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Maldoror 720 posts |
Apr 25, 2015, 06:05
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Trio (Victoriaville 2007, Quartet (Mestre) 2008 - Anthony Braxton Barr / Shea / Dahl - Barr / Shea / Dahl Ecate - Ufomammut Gyatso - 16-17 Some People Deserve To Suffer - Stickmen With Rayguns Anthem of the Sun, Live / Dead - Grateful Dead |
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flashbackcaruso 1056 posts |
Apr 26, 2015, 12:45
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The Hare & The Moon - Wood Witch Can - Delay Can - Monster Movie Can - Soundtracks Pentangle - Basket Of Light Ithaca - A Game For All Who Know Popol Vuh - Seligpreisung Michael Chapman - Wrecked Again Michael Chapman - Play Guitar The Easy Way Ash Ra Tempel & Timothy Leary - 7 Up The Beatles - Help The Beatles - Rubber Soul The Beatles - Revolver Faust - The Faust Tapes Genesis - From Genesis To Revelations Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick - Selections Kate Bush - Aerial Kate Bush - Director's Cut Witch Hazel - Landlocked
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thesweetcheat 6214 posts |
Apr 26, 2015, 13:11
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Hardly any music listened to this week, been outdoors a lot. But I have listened to Lonelady's new album Hinterland a lot. Really liking this, the overall sound recalls very early (81-82) New Order, nice echo on crisp beats, crystalline synth lines and propulsive guitar. In places it recalls ACR, Talking Heads and the spindly guitar of the Bauhaus of "Terror Couple Kill Colonel". Really good. Otherwise: The Lowland Hundred - Under Cambrian Skies Perfect soundtrack to a week on the Ceredigion coast.
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jb lamptoast-morsley 2447 posts |
Apr 26, 2015, 15:18
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Kula Shaker - Pigs Peasants and Astronauts Jamiroquai - Return of the Space Cowboy Damien Jurado - Ghost of David. Listened to a few DJ albums, but none have been as enjoyable as this one. Having a female vocalist and bits of piano help it along. Kosmicheboy - Clockwerk. Great 'blockrocking' big beats. Faith No More - Angel Dust. It would appear that I'm in a minority here as to not particularly rating it. It is not awful, but I have no strong attachment towards it. Young Fathers - White men are black men too. Not bad on first listen This is the Kit - Bashed out
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riverman 845 posts |
Apr 26, 2015, 19:57
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(Relatively) new stuff: Gnod - Infinity Machines: Just gets better and better with more listens. Magnificent. Gnod - Gestalt: Lovely, live recorded drone. Aufklarung - Zeit der Aufklarung: Mainly guitar and piano lo-fi recording in a Yorkshire church. Popul Vuh-like. Gorgeous. By coincidence it features AP Macarte also on the Gnod Gestalt cd. Watch Repair - The Tidal Path: Mainly ambient acoustic guitar ramblings. Lovely and beautifully DIY packaged CD-R. Inutili - Music to Watch the Clouds on a Sunny Day. Two lo-fi psych jams, recording quality on a par with Les Ralizes Denudes. Result. The Necks - Atheneaum: Just lovely - yes there are three other live disks in the box set but can't get beyond this at the moment. From the archives: Pylar - Poderoso Se Alza en My. Ritual metal perhaps, trying to think of how to describe it? One of my favourite releases from a couple of years ago. Absolutely love it, but lots of weird chanting in Spanish so not sure I'd recommend it to everybody. But for fans of ritual, drone weirdness and Orthodox (this is an offshoot) it's a must. Listened to in celebration of news of the follow up and Orthodox playing in London (not seen them live yet). Bong - Mana Yood Sushai: Again another listen at news of a new album in late May. Julian Cope - Revolutionary Suicide. Listened to in response to the generally negative thread about his recent work. As it happened, it was the anniversary of the Armenian Genocide too. I find it interesting that the best comments I've read about this track were from an Armenian film maker. I can totally understand why people may not like Cope's recent work (a 15 minute repetitive dirge about an atrocity is not likely to be everyone's cup of tea) but to suggest somehow his heart isn't in it is absurd. Can't think of anything else...
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machineryelf 3681 posts |
Edited Apr 26, 2015, 20:19
Apr 26, 2015, 20:07
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Wire live in Hebden Bridge Friday night passing through so decided to see Wire.good choice amazingly good live picked up a copy of the latest cd which sounds completely different but equally good also got a copy of the Scottish Play which I haven't had a chance to listen to yet Marc Almond live in Manchester Saturday night another great night out. His new songs sound like some of his best. The show featured a fine selection of new and old with the right level of obvious to obscure and he is in fine voice.Pink Fairies tonight in Newcastle I'm a busy bee Listening to Young Fathers Dead & Black Men Too Wishbone Ash Live Dates I & II Tim Buckley greatest hits Spear of Destiny 131 New Model Army Between Iron & Wine live Japan Live White Hills Walks With Motorists Cult Love V/A Columbia Records story of the blues Cranium Pie Mechanisms 2 Kate Bush live Hammersmith & 50 Words For Snow
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Kid Calamity 9045 posts |
Apr 26, 2015, 20:29
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Colleen: 'Captain Of None' - A contender for the best album of the year. Already. Title track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBBDQapsts0 Holly Herndon: 'Home' Here's an example http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_3mCDJ_iWc School Of Seven Bells: Alpinisms Secret Machines: 'Now Here Is Nowhere' Black Tempest: 'Darkness...' The black hit of space. T.REX: 'The Slider' Evergreen. VA: Mojo cover mounted CD 'Physical Graffiti Redrawn. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hANyQxJFaF0#t=51 the version of Kashmir by Songhoy Blues is truly something to behold. Kruder & Dorfmeister: The K&D Sessions The Neil Cowley Trio; 'Displaced'
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garerama 1111 posts |
Edited Apr 26, 2015, 20:55
Apr 26, 2015, 20:54
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Acid Mothers Temple - Starless & Bible Black Sabbath The Beatles - Anthology 3 Black Nerdo - The Psych Funk of ... Bonnie "Prince" Billy - Is It The Sea? Tim Buckley - Peel Sessions John Coltrane - Live At Birdland / Spiritual (live) Miles Davis - Kind of Blue The Doors - Strange Days / Waiting For The Sun Edward's Hand - S/t / Stranded The Electric Prunes - I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night The End - Introspection The Grateful Dead - S/t (debut) Improved Sound Ltd - S/t Kaleidoscope/ Fairfield Parlour - From Home To Home / Please Listen To The Pictures Timothy Leary - Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out / Beyond Life Malachi - Holy Music Peanut Butter Conspiracy - The Peanut Butter Conspiracy Is Spreading / The Great Conspiracy / Children Of All Ages Pearls Before Swine - These Things Too / Use of Ashes Pere Ubu - Dub Housing The Petards - Petarto Roger Rodier - Upon Relveater Rolling Stones - Unsurpassed Masters Vol 2 Pharoah Sanders - Jewels of Thought / Anthology Smoke Fairies - Through The Low Light & Trees Sun Ra - Space Is The Place Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden / Laughing Stock The Turtles - Greatest Hits 23 Skidoo - The Culling Is Coming Twink - Think Pink Van Der Graaf Generator - The Least We Could Do Is Wave To Each Other / He To He Wh Am The Only One The Watersons - Early Days Jane Weaver - The Amber Light Weird Owl - Nuclear Psychology XTC - Skylarking / Fossil Fuel V/A - Amorphous Androgynous: A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding In Your Mind - The Wizards of Oz Epitath For A Legend Mindexpanders Vol 4 - 5 Terra Serpentes
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Squid Tempest 8763 posts |
Apr 26, 2015, 21:42
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riverman wrote: (Relatively) new stuff: Gnod - Infinity Machines: Just gets better and better with more listens. Magnificent. Gnod - Gestalt: Lovely, live recorded drone. Aufklarung - Zeit der Aufklarung: Mainly guitar and piano lo-fi recording in a Yorkshire church. Popul Vuh-like. Gorgeous. By coincidence it features AP Macarte also on the Gnod Gestalt cd. Watch Repair - The Tidal Path: Mainly ambient acoustic guitar ramblings. Lovely and beautifully DIY packaged CD-R. Inutili - Music to Watch the Clouds on a Sunny Day. Two lo-fi psych jams, recording quality on a par with Les Ralizes Denudes. Result. The Necks - Atheneaum: Just lovely - yes there are three other live disks in the box set but can't get beyond this at the moment. From the archives: Pylar - Poderoso Se Alza en My. Ritual metal perhaps, trying to think of how to describe it? One of my favourite releases from a couple of years ago. Absolutely love it, but lots of weird chanting in Spanish so not sure I'd recommend it to everybody. But for fans of ritual, drone weirdness and Orthodox (this is an offshoot) it's a must. Listened to in celebration of news of the follow up and Orthodox playing in London (not seen them live yet). Bong - Mana Yood Sushai: Again another listen at news of a new album in late May. Julian Cope - Revolutionary Suicide. Listened to in response to the generally negative thread about his recent work. As it happened, it was the anniversary of the Armenian Genocide too. I find it interesting that the best comments I've read about this track were from an Armenian film maker. I can totally understand why people may not like Cope's recent work (a 15 minute repetitive dirge about an atrocity is not likely to be everyone's cup of tea) but to suggest somehow his heart isn't in it is absurd. Can't think of anything else... I've been enjoying Revolutionary Suicide this week too. Much better than I remembered.
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Squid Tempest 8763 posts |
Apr 26, 2015, 21:51
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The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan Porcupine Tree - Deadwing Yes - Going For The One Steve Hackett - Wolflight The Enid - In The Region of Summer Stars Jethro Tull - Broadsword and the Beast Really enjoyed this, I wasn't that impressed with it when I heard it before. White Hills - Walks For Motorists This is SOOO good. Possibly their best album, and I love everything they've done. Bloody brilliant. Vinyl: 11 Paranoias - Stealing Fire From Heaven Cranium Pie - Mechanisms Part II The Heads - Nobody Knows Gnod - Infinity Machines I agree with Riverman, this is a total cracker. Electric Wizard - Time To Die Heavy, riffin and a stormer.
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