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1001realapes 2387 posts |
Edited Aug 15, 2011, 11:36
Aug 14, 2011, 00:43
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My Morning Jacket - Z My Morning Jacket - Circuital Bob Dylan - Together Through Life Edgar Froese - Epsilon In Malaysian Pale Acid Mothers Temple - Magical Power From Mars Acid Mothers Temple & The Cosmic Inferno - Pink Lady Lemonade ~ You're From Outer Space ~ Acid Mothers Temple & The Cosmic Inferno - For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Goofy Funk? Acid Mothers Temple & The Cosmic Inferno - Hotter Than Inferno Porcupine Tree - In Absentia tangerine dream - zeit Ash Ra Temple - Inventions Conrad Schnitzler - Gold Conrad Schnitzler - Ballett Statique Conrad Schnitzler - Electronegativity The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds Alio Die - Password for Entheogenic Experience Annette Peacock - I'm The One The Beatles - Let It Be Paul & Linda McCartney -Ram Deep Magic - Crystal Visions Deep Magic - Celestial Communion Deep Magic - Lucid Thought |
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Chaosmonger 977 posts |
Aug 14, 2011, 02:17
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Red House Painters - Down Colorful Hill 40 Watt Sun - The Inside Room (highly recommended to Red House Painters fans) The Kinks - Muswell Hillbillies Manilla Road - The Deluge The Fall - Grotesque (After the Gramme) Virus - The Agent That Shapes the Desert
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Edited Aug 14, 2011, 23:32
Aug 14, 2011, 02:37
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Albums Earthling Society - Stations of the Ghost Dom Thomas - Dreams of San Antonio Mix VA - ¡Chicas!: Spanish Female Singers 1962-1974 (recommended) Screaming Trees - Last Words: The Final Recordings PiL - The Greatest Hits So Far Pearls Before Swine - The Complete ESP Disk Recordings Nero - Welcome Reality White Hills - Heads On Fire Gnod - InGnodWeTrust Neu! - Neu! VA - Cover It Up Vol. 1 ( m/ ) Dum Dum Girls - Only in Dreams (disappointing on first listen) The Moon and the Nightspirit - Mohalepte The Other Window - The Other Window (TYVM ToneStone!) The Q4 - Darker Days EP (recommended) VA - Fire, Feathers, Felony & Fate: Songs & Tunes from Leigh Folk Festival 2011 EDIT: Andy Weatherall – The Music That Made Screamadelica (Rebel Bass Edition) EDIT: Robedoor - Too Down to Die EDIT: High Wolf - Etoile 3030 EDIT: High Wolf - Ascension EDIT: High Wolf - Animal Totem EDIT: Black Pyramid - Stormbringer EDIT: Blitzen Trapper - American Goldwing EDIT: Dean McPhee - Brown Bear Tracks Wall of Voodoo - Mexican Radio Neko Case & Nick Cave - She's Not There Chubby Checker - At the Discotheque Robyn - Blow My Mind Bjork - Crystalline Swede Mason - Masterchef Synesthesia Spray - Everything's Better with Muppets Jane's Addiction - Irresistible Force Zola Jesus - Vessel DJ Shadow - Come On Riding (The Cosmos) Britney Spears - I Wanna Go (Gareth Emery remix) Joe Goddard - Gabriel (tune!) Mr Scruff - Pickled Spider Little Barrie - How Come EP
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IanB 6761 posts |
Aug 14, 2011, 09:15
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Not a great week for music. Spent most of it listening to the BBC but these sounded good in a chaos / control kind of a way ... Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Prepare Thyself To Deal With A Miracle The Herbaliser - Very Mercenary Beethoven 5 - Herbert v. Karajan & Berliner Philharmonika Beethoven 5 - Sergiu Celibidache - Munchner Philharmoniker Barre Phillips, Leandre, Parker, Saitoh - After You Gone Arhtur Blythe - Blythe Spirit
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Aug 14, 2011, 14:47
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Hail Skindred - Union Black. Dubstep and more drum n bass get added to the mix of Wales' premier Ragga-Metal titans. Love 'em and they will blow your flesh off live! Arafel - For Battles Once Fought. Excellent black/death/folk/klezmer (!) metal epicness from, I believe, Tel Aviv. Fela Kuti - Expensive Shit/ He Miss Road/ Teacher Don't... Marvelous stuff. Red Snapper - Reeled & Skinned EP's collection. Hadn't played this in ages. Good stuff Black Country Communion - 2. Caning this! Uriah Heep - Into the Wild Status Quo - Quid Pro Quo The Elsysian Fields - We the Enlightend. Greek wars based epic black metal racket. KISS - Rock n Roll over! One of my faves. HIM - Love Metal. I do! I do! Hatfield & The North - ST and The Rotters Club. Cantertastic Gum Takes Tooth - Silent Cenotaph. Excellent grind noise ambisploog metal doom gamelan what the fuck mix up. Love it! Hey Colossus - RRR. Like this a lot too. Kylie - Body Language. Genuinely great electropop. MelonHeadMan - The Good & The Bad. Southern RAWK UK style Underworld - Second Toughest in the Infants. Likes em lots Have a nice week tune tweakers x
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Fitter Stoke 2611 posts |
Aug 14, 2011, 14:58
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Jan Garbarek Group 'Sart' Hatfield and the North 'The Rotters' Club' Caravan 'The Album' Kiss 'Dressed To Kill' Van der Graaf Generator 'A Grounding In Numbers' Roxy Music 'Stranded' John Coltrane 'Lush Life' Radiohead 'OK Computer' Eels 'Daisies Of The Galaxy' Sibelius 6 & 7 (Karajan/BPO - the mid-60's DG recordings) Elgar Enigma Variations (Barbirolli/Halle - the Pye recording) Dvorak 9 (Abbado/BPO)
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FifePsy 540 posts |
Aug 14, 2011, 18:10
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Jonathan Harvey - his Buddhist inspired triptych: Body Mandala, Speakings, ...towards a Pure Land. At Edinburgh Festival last night. BBC SSO with Ivan Volkov and Boulez's IRCAM bods on 'computer music design'. Fascinating. V/A - Psychedelic Jazz. One of those cheapo comps that I bought not expecting an awful lot. It's brilliant. Bunch of stuff from late 60s/early 70s including Roy Ayers, Don Sebesky, Gabor Szabo, The Dave Pike Set (nope me neither) and Pierre Henry! Best £3 spent in a long time. Others: The Red Krayola - God Bless The Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It. International Artists Reissue remastered by Sonic Boom. Yo la Tengo - And then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out Kevin Drumm - Land of Lurches Franca Sacchi - En Carol Robinson - Billows Circle X - Celestial Don Cherry/Ed Blackwell - El Corazon Eliane Radigue Transamorem-Transmortem Marc Ribot - Asmodeus Book of Angels Vol 7 Miles Davis Stadthalle, Vienna 1973 Patti Smith - Horses & Radio Ethiopia Ron Carter/Jim Hall - Alone Together Have a great week all.
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Aug 14, 2011, 18:28
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FifePsy wrote: V/A - Psychedelic Jazz. One of those cheapo comps that I bought not expecting an awful lot. It's brilliant. Bunch of stuff from late 60s/early 70s including Roy Ayers, Don Sebesky, Gabor Szabo, The Dave Pike Set (nope me neither) and Pierre Henry! Best £3 spent in a long time. Not normally a J*zz bod, but I love Gabor Szabo and Pierre Henry's Psyche Rock. Not to mention the Driscoll / Auger / Trinity version of Season of the Witch that's on that. May well have to pick that up, thanks for the tip. Have you heard this?: Gabor Szabo - Three King Fishers (1968). A classic.
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FifePsy 540 posts |
Aug 14, 2011, 22:52
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mingtp wrote: FifePsy wrote: V/A - Psychedelic Jazz. One of those cheapo comps that I bought not expecting an awful lot. It's brilliant. Bunch of stuff from late 60s/early 70s including Roy Ayers, Don Sebesky, Gabor Szabo, The Dave Pike Set (nope me neither) and Pierre Henry! Best £3 spent in a long time. Not normally a J*zz bod, but I love Gabor Szabo and Pierre Henry's Psyche Rock. Not to mention the Driscoll / Auger / Trinity version of Season of the Witch that's on that. May well have to pick that up, thanks for the tip. Have you heard this?: Gabor Szabo - Three King Fishers (1968). A classic. Cheers Ming. No haven't heard that one but well taken with that. Nice eastern raga-ish vibe. I see Emusic has it and I've a monthly refresh coming up...
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flashbackcaruso 1056 posts |
Aug 14, 2011, 22:55
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Belle & Sebastian - Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like A Peasant (Still can't believe that this album was reportedly sheer torture to produce - it has a real lightness of touch that I always find very winning). The Bees - Free The Bees (Their second album and the only one I have. It's so consistently great it makes me feel it's all I need. It's worth checking out the video for the marvellous 'Horsemen' on YouTube, which very cleverly places the band into Murray Lerner's 'Message To Love'). Various - Gather In The Mushrooms (Excellent folk compilation which introduced me to several classic bands, including Forest - by way of their best track, 'Graveyard' - and Comus). The Coral - Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker The Coral - The Invisible Invasion (In retrospect, these two albums might just show The Coral at their best. Love the first couple, but they do now sound painfully naive in places. Nightfreak was the one knocked off in a week just for the hell of it, and is hugely enjoyable in a devil-may-care sort of way, while the follow up sees the band maturing without getting dull, which seems to be what has sadly happened a bit on the last 2 LPs). Yes - Tales of Topographic Oceans (Each time I play this I'm more surprised at its bad reputation. Okay, the titles reek of pretension, but the music is consistently melodic and inventive). Sagittarius - Present Tense The Millennium - Begin (Curt Boettcher's two finest half-hours. Experimental sunshine pop at its best). Lilys - Better Can't Make Your Life Better Lilys - The 3-Way (Kurt Heasley's two ultra-cerebral power-pop classics. Wonder what he's up to now). The Beach Boys - Wild Honey (Possibly unique take on blue-eyed soul, deliberately undercooked and with very little of those trademark harmonies, making all sorts of odd little details hit you with curious force. Some of Brian's best bass-lines can be found here, and it's probably the only album to be almost exclusively made up of Wilson/Love compositions). Mr Fox - Mr Fox Mr Fox - The Gypsy (Dark trad. folk which keeps throwing in real surprises, such as the almost space rock classic 'Mendle'. What a great and unsung duo Bob & Carole Pegg are). Eleanor Friedberger - Last Summer (still enjoying this - an antidote to her brother Matt's more indulgent subscription series). Rumer - Seasons Of My Soul (Picked this up brand new and very cheap from a charity shop, as she has a genuinely lovely voice, somewhere between Bobbie Gentry and Karen Carpenter, although I'm more a fan of the former than the latter. All impeccably crafted, with the assistance of Glen Ponder from Alan Partridge's chat show, but too much of an exercise in retro MOR to get particularly excited about).
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