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redfish365 710 posts |
Edited Jul 03, 2011, 20:40
Jul 03, 2011, 20:31
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Carlton Melton / Country Ways Heldon / Allez Teia Fern Knight / Castings GAM / Eiszeit Steve Hillage / Rainbow Dome Musick La Ira de Dios / Archaeopterix Egypt is the Magick # / How Many Pieces of the Puzzle Can the Mind Go Without? Black Tempest / Ex Proxima Cathedral / The Guessing Game Sabbath Assembly / Restored to One July / ST Jukka Tolonen / Tolonen! Ax Genrich / Psychedelic Guitar Daryl Way's Wolf / Saturation Point Comets on Fire / Blue Cathedral Lucifer Was / The Divine Tree Witchcraft / The Alchemist Südstern 44 / The Dampfwalze Sula Bassana & Modulfix / Half Past Six Sula Bassana / Silent Music Les Rallizes Denudes / Blind Baby Has It's Mothers Eyes
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Chaosmonger 977 posts |
Jul 03, 2011, 20:43
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Liturgy is a farce of a band. Much like Krallice. Ugh...can't wait until the hipsters move on to the next fad and away from black metal.
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Boxnudger 246 posts |
Jul 03, 2011, 21:39
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Beastie Boys - Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 (vinyl version) Arctic Monkeys - Suck it and See Lou Reed - The Blue Mask Destroyer - Kaputt Almunia - New Moon Suede - Suede (reissue) Ford and Lopatin - Channel Pressure REM - Lifes Rich Pageant Pantha Du Prince - Black Noise Plank - Pig Sick/Self Harm 7" Euros Childs - The Miracle Inn Fridge - Ceefax
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Jasonaparkes 876 posts |
Jul 03, 2011, 21:57
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*Suede/Dog Man Star (reissues) by Suede *In the Space of a Few Minutes by Telstar Ponies *Kaputt/Destroyer's Rubies/Your Blues/Trouble in Dreams by Destroyer *The Harrow & the Harvest by Gillian Welch *Here Come the Warm Jets/Before and After Science by Eno *World Shut Your Mouth/Fried by Julian Cope *Evil Urges by My Morning Jacket *Flesh by Viv Albertine *Innerspeaker by Tame Impala *L'Enfant Assasin des Mouches by Jean Claude Vannier *Nadir's Big Chance by Peter Hammill *Penguin Eggs by Nic Jones *Prisoners of Love/Popular Songs/...Beat Your Ass etc by Yo La Tengo *Save Yourself by Make Up *Sleepwalkers by David Sylvian *The Sun, Moon & Herbs by Dr John *the free Warp sampler on Amazon *The Notorious Byrd Brothers by The Byrds *A Todd Rundgren box-set including Faithful *Zeroes QC by Suuns *Speak No Evil by Wayne Shorter *Around the World in a Day by Prince & the Revolution *Arabia Mountain by Black Lips *Onanie Bomb Meets the Sex Pistols by Boredoms *Supercollider/The Butcher by Radiohead *The Proximity Effect by Laki Mera *The Birds from the latest LP by Elbow...
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Boxnudger 246 posts |
Jul 03, 2011, 22:09
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Jasonaparkes wrote: *Suede/Dog Man Star (reissues) by Suede *Kaputt/Destroyer's Rubies/Your Blues/Trouble in Dreams by Destroyer Snap! I'm really enjoying Kaputt, but don't know much about his back catalogue - should I check it out. I'm also loving the DVD that comes with Suede - I was at the Leadmill gig and it's brought back some fond memories from on of my best-gigs-ever.
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flashbackcaruso 1058 posts |
Jul 03, 2011, 22:18
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Amon Duul II - Yeti Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells Marc Bolan - Words & Music The Kinks - The Village Green Preservation Society The Kinks - Arthur Madness - Seven Madness - The Rise & Fall Genesis - Genesis
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FifePsy 540 posts |
Edited Jul 03, 2011, 23:00
Jul 03, 2011, 22:57
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Thurston Moore - Demolished Thoughts. Only one listen so far but very nice. Mellow acoustic guitars, cello, summer sounds. Snorkel - Stop Machine. Not quite as immediate as Glass Darkly which had a Can/This Heat vibe. This is a bit more dancey and ...er squelchy. Think I'll grow to like it though. Miles Davis - Complete On the Corner Box Set - Genius. Difficult to understand why this was so vilified at the time. Boris - Attention Please & Heavy Rocks (2011). Two new releases of which Attention Please is massively better. First track almost disco and overall really enjoying it. Heavy Rocks will not contravene trades description although seems a bit painting by numbers. Morton Feldman - Last Composition - Piano. Violin, Viola, Cello. Sublime as ever. The Tambouras of Prandit Pan Nath - La Monte Young & Marian Zazeela 10cc - How Dare You. Hearing 'Don't Hang Up' on radio caused me to dust this one off. Zappa - Make a Jazz Noise Here. Love the version of Black Napkins on this. Gastr Del Sol - Camoufleur. Keiji Haino and Loren Mazzacane Connors - Vol2 Iggy Pop - New Values Dinosaur Jr -Ear Bleeding Country. Reminded me of my other fave DJnr song Take a Run at The Sun. Cowboys International - s/t Anyone remember this lot. Still sounds very good. Keith Levene pops up. Some good radio this week: Roedelius Late Junction session; Jazz on 3 from NY Vision Festival. Powerful set from Pulverised Sound. Oren Ambarachi - all 10 mins very good but not the 30 min improv set it was trailed as. Have a great listening week Headsters. Edit: for sp mistakes that i never see when not wearing glasses.
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Squid Tempest 8769 posts |
Jul 04, 2011, 09:03
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FifePsy wrote: Edit: for sp mistakes that i never see when not wearing glasses. You have glasses which correct your spelling mistakes? I could do with some of them!
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Jul 04, 2011, 10:20
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Sin Agog wrote: Rävjunk - Uppsala Stadshotell Brinner (Excellent raw and ripping fuzzy Swedish 70s Heavy-Psyche group... Buy this beast if that blurb piques your interest) It's OOP but I managed to nab a d/load and I see your point - it goes from punk to psych to prog. Cool shout, Sin. "Initially named Libbet Sväller. The band started around 1975 and are a pre-punkband. Rävjunk means a foxes piss. Played at Hinseberg, a prison for women, alot of times. Their EP Bohman, Bohman got banned on national swedish radio for mocking a political party leader. The band split up in the early 80´s." HERE.
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keith a 9574 posts |
Jul 04, 2011, 11:18
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Five Leaves Left - Nick Drake Pink Moon – Nick Drake I don’t play Nick Drake anywhere near as often as I used to, but it doesn’t half still sound special. I expect Five Leaves Left to sounds as beautiful as ever and it doesn’t disappoint (Day Is Done has just been on - those high strings at the end of it are gorgeous!). Pink Moon, on the other hand, is generally considered a sparse album, consisting almost entirely as it does of just acoustic guitar and vocals, but listening to this track now it doesn’t sound that way at all. But that almost whispered voice and those gently picked strings fill out the sound to an almost lush degree. And Things Behind The Sun best described as beautiful rather than raw or harrowing which are other words I’m sure are generally used to describe this album. The Stone Turntable - Transglobal Underground I wasn’t sure about the latest from the mighty TGU at first but it’s a grower. The Roots Of Paul McCartney – V/A CD with this month’s Mojo. Little Richard, Eddie Cochran, chuck Berry and Chan Romero’s Hippy Hippy Shake. Really good if you like that kind of thing. I do! Conscience – The Beloved / X – The Beloved Not everyone’s cup of tea admittedly, but some great pop/dance numbers. Also... Peace At Last – Blue Nile Raw Power - Iggy & The Stooges Real Life – Magazine The Correct Use Of Soap – Magazine Young Gifted And Black: The Story Of Trojan Records – V/A Plus Black Session 2007 & Tiny Desk Session 2011 – Low
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