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1001realapes 2386 posts |
Edited Jan 31, 2010, 17:22
Jan 31, 2010, 16:59
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Amon Duul II : Yeti Amon Duul II : Wolf City Amon Duul II : Vive La Trance Tomorrows Gift : Tomorrows Gift Tomorrows Gift : Goodbye Future V.A. : Electric Sitar Headswirlers Vol 1 Ernst Reijseger : Requiem For A Dying Planet (soundtracks for Herzog's Wild Blue Yonder) Alio Die & Zeit : Raag Drone Theory Steve Roach : Fever Dreams part three robert rich : electric ladder Robert Rich : Trances / Drones Bob Marley & The Wailers : Kaya Scorpions : Lonesome Crow tangerine dream : atem Devil Doll : Eliogabalus Jarboe : Disburden Disciple |
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lord gazzington 72 posts |
Jan 31, 2010, 17:24
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Robyn Hitchcock - Fegmania Field Music - Tones of the town Grateful Dead - Golden Road box set Incredible String band - Hangmans, Big Huge, Wee Tam Hawkwind - Quark, Levitation
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supercat 4257 posts |
Jan 31, 2010, 17:53
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I'm just feeling in the mood to post my listenings this week, so hey ho let's go... The Motors - Airport Dusty - The Silver Collection The Bible - Eureka Vision Thing - Through a Shimmering Haze David Bowie - Heathen Earthling Society - Sci-Fi Hi-Fi Beach Boys - Sunflower Simple Minds - Graffiti Soul The Smiths - Singles Have fun this week, pop pickers. xx
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Jan 31, 2010, 19:34
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Hail! \m/ Radiohead - In Rainbows. I think this is a very good album. Thing is, I like and admire Radiohead a lot but I find them a difficult band to love primarily 'cos it seems Thom Torke has the knack of making being in a hugely internationally successful rock band with pretty much full artistic control look as much fun as having one's scrotum nailed to a tree. Thom Yorke - The Eraser. See above. KISS - Sonic Boom. Yeah! Julian Cope - Interpreter. Also Yeah! The Senseless - In the Realm of The Senseless The Meters - Best of Jethro Tull - Aqualung. Led Zeppelin - IV Gong - 2032. Top! Nucleus Torn - Nihilist Mudhoney - Since We've Become Translucent. Excellent! Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman. Opeth - My Arms Your Hearse. Mighty! Amorphous Androgynous - Psychedelic Bubble Covermount freebie from Mojo. Nice one. ZZ Top - Deguello. Think that's mostly it. Have nice week Noise Nibblers! x
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Shrimp 1118 posts |
Jan 31, 2010, 21:02
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the pile of miles davis cds is growing daily with a couple of sideshoots of weather report and herbie hancock its all come together nicely
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Popel Vooje 5373 posts |
Edited Feb 03, 2010, 15:47
Jan 31, 2010, 21:07
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Liars - Sisterworld Just got a promo copy of this through my job. Not quite as ground-breaking and radical as their 2nd and 3rd albums, but more so than their last s/t one. Still drenching everything in aircraft-hanger reverb and detuning their guitars in an "EVOL"-period Sonic Youth stylee, but with a stronger melodic bent than anythng they've done before Swans - The Burning World, White light From the Mouth of Infinity Two later-period highlights from after they metamorphosed from the world's most bludgeoningly purgatorial of the New York No-Wave groups to become the thinking person's goth band. If the Mission and All About Eve had had any substance beneath the snakebite'n'eyeliner posturing ... they still wouldn't have been half as good as this. Shame these albums are now selling for astronomical amounts online, but the "Various Failures" compilation is just as good a primer for those uninitiated in this period of Swanography. The Bee Gees - Bee Gees 1st If they'd just made this one album and then split up ... Unneccessarily dogmatic, perhaps, but some of this sounds a world away even from the epic wall-of-sound ballads that dominate their subsequent late 60s output, let alone the chest-flashing falsetto swagger of their disco fever-era stuff. More psychedelic than anything else theye ver recorded, occupying similar territory to "Oddesey and Oracle" or The Left Banke. Sure, they were too in awe of "Revolver" -era Beatles for their own good, but in 1967, who wasn't? Animal Collective - Feels Less immediately accessible than their recent stuff, but no less rewarding for it - almost everything they recorded prior to "Strawberry jam" has an appealing raggedness and a sense that eveything could easily implode at any moment (much like early Mercury Rev). George Brigman - Jungle Rot Have already waxed euphoric about this privately pressed gem from 1975 in an earlier SOTL. It's true that the Shite Stripes ripped off Brigman's whiteboy-blooze-meets-the-Stooges-on-a-$5-recrding-budget schtick something chronic, but that's hardly his fault - I doubt he'd have had any idea back then that anyone would still give a damn about this record 35 years later, which is undoubtedly part of its beauty, leading us to ... The Michael Yonkers Band - Microminiature Love The fact that this bonkers piece of solipsistic proto-art-punk was originally slated for release on Sire in 1968 is mind-boggling (but then again, they did sign the Deviants...) The fact that it was ultimately rejected by the label as being too ragged for release is unsurprising, but it wouldn't have sounded too out of place in the company of Pere Ubu or Sonic Youth fifteen years later. Probably the only great record Sub Pop have released this decade. Also mentioned in dispatches: Ismael - The Supreme Power of Nature Van der Graaf Generator - The Least We Can Do is Wave to Each Other Jefferson Airplane - Crown of Creation Various - 25 All-Time Greatest Bubblegum Hits The Left Banke - There's Gonna be a Storm (The Complete Recordings)
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a23 1004 posts |
Jan 31, 2010, 21:23
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Another cold week brings... Magma - Ka Simple Minds - Empires & Dance Guru Guru - UFO Kawabata Makoto - Hosanna Mantra Maquiladora - White Sands Maquiladora - White Sands EP (Makoto remix) - been after this for years and finally captured one Flower Travellin' Band - Music composed mostly by humans Tony Conrad/Genesis Breyer P-Orridge - Taking issue LP Nick Cave - Nocturama 230 Divisadero - The silent watcher (Thanks, Matt) Flesh for Lulu - S/T Dug out some ancient tapes such as... Richard H Kirk - Disposable Half Truths Chris Carter - The Space Between Chris & Cosey - Heartbeat Cabaret Voltaire - Live @ the lyceum
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Squid Tempest 8761 posts |
Edited Feb 01, 2010, 09:56
Jan 31, 2010, 22:12
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Oneohtrix Point never - Rifts Marvelous analogue synth doodlings. Spacey! The Cravats - The Colossal Tunes Out Blast from the past on vinyl. Skronky! Daevid Allen - Bananamoon. Zonky! Durutti Column - 2001-2009 Still working my through this getting to know it, but I've enjoyed much of what I've heard so far. Guitary! Tangerine Dream - Sorcerer. Sploingy! Klaus Schulze - Cyborg. Bleepy! Incredible String Band - 5000 Spirits. Trippy! Edit: forgot... Moody Blues - This is the Moody Blues Mellotrony! Jethro Tull - Heavy Horses. Flutey!
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keith a 9570 posts |
Feb 01, 2010, 01:20
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LP’s TRAVELIN’ SOULS (LIVE! AT THE LEGENDARY 100 CLUB) – Blow Monkeys Live recording from re-formed, tragically under-rated 80’s pop act. Personally I would have preferred it if they’d taken their Bolanic pop debut album, Limping For A Generation, as their starting point, rather than the later, more successful white-boys-80’s-soul, but I guess the clue was in the title. Dr Robert sounds a bit gruff on this one. “It’s been a long tour”, he points out! BERKELEY 1980 – Cabaret Voltaire Loving Expect Nothing. INSIDE STORY – Grace Jones Almost forgotten (by me anyway!) mid 80’s set that is probably more streamlined and less rootsy than that mighty early 80’s Warm Leatherette / Nightclubbing / Living My Life trilogy, but still, it’s enjoyable all the same. SUDDENLY EVERYTHING CHANGES FOREVER – David Drew Longey Evocative banjo stuff c/o our very own Hand Of Dave. Not sure I’d expect to like this, but I do! DEFINITIVE DAZE – Magazine Pretty good bootleg though Burst is a bit of a mess. THE WEREWOLF OF LONDON – Paul Roland Finally got to hear this. Yeah, enjoyed it... SPIRIT OF JOY (TALES FROM THE POLYDOR UNDERGROUND 1967-74) – V/A Arthur Brown. The Creation. The Who. Etc. etc. And loads more on this 3 cd set (though haven’t reached disc 3 yet) currently available from Amazon for twelve quid something, pop pickers. The downside is that it means I now have VDGG tracks in my collection. I feel positively dirty! ; ) WORLD OF HITS – V/A First in series of late 60’s/early 70’s Decca compilations. Hits galore from Procul Harem, The Zombies, Small Faces, Moody Blues, Them, etc. Also... LET NOT THE FLAME DIE OUT – Anubian Lights GREETINGS FROM L.A. – Tim Buckley GREEN RIVER – Creedence Clearwater Revival DOOMSDAYERS’S HOLIDAY – The Grails GRACE & DANGER – John Martyn COMMERCIAL ZONE - PIL NEON FRACTURED NIGHT – The Truth About Frank A MONSTROUS PSYCHEDELIC BUBBLE (MOJO CD) – V/A QUALITY STREET – World Of Twist 45’s OUT OF THE FLESH – Chakk LULLABY – The Cure TOMORROW MORNING 3AM – The Granite Shore COLLISION - Loop POP MUZIK – M HEARTACHE IS IRRESISTIBLE – The Noseflutes BACK ON THE CHAIN GANG – The Pretenders WAR SUCKS – Spectrum COUP – 23 Skidoo PLUS POSTPUNKSAMPLER - V/A / MARC RILEY SESSION – Githead / 1st PEEL SESSION – The Mekons
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redfish365 710 posts |
Feb 01, 2010, 02:03
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I bought a handful of new (to me anyway) comps which have dominated my listening this week... VA/ The BYG Deal VA/ The Psychedelic Salvage Company - Volumes 1 & 2 VA/ The Electric Asylum Vol 4. - Rock Hard British Freakrock VA/ Maximum Prog - 16 Rare Gems from the Golden Age of British Progressive Rock VA/ Psych Bites Vol 1 - Australian Acid Freakrock 1967-1974 VA/ High All The Time Vol 2 - 1960s U.S. Psych Obscurities VA/ Cherrystones Word ( And the Sympathetic Sounds of the Psychedelic Ghetto) And non-comp stuff... Anthony Phillips/ The Geese and the Ghost Les Rallizes/ Flightless Bird Bubble Puppy/ A Gathering of Promises Bevis Frond/ Bevis Thru the Looking Glass Fit & Limo/ The Serpent Unrolled The Smell of Incense/ Of Ullages and Dottles Hawkwind/ Electric Teepee Alan Davey/ Electric Devils Trapeze/ Medusa Klaus Schulze/ Cyborg Agitation Free/ 2nd Uriah Heep/ Salisbury Magnum/ Chase the Dragon Supersilent/ 6 The Movements/ For Sardines Space is No Problem Magma/ Udu Wudu Wooden Shjips/ Dos Mogwai/ Mr Beast
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