Tuesday, 13 December 2016

The Vivisectors "Handmade" 2005

The Vivisectors started as a one man instro band and has since become famous for their Gulag Tunes, combining sunny surf music and Russian prison songs. They keep the dark side of rock'n'roll alive and current.The Vivisectors is a psychedelia-surf band, originally from Russia, but who have recently relocated to Brooklyn, NY. The band has toured the U.S. East Coast yearly since 2009 and have finally decided to spend a bit more time in the states this time around. The Vivisectors started out as a solo project of it's founder Mike "Vivisector" Antipow and has since grown to a four piece tight knit ensemble that includes Ivan Antipow (bass), Artem Upirev and New York native Mike Costarella. The Vivisector's music can go from slow dark doom tunes reminiscent of the Gulag Tunes of Mother Russia to in your face metal-sounding rock n' roll that get's the audience pumping it's fists. Best of all, it's almost all instro, so no translations needed. The music speaks for itself and it may even yell on occasion. - discogs

trax:
01 Dolphin Lullaby 02 Morning Melody 03 Cowboy Surfer 04 Africa 05 After The Storm 06 Sunny Beach 07 Full Moon 08 Duane Stomp 09 Low Tide 10 Shot To Death In Woody Creek 11 The Car Of My Dream 12 Loco Banana 13 Escape From The Hospital 14 El Zorro 15 Desert Waves 16 Snake Dance 17 Old & New +169 18 Up In Smoke

14 comments:

RYP said...

The Vivisectors "Handmade"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/2K9tAhRq/file.html

Relaxed Max said...

va - Freakbeat Freakout, Sequel Records - NEMCD 952, 1997

my CD-rip, mp3 at 320

1. Feels Like A Woman - The Trogs
2. Baby I Go For You - The Blue Rondos
3. Let Me In - The Sorrows
4. [We Ain't Got] Nothin' Yet - The Spectres
5. Leave My Kitten Alone - The First Gear
6. I'm A Lover Not A Fighter - The Brand
7. Hungry - The 5 a.m. Event
8. Fortune Teller - Tony Jackson And The Vibrations
9. I Wonder If She Remembers Me - Simon Raven
10. It Must Be Love - The Sheffields
11. We Didn't Kiss, We Didn't Love, But Now We Do - The Clique
12. You Said - The Primitives
13. That's Alright - Jimmy Powell And The 5 Dimensions
14. It's All For You - The Meddyevils
15. Scratch My Back - Jan Panter
16. Got The Blame - The Worrying Kynde
17. That's When Happiness Began - The Mountains
18. Jump And Dance - The Carnaby
19. You've Got What I Want - The Sorrows
20. Roses - Don Craine's New Downliners Sect
21. Baby You've Got It - The Truth
22. Tell Her - The Movement
23. Help Me - The Primatives
24. Ma's Place - The Meddyevils
25. She Ain't No Good - The Clique
26. Plenty Of Love - The Sheffields
27. She's Too Way Out - Tony Dangerfeild And The Thrills
28. Walk, Baby Walk - Johnny Neal And The Starliners

http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/iqW6rLd0/file.html

Info:
Freakbeat, Garage Rock, Mod

For those of us who pushed our transistor radios to the limits in the 60's, looking for stations playing British rock outside the boundaries of the top acts, this compilation will make life a lot easier. No more holding that small plastic box up in the air, turning it this way and that to catch signals from WLS Chicago and similar stations which introduced us to the lesser known UK groups of the day.
But, truth be known, we would have had a hard time hearing these tunes even on those rare radio programs. Not much of this material made it our way. And the term "freakbeat" was unknown to us, it was coined much later (in the 80's by British journalist Phil Smee) to identify songs which were a little outside what stations might have been willing to carry. Album cuts, 45's by one shot artists, etc. There are many gems in here that would cost you hundreds of dollars in the rare chance you could find them at all. For example, "Tell Her" the male gender version of the Exciters "Tell Him." This is one of many fine compilations available on the subject, indeed, one of the better ones for the rarities. And, in itself, this compilation is getting pretty scarce as well. (https://www.amazon.com/Freakbeat-Freakout-Various-Artists/dp/B000000PUR)

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Freakbeat-Freakout/release/1539229

Enjoy.

Cheers

Relaxed Max

ronh1 said...


Good Morning RYP,

Has anyone bumped into the new 27 disc box set by PF, looking for all of the DVD'S. Thanks as always, ronh1

Anonymous said...

Who is PF?!

Searnav said...

PF is Procol Farum, of course.

CrazyLegs said...

PF..who? Pete Frampton? Pink Fairies? Percy Faith? hmmm! Oh I know!.. It's obviously Plack Fabbath. ;-)

ronh1 said...


Well that would be Pink Floyd, just wondering if anyone saw the latest posted anywhere? Thanks ronh1

Brause said...

EVEN MORE EARCANDY: DOLBY HEADPHONE SERIES part 3
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Queen - The Game 1994
www82.zippyshare.com/v/1I58RiRs/file.html

The Police - Classics 1995
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/bpzhvvfp/file.html

The Beatles - Love 2006
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/VksVOivg/file.html

CrazyLegs said...

@ ronh1

http://exystence.net/blog/2016/11/12/pink-floyd-the-early-years-1965-1972-2016/

CrazyLegs said...

Ignore my last post for PF, all the links on Exystence are now dead, also dead on Newalbumreleases.

heylee said...

Brause, thank you for sharing Dolby 3...great.

ronh1 said...


@ CrazyLegs, Yea got the CD's but the DVD's are hard to come by and Thanks for looking out.

luis said...

the only problem with exy link post by crazy legs is that all the link at the moment are down

Bear said...

Just my 2 cents: I downloaded the Pink Floyd box, listened to about half of it, and then deleted it. If you already have a library of PF you didn't miss a thing.