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1001realapes 2389 posts |
Edited Jan 27, 2013, 15:40
Jan 27, 2013, 03:14
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Ennio Morricone - Svegliati e Uccidi Conrad Schnitzler - Control Conrad & Gregor Schnitzler - Conrad & Sohn Redaldo & the Loaf - The Elbow is Taboo Jorge Reyes - Ek-Tunkul Jorge Reyes - Comala Jorge Reyes & Suso Saiz - Cronica de Castas Jorge Reyes - Bajo el Sol Jaguar Robert Rich I Alio Die - Fissures Robert Rich - Electric Ladder Genesis - And The Word Was... Jerry Goldsmith - Escape From The Planet of the Apes Desiderii Marginis - Dead Beat Grant Lee Buffalo - Fuzzy Steven Wilson - Get All You Deserve (audio discs) The Beatles - For Sale Josie & the Pussycats - Stop , Look & Listen The Capital Recordings Charles Bobuck - Fragments & Failures Pivot - Make Me Love You Miles Davis feat. Sonny Rollins - Dig Miles Davis - And Horns Klaus Schulze - Kontinuum |
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Jan 27, 2013, 03:26
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Albums VA - Django Unchained OST (very highly recommended) VA - Future Nuggets Presents Forever Unreleased Vol. 1 VA - Head Music Rites Wild - Ways Of Being Arbouretum - Coming Out of the Fog Esben and the Witch - Wash the Sins Not Only the Face Black Tempest - Tao Engine EP Creature with the Atom Brain - The Birds Fly Low David Sylvian and Stephan Mathieu - Wandermude Foellakzoid - II Gnod - Chaudelande volume 1 & 2 Helloween - Straight out of Hell Horace Andy - Broken Beats Land Observations - Roman Roads iv - xi Mick Softley - Sunrise Motion Sickness Of Time Travel - A Marbled Youth Motion Sickness Of Time Travel - The Perennials OATS - Sons of the Sonic Solution Pink Cream 69 - Ceremonial Speck Mountain - Summer Above The Holydrug Couple - Noctuary VA - Julian Cope presents Hard Rock Sampler Vibravoid - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun EP Tracks Ima Robot - Greenback Boogie 13th Floor Elevators - Slip Inside This House & You're Gonna Miss Me Lee Scratch Perry - Disco Devil
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Jan 27, 2013, 09:01
Jan 27, 2013, 09:01
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Can you tell me me a bit more about the Jorge Reyes records? I bought a couple about four or five years ago after hearing a track on a progcast but those were a bit new-age-sounds-of-the-rain-forest for me. Never did find out what the tune was that I heard on the radio but it was more composed and less reliant on atmospherics.
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Jan 27, 2013, 11:10
Jan 27, 2013, 09:15
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Not done this for a bit as I have been mostly listening to classical since before Christmas but these have been entertaining me Rien N'Existe [with bonus tracks] - Untied Knot Berberian Sound Studio - Broadcast Joe Strummer- London Calling Episodes - Various John Luther Adams: In the White Silence - Tim Weiss Storm Corrosion (Special Edition) Impermanence - Christos Fanaras Scab Dates- TMV and on the classical front ..... Mahler, Schönberg, Berg, Webern Chamber Music - Kremerata Musica Schoenberg: Pierrot Lunaire; Herzgewächse; Ode to Napoleon - Boulez, Christine Schäfer Henze: Requiem - Ensemble Modern Mahler: Symphony #3 - Claudio Abbado, VPO, Jessye Norman Bartók: Concerto For Orchestra - Celibidache MPO Henze: Fantasia for Strings - Collegium Musicum Zurich Ligeti: String Quartet no.1 (1953-54)- Hagen String Quartet
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Fitter Stoke 2614 posts |
Jan 27, 2013, 09:33
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Rory Gallagher 'Against The Grain' Mick Karn 'Titles' John Foxx and Theo Travis 'Torn Sunset' David Sinclair 'Pianoworks 1: Frozen In Time' David Holland Quartet 'Prime Directive' Mal Waldron 'Spanish Bitch' Buffalo Springfield 'Again' The Motors 'Approved By The Motors' Chili Charles 'Busy Corner' Ian Gillan 'Gillan's Inn' Beethoven 'Leonora no.3' overture, Strauss 'Till Eulenspeigel', Saint Saens Violin Concerto no.3 and Stravinsky 'Petrushka' (Berlin PO/Pierre Monteux 1960) Franck and Debussy Violin Sonatas (Christian Ferras) Brahms First & Third Symphonies (LPO/Klaus Tennstedt)
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danny_9317 37 posts |
Jan 27, 2013, 09:40
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hi jesse sykes & the sweet hereafter- like, love, lust and the open halls of the soul sisters of mercy- some girls wander by mistake lou reed- the bells led zeppelin- physical graffiti john cooper clarke- word of mouth harold budd- the sepernt in quicksilver ry cooder- I, Flathead van der graaf generator- h to he david crosby- if i could only remember my name sandy denny- sandy 10000 maniacs- our time in eden dvorak- slavonic dances lightnin' hopkins- nothin' but the blues spiritualized- ladies and gentlemen... have a good week
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flashbackcaruso 1058 posts |
Jan 27, 2013, 10:58
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V/A - This Is Psychedelia The Moody Blues - In Search Of The Lost Chord Vangelis - Antarctica Vangelis - Sex Power Emerson Lake & Palmer - Tarkus OST - Who Is Harry Kellerman And Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me? Aphrodite's Child - It's Five O'Clock Aphrodite's Child - Best Of Sparks - Kimono My House Scott Walker - Bisch Bosh V/A - The BYG Deal
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Stevo 6664 posts |
Edited Jan 27, 2013, 13:46
Jan 27, 2013, 12:34
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Day Of Phoenix Wide Open N-way Sublime Danish psych-prog veering between U.S. psych-folky vocals reminiscent of Buckley etc, and long guitar expolrations I find heavily reminiscent of Mad River (Something I also hear partially in the vocals at times). Esoteric just reissued this apparently from mastertapes though there appears to be a skip in the opening track about 2 minutes in which somebody refered to in an Amazon review. I think it's audible but apparently missing from the earlier Repertoire version. Odd since I thought Esoteric were a label that could be pretty much relied on to go to masters where possible. Anyway, I think this is very good & would reccommend it. Their other lp The Neighbour's Son loses a lot of the magic, it was recorded after their bassist had o.d.ed and is basixcally a reunion Alfonso LOvo La Gigantona more sublimeness, this time in the shape of a latin jazz lp recorded by the Nicaraguan guitarist and a group including the Santana percussionist Cepito Areas. I don't knoew to what extent Santana is a touchstone for the sound here since I think Lovo's guitar sounds pretty different and I haven't listened to Caravensarai in a long time which might be about the closest Sasntana lp to this sound. This comes with a dubby sheen of electronics too which adds another element to th esound. Copernicus Deeper the lp I've been wanting to replace since I lost the vinyl n th emid 80s has recently been reissued on cd by MoonJune records. More improvisatory poetry here including Son Of A Bitch from the NOrth a song about U.S. undercopver incursions into Guatemala. Edgy stuff and the best of his lps I've so far heard. Still not heard Victim of The Sky though TimeMazine cds been ripping cds to my computer over the last few days and been surprised to find out that most of these are already in the EAC database. Not 6 though, not sure why. Mostly pretty great compilations of psych related music spanning the decades from the 60s to the present day. Some stuff very worth checking out. As is the magazine, wish I'd started looking into it when #1 was still more easily available. Not sure what other similar zines are available internationally, this one's based in Greece which was always a spot of psychedelic fandom. Son of Gutbucket the cd that came with Galactic Zoo Dossier #9 and has some good stuff on. Zine/book is always worth a read too Loop Barbue Copenhagen 22/3/89 been going through the cdrs I burned over the last few years. Looking for music that was on hard-drives that crashed and found 4 or 5 Loops. Glad to know since annoyed by losing the stuff otherwise. This has a few tracks from A Gilded Infinity being added among material largely from Fade Out. A rocking good time. Pere UBu Old Waldorf '79 another disc I had burnt previously and have now ripped back to harddrive. Had several great live sets from '77-'78 and now only have a couple. Wish it was easier to lay your hands on live Ubu, I think I have all that's easily available on cd. So hoping that Ubu Projex expands its bootleg series and starts thinking in terms of flacs rather than MP3. This set covers a lot of the material from New Picnic Time as well as several from Dub Housing. I think they became even more abstract live than in studio. Actually this is 2 sets , all of an early one and some of a late one. & that only because not all of it fit on a cdr. Mwandishi Aarhus 71 Spacey electric jazz from the early 70s. Mwandishi was Herbie Hancock's project from the turn of the 70s until about '73 when some of the band continued onto the Head Hunters line-up. Mwandishi later incorporated a lot of electronics as can be heard on the Sextant lp . This is more spacey ala Sun Ra or either of their own 1st 2 lps. I'd reccommend trying to get hold of the French tv performance from '72 cos it is pretty sublime. But pretty much anything done under the name Mwans=dishi is worth investigating. As are some of the other offshoots, Julian Priester put out some interesting material in a similar vein too. Arbouretum not sure the date, but one of the sets from archive.org. Didn't listen right through it but what I heard was great. Heavy droney stuff that touches on Americana too. Pretty psychish too. Soul Coughing not listened to these in ages but was checking through the archive.org Live Music collection and found some by them so listened and enjoyed greatly. Didn't note date though. I think at least one member wound up in Todd A odf Copshootcop's later project Firewater, who are also worth checking out. various other bits & pieces which will no doubt come back to me later. & hours of surprises still from the walkman. Still turning up things that I don't think I've heard on there before. Do wish it was easier to edit what was on there thoughsince I've bough a number of things I'd put on if the interface was more user friendly. Last time I tried to change anything it wanted nme to reformat the entire player which would wipe all tracks. Watching Django Unchained Tarantino on form as are mist of the cast. Jamie Foxx's grin towards the end is pretty iconic, had me wondering if there was a poster of the still of it. Christoph Waltz is great throughout too, love the meticulous way he talks and explains things throughout. Kicked myself when I realised I hadn't recognised him from Inglorious Basterds. Loads of cameos in this including Franco Nero who was the spaghetti western hero of the same name. which might be why he knows how to spell Django? So, funny, bloody, violent and a pretty good film methinks. The Quest rubbish, though somewat enjoyable Van Damme flick from late 80s I think. Don't know why it thinks that there's only one area in the continet of Africa that gets to be represented with a fight style and therefore represents 'Africa' when other continents have individual countries competing. Green Zone Matt Damon as a U.S. soldier investigating WMD sites but questioning why there were supposedly sites for Weapons of mass destruction but he never finds any traces of evidence of the WMD's actual existence. Guess it just about works but not sure about the politics it represents. Though saying why might give away too much of the plot. reading Trampled Underfoot the Barney Hoskyns oral history book on Led Zep. Pretty interesting. Doesn't paint Jimmy Page in the greatest of lights though. Think I'm about 1/2 way through at the moment. Pimp Iceberg Slim Been meaning to read this for years and so far have only read about the first chapter. He's still talking about childhood experiences and how he regrets other people having made decisions for him that otherwise might have not lead into the life he lead, how he could have gone straight with the right beloved father figure. Anyway, great book and one i'm looking forward to getting further into Galactic Zoo Dossier #9 Interesting mix of comicbook stories of band histories, interviews , examples of psychedelic aspects of comics. Plus comes with free cd. So very good read. Wish I had the back issues beyond the collected 1-3 . Stevo
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Jan 27, 2013, 15:14
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mingtp wrote: Esben and the Witch - Wash the Sins Not Only the Face Any good? I liked "Violet Cries" very much.
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Jan 27, 2013, 15:45
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Steve Lacey - The Straight Horn of Steve Lacey Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch Wayne Shorter - JuJu Orbital - The Altogether Fake Blood - Cells The Haarp Machine - Disclosure Yob - Atma Prince - Musicology KISS - Monster Baroness - Second / Blue Record. Some gorgeous acoustic pickin' going on amongst the psyche-metal riffery Mad Capsule Markets -010 / Cistm KonFliqt Dr. Slaggleberry - Filth Infusion / Slagg Factory Dead Beyond Buried - Condemned to Misery / Dark Era The Dark Sinatras - Sick Society Sandstone - Cultural Dissonance. Yes - Tormato Astra - The Black Chord Diagonal - The 2nd Mechanism. Beth Hart - Bang Bang Boom Boom Coverdale Page - ST Depth Charge - Nine Deadly Venoms Gavin Bryars - The Sinking of the Titanic. Tusk - The Tree of no Return. Capricorns - ST / River, Bear Your Bones / Ruder Forms Survive. Top notch (mostly) instrumental stoner/doom riffment snaffled for an extremely decent price. Rockin stuff. Creature with the Atom Brain - The Birds Fly Low Bat For Lashes - The Haunted Man Have a nice week! x
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