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1001realapes 2387 posts |
Edited Sep 05, 2011, 04:34
Sep 03, 2011, 23:45
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Kraftwerk - st Kraftwerk - 2 Kraftwerk - Ralf & Florian Kraftwerk - Autobahn Kraftwerk - Radio-Aktivität Kraftwerk - Trans-Europe Express Kraftwerk - The Man Machine Kraftwerk - Computer World Opeth - Heritage Steve Roach - Empetus (2cd version) Steve Roach - Dreamtime Return Steve Roach - Worlds Edge Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Consequenz Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Consequenz II Conrad Schnitzler - Con Conrad Schnitzler - Concert Donovan - A Gift From A Flower To A Garden Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Trout Mask Replica Paul & Linda McCartney - RAM Jonathan Wilson - Gentle Spirit Genesis - Selling England By The Pound Third Ear Band - BBC Sessions |
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Chaosmonger 977 posts |
Sep 04, 2011, 00:03
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Curtis Mayfield - Curtis James Brown - In the Jungle Groove James Brown - The Payback Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold us Back The Fall - Grotesque (After the Gramme) The Kinks - The Kink Kontrovery (hmm, this has grown on me a bit)
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Sin Agog 2253 posts |
Sep 04, 2011, 00:11
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Andy Votel - Songs in the Key of Death/Histoire de Melody Vannier Juan Atkins - Metroplex Anthony Shakir - Frictionalism Louis Philippe - Azure Kenny Larkin - The Chronicles X-102 - Discovers the Rings of Saturn Zdnek Liska - The Little Mermaid V.A. - Bippp French Synth Wave The Incredible String Band - Changing Horses Messer Chups - Crazy Price Josephine Foster - Hazel Eyes, I Will Lead You Georgia Anne Muldrow - Umsindo Matana Roberts - Coin Coin Chapter One: Gens de couleur libres The Pyramids - Lalibela Prince Rama of Ayodhya - Threshold Dances Big Blood - Sew Your Wild Days Tour Vol. I
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redfish365 710 posts |
Sep 04, 2011, 01:51
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Sun Araw / Ancient Romans Conrad Schnitzler / Concert Bass Communion / Ghosts on Magnetic Tape Witchcraft / ST Egypt / ST Dead Meadow / Three Kings Pharaoh Overlord / The Battle of the Axehammer Bunalim / ST US Christmas / Run Thick in the Night Lava / ST Graveyard / Hisingen Blues Bong / Live at Roadburn 2010 Electric Orange / Krautrock From Hell Wobbler / Rites at Dawn Novalis / Sommerabend Klaus Schulze / Timewind Caravan / Cunning Stunts Be Bop Deluxe / Sunburst Finish Hard Stuff / Bulletproof Los Natas / München Sessions Cosmic Trip Machine / Vampyros Roussos Mëkanïk / Der Mekanik Grooves Keef / Stoned to Doom Profetus / Coronation of the Black Sun Richard Pinhas / Metatron Blood of the Sun / In Blood We Rock Highway Child / Sanctuary Come Fabulous Diamonds / II Ship of Fools / Let's Get This Mother Outta Here Matching Mole / ST Gilgamesh / ST
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Sep 05, 2011, 18:19
Sep 04, 2011, 08:10
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Fan Club - Jellyfish Kicks every kind of Brit Pop to the curb. Tunes for days and they rocked in the best possible way. Should have been one of the biggest bands of their era but the lack of a real front man and a slightly dodgy image somewhere bewteen Catweazle, Kula Shaker and Scooby Doo did for them. That and the Seattle thing. The difference between Jellyfish and the likes of Wondermints and other third wave Power Pop is the songs. Most of those bands are all about recreating an era through the attention to detail in the arrangements but most lack serious songwriting ability. This lot had the proverbial full package. A Grounding In Numbers - VdGG Similar story really. A lot of modern prog is all about soundscapes and complexity of arrangments and playing style but very little of note happening in the writing department. Hammill love him or hate him was born to write and the band are brilliant. Worth buying just for the drumming. One World - John Martyn Live In Regents Park - John Martyn (One World bonus tracks) This is the record that should have made him a real star without having to change his style and roll his jacket sleevs past his elbows. Coming out in November 77 it was a year too late perhaps. Even six months might have made a difference given that Yes went to number one in the summer. By November the cool mainstream was all about Dury, Stranglers, Pistols, Blondie etc etc. Few people among mainstream music buyers were going to be just discovering some bearded bloke who played sitting down with a band full of old farts. As with Jellyfish, genius was no defence against the vagaries of fashion. Tron Legacy - Daft Punk If you wish TDream had slotted in another album bewteen Ricochet and Stratosfear then this is a fair approximation of that. Loved the film - an fx driven action movie where hardly anything happens - and the soundtrack is well up there. Mono Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles Not a proper album in some ways but my favourite mop top record by a long way. I am not all that interested in the mono / stereo debate especially as I rarely listen to anything from a fixed position between two speakers but this is a stunning album in mono. Just powers out of the speakers. Say You Will - Fleetwood Mac Paul Lester thinks this puts Buckingham up there with Eno and Brian Wilson. Not entirely sure about that but a very good record. Tusk 2. all these got a play ... Heavy Metal Kids - Heavy Metal Kids Love Junk - The Pursuit Of Happiness Whale Music - Rheostatics Be Good To Yourself At Least Once A Day - Man Parsifal - Gustav Neidlinger, Hans Hotter, Hans Knappertsbusch, Irene Dalis, Jess Thomas & Orchester der Bayreuther Festspiele The Only Ones - The Only Ones The Avant Garde - Coltrane & Cherry Unhalfbricking - Fairports
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The Sea Cat 3608 posts |
Edited Sep 04, 2011, 10:23
Sep 04, 2011, 10:19
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Acid Mothers Temple: IAO Chant From The Cosmic Inferno/Magical Power From Mars/Pink Lady Lemonade OM: Conference Of The Birds/Variations On A Theme Julian Cope: RITE Parson Sound: s/t Sun Ra: Nuclear War/Languidity/Other Planes Of There/The Heliocentric Worlds Of../Space Probe Fern Knight: Castings/Music For Witches And Alchemists Ravi Shankar & Yehudi Menuhin: West Meets East John Martyn: Heaven And Earth Clannad: Dulaman George Harrison: Wonderwall Music now playing: Sri Aurobindo/Return Into Earth
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Gnomon 1121 posts |
Sep 04, 2011, 11:29
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Frightened Rabbit - The Winter of Mixed Drinks She's Hit - Pleasure Surf City - Kudos Moon Duo - Mazes Brain Donor - Wasted Fuzz Excessive The Phantom Band - The Wants Crocodiles - Sleep Forever The Psychedelic Furs - The Psychedelic Furs Toots and the Maytals - Pressure Drop The Kills - Blood Pressures The Cure - Greatest Hits Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks - Mirror Traffic and on 7"... Bleached - Dazed/No Friend of Mine Moon Duo - Scars/Flowers 2:54 - On A Wire/Cold Front
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bubblehead2 2167 posts |
Edited Sep 04, 2011, 13:05
Sep 04, 2011, 12:46
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Hoped these might be mother friendly in car entertainment, i wasn't entirely successful... NEKO CASE - Blacklisted JULIAN COPE - Floored Genius 2 2CD EARTHLING SOCIETY - Stations Of The Ghost - Only right that this was played as we did some sightseeing around Pendle Hill. HAWKWIND - Parallel Universe CD2 - What's he singing ? I've got a sewing machine ? All enjoyed by me though. She preferred... FAIRPORT CONVENTION - Liege and Lief GILLIAN WELCH - The Harrow & the Harvest Didn't have the courage to play... COMUS - First Utterance Some new arrivals on returning home... SUN ARAW - Ancient Romans WOODEN SHJIPS - West HOLY SONS - Criminal's Return - thanks to Monganaut for the tip, this is excellent. Looking forward to playing the first 2 Make Do & Mend mix CD's from Finders Keepers when time finally allows too. Happy listening Heads X
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FifePsy 540 posts |
Edited Sep 04, 2011, 16:11
Sep 04, 2011, 13:12
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Couple of weeks. These are ones I remember: Kourosh Yaghmaei - Back from the Brink: Pre-Revolution Psychedelic Rock From Iran 1973-1979. Beautifully packaged set from Now-Again Records. Corrupted - Garten Der Unbewusstheit. Excited to hear another epic release. On a par with El mundo frio. Albert Ayler - Nuits de la Fondation Maeght 1970. One of the last sets Ayler recorded. The sleeve notes make reference to the common assumption that early Ayler bassist Henry Grimes had passed away. Good to see Henry now on a new lease of life after his 'rediscovery' and recording and touring again. Massacre - Killing Time. Sounds as if they should be a metal band but this is Fred Frith, Bill Laswell and Fred Maher's NY punk/funk outfit. Andy Summers & John Etheridge - Invisible Thread. Quite lovely 'ECM style' acoustic guitar duo from a cop and a soft. (Just started Summers bio which is interesting and well written). Asva - Presences of Absences. Asva - Futurists Against the Ocean. The Residents - Not Available. Richard Pinhas - L'Ethique. Modern Lovers - s/t. Gloria Coates - Symphonies 4, 7, 1 and 14. John Tilbury - Morton Feldman's Triadic Memories (from All Piano). Joe Henderson/Alice Coltrane - Elements. Blue Oyster Cult - s/t. Richard Hell - Destiny Street Revisited. Kayo Dot - Choirs of an Eye. John McLaughlin - Johnny McLaughlin, Electric Guitarist. Andrew Hill - Point of Departure. Keith Fullerton Whitman - 101105. Stephan Mathieu - To Describe George Washington Bridge. Steely Dan - Aja, Pretzel Logic. Otomo Yoshihide and Taku Sugimoto - Untitled 1-4. And JC's 6 music interview. Entertaining as always. Have a great week all.
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Squid Tempest 8763 posts |
Sep 04, 2011, 13:29
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How's the new Sun Araw?
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