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1001realapes 2389 posts |
Edited Jun 16, 2013, 12:08
Jun 16, 2013, 03:55
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David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust & the Spiders from Mars David Bowie - Aladdin Sane David Bowie - Diamond Dogs David Bowie - Station to Station David Bowie - Low The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland Country Joe & the Fish - Electric Music for the Mind and Body (mono) Jefferson Airplane - Mexico / Have You Seen The Saucers Black Sabbath - Evil Woman / Wicked World (mono promo single) Black Sabbath - 13 Tim Buckley - Works In Progress New Goblin - Live in Roma King Tubby - Hometown Hi-Fi Dubplate Special '75-'79 Zion - Hill Third World All Stars - Rebel Rock Bunny Lee & Friends - Good News V.A. - Studio One Ironsides Winston Wright - The Liquidator Strikes Back Acid Mothers Temple - In Search of the Lost Divine Ark Donovan - Sixty Four R. Carlos Nakai - Island of Bows Safron Wood - Platonica filosofia della temperanza Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die Michael Head & The Strands - The Magical World Of The Strands High Wolf - st High Wolf - Ascension High Wolf - Know Thyself High Wolf - Supermodern Temple High Wolf - Japan Tour Tape High Wolf - Untitled High Wolf - Incapulco High Wolf - Animal Totem High Wolf - Atlas Nation High Wolf - Japan Tour High Wolf - Etoile High Wolf - Karios : Chronos
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Maldoror 720 posts |
Jun 16, 2013, 06:37
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Anthony Braxton all the way: Beyond Quantum (w/ William Parker and Milford Graves) Performance (Quartet) 1979 Sextet (Victoriaville) 2005 Trio (Victoriaville) 2007 Echo Echo Mirror House
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Jun 16, 2013, 10:02
Jun 16, 2013, 08:09
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Todd @ Shepherds Bush Empire The only man in the world who can make you think of Devo, The Tubes, Art of Noise, Frankie Beverly, Pete Tong, Thomas Dolby, Sven Vath, Bobby Conn, Daryl Hall and er ..... The Thompson Twins all in the same song. A fantastic set made up of Orbital flavoured sounds and straight down the line four on the floor 90s techno. The new album "State" was played in its entirety (with Prairie Prince and Jesse Gress) followed by a solo medley encore of the greatest hits done System F style and topped off by a pre-recorded guitar version of Ellington's Isfahan as the building cleared. Amazingly this kept the Todd grey-beards in the their seats for the whole 90 minutes rather than running for the exits when I had predicted a riot or at least an exodus. Faith in open-eared humanity partly restored, now off to dig out some dusty MixMag cover-mounts and to re-imagine that Todd album of Larry Levan covers. Wailers - Leeds '73 (Burnin' Bonus Tracks) Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells 2003 Bill Laswell - Dreams of Freedom Robert Fripp - Exposure The Tubes - s/t Duke Ellington - Far East Suite & Second Sacred Concert Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? Aswad - New Chapter Of Dub Todd / Utopia - Initiation & Ra & Back To The Bars Laika - Good Looking Blues Joe Strummer - Walker & Streetcore
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garerama 1118 posts |
Jun 16, 2013, 09:04
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Amazing Blondel - England / Blondel American Music Club - 1984 - 1995 The Apostles - Gary Cooke Was Here / Progressive Blues Experiment The Beatles - Sgt Peppers / Magical Mystery Tour Boo Radleys - Giant Steps David Bowie - Stage Tim Buckley - S/T (deluxe 2 cd) Julian Cope - Rite Current 93 / Nurse With Wound - Sadness of Things Sandy Denny - The Notes & The Words (discs 1 & 2) Donovan - Summer Day Reflection Songs / Mellow Yellow Espers - III Fairport Convention - What We Did On Our Holidays Flower Travellin' Band - Make Up Hawkwind - Warrior On The Edge of Time Incredible String Band - Live At The Filmore 1968 WIll Oldham related - There Is No-one What Will Take Care of You / Days In The Wake / Hope / Viva Last Blues / Lost Blues & Other Songs / Ease Down The Road / Master & Everyone Pink Fairies - Never Never Land Pink Floyd - Animals / Have You Got It Yet? (unofficial Barrett era - disc 2) Psychic TV - Themes 4: Lady Jaye Silver Apples- S/T / Contact / The Garden Sufjan Stevens - Michigan Sweeneys Men - The Legend of ... Toiling Midgets - Son Trader Horne - Morning Way XTC - English Settlement / 25 O'Clock (Dukes of Stratosphear) The Zombies - Oddesey & Oracle V/A Come On Beautiful (A Tribute To American Music Club) Have a good week everyone!
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Moon Cat 9577 posts |
Jun 16, 2013, 09:14
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The Temptations - Psychedelic Soul. Worked wonders for the few days the sun was out. Witchcraft - Legend. Amongst the plethora of 70s infused rock bands about at the moment I've always had a soft spot for Witchcraft, but this is really quite excellent indeed! Awesome! \m/ Hour of 13 - 333. Delish doom and NWOBHM style hybrid. Poltergeist - Your Mind is a Box (Let us Fill it with Wonder). Will Seargent and Les Pattinson's new, kraut influenced instrumental project. Don't get me wrong; this has much to recommend it and I do like it a lot and I'd happily point any Will fans in its direction but....in my heart of hearts, I do wish it was just that little bit more freer and madder. I guess when I first heard the rumours of "Will & Les go Prog" I was kind of hoping for some Mac-Free sense of abandon to explode out into something more delirious. There's still a nagging feeling of holding it all in a bit. However, it IS a good album and I hope they do more. Human Fly - Awesome Science. Ace UK prog-metal that recalls The Mars Volta amongst other things. DragonForce- The Power Within. Think this has become my fave DF album Atheist - Piece of Time Jex Thoth - Blood Moon Rise Van Halen - A Different Kind of Truth The Drum Machine Project - st Crock Oss - One More Time for Stupid. (Hope he doesn't mean me!) The Horrors - Strange House Black Oath - Ov Qlipthoth & Darkness. Ancestors - In Dreams & Time. US psyche/doom/drone mob expand their sonic palette and the spectre of Floyd hangs heavily in the air, even down to the Hipgnosis style sleeve art. Reveals more of its pleasures on repeated listens. Have a nice week x
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olivergoodyear 56 posts |
Jun 16, 2013, 09:34
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More hospital radio! In reverse order: Comets On Fire - Blue Cathedral Circle featuring Verde - Tower Sonic Youth - Washing Machine Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - Now Here's My Plan Richard Youngs - Amplifying Host Derek Bailey - Ballads Moebius & Plank - Rastakraut Pasta Frank Black - 93-03 The Aggrovators - Dub Gone Crazy: The Evolution of Dub at King Tubby's 1975-79 Various Artists - Grime 2.0 (Disc 1) Ennio Morricone - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly O.S.T. Tindersticks - The Hungry Saw Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt Various Artists - Benefit for the Recovery in Japan (Part 4) Fela Kuti - V.I.P. Fire! & Jim O'Rourke - Unreleased? Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man - Out Of Season Townes Van Zandt - Townes Van Zandt Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Now I Got Worry Sufjan Stevens - Illinoise Jack Rose - Red Horse, White Mule The Louvin Brothers - Tragic Songs of Life Retribution Gospel Choir - 3 Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers - Modern Lovers 88 The Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs Edan - Echo Party Master Musicians of Bukkake - Totem Two Various Artists - Éthiopiques 10: Tezeta The Undertones - True Confessions (Singles=A's+B's)
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Chesterwick 64 posts |
Jun 16, 2013, 09:44
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MILLENNIUM : Begin THE ASSOCIATION : Birthday FAMILY : Fearless THE SEEDS : Live In Bristol '03 HILLS : Live DEAD SEA APES & BLACK TEMPEST : The Sun Behind The Sun ANDY PARTRIDGE : Bull With The Golden Guts WOLF PEOPLE : Fain / Steeple
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Fitter Stoke 2614 posts |
Edited Jun 16, 2013, 10:40
Jun 16, 2013, 10:29
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Caravan 'Blind Dog at St Dunstans' - sublime progressive pop from Caravan's half-forgotten mid period; Bauhaus 'In The Flat Field' - nothing like as embarrassing as it seemed at the time: in fact I dig this today more than ever before; The Clash 'The Clash' - played after Chris Packham's ever cleverer inclusion of Clash song titles into his Springwatch commentaries (example: "Bright, garish colours on birds? Naah, give me black or white. Riot of colour - that's what I like, not electric Protex blue.." or "No, you can't call the runt of the litter Runty, as with a name like that he's bound to fail. Call him Rudy, cos Rudy can't fail". Right on, dude!); Julian Cope 'Discover Odin' - the musical sequences of which move me as much as anything the Drude has ever done; The Monochrome Set 'Love Zombies' - post-punk pop with more than a hint of Canterbury influence; Tyrannosaurus Rex 'My People Were Fair And Had Sky In Their Hair But Now They're Content To Wear Stars On Their Brows' - like the three albums after it, this first full length Bolan opus still tickles my pleasure bone with its sub-ISB charm; Wishbone Ash 'Clan Destiny' - a damn good latterday Wishbone Ash album with some stunning axe-sparring between Andy Powell and the very Hillage-esque Muddy Mustonen. Shame about the former's nasal vocals though - a taste I have yet to acquire; Deep Purple 'Now! What?' - easily the best Purple album of the Morse era; Al Stewart 'Zero She Flies' - of its time but still great. If Al'd pegged it after this third album we'd all be venerating him as much as Nick Drake now. As it is he's terminally uncool, and unfairly so I reckon; Cat Stevens 'Mona Bone Jakon' - my comments regarding Al Stewart apply here too. In fact, this first Island release after two years of TB-induced exile is every bit as spare, subtle and beguiling as 'Five Leaves Left' and 'Bryter Layter'; Buddy Rich 'The Complete Verve Sessions' - distinguished by the sweet trumpet of Harry 'Sweets' Edison: sublime stuff, and nice work if you can get it...; Charlie Parker 'With Strings' - wherein a tortured soul cuts through the blandness of his surroundings with inventive and inspired improvisation that belittles the over-used term of "genius"; Hagen Quartet: Haydn Quartet Op.20 no.4; Bartok Quartet no.4; and Beethoven Quartet Op.131 - played in tribute to fellow Cope, Bowie and classical music fan Bill Middlemist who lost his life last week. R.I.P. mate - you had great music taste. Take care out there, dudes - and good listening. Dave
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IanB 6761 posts |
Edited Jun 16, 2013, 11:00
Jun 16, 2013, 10:55
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Fitter Stoke wrote: Charlie Parker 'With Strings' - wherein a tortured soul cuts through the blandness of his surroundings with inventive and inspired improvisation that belittles the over-used term of "genius"; I love those recordings, possibly not quite as much as the Dial session ballads but I don't find them bland at all. A little sugary maybe (and no solo trumpet for contrast) but with that tone and the note selection of a master of his craft it's more Madeleine than Space Dust. One of the great Sunday morning collections.
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jb lamptoast-morsley 2448 posts |
Edited Jun 16, 2013, 13:03
Jun 16, 2013, 12:59
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Melt Yourself Down - S/T. Great energy from the bloke out of Zun Zun Egui, backed up with great jazz riffs from Pete Wareham et al Steve Mason - Monkey's Mind in the Devil's Time. Great solo offering from Steve. His best solo album yet methinks - certainly under the moniker of steve Apollo 440 - Electric Glide in Blue Daevid Allen & The Magick Brothers - Live in San Francisco. Nice to hear this as saw him play recently Joe Meek - I hear a new world. I think it was re released recently as i first heard about it in the 'I' a few weeks back. A real trail blazer to what might be called Space age pop. Been checking out his story online and apparently he had a bit of a tragic life - certainly how it ended. Described as groundbreaking in use of electronics and gimmicky gadgetry 50 plus years ago. A real case of heads up, this one i think. His song Telstar was recorded by the Tornados and became the biggest selling instrumental of all time in 1962. *Edit. Haven't quite finished. Bat for Lashes - Two Suns Boards of Canada - Campfire Headphase Black Sabbath - Paranoid Mark Burgess & the sons of God - Zima Junction
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