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1001realapes 2389 posts |
Edited Jun 09, 2013, 04:57
Jun 09, 2013, 02:17
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Black Sabbath - st Black Sabbath - Paranoid Black Sabbath - Master of Reality Black Sabbath - Vol. 4 Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Black Sabbath - Sabotage Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstasy Black Sabbath - 13 The Who - Tommy The Who - Quadrophenia Genesis - And the word was... Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway V.A. - Gather in the Mushrooms Os Mutantes - st Os Mutantes - Mutantes Os Mutantes - A Divina Comédia ou Ando Meio Desligado Elton John - Tumbleweed Connection Marvin Gaye - Trouble Man Donovan - Summer Day Reflection Songs Donovan - a gift from a flower to a garden raison d'etre - Collected Works Acid Mothers Temple - The Ripper at the Heavens Gates of Dark Acid Mothers Temple - Son of a Bitches Brew Alio Die - The Hidden Spring Alio Die & Aglaia - Vayu Rouah Popol Vuh - Die Nacht Der Seele Weather Report - Heavy Weather |
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mingtp 2270 posts |
Jun 09, 2013, 03:38
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Albums Ghost BC - Infestissumam Purson - The Circle and the Blue Door Blood Ceremony - The Eldritch Dark VA - Deutsche Elektronische Musik 2 Primal Scream - More Light Goat - Run to your Mama Remixes Julian Cope - Revolutionary Suicide (grown on me a lot) MS MR - Secondhand Rapture Church of Misery - Thy Kingdom Scum Hidden Masters - Of This & Other Worlds Age of Taurus - Desperate Souls of Tortured Times The Cult of Dom Keller - The Cult of Dom Keller Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine (remastered version) Tomita - Snowflakes are Dancing Black Sabbath - 13 (meh!) Jex Thoth - Blood Moon Rise Master Musicians Of Bukkake - Far West Queens Of The Stone Age - ...Like Clockwork (also meh!) Robedoor - Rock Bottom Smoke Fairies - Upstairs At United Vol. 6 (thanks LMan, nice one) Sunlight Service Group - Los Tres Bandidos VERMA - Coltan Vidunder - Vidunder VA - The Crabs Sell Out / The Crabs Freak Out (really love it, thanks loads Squid you gent!)
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garerama 1118 posts |
Jun 09, 2013, 08:04
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Acid Mothers Temple & the Cosmic Inferno - Starless & Bible Black Sabbath Daevid Allen - Good Morning Amon Duul - Phallus Dei Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam / Merriweather Post Pavilion / Centipede HZ Byrds - Preflyte Christophe F & Black Sheep - Heathen Frontier In Sound Julian Cope - Preaching Revolution E.P. Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets / Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) / Another Green World / Before & After Science Fairport Convention - S/T Moby Grape - Cross Talk Bob Mould - Workbook Ora - S/T Owl Service - Garland Sessions Palace Music - Viva Last Blues Red Krayola - God Bless the Red Krayola & All WHo Sail WIth It Residents - Not Available Ravi Shankar - Chants of India Stooges - S/T / Funhouse Trees Community - The Christ Tree 23 Skidoo - Urban Gamelan The Unthanks - Here's The Tender Coming Vetiver - To Find Me Gone Scott Walker - Bish Bosh Have a good week everyone!
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Jun 09, 2013, 11:50
Jun 09, 2013, 08:50
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Nuclear Evolution: The Age Of Love (Deluxe Edition) - The Sa-Ra Creative Partners The Complete Blue Note Sixties Sessions - Herbie Hancock Person to Person - AWB Live In Montreaux - AWB The soul end of the pub rock and college circuit scene produced a sound that was nothing like the music coming out America adding an appreciation for rock dynamics that amounted to a lot more than the laying on of extended guitar wig-outs like say Mother's Finest. Listen to the AWB version of Work To Do next to the Isley's. Different worlds. AWB were the superstars of this hybrid sound but there were a lot of other bands on the circuit in 76 covering the same territory with rock musicians finding their own way to play funk. These bands and that sound would have been hard to miss if you were going out to hear music in 75/76 and I think that they had a quiet say in how some of the more interesting Post Punk music developed. The problem with any cultural Year Zero is that people work overtime to forget things that they would benefit from keeping around. Inconveniently uncool chains of influence are erased. Did the likes of Donald Johnson listen closely to Steve Ferrone? I would have a decent sized wager that he did and he wouldn't have been alone.
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flashbackcaruso 1058 posts |
Jun 09, 2013, 13:01
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Nick Drake - Pink Moon Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells Pink Floyd - More Pink Floyd - Ummagumma Popol Vuh - Seligpreisung Genesis - A Trick Of The Tail Genesis - Wind And Wuthering Martin Carthy - Out Of The Cut Amon Düül - Psychedelic Underground Ash Ra Tempel - New Age Of Earth Electric Light Orchestra - The BBC Sessions Electric Light Orchestra - Live At The BBC Eternity's Children - Eternity's Children Eternity's Children - Timeless Various Artists - Tropicalia: A Brazilian Revolution In Sound UFO - UFO 1 UFO - UFO 2: Flying The Apples In Stereo - Travellers In Space And Time
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Popel Vooje 5373 posts |
Edited Jun 09, 2013, 18:20
Jun 09, 2013, 13:14
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Hookworms - Pearl Mystic Fairly standard but nonetheless exhilirating psych/drone rock from Leeds. My only slight reservation is that there are now so many bands mining that Loop/Hawkwind/Neu!/BRMC area for inspiration that the sound is in danger of becoming a formula if the groups involved don't start bringing in other influences to vary the recipe a little. Whilst - in its league - this is a very good record, I think this might be the last band of this ilk that I'm going to let through my personal listening gate for a while as there are other areas that are equally deserving of exploration. Public Service Broadcasting - Inform, Educate, Entertain This lot played a marvellous show as part of the British Library's Propoganda Exhibition on Friday - marvellous enough, in fact, to inspire me to buy this the following day. Have only listened once so far, and whilst I'm not yet sure whether it's the best new release I've heard all year it's certainly the least predictable, and sounds like it will be a grower. Aphrodite's Child - 666 What a magnificently bonkers record! If only all prog rock were this innovative, expansive and plain psychedelic, I'd have a lot more than fifteen prog albums on my I-Pod. Shame that neither Vangelis nor Demis Roussos have released anything remotely in the same league since, although In know the former's early solo albums do have their supporters around these parts. Also mentioned in dispatches? Gene Clark - Flying High (which I've owned for years now, but whose brilliance never dims) Jim O'Rourke - Eureka Gastr Del Sol - Camofleur The Yardbirds - Roger the Engineer Ultramarine - Every Man and Woman is a Star
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Fitter Stoke 2614 posts |
Jun 09, 2013, 13:32
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Paul McCartney & Wings 'Wings Over America' Led Zeppelin 'Celebration Day' Tyrannosaurus Rex 'My People Were Fair...' Daryl Hall & John Oates 'Beauty On A Back Street' John Coltrane 'Lush Life' Cockney Rebel 'The Human Menagerie' Eberhard Weber 'The Colours Of Chloe' Eels 'Wonderful Glorious' Gillan 'Double Trouble' Isis & Aereogramme 'In The Fishtank 14' Gong 'Continental Circus' Little Feat 'Time Loves A Hero' MFSB 'Love Is The Message' Mendelssohn: String Quartets (Coull Quartet) Bruckner 9 (VPO/Carlo Maria Giulini)
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Edited Jun 09, 2013, 13:57
Jun 09, 2013, 13:55
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Billy Cobham - Crosswinds/Total Eclipse. Sometimes, when the sun comes out, I just want to get fonkeh fusiontastic on my ass. Crock Oss - One More Time For Stupid. Nice one Spaceship Mark. The Algorithm - Polymorphic Code. Head mangling djent-tech metal/dub/drum n bass/glitchy/proggy/trancey/everything but the kitchen sinky lunacy. And a lotta fun! Not tried it with headphones yet but I expect some painkillers and the Samaritans on speed-dial might be a good idea when I do! Atheist - Piece of Time. Proto death/thrash/prog hybrid. V good with an amazing rhythm section. Jex Thoth - Blood Moon Rise. Liking this newie a lot. Up the Jexness! Black Oath - Ov Qlipthoth and Darkness. (What a title!) Nice n heavy doom with epic flourishes. Flairk - Nice floaty, folky, bit jazzy, curio from days of yore, all rustic charm and pleasantness.(thanks Ian!) Van Halen - A Different Kind of Truth. Yes - 90125 Black Sabbath - Never Say Die Thin Lizzy - Chinatown DragonForce - The Power Within Lumerians - The High Frontier Isoptope - Best of.. Zombie Sam - Self Conscious Insanity. I sniffed this as an el cheap promo not expecting that much but it's very silly and quite a lot of fun. Basically it's an Italian weird Nightwish/Marilyn Manson hybrid and as such, endearingly absurd and pretty rockin'. Makes me smile anyhoo. Have a nice week sound slurpers x
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jb lamptoast-morsley 2448 posts |
Jun 09, 2013, 15:01
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OCS - 3&4 (not to be confused with Ocean Colour Scene in any respect!) LTJ Bukem - Journey Inwards Gnarls Barkeley - The 2nd album... The Odd Couple Six Organs of Admittance - School of the Flower Bjork - Vespertine Apse - Spirit Winkies - Peel Sessions Akron/Family - S/T. One of the finest albums of some times Atlas Sound - Let the blind lead those who can see but cannot feel Acoustic Ladyland - Skinny Grin 13 & God - S/T I only tend to mention the stuff that i like - there's a fair bit that doesn't agree with me that i rarely mention except in that 'what aren't you enjoying at the moment' thread a while back. I'm off the try out the new Jon Hopkins album which is supposed to be the bee's patella. Also should mention that i saw Sweet Baboo and Laura Fletcher this week. Laura should get a mention for covering Anais Mitchell's Why do we build the wall, and another mention for writing reasonable songs of her own concoction. Sweet Baboo i had dismissed as fairly uninteresting and not very distinguishable run of the mill stuff having heard them/him on Mark Riley a few weeks back. But it turns out that on his own at least he passes muster in the songwriting stakes. Quite annoying really when live music does that to me. The only criteria i have for going to see a live band is whether i like them on record (what other criteria can there be?!!!), but this can sometimes prove to be misleading.
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Squid Tempest 8769 posts |
Jun 09, 2013, 21:19
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Follakzoid - II Hall & Oates - Abandoned Luncheonette (Cheers for reminding me, Seb!) Quicksilver Messenger Service - S/T Elton John - Blue Moves (this is actually suprisingly great) Genesis - Live Emily Portman - Hatchling and lots of The Bevis Frond... White Numbers - the new album is a total cracker. Bloody love it. Superceeder - got the d/load of this and it rocks. The Byrds - 5th Dimension Spirit - Farther Along Steve Hackett - Voyage of the Acolyte David Bowie - Heroes, Scary Monsters Hookworms - Pearl Mystic The Crabs Sell Out/The Crabs Freak Out - thanks to Ming for reminding about this! It is a really fun compilation.
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