended as a pop crossover. Not what Shepp's known for, but mighty good none the less.
Bongwater - Too Much Sleep, sorta reminds me of early Jefferson Airplane (their first 2 LP's with the "echoey folk rock" sound.)
Handsome Boy Modeling School - White People, 2nd full length by superproducer duo of Prince Paul and The Automator. On first listen, a lot like their first CD (pretty good ecclectic skit-core in other words.)
Plus the monthly radio show, playlist attached.
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Dog 3000
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Radio playlist
Mar 13, 2005, 22:57
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The theme of this months show is that everything was played off a good ole vinyl LP (hence representing the golden age of the LP, c. 1965-1990.)
Eric Burdon & War - Tobacco Road / I Have A Dream
Capt Beefheard & Magic Band - Click Clack
Feelies - Decide
Grant Hart - Fanfare in D Major (Come Come)
Dukes of Stratosphear - Little Lighthouse
Michael Jackson - I Can't Help It
Average White Band - Love Your Life
Grand Funk Railroad - Nothing Is The Same
The Guess Who - When Friends Fall Out
The Impressions - It's All Right
Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood - You've Lost That Lovin Feeling
Tom Jones - You've Lost That Lovin Feeling
The Association - It's Gotta Be Real
Bongwater - There You Go (Johnny Cash cover)
Alice cooper - Black Widow
Ian Hunter - The Truth, The Whole Truth, Nuthin But The Truth
B-52's - Lava
Nina Hagen - 1985 Ekstasy Drive
Husker Du - Somewhere
Kraftwerk - Pocket Calculator
Neil Young - Computer Age
Jefferson Airplane - Crown of Creation
The Troggs - The Raver
The Doors - The Soft Parade
Funkadelic - Red Hot Mama
Velvet Underground - Lady Godiva's Operation
Iggy Pop - Watching The News
Dinosaur jr - Lose (Lou Barlow is coming to town)
Meat Puppets - Enchanted Pork Fist
Cows - Organized Meat
Killdozer - Funk #49 (James Gang cover)
Louise Huebner - Earthquake Spell for Unwanted Lovers
Bonzo Dog Band - Eleven Moustachioed Daughters
Soft Machine - Why Are We Sleeping?
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Billy Milk
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maps box
Mar 13, 2005, 23:10
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sorry to be anal, but i've never heard of that swell maps box? is it all the rough trade singles? i'd have snatched it out of his hands... now there's a band that sounds better on vinyl...
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Billy Milk
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Re: johnny marr
Mar 13, 2005, 23:13
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except that hippy chick single in the madchester days. can't remember who it was by... two girl singers, funky drummer loop... i think... that was a corker.... he's a better session player than band leader,,,
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Billy Milk
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Re: Radio playlist
Mar 13, 2005, 23:19
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do you archive your show? i'd chill to that....
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Dog 3000
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Re: Radio playlist
Mar 13, 2005, 23:24
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I usually tape each show (on VHS cassettes because they hold 6 hours), but this time I forgot . . . shucks, since I was constantly cueing up records I hardly got to hear it myself! (CD players are soooo much easier.)
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