Moth
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Edited Oct 23, 2011, 13:03
Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 12:00
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Mandrill - everything
Osibisa - everything
A loada funky & Afrobeatish stuff including a special mention to Afro-American-Arctic by the Rhythm Funk Masters - Finland's finest....
A bit of Rare Earth
And some It Bites
love
Moth
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The Sea Cat
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Edited Oct 23, 2011, 12:25
Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 12:24
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Albert Ayler: Bells
Charles Tyner: Eastern Man Alone
Blowzabella: Dance
Waterson/Carthy: Holy Heathens and The Old Green Man
Third Ear Band: Abelard & Heloise/The Magus/ Magic Music
Sri Aurobindo: Cave Painting
OM: Variations On A Theme
Jade Warrior: Jade Warrior/Last Autumn's Dream/Released
Espers: 3
Van Der Graaf Generator: The Box
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FifePsy
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 12:56
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These are what I remember this week:
Wild Flag - s/t. New band of Carrie Brownstein/Janet Weiss of Sleater- Kinney. Took a few listens but liking this.
Akira Sakata/Jim O'Rourke/Chikamorachi - And That's the Story of Jazz. This is pretty wild. O'Rourke seems to be channeling Sonny Sharrock and Chris Corsano always spices things up behind the kit.
Jenny Hval - Viscera
Angel - 26000
The Dead C - Harsh 70s Reality
Blondie - s/t
Television - Double Exposure (The Eno demos)
Patti Smith - Radio Ethiopia
Neil Young - s/t
Neil Young - Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
Sir Richard Bishop - Improvika
Michael Garrick Trio - Moonscape
Joe Henderson Sextet - The Kicker
Remember Remember - The Quickening
Oren Ambarachi - Triste
Mazzy Star -So Tonight That I Might See
Eliane Radigue - Adnos I-III.
John Cage - 3, 23, 6, 26.
Lasse Marhaug/Mark Wastell - Kiss of Acid
Have a great week all.
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mingtp
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 12:58
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redfish365 wrote: Ming, your thoughts on Religious Knives? I like it, don't love it. More spins are in order though.
I see you've been playing the self-titled Graveyard opus, a gem... do you have Hisingen Blues? Love that one.
Same as you really - like it, don't love it, need more listens.
I'll check Hisingen Blues today, you rarely steer me wrong, bud.
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jb lamptoast-morsley
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 13:00
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Checked a bit of Beyond the 4th Door out, before catching Eternal Tapestry out on Friday just gone. Up to the usual miss peapods standard. The new promoter, BSHO have put on a couple of good gigs now - with Hiss Golden Messenger & William Tyler a couple weeks previous. A bit concerned that Friday's gig was a bit low in numbers though. Would be a shame if this kinda night wasn't viable, as there probably isn't anything of its ilk within 100 miles from where i live.
Elsewhere it has been:
The Charlotte Glasson Band @ St Austell Brewery
Mugstar - Lime
Phantom Band - Checkmate Savage
Graham Nash - Songs for Beginners. A bit embarrassing really in its hippy value sincerity. Maybe more than embarrassing - maybe 'shit' is the word? Or am i being unfair?
David Crosby - If only i could remember my name
The Mummers - Tale to Tell
MV & EE @ Miss Peapods Autumn 10'
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drewbhoy
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 13:43
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Skying - The Horrors
On The Third Day - ELO
Postcards From A Young Man - Manic Street Preachers
Signals - Rush
12 Memories - Travis
Chemicrazy - That Petrol Emotion
Campfire Headphase - Boards Of Canada
Once Around The World - It Bites
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bubblehead2
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 15:29
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Popel Vooje wrote: Psychic Ills : Hazed Dream
Thanks to mingtp for turning me on to this one. It is indeed a sublime and spooky drone-rock listen that in places reminds me of Spiritualized before Jason attained the budget to record in a 48-track studio and decided he needed to use every one. Recommended.
Hehe, that's me sold, thanks for the pointer.
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mingtp
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 17:11
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bubblehead2 wrote: Popel Vooje wrote: Psychic Ills : Hazed Dream
Thanks to mingtp for turning me on to this one. It is indeed a sublime and spooky drone-rock listen that in places reminds me of Spiritualized before Jason attained the budget to record in a 48-track studio and decided he needed to use every one. Recommended.
Hehe, that's me sold, thanks for the pointer.
You'll love it Bubblehead!
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Kentauren
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Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 17:44
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Isis: Panopticon
Oneida: Rated O
Bill Evans: Moon Beams
Edgar Broughton Band: Wasa wasa
Super Furry Animals: Radiator
Ahkmed: Chicxulub
Chromatics: IV: Night Drive
Turbonegro: Scandinavian Leather
Trees: On the shore
Black Bonzo: Lady of the light
Funkadelic: Maggot brain
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Moon Cat
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Edited Oct 23, 2011, 19:33
Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 23 October 2011 CE
Oct 23, 2011, 18:04
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Hail!
Opeth - Heritage 8^)
Mastodon - The Hunter. Brilliant. More concise and immediate than earlier works but no less inventive for it. The focus is intense and the delivery powerful. Another Mastobelter from a truly great band.
Solus 3 - Corner of the World. I've had super-sexy sneak preview of the forthcoming album. It's really very, very good! It's got all the best qualities of the debut with nobs on. The harp is tinglier, the bass boingier - there's more clarity in the sound and it keeps that improv vibe but marries it to more hooks and grooves. This sounds like a band more than a 'project' as such and it works so well. My two faves are the dub-madrigalesque "Lollardry" and the title track which features a gorgeous vocal hook, but on the whole, it's an album to truly delight and immerse in. Sumptious; Larvely!
Surtur - World of Doom. Enjoyably primitive doom! OGH!
Grumbling Fur - Furrier.
Steve Lacy - The Straight Horn of...
Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
KISS - Rock n Roll Over. Yeah!
Van Der Graaf Generator - Godbluff
Fornost Arnor - The Death of a Rose. Really good, goth tinged prog black metal that sniffs Opethwards. Like this lots!
Invasion - The Master Alchemist. Insanely brill and enjoyable. Best cowbell evah!
Dimmu Borgir - Abrahadabra. Black metal titans go bombastically orchestral to delightful effect. Turns out it's a great "headphones" album cos of all the symphonic twiddly bits. Ace!
Coil - How to Destroy Angels. (((((shiver)))))
Aliases - Safer Than Reality. New mini album from the group formed by the former guitarist of proto-djent metal titans Sikth. Insane polyrhythmic riffage. Like it lots!
Wonderland - best of. I don't play this very often but when I do it makes me smile! German band take on Brit 60's Carnaby Street psychedeila and it's produced with the insane bombast of ....James Last. Hugely entertaining!
Have a nice week song slurpers x
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