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Toni Torino 2299 posts |
Jul 30, 2012, 13:18
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Rome Pays Off - We Were Wrong Black Star Liner - Bengali Bantam Youth Experience! Underworld - A Hundred Days Off David Holmes - lets Get Killed The Stooges - The Stooges Blak Twang - Kik Off
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machineryelf 3681 posts |
Jul 30, 2012, 14:32
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Tonerlow – II Earthless - Rhythms from a Cosmic Sky Drokk – Music inspired by Megacity 1 Love – Forever Changes Todd Rundgren – Something/Anything? James Blackshaw – The Glassbead Game Earthling Society – Hifi Scifi Blue Oyster Cult – Fire of Unknown Origin Harmonia –s/t Fields of the Nephelim – The Nephelim Tangerine Dream – Nebulous Dawn Supertramp – Crime of the Century Opeth – Damnation Lou Reed – Rock n Roll Animal Burning Witch – Crippled Lucifer Eagles – Desperado Hawkwind – In Search of Space Julian Cope – Black Sheep Chris Isaak –Wicked Game MV & EE with the Bummer Road – Green Blues Teeth of the Sea – Your Mercury Moon of Ostara – Starchild William Orbit – Strange Cargo III Marillion – singles 82-88
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Jul 30, 2012, 15:57
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Bong - Mana Yood Sushai Guru Guru - Kanguru Alex Hutton Trio - Legentis TG Collective - Release the Penguins Horseback - Half Blood Lacuna Coil - Unleashed Memories Acoustic Ladyland - Skinny Grin, Last Chance Disco Holy Fuck - Latin Vernon Reid & Masque - Known Unknown Spectrum Road - S/T Snorkel - Glass Darkly Pure Reason Revolution - The Dark Third Bjork - Volta Robert Plant - Band of Joy Electro Quaterstaff - Gretzky The Stooges - The Weirding Phantom Band - Checkmate Savage PJ Harvey - Let England Shake Obake - ST. Diamond Head - The White Album 8^)
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riverman 845 posts |
Jul 30, 2012, 20:13
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Copendium Vols 1 and 3: some nice rediscoveries (Orthodox - Geryone's Throne) and stuff I'd not previously heard (Haare - The Temple) Bong - Mana Yood Sushai Bong - Beyond Ancient Space August Born - s/t: Collaboration between Ben Chasny and a Japanese musician whose name I forget. Perfectly fine LP but better to explore the Drag City Six Organs releases. This seems to be recorded around Dark Noontide period and has that kind of feel. Gala Drop with Ben Chasny - Broda Michio Kurihara - Sunset Notes: Got this after reading an interview with him stating how he was interesting in creating feelings evoked by sunset and nostalgia of fond childhood memories etc. A lovely LP if a little twee in places. But some fine moments. Om - Variations on a Theme Om - Pilgrimage: Rediscovering Om after reading Cope's review. I liked these but thought I didn't need more than Variations... but really enjoyed Pilgrimage and have ordered the new one. Circle - Forest Gnod - 5th Sun Motion Sickness of Time Travel - s/t And some Copendium inspired listens: Randy Holden - Population II Billy Miller/Cold Sun - Dark Shadows Comets on Fire - Field Recordings from the Sun
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Jul 30, 2012, 20:33
Jul 30, 2012, 20:30
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A bit burned out by the sheer number of records that I have in my "must listen soon" pile so didn't listen to much music at all last week. Catching up on World Service podcasts and such instead. Rumer's unimprovable "Boys Don't Cry" covers album and the Proms "Pelleas" were about it for me. Had a great time at Cambridge Folk Festival so will hopefully take a crack at that pile with refreshed ears and much to recommend come Sunday!
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Five 960 posts |
Jul 30, 2012, 20:41
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SUN RA - Lanquidity (I really love this one ... finally found a vinyl so I can study it properly ... the title sums up the sound perfectly ... also the guitar player(s) amazing ... a bit like In A Silent Way, maybe?) GLOWPEOPLE - Things ... (love having this on to chill to ... it tends to suck my friends in deep, tho, and cause them to exclaim with wonderment) HOWLIN RAIN - The Good Life (ep) (Title track has been stuck in my head on and off for MONTHS. Not sure if you can still get this. It's wonderful. 3 tunes, recorded in a day.) GRATEFUL DEAD - Wake Of The Flood (many many beautiful moments on this ... maybe their best studio work ... the version of the band with just Billy but no Mickey always gives me the best kick, no offense to Mickey who is also wonderful ... great songwriting and a wonderful introduction to the band for neophytes, which is what occasioned this spin) L. A. WITCH - http://lawitches.bandcamp.com/ (not actually home listening for the most part ... shared a bill with them the other night and their soundcheck moved me brightly ... the track on the bandcamp sounds about like the live show, tho they may have got tighter since the recording) FIONA APPLE - The Idler Wheel (wasn't sure I was going to like this, but I really, really do. too many great details to get into now. rewards repeated replays. worth mentioning only two musicians on the entire record, and one of them is Keith Richards' drummer.)
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aether 149 posts |
Jul 31, 2012, 22:24
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Loving the latest OM record - Advaitic Songs. pure bliss at times and with the subtle addition of more instrumentation in keeping with the general OM aesthetic - electronic sub-bass, tamboura, cello, viola, female vox, lovely stuff also been tanning dan ar bras' Terre Nouvelle - best I've heard from him so far! (has Emannuelle Parrenin appearing on it! as well as Benoit Widemann and Dave Pegg) Alan Stivell - Reflets (good version of Tawney's Sally Free & Easy on it, not as good as Trees' uber-version, but not far off) Kraftwerk - Man Machine
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Hunter T Wolfe 1710 posts |
Aug 01, 2012, 11:45
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various artists with Lee Perry- Born in the Sky: the upsetter at the controls, 1969-1975 WITCH- We Intend to Cause Havoc Pulp- It Tim Buckley- Lorca The Velvet Underground- Third album MC5- Back in the USA Spear of Destiny- Grapes of Wrath The Skids- Strength through Joy Anthony Reynolds- A World of Colin Wilson Glowpeople- Things
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Aug 01, 2012, 14:31
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aether wrote: Loving the latest OM record - Advaitic Songs. pure bliss at times and with the subtle addition of more instrumentation in keeping with the general OM aesthetic - electronic sub-bass, tamboura, cello, viola, female vox, lovely stuff Great, isn't it?
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aether 149 posts |
Aug 02, 2012, 18:13
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beautiful... took me a while to get OM, but the latest LP is by far my favourite... some cues from Orthodox maybe, on this one??? the long acoustic/electric guitar track is fantastic...is it track 5, can't remember? but yeah great stuff... soem English dates'd be nice!! (if your reading Al??) Aether NP: Milton Nascimento - Milton (1970)
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