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mingtp 2270 posts |
Sep 15, 2009, 00:52
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1. Susan Christie - Paint A Lady 2. Lori Burton - Breakout 3. VA - Up All Night: 20 Heavy Nuggets From The Golden Age of Hard Psych 4. VA - Disposable Music 5. VA - Gather In The Mushrooms 6. New Model Army - Today Is A Good Day 7. The Entrance Band 9. A Mountain of One - Institute of Joy (Plus Mix CD by the band) 10. Julian Cope - Floored Genius 3 11. Julian Cope - Peggy Suicide Deluxe 12. Steel Panther - Feel The Steel 13. Sleep - Sleep's Holy Mountain 14. The Heavy - Great Vengeance And Furious Fire 15. The Fuzztones - Horny As Hell 16. The Fuzztones - Lysergic Legacy 17. Electric Wizard - Come My Fanatics / Electric Wizard 18. Julian Cope - Floored Genius 2 19. Van Halen - Van Halen 20. VA - Free CD with Shindig 21. The Teardrop Explodes - Wilder 22. Bat For Lashes - Two Suns special edition 23. VA - What's Kickin' Vol. 4 (THANKS Mule!) 24. Masters of Reality - Pine / Cross Dover 25. Gaslamp Killer - Hell and the Lake of Fire are Waiting for You 26. Arctic Monkeys - Humbug 27. She - Wants A Piece Of You 28. Electric Wizard - Dopethrone 29. 13th Floor Elevators - Psychedelic Circus 30. VA - Destroy That Boy: More Girls With Guitars 31. Soulsavers - Broken 32. Arbouretum - Long-Live The Well Doer
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machineryelf 3681 posts |
Sep 15, 2009, 07:08
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keith a wrote: S/T – Black Sabbath I could probably manage without some of the soloing on The Warning Heathen, get back behind your afraid to Rock chair keith a wrote: BEERS STEERS & QUEERS – Revolting Cocks the album really hits the mark. And the thirteen and a half minute Get Down is immense! OK you can stop hiding again, full marks for recognising the immensity of Get Down, I too was somewhat underwhelmed by Dogntank after some of the rave reviews it got, a 3 star recording at best IMHO otherwise my listening has been pretty much the same old shit bar Sub Pop 200 which is amusing as it features all the big grunge names but shows that the blueprint existed way before big name bands existed plus reading Babylons Burning a history of Punk to Grunge which is a good read if only because it starts at about the same time I got into music so I can see how accurate it is, whilst still being off the mark by a mile. Still i did find out that the Rezillos far from being the band wagon hoppers I thought they were are actually quite groundbreaking, time to dig out them scratchy 7"s
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keith a 9573 posts |
Edited Sep 15, 2009, 15:19
Sep 15, 2009, 15:18
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machineryelf wrote: keith a wrote: S/T – Black Sabbath I could probably manage without some of the soloing on The Warning Heathen, get back behind your afraid to Rock chair Ha! Actually I don't mind the rock bits. It's the fiddly bits I'm less keen on! machineryelf wrote: Still i did find out that the Rezillos far from being the band wagon hoppers I thought they were are actually quite groundbreaking, time to dig out them scratchy 7"s I played TOTP recently. What a great record to sing along to!
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Sep 15, 2009, 17:42
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Hail and waaaauurrgh! Mostly a heavy week with... Anaal Nathrakh - Eschaton Anaal Nathrakh - Domine es non Dignus. UK Black metal misanthropy made manifest. "Wuuuuuuaaaaargh we're all shit. We must die!!!!" Good though! Dimmu Borgir - Et Sorte Diablo. Symphonic black metal silliness but they are really good at it. Octavia Sperati - Winter Enclosure. Nordic gothy lady metal. Saw 'em a couple of years ago at one of these In The City Shindigs. They were ace. To-Mera - Trancendental. Prog Metal with some surprisingly jazzy interludes. Takes a couple of listens to get into it, but 'tis good. Emperor - In The Nightside Eclipse. Classic Nordic black metalment. Machine Head - The Blackening. Ambitious prog tinged riffery. Bet Metallica pooed themselves when they heard it. No wonder they upped their game a bit after. Bison (BC) - Quiet Earth. Canadian, hence the 'bc', thrash n sludge tinged stonery. Very heavy and very good! Weird Owl - Ever the Silver Cord be Loosed. Dead Meadow/Black Mountainish psyche-stonerisms. Starts mellow, gets heavier. I like. plus Neotopia - Tracks on a couple of cds. KC's band, no really (;^)). Tis nice Anon Harp Trio - 3 tracks. IanB n Hami from Lunar Dunes plus nice harp lady make beguiling and groovy sounds. V good The Warlocks - Surgery. Adam F - Colours. Not played for ages but loving it again. Erik Satie - Best of. Minimal piano noodlement. Nice. Linton Kwesi Johnson - Forces of Victory. Love it. What else is good with LKJ? Have a nice week Vibranauts. x
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Stevo 6664 posts |
Edited Sep 15, 2009, 18:08
Sep 15, 2009, 18:00
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Moon Cat wrote: Linton Kwesi Johnson - Forces of Victory. Love it. What else is good with LKJ? picked up the Island anthology thing a few years back which I think samples the 1st 3 lps plus some dub versions and as far as I recall it's pretty solid. that's Independant Intavenshan and I think the other 2 are bass culture (with line drawing of man going downstairs)and posibly Dread, Beat An' Blood though this was done under the name Poet & The Roots which I think was the band he had before he went solo. might roughly guess that Benjamin Zephaniah or LKJ's white parallel John Cooper clarke might also appeal Though the latter's music is very different. Stevo Np In Gowan Ring 9/9/09 not sure of titles, or that they were still going.
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Theaaa 33 posts |
Sep 16, 2009, 03:33
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13th September was my birthday - spent a lot of it driving around listening to Blyth Power :D
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Kid Calamity 9044 posts |
Sep 16, 2009, 09:29
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Many happy returns! xx Do you listen to different stuff, when out driving to what you'd normally have on the player, back indoors? Hmmm... This should, perhaps, have been a new thread subject.
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thesweetcheat 6213 posts |
Sep 16, 2009, 21:59
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Stevo wrote: Moon Cat wrote: Linton Kwesi Johnson - Forces of Victory. Love it. What else is good with LKJ? picked up the Island anthology thing a few years back which I think samples the 1st 3 lps plus some dub versions and as far as I recall it's pretty solid. that's Independant Intavenshan and I think the other 2 are bass culture (with line drawing of man going downstairs)and posibly Dread, Beat An' Blood though this was done under the name Poet & The Roots which I think was the band he had before he went solo. might roughly guess that Benjamin Zephaniah or LKJ's white parallel John Cooper clarke might also appeal Though the latter's music is very different. Stevo Np In Gowan Ring 9/9/09 not sure of titles, or that they were still going. You might like Prince Far I too...
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Stevo 6664 posts |
Sep 16, 2009, 22:33
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thesweetcheat wrote: You might like Prince Far I too... not sure if it's got the same dirty kitchen sink coherence or narrative appeal. but definitely if you're into dubbed out music with basso profundo vocal rumblings over it I wouldn't hesitate. there's a good Trojan 2cd on him, which I nearly played earlier as i tried to make a storage chest. played dillinger instead though, again reccommended trojan 2cd but he's very slack. bawdy allovathaplace
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Edited Sep 16, 2009, 22:48
Sep 16, 2009, 22:47
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Stevo wrote: Moon Cat wrote: Linton Kwesi Johnson - Forces of Victory. Love it. What else is good with LKJ? ...might roughly guess that Benjamin Zephaniah or LKJ's white parallel John Cooper clarke might also appeal... Moon Cat, I can HIGHLY recommend Benjamin Zephaniah's 2005 album "Naked", it's a real winner. In fact most of his are damn fine. Not quite so poetic but also very good is Eek-A-Mouse. Worth a look too. Post up and let us know what you think of what you go for.
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