This four-piece combo from Florida, who are to rock what XXX-rated dime novels are to literature, propagate their own brand of twisted, intense, mondo-sleazo frat-rock/stripper-rock/lounge-act-in-hell music. The Delusionaires create their own private, adults-only world of flashing neon, smoke-filled rooms, and buxom Bettie Pages taking it all off slowly as they plunge to new depths of delirious, depraved debauchery. The audience generally divides its time between digging their off-kilter brand of "men¹s club" jazz with "sax" appeal, and holding on to the more fragile pieces of glassware and furniture in the room for fear of flailing microphone wires, upright basses thrown askew or demonically-possessed seizure-prone band members hurling themselves down the stairs. It gets wild, baby ... really wild. Taxi fare and bail money are suggested as accessories. - from: hukilau/2003
The Delusionaires:
Bass – Nadeem Khan / Drums – Brian McGuire / Guitar – Aaron Jarvis / Saxophone – James Ivy
trax:
01 Sound Check 02 Dressing Room 03 Theme D'ellusionne 04 Butter 05 Feverish 06 Volcano Toddy 07 Beat Girl 08 Monkey Wrench 09 Spaceman 10 Pick-Up 11 Dinosaur 12 She Crawls On Her Belly Like a Reptile 13 Fuzzy and Wild 14 Road Runner 15 That's All
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The Delusionaires "Destination Poon"
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http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/57417401/file.html
Ha. Thank you.
Dave
"Destination Poon" LOL alright.
-Xtm
BONUS:
THE ROLLING STONES - More Hot Rocks ’72 (2006 Japan Mini LP Remastered) @320
CD1
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/73718948/file.html
CD2
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/61538913/file.html
No-one packages a CD album quite like the Japanese. Known as a culture for elaborate and excessive packaging, their approach to the CD album is no exception. From the visual delights of the artwork and packaging, to the content itself, you will without doubt get your money's worth here. The inclusion of the famous 'obi-strip' not only adds a uniquely intriguing aspect, but is also a great marketing tool for the Japanese labels. The term 'obi-strip' is derived from the name of the piece of wide fabric - the obi - that a geisha woman wears around her waist over the traditional Kimono dress. An amazing amount of information is packed onto this little wraparound piece of paper, often noting special tracks, concert dates, discography information and release anniversaries. And, as this information is intended to be read in the home market, it’s all printed in Japanese kanji and ~kana script! Whilst they are safely sealed on new release CD’s they are often discarded once opened, so they should be considered a real bonus when intact on out-of-print CD’s.
In recent years we have seen the obi-strip occasionally replaced with a sleeve sticker, no less attractive and equally unique to the Japanese pressing. Japanese CD albums often benefit from extra music and new video-style content, to further entice the Japanese public to buy their native release and not an import. Non-album tracks and exclusive mixes often feature and there are a huge amount of 'Japan-Only' releases that do not have an equivalent release elsewhere in the world. Japanese pressings will nearly always include a lyric booklet or fold-out lyric sheet. These are dual-language, printed in both the ~kana script and in English, the latter often having some wonderful mis-translations!
Thank You.
These seem to be taking an unusually long time to download! Is Zippyshare up to something?
I to am anonymous.
Sundays with Zippy is for me always slow.
Psyclist, I never have problems with zippy on Sundays but I think you are correct, the Stones are just hurrying down to my place today, so I no suffer from zippy Sunday apparently!
I to am anonymous.
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