...The world, according to Mojo, is split into the things he likes (Elvis, Kinky Friedman, America) and the larger group of things he hates (Dr Laura, his wife, asparagus, Don Henley, Judge Judy, small planes, drug testing). Mojo taps directly into his inner 13 year old (which is a bit more of a smart ass than his inner 8 year old) and vents forth. This is what he's always done and continues to do here. Once he gets started, nothing slows him down. If it weren't for his sins, he could have become one of those manic southern preachers, almost speaking in tongues he has so much to say.
The high point is clearly Just a Little Favor for the Kinkster, with Prisoner of the Tiki Room and Promised Land II as nearby peaks. Just a Little Favor has a stream of consciousness delivery that warns you that every live version will be different, even while the frantic rockabilly groove stays constant. Prisoner of the Tiki Room is Mojo's send up of Tom Waits. Finally, Promised Land II has enough autobiographical bits mixed in to sort of explain how he got where he is.
The screeds about Judge Judy, Dr. Laura, and urine testing seem fairly dated. And I understand that he wants to support his good friend Kinky Friedman, but reworking Elvis is Everywhere into a campaign song (Kinky is Everywhere) is a weak offering.
All in all, it's a mixed bag. As with all reviews, "if this is the sort of thing you like, you'll like this." I don't know if it's me or Mojo, but I'm not really feeling the magic this time, myself. I used to love Mojo back in the '80s and this doesn't live up that level. - Jester Jay Goldman
trax:
01 I'm Wanna Kill My Wife Tonight 02 Just a Little Favor for the Kinkster 03 Kinky Is Everywhere 04 World Cup '94 05 Christians I Hate 'Em 06 Can't Find My Keys 07 Ain't Got Nobody 08 What's Up Judge Judy's Ass 09 Dr. Laura Who Made You God 10 Prinoner of the Tiki Room 11 Promised Land II 12 You Gotta Be Insane to Fly In Small Private Planes 13 I Gotta Connect 14 Arctic Evil Knievel-Luge Team Song 15 Apartment Zero 16 I Ain't Gonna Piss in No Jar - Rat Music 17 I Don't Want No 'Sparagus

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Mojo Nixon "Whiskey Rebellion"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/4RqaljNS/file.html
KAROVAS MILKSHAKE (from Ekaterinburg, Russia)
Karovas Milkshake - In The Shade Of The Purple Sun (2015)
MazaJesi91
A true masterpiece of modern psychedelia. Takes the best atmospheres of sixties rock and mixes everything with incredible balance. Favorite track: Zombie Wok.
Cosmic Jester
cool ideas, nice, authentic 60s sound and greatly played! Favorite track: Zombie Wok.
Mark Allen
I couldn't believe how good this whole album is. I can't stop myself from turning it on almost daily. Favorite track: Purple Sun of Glastonbury.
Deadpixie
Couple of slightly iffy tracks but overall eclecticism at its best Favorite track: Purple Sun of Glastonbury.
Mikhail
Wow! It's simply unbelievable, that this album is recorded NOT in sixties and NOT in England. It sounds so authentic! Highest recomendations for fans of The Beatles, The Kinks, Pink Floyd (of Sid Barrett's era), .
paul rote
Incredible example of pop psych. Many try to reproduce this trippy genre. Few succeed. This band nailed it. ! Favorite track: Cryptique.
albert krupp - voc, bass, guitar, organ
seva slepushkin - voc, guitar, electrosaz, sitar
nick 'the kick' novikov - drums, percussion, voc
sasha glushkov - guitar
valentina egorova - voc on 'Zombie Wok'
misha zaitcev - clarnet
sacha markuhin, olga izgagina, julia izgagina - saxes
leonid orlof - violin
all songs written by the karovas milkshake
recorded at the Kaleidoscope Eyes Studio
mastering - pete maher
(https://karovas.bandcamp.com/album/in-the-shade-of-the-purple-sun)
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"In The Shade of the Purple Sun" is exactly the sort of fairytale concoction you'd expect to emerge from the same minds as that introduction, with its attractively lurid sleeve hinting further at the delights within, with little in the way of subtlety, but plenty of finesse.
The Karovas Milkshake aren't new to this game - their debut E.P was released in 2010 - and their experience shows with this fine release.
It's one for the revivalists who savour vintage production techniques, over new innovations, and approached from this angle, there's plenty to savour here. An obvious love for vintage U.K psychedelia of the mid to late sixties is used as a starting point, with many other period appropriate appropriations helping to diversify "In The Shade of the Purple Sun" beyond the ambitions of many like-minded artists.
"Purple Sun of Glastonbury" is probably the most overtly psychedelic track here, and almost certainly the best. Led by a Brian Jones worthy sitar riff, and a tribal vocal chant, it exerts a hypnotic charm that could last all day as far as I'm concerned. The backwards guitar section in the middle is an expertly manipulated, "Revolver"esque treat, and the catchy 'ba ba ba' pop outro digs its hooks in irresistibly. So much has happened on the journey from point a to b that it's hard to believe we're still listening to the same song.
The highest recommendation I can give is that picking that particular highlight was not an easy task. There's much more to love here, from the bluesy "Howl" (check out the Robbie Krieger guitars!), to the flawless freakbeat of "When The Night Falls", to the sublimely ridiculous, Syd Barret-on-speed "Apple Pie". Nathan Ford
(https://groovierecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-karovas-milkshake-in-the-shade-of-the-purple-sun)
Karovas Milkshake - In The Shade Of The Purple Sun (CD Soyuz Music 2015, LP Groovie Records 2016) @320
http://www.mediafire.com/file/lkev69bzlgdi9zq/KarovMilkshaInThShaOThPurpSu15
Karovas Milkshake - Lo-Cow-Motion EP (Vintage Records 2010) @320
Originally shared by www.russian-rock.com http://www.mediafire.com/file/z74q7h7r6xmdaxv/KarovMilkshaLoCoMoti10.rar
Karovas Milkshake - Freak Out + Factory (Kaleidoscope Eyes Records 2012) @320
Originally shared by www.modforever.blogspot.com http://www.mediafire.com/file/l183m1smbuqs5je/KarovMilshaFreaOu%2BFctry12.rar
va - Slop, Twist, Hully Gully[320]
Early 60's twist tracks[mind yer backs you oldies]I'm not responsible for any injuries that occur whilst dancing to this LP!
track list
01 - David Ede & The Go Man, Go Men - Last Night.mp3
02 - The Searchers - Twist And Shout.mp3
03 - Les Fantômes - Hully Bach.mp3
06 - Jack Hammer - The Wiggle.mp3
07 - Corrado El 93 - Tin Roof Twist.mp3
08 - The Caravells - Let's Dance Hully Gully.mp3
09 - Shorty Miller & The Raylads - Shepherd's Slop.mp3
10 - Fausto Papetti - Midnight Twist.mp3
11 - The Roulettes - La Bamba.mp3
12 - The Searchers - Farmer John.mp3
13 - The Sons Of The Piltdown Men - Be A Party.mp3
14 - Lucky Jack & His Orchestra - Hully Gully Time.mp3
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my link
va - Slop, Twist, Hully Gully.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/0X2hrwIW/file.html
va - Real Gone Racket - A Truly Racous Rock & Roll Mish Mash[192]
track list
A1 - Little Red Ryders - Juice.mp3
A2 - Don & Neal - One kiss from you.mp3
A3 - Hugh Ronell - Jag.mp3
A4 - Dennis Roberts - Blue Carnation.mp3
A5 - Jack C. Smith - Honeysuckle Rose .mp3
A6 - Joe Morgan - What Do We Do Now.mp3
A7 - Danny The Del-Airs - Rock-A-Rhumba.mp3
A8 - Sonny Collins - Blue Tornado.mp3
B2 - Danny Andrew - Bongo Boy.mp3
B3 - Suzanne Mullins & The Albacheds & The Diplomats - I Won`t Stay.mp3
B4 - Fannom Patrick - Eva.mp3
B5 - Johnny & The Shadows - Shim Shimmy.mp3
B6 - Chris Cerf - Fallout Filly.mp3
B8 - Dean Morgan - Old Daddy Cool.mp3
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my link
va - Real Gone Racket - A Truly Racous Rock & Roll Mish Mash.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/0s60fg1w/file.html
The Piltdown Men were a rock and roll instrumental studio group from Hollywood, California, featuring two lead saxophones.
They were the brainchild of Ed Cobb and pianist Lincoln Mayorga of the Four Preps, and their records were issued on the Capitol label. Their name was inspired by the Piltdown Man hoax.[1] In 1960, their tune "Brontosaurus Stomp", featuring saxophonists Scott Gordon and Jackie Kelso, guitarist Bob Bain, bassist Tommy Tedesco, drummer Alan Brenmanen, and Mayorga on piano, reached #75 on the Billboard Hot 100.[1][2]
They were most successful in the UK, where their hits were, beginning in 1960, "McDonald's Cave" (based on "Old McDonald Had a Farm", and originally the B-side of "Brontosaurus Stomp"), "Piltdown Rides Again" (based on Rossini's "William Tell Overture"), and (in celebration of the coincidental start of The Flintstones cartoon series on television) "Goodnight Mrs. Flintstone" (based on "Good Night Ladies" by E. P. Christy). They released no more records after "Night Surfin'" in 1962, produced by Nick Venet.[wiki]
my link[192]
track list
01 - McDonald's Cave.mp3
02 - Brontosaurus Stomp.mp3
03 - Piltdown Rides Again.mp3
04 - Bubbles in the Tar.mp3
05 - The Great Impostor.mp3
06 - Goodnight Mrs Flintstone.mp3
07 - Gargantua.mp3
08 - Fossil Rock.mp3
09 - Gargantua.mp3
10 - Agricultural Twist.mp3
11 - A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody.mp3
12 - Big Lizzard.mp3
13 - Plant Stomp.mp3
14 - Night Surfin.mp3
15 - Tequila Bossa Nova.mp3
16 - Sentimental Journey.mp3
17 - Birmingham Jail.mp3
18 - Adam's Rib.mp3
19 - Green Green.mp3
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Piltdown Men - The Piltdown Men Ride Again[320]60s big band.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/fsRyFWaW/file.html
Jean Pierre Massiera is one of those rare musicians who was not only hugely prolific, but also someone that held convention in complete disregard. Throughout the ’60s and ’70s Massiera masterminded records in wildly different genres, from intergalactic Italo disco and psychedelic rock to spine-chilling soundtracks.
Massiera grew up in Buenos Aires and first played guitar with beat band Les Milords / Les Monegasques. After moving to France, he set up his own SEM Studio (Studio d’Enregistrement Méditerranéen) in Nice, which although short-lived, was enough for Massiera to establish himself as a producer with a schizo-delic vision, ploughing through fuzzy psyche-beat and tripped-out funk, while leaning heavily on experimental effects, religious imagery and all-round weirdness.
Massiera’s next stop was Antibes, and his reputation as a mixing desk genius made him the go-to man for any artist or group looking for a raw, psychedelic edge to their music. With his new studio he hit his stride as a perverse purveyor of cosmic disco, and putting his touch to a raft of uncategorisable masterpieces that are still sought after today. RBMA’s Max Cole takes a look at some of the better known records from Massiera’s strange world below, touching on the many styles across his discography.
Here’s a selection of albums he’s been involved in..
visitors - visitors[2001].zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/0ryGilFq/file.html
Venus Gang - Galactic Soul (1978)320.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/vyf5XA8H/file.html
Various Artists - Midnight Massiera - The B-Music Of Jean-Pierre Massiera[256].zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/qDBIYlOy/file.html
va - midnight massiera - the b-music of jean-pierre massiera [finders keepers, 2009].zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/RgKuMzbZ/file.html
Jean-Pierre MASSIERA - PSYCHOSES Freakoid (1963-1978)320.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/uhnlCrF2/file.html
horrific child - l'etrange mr. whinster[320].zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/8MKxzRw0/file.html
Herman's Rocket - Space Woman (1977).zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/BOYO9W1m/file.html
various - psychoses discoid by Jean-Pierre Massiera (1976-1981).zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/S0H963wf/file.html
visitors 1982 visitors[192].zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/OyFBcaUk/file.html
The Bop That Never Stopped Vol 36-40
http://rg.to/file/f20bf9ec17ae1b7ef35ba9bf21687e68/BTNS_36-40.rar.html
RYP, thanx for all the Mojo!
Thanks for Mojo Nixon, RYP!
Maybe someone can help me find these 2 albums.
Chris Jagger - Chris Jagger
Chris Jagger - Valentine Vox The Ventriloquist
I have them both on vinyl & would like to get them digital as well.
(Yes, it is Mick's younger brother)
Thanks in advance.
Hi I'm looking for
-->The Act - 1981 - Too late at 20
-->Jean-Patrick Capdevielle - 1980 - 2
if anyone has it to share(@320kps) thanks
ty for the psyche shares Mr Pubbi Id never heard them before now thanks
re Karovas Milkshake @ Pubbi I seem to be having a problem opening the first album..or is it me thanks
@ Pubbi I also found this to go with your collection
Karovas Milkshake-2007 - Demo.zip
http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/0BgFTaf0/file.html
hi, can anyone help with links to these albums
1, jesse winchester..rough ideas
2, steve miller band..recall the begining.. a journey from eden
3, nice enough to eat / you can all join in (island sampler)
4, the rock machine turns you on (CBS sampler)
.. thanks.
@ everyone who is interesting by The Bogeymen
Here's the restore LP edition issued in 2015 by Altercat Records (Small independent label from Berlin, Germany) of Introducing The Bogeymen.
Sound is now correct.
This are files download with coupon given inside vinyl edition at this time.
https://www.discogs.com/The-Bogeymen-Introducing-The-Bogeymen/release/7922045
Here's my link: http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/29ygiTWm/file.html
Enjoy.
F.
On Tuesday, I shared "The Texas Box - 1950's & 1960's Oddball Labels". Apparently when I zipped the files for Disc 5 &6, there was an error. Sorry, I didn't check the links I offered.
Here's the corrected link for Disc 5 & 6:
http://www112.zippyshare.com/v/K6758yUg/file.html
Glad you liked what I did to the files.
Dave
these were requested
Chris jagger 1973-st.zip
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/h87kUlDE/file.html
Chris Jagger - 1974 the adventures of valentine vox the ventriloquist.zip
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/Z1wB02iw/file.html
Davetuba - I never know where Rocking Bandit gets his links from. Rarely does he actually buy what he posts. And it's a mixed bag of bitbrates as well. Even though I have the premium Account that he also uses, I rarely go there. My box set is still in shrink wrap, as are my other similar Box sets, so what do I know?
@pubbi and monty
about: Karovas Milkshake - In The Shade Of The Purple Sun
after DL rename file - add extension: .zip
then you can unpack with 7zip
@everybody: TY for the shares.
Hermann
@Anonymous...here's the Act - Too Late At Twenty (@320)
For those of you who've been into the Dream Academy, this is the band that Nick Laird-Clowes was in just before that. I love a few songs on this record, especially "Long Island Sound."
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/Nv2JBDP5/file.html
filling a request for anonymous[my links]couldnt find the Jesse Winchester album not even on discogs
VARIOUS - YOU CAN ALL JOIN IN.zip
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/RvQWarIh/file.html
Steve Miller-1972 - Recall The Beginning...A Journey From Eden.zip
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/Y26bpj6z/file.html
VARIOUS - THE ROCK MACHINE TURNS YOU ON.zip
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/pEZT4ec4/file.html
@ Monty
Thanks a lot for the Karovas Demo, great stuff I really enjoy, especially "(Who Ate!) The Spiderman" .... and I searched the net once more and found another demo. Here it is.
Karovas Milkshake - Demo (2008) @192
http://www.mediafire.com/file/8r5dp62sbq72c7f/KarovMilkshaDemo08.rar
@ F.
YEAH! That's so great. Many thanks for sharing the restored LP version of Introducing the Bogeymen.
Thanks montysmusic!
Here ya go, plenty of World Music, especially very early recordings...
http://www.zippyshare.com/jillem
@ Monty
The karovas milkshake first filee seem strange only because the extension (.zip or .rar) was cut
so for extracting files you must only just modify the file adding a . zip or .rar extension.
Thanks RYP, Mojo Nixon (and Deadbolt by the way) are always interesting listens. Good memories of “World Cup ‘94”. Dealing with the touts (scalpers?) outside the Port Authority in NYC, getting tickets for the Italia v Bulgaria semi was interesting! We got to the game in the end. That reminds me, thanks to Luis for the NZ comps.
Best wishes to all in the Zone.
J in Liverpool
A request:
Does anyone have "The Best Of Patience & Prudence" that was issued by Collector's Choice?
I have some incredible stuff that will be up earlier in the week.
Bear From Delaware.
Here's another Tex Perkins project [Feat' Kid Congo Powers early on]
The Butcher Shop - The Butcher Shop(1988-89,2007)Vinyl rip @320,ttou.
Info https://www.discogs.com/Butcher-Shop-Complete-Discography/release/2538219
https://we.tl/8Q0joIDO6q
Iwika
@ Lwika thanks for this new tex perkins share
Here is the Patience and Prudence, requested by Bear above. It's from a blog called Jukebox City, which I recommend checking out. Lots of great stuff.
These two sisters are now in their 70s. No word on if they'll reunite as Impatience and Pruneface.
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/35114410/file.html
J in Liverpool... Letchkov and Stoichkov, beautiful (even though the latter seemed always to be screaming at the former)!!!!!!!!!!!
@ Iwika sorry for misuderstooding your name
ps prefer the specular version
@Pep
Thanks backinoregon, it took time from behind him,
If there is more luck with the Capdeville
Thanks again
Traductor de Google
Hello Monty and all you TZ-lovers,
I’m sorry for the trouble with the Karovas Milkshake album I posted yesterday. I was under time pressure, half on my way to work, the upload lasted longer as it should and then a quick copy & paste with an obviously incomplete link. I apologize!
Fortunately, there are always friendly people who can help if there are problems.
Many thanks to Hermann and luis for their help to solve the problem.
Here is the correct link for:
Karovas Milkshake - In The Shade Of The Purple Sun (CD Soyuz Music 2015, LP Groovie Records 2016) @320
http://www.mediafire.com/file/lkev69bzlgdi9zq/KarovMilkshaInThShaOThPurpSu15.rar
@ Alan Rudy :-) I do drone on about midfielders, but Letchkov was superb! (Sorry RYP). He didn't need a wig like the Bulgarian goalkeeper. All the best. J
Thank you Pubbi!
Thanks Anon for P & P, if they had a third sister, they might as well be the Halliwells (from Charmed). One of the sisters was married to Don Conka from Love (Signed DC) and became a junkie and hit hard times. Oh well, shit happens.
Thanks Pubbi for, until now, the unknown (to me) KAROVAS MILKSHAKE and to montysmusic for The Piltdown Men Ride Again. Cheers!
@Tel,
Thanks once again for all the Bop!
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