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1001realapes 2407 posts |
Edited Sep 13, 2010, 04:26
Sep 11, 2010, 17:53
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Muddy Waters : The Complete Muddy Waters 1947-1967 disc one Muddy Waters : The Complete Muddy Waters 1947-1967 disc two Elton John : Elton John Ravi Shankar : Ragas and Talas Steven Wilson : Tape Experiments 1985-86 Sun Araw : "In Orbit" Sun Araw : "Leaves Like These" Sun Araw : Phynx V.A. : Stompin' At The Savoy 1944-1961 Grant-Lee Phillips : Strangelet Miles Davis : Kind of Blue V.A. : The Rough Guide to the music of Vietnam High Wolf : Ascension omar a. rodriguez-lopez : a manual dexterity: soundtrack volume one Harmonia : musik von HARMONIA Cluster & Farnbauer : Live in Vienna Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band : Bat Chain Puller (1976) Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band : Safe As Milk (mono) V.A. : Twilight Earth V.A. : Twilight Earth 2 V.A : Rough Guide to the music of Tanzania Stan Kenton : Kenton in HI-FI Popol Vuh : Coeur de Verre Donovan : A Gift From A Flower To A Garden Donovan : The Hurdy Gurdy Man
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Sin Agog 2253 posts |
Sep 11, 2010, 18:06
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Took a week off music this week so I don't burn out. I made up for it by going on a Spaghetti Western binge. Good times, paesanos.
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Sep 11, 2010, 19:10
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Albums VA - Wolf People Green Man Mix Tame Impala - Innerspeaker The Heads - Relaxing With... (2CD remaster) Dan Sartain - Lives VA - Hydrogen Dukebox presents Sing + Play Sharon Tandy - You Gotta Believe It's... Sharon Tandy Reunion 69 - Dreamchild Willis - Uncle Treacle (very good indeed) Menomena - Mines Neon Indian - Psychic Chasms Smoke Fairies - Through Low Light and Trees (doesn't disappoint) Cocteau Twins - Treasure Delain - Lucidity VA - Light Sounds Dark presents Return of the Sherm VA - Drum&BassArena Anthology Disturbed - Asylum Donovan - Mellow Yellow Lou Reed - Greatest Hits Anton Barbeau - Psychedelic Mynde of Moses Black Mountain - Wilderness Heart Tracks Ougenweide - Uisk Flo Aftar Themo Uuatare Dylan LeBlanc - If the Creek Don't Rise Ennio Morricone & Bruno Nicolai — Dies Irae Psichedelico Pumajaw - assorted tracks from their website
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Dog 3000 4611 posts |
Sep 11, 2010, 20:50
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Chrome - The Visitation Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn Joni Mitchell - Shadows And Light (1980 jazzy double live album) The Great Society With Grace Slick - Conspicuous In It's Absence: Live At The Matrix, San Francisco (the complete title on the LP cover.) Curtis Mayfield - Curtis/Live! The Temptations - Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (Norman Whitfield era) Psychedelic Horseshit - Acid Tape Faust - C'est Com Com Complique & Faust Is Last (these are by 2 entirely different bands you know! Both pretty great but I think I like the Peron-Diermier band better.) Magic Lantern - self-titled LP & Platoon Just got my hands on new DUNGEN and BLACK MOUNTAIN, but not listened to them yet . . . think I already have 20 good albums for a "top 10" list this year!!
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Stevo 6664 posts |
Edited Sep 11, 2010, 21:24
Sep 11, 2010, 21:14
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Dog 3000 wrote: The Great Society With Grace Slick - Conspicuous In It's Absence: Live At The Matrix, San Francisco (the complete title on the LP cover.) The Conspicuous Only by its Absence set is only half of the gig. At least on vinyl, the rest was released separately as How It Was. On cd it came out as Live At the Matrix & also as Collector's Edition. Complete set ends with a 6 minute instrumental called Father. But I think the most memorable stuff is in the first half. Arbitration, Sally Go round The Roses & the bands takes on the material later popularised by the airplane. Though 2nd disc has some pretty dark pop stuff on which is great there is another set entirely that must be in some level of circulation that I got from somebody on a Yahoo list. Not sure if San Francisco Nights' GS set is different still. Band to me are as memorable at least for the raga guitar of Darby slick as the keening vocals of Grace. Stevo
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Sep 12, 2010, 09:12
Sep 12, 2010, 08:50
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Fovea Hex - Neither Speak Nor Remain Silent (Bloom, Huge. Allure) This is a glorious edition of 3 x 3 track ambient folk eps. Fripp, both Enos, Donal Lunny, Percy Jones et al guest on material conceived and largely sung by Clodagh Simonds (she of Mellow Candle). Highly recommended for the more avant-garde inclined fans of mainstream Galadriels like Lisa Gerrard and enough genuine strangeness to engage fans of Comus and say "Black Ships Ate the Sky" (on which Simonds also appears). Bill Nelson - Soluna Oriana Free (with suggested donation to charity) single track download. As good an introduction as any to the music of the later-day Nelson. http://soundcloud.com/billnelson/soluna-oriana Liz Phair - Funstyle Bizarre, fanfare-free, self-released, download-only, $5.99 new album. It is all over the place but loads of fun. In many ways not unlike the nut-job end of symbol-era Prince. Big funky pop tunes sit next to some witty rockbiz satire, mournful indie rock and at least a couple of fragile songs sung in that slightly quavering voice that harks back to early glories. $5.99? You can spend more on the Sunday papers and this is much more entertaining than Paglia on Lady Gaga, the latest misadventures of Wayne's Wang or Ricky Hatton allegedly pictured with a headful of Colombia's finest. Anthony Phillips - The Geese & the Ghost (Remaster) Could be titled "Trespass 2 The Sequel". Lovely summery folk prog. Richter, Oistrakh,Rostropovich, BPO & Von K - Beethoven Triple Talk Talk - Missing Pieces Broken Social Scene - s/t The Soloist - OST Ian Gillan Band - Child In Time (track from Live At Budokan) Steve Wilson - Insurgentes Black Sabbath - Heaven & Hell / Mob Rules / Live Evil
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Sep 12, 2010, 11:29
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IanB wrote: Fovea Hex - Neither Speak Nor Remain Silent (Bloom, Huge. Allure) This is a glorious edition of 3 x 3 track ambient folk eps. Fripp, both Enos, Donal Lunny, Percy Jones et al guest on material conceived and largely sung by Clodagh Simonds (she of Mellow Candle). Highly recommended for the more avant-garde inclined fans of mainstream Galadriels like Lisa Gerrard and enough genuine strangeness to engage fans of Comus and say "Black Ships Ate the Sky" (on which Simonds also appears). Nice. I'm pretty sure that I've got a copy of this somewhere but it's lost in the 'piles'. I remember it being bloody marvellous. Second thoughts it may just be one of the EPs, but I'm not sure whether it's Bloom, Huge or Allure. Either way thanks for the reminder Ian, impeccable as always. This is currently going for £95 on amazon. Ouch.
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keith a 9596 posts |
Sep 12, 2010, 11:39
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IanB wrote: Bill Nelson - Soluna Oriana Free (with suggested donation to charity) single track download. As good an introduction as any to the music of the later-day Nelson. http://soundcloud.com/billnelson/soluna-oriana OK, seems churlish not to...
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Fitter Stoke 2641 posts |
Edited Sep 13, 2010, 15:06
Sep 12, 2010, 14:12
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Eels 'Hombre Lobo' Caravan 'Blind Dog At St Dunstans' David Bowie 'Lodger' and 'Station To Station' Ian Gillan 'Gillan's Inn' Carla Bley Big Band 'Live 1977' Maynard Ferguson 'New Vintage' Anthony Braxton 'Composition 76' Weather Report 'I Sing The Body Electric' Air 'Air Mail' Mozart 'Cosi fan tutte' (Philharmonia/Karajan 1954)
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drewbhoy 2578 posts |
Sep 12, 2010, 14:47
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Bang! - World Party Songs From The Big Chair - Tears For Fears Substance - New Order Forever Young - Aberfeldy Ultra - Depeche Mode Black Tie White Noise - David Bowie Argy Bargy - Squeeze On The Third Day - ELO A Snowflake Fell - Glasvegas Fishermans Blues - The Waterboys (Cheers SeaCat, forgot about this album,not now tho)
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