Wednesday, 27 September 2017
…and now for something completely different! 22
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Albums I Like ... Part 34
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 L/O/N/G - American Primitive [2011]
If you know who is behind L / O / N / G, then you can listen more closely. The project by Chris Eckman (Walkabouts, Dirtmusic) and Rupert Huber (Tosca) was always a balancing act in time and space.
Those with a passion for edgy alt.country and Neil Young in vinegary acoustic-rock mode need only know Chris Eckman (the Walkabouts, the innovative Sahara blues-influenced band Dirt Music) is one of those behind this occasionally churning, electro-rock outing with musicians from Slovenia where he now lives. (https://www.nzherald.co.nz)
Link http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/MvkmEeen/file.html
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02 Jean-Luc Ponty - Aurora [1976]
Jean-Luc Ponty (born 29 September 1942) is a French jazz violinist and composer.
Aurora is the 13th studio album by French jazz fusion artist Jean-Luc Ponty, released in 1976. It was reissued on audio cassette in 1990 and on CD in 1992
I purchased the vinyl of this album back in 1996 from neighbor who said he didn't like it. It cost me a dollar and two Uncle Scrooge comics. Should have kept those comics. But also glad to get this terrific album. There are many moments on The album that I feel lost in the moment. When you read 'French jazz violinist ' (don't let that fool you) you can not believe what you are about to hear. This album really delivers a moody experience for me. The track "Renaissance" is a favorite. Jump on board and enjoy the ride.
Link http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/8vLhvtf7/file.html
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03 Amorphous Androgynous - A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding in Your Mind: Volume 2 [2008] Pagan Love Vibrations
A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding in Your Mind: Volume 2 is a compilation album with selections by the Amorphous Androgynous; it was released on CD in September 2009. It is an extensive compilation mix album featuring a wide variety of artists, selected and mixed by the duo. Pagan Love Vibrations is the second in the series, following on from the successful first volume Cosmic Space Music and focuses on the band's psychedelic side, featuring everything from 1960s pop to film scores and modern psychedelia
Link CD1 http://www87.zippyshare.com/v/BKYPgr1u/file.html
Link CD2 http://www87.zippyshare.com/v/K8Z70h7Q/file.html
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Albums I like ... Part 33 can be found below
01 Alan Parsons Project - I Robot [1977]
Link http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/cdi0RNJb/file.html
02 Alvin Lee & Mylon LeFevre - On The Road To Freedom [1973]
Link http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/MBSjcOmf/file.html
03 Space Debris - Behind The Gate [2017]
Link CD1 http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/ZadIei77/file.html
Link CD2 http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/42yd3Eff/file.html
BONUS
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] is a self made compilation series.
Each volume has 10 tracks and are mixed Genres from many years.
There is generally no theme to each volume other than tracks that I like to listen to.
Sometimes an introduction to a new band or sound can transport you.
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Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD08 320Kbps, Artwork, 103MB
Link http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/quOtYGBO/file.html
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD08
71 Shadows - The Rise And Fall Of Flingel Bunt 02:46
72 Joe Walsh - Country Fair 06:45
73 Golden Animals - The Letter 02:01
74 Foals - Bad Habit 04:46
75 Neneh Cherry - Woman 04:31
76 Neneh Cherry - 7 Seconds (w Youssou N'dour) 05:01
77 Gary Numan - Are Fiends Electric 06:32
78 Frankie & The Pool Boys - Tic Toc 03:00
79 Cracker - Low 04:36
80 Jean-Luc Ponty - Renaissance 05:50
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Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD03 320Kbps, Artwork, 104 MB
Link http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/ZcaF3Eun/file.html
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD02 320Kbps, Artwork, 178 MB
Link http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/DIM79BEl/file.html
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD1 320Kbps, Artwork, 122.8 MB
Link http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/Mz64hJQu/file.html
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD04 320Kbps, Artwork,108 MB
Link http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/OQHBUyFT/file.html
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD05 320Kbps, Artwork,144 MB
Link http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/IEmhi0xz/file.html
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD06 320Kbps, Artwork, 120 MB
Link http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/5DM6kvFm/file.html
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD07 320Kbps, Artwork, 107 MB
Link http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/nh3BnoOE/file.html
Singer-songwriter, folkie Selection 33
UK Underground Folk 3
Here's a batch of varied British LP's, with some notable Irish and Welsh artists in there too.
There's the weird Comus - disturbing music but surprisingly listenable. Someone summed it up on Rate Your Music as: "Like running through a forest full of aborted horses, schizophrenic cows, shaved werewolves, left-handed witches, and hairy children with horns."
I think that's just about right.
If you like something a bit different......Lyrics included.
Blue Epitaph - Ode By Blue Epitaph [UK] (1974)
Bobak, Jons, Malone - Motherlight [UK] (1970)
Bread Love & Dreams - Bread Love & Dreams [UK] (1969)
Callinan & Flynn - Freedom's Walk [Ireland] (1972)
Comus - First Utterance [UK] (1971)
Gospel Oak - Gospel Oak [UK] (1970)
Gospelfolk - Prodigal [UK] (1969)
Lal & Mike Waterson - Bright Phoebus [UK] (1972)
Mac Murrough - Mac Murrough [Ireland] (1974)
Magna Carta - Lord Of The Ages [UK] (1973)
Pererin - Haul Ar Yr Eira [Wales] (1980)
Sidan - Teulu Yncl Sam [Wales] (1975)
Skybird - Summer Of '73 [UK] (1974)
Sunforest - Sound Of Sunforest [UK] (1969)
Sweeney's Men - Sweeney's Men [Ireland] (1968)
Trees - On The Shore [UK] (1971)
Downloads:
Blue Epitaph + Bobak, Jons, Malone.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/JMVDWqoi/file.html
Bread Love & Dreams + Callinan & Flynn.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/yWUcFxQ0/file.html
Comus + Gospel Oak.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/KD7eAiWv/file.html
Gospelfolk + Lal & Mike Waterson.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/nAIsdI7P/file.html
Mac Murrough + Magna Carta.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/hKFWcKfU/file.html
Pererin + Sidan.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/I88GOkXE/file.html
Skybird + Sunforest.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/vHfXW6Oz/file.html
Sweeney's Men.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/KvNoWFFp/file.html
Trees.zip
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/F88aHAce/file.html
Regards, Bob
Remember if you don't like anything here you can:
1) Write a letter and moan like hell
or
2) Get on with the rest of your life
Some information for the TROLLS.
HOW TO TRACK THE LOCATION OF ANONYMOUS COMMENTS on BLOGGER.
Sometimes blog owners who use the blogspot is rather difficult to detect the location of visitors who leave a comment as anonymous. Some bloggers disable this feature in the comment form Anonymous blogger to avoid comments that are blasphemous anonymous without regard to the content / theme of the posting.
BUT there is another way to find out the location of the anonymous comment makers, that is by installing a web tracker script. This script will record information about an IP address, referrer sites, mobile operators, and some other useful information to track the location coordinates (latitude and longitude) of visitors.
Any site tracker web site recommended is StatsCounter guide, sign up and install the script. Keep in mind for the user a free restricted maximum of 500 records only the most recent data is displayed, in order not to lose the old data should store data records into excel format.
Believe me this works.
You are not as Anonymous as you think.!!!
Re: Similau
I downloaded the Similau song swarm the other day. I was always fascinated with the song and have played the tunes a dozen times by now.
On youtube I found another version of Similau by a band called The Eloise Trio. Does anybody have that as proper mp3 or even wave? And is willing to help?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9udIti2pd3w
Highly appreciated.
Best
R-man
@ all the Trolls
As nick Lowe sings says in the …and now for something completely different! 22 video
You better run,
you better hide,
you better lock your house
and keep the inside.
He aint a Fool
But he is a Tool
because his left hand doesn't know
what his right hands doin'
funny but true.
heres a few requests from a few days ago[my links]
The Best Of Led Zepplin Vol 1[320].zip
http://www85.zippyshare.com/v/DHAafVRZ/file.html
Led Zapplin-early days[320].zip
http://www85.zippyshare.com/v/RtVm8vcq/file.html
joe king carrasco-bandido rock (+bonus)1987[320].zip
http://www85.zippyshare.com/v/IHGQQ8wC/file.html
joe king carrasco & the crowns[vbr].zip
http://www85.zippyshare.com/v/hZ7gQc4b/file.html
@ Anony - mouse
for your blog of shame
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/8ZGOEhXS/file.html
A midweek treat for the TZ Soul Collective!
IVY JO HUNTER - Is In This Bag
Ivy Jo Hunter, often just Ivy Jo, sometimes just plain Ivy, is a songwriter par excellence whose name is stamped all over the history of Motown - he wrote or co-wrote some of the greatest Motown anthems, not least THE Motown anthem, Dancing In The Street.
But Ivy Jo is also blessed with a fabulous voice, one which for the most part has seldom been heard. He was promised an album at Motown, and two singles emerged in the early 1970s, the second of which actually carried the message “in album Ivy Jo Is In This Bag”. Nearly 50 years on and that album is still in the vaults. Twice it’s been on the brink of release, most recently last year, but then red tape got in the way, again.
So with this collection I have set out to right a few wrongs. Disc 1 contains all the unreleased Motown tracks that have surfaced in recent years - none from the lost LP though - the two singles on VIP from the promised album that were released, later tracks that Ivy Jo recorded and released post-Motown, and to round things off a couple of Motown curios from the archives.
Disc 2 contains tracks recorded with Probe, a label and production house set up by Ivy Jo and his brother. Some were released at the time, most were not, and then suddenly they surfaced as a digital package with minimum publicity just a few months ago - indeed I’ve seen it suggested that it was his brother’s doing, and Ivy Jo himself didn’t know about the release. These tracks and the other post-Motown recordings are in a very different style, but well worth a listen in my opinion.
So please enjoy Ivy Joe Hunter - Is In This Bag!
Disc 1:
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/iwVIczb6/file.html
Disc 2:
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/U6AVtsve/file.html
This was requested along with another artists who I couldnt find
david forman - david forman[1976]128.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/2qvyVmi1/file.html
any Bubblegums fans aboard? here's a couple
vv.aa. round the gum tree; the british bubblegum explosion! (2004)256.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/QYM6WINM/file.html
The First Class - Summer Sound Sensations (1974-77) 2005 [mp3].zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/LoCI31Ty/file.html
Here's a bag of Folk stuff [which is also winging its way to the folkmeister Bob
**** great albums
1962 WHRB Tom Rush's Balladeers Show - Cambridge, MA[320]
1991. Oi Dai[320]folk
Black Texicans - Balladeers and Songsters of the Texas Frontier[320]
Brenda Wootton - Carillon (Vinyl, LP)256[folk]
Druids - Pastime In Good Company[192]
emily jane white - they moved in shadow all together (2016)
Emily Jane White-Dark Undercoat[320]
Ewan MacColl & Charles Parker & Peggy Seeger-The Travelling People (A Radio Ballad About Britain's Nomadic Peoples)192
hands of hydra and janina angel bath duo - stargazer (sloow tapes, 2012)256
Hedningarna-1992 - kaksi!
Kimya Dawson-2002 I'm sorry that sometimes I'm mean[192]
Korong-st[320]folk
Mariee Sioux - 2004 - Pray Me A Shadow[192]******
Mariee Sioux-2007 - Faces in the Rocks[320]****
Mariee Sioux-Gift for the End (2012) 320[indie folk]320Kbit(mp3) DMT***
Orriel Smith -A Voice in the Wind[256]+bonus tracks
Peggy Honeywell-green mountain[320]folk
peggy honeywell-st[192]folk
Peter Bellamy-1979 Both Sides Then (2009 Topic Records TSCD582)(L)320[folk]
the goner - behold a new traveler (deep water acres cdr 2010)256 ****
7day link
Download link
https://we.tl/cvgZvCuTSX
1 file
folky stuff.zip
Hi montysmusic. You posted the Northern Star comp Psychedelica Vol.3 a while back, any chance of a re-up. Vol.4 would be nice as well, if you have it of course. Many thanks my friend.
I am looking for Sweet Consolation by Python Lee Jackson. Python Lee Jackson was an English blues band in which Rod Stewart did vocals on three tracks but they don't appear here (????) but all the other group songs do. You can find those Rod songs on the LP In a broken Dream. Thank You in advance
Chaz
PS - The new format is so much better and I thank you for that
to bob & butterboy seems there are a few here that are bored with your posts. In my case I just don't care but do miss the regulars that seem to have gone away. I believe that's what the other guys/gals were trying to say. Both of your childish comments however are just not needed in this great family.
Montysmusic; thanks for David Forman!
Karel
@SoulTime59
THANK YOU for the Ivory Joe Hunter post and your detailed information!
It`s great to have an authoritive Motown/Soul contributor and I look
forward to your posts!
Here's another bunch of Freak Folk/folk/psyche folk
The Goner - Hind Hand[320].zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/IwIYPB6C/file.html
The Goner - Haven[320].zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/q38zV8iO/file.html
The Goner - Bitemarks EP[320]freak folk.zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/cekOdWO5/file.html
nalle - by chance upon waking[192]freak folk.zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/lhONlGv8/file.html
moolah - woe ye demon possessed - 1974 (us)psyche folk[192].zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/6KYd3FYB/file.html
Brenda Wootton - The Voice of Cornwall.zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/g49LbpCE/file.html
Brenda Wootton - Carillon (Vinyl, LP)256[folk].zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/zCiOfAYE/file.html
black moth super rainbow -2007 - dandelion gum[folk]320.zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/IAKC87mg/file.html
This is a oddity I came across may interest some
Download link
https://we.tl/XECVZuhWob
1 file
vvaa - space oddities (a compilation of rare european library grooves from 19...
here's some info
Assembled by French DJs and music-obsessives Alexis Le-Tan and Jess, Space Oddities, on Munich-based Permanent Vacation, may seem to cynics like yet another collection of crossover crate display, an attempt to capitalize on the increasingly popular unclassic classics brand of Balearic, cosmic disco, and quirky vintage electronics. And though these now-words may get skeptics’ eyes rolling, the wealth of zany leftfield television scores and lithe prime-era disco vamps here should overwhelm even the naysayers. The product of years of shop-digging, research, and label clearance, Space Oddities culls source music from movies, television shows, and commercials never previously available for commercial sale before, typically purchased on a subscription-only basis with obscure library music labels like Koka Media or Lido-Melodies.
@SoulTime59
Thanks a lot
Negresses Vertes first two album was amongst the more listen cassette when i was a bit more young (but i still listen with huge pleasure to them)
here some of the album of this french band
Les Negresses Vertes (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_N%C3%A9gresses_Vertes)
Les Negresses Vertes was a french band that have melt cabaret, world music and alternative rock.
1989 MLAH
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/mKtcg5W2/file.html
1991 Famille Nombreuse
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/PJLfklQU/file.html
1993 10 Remixes (87-97)
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/Swz9EtGj/file.html
1994 An Aperitif
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/K8FAAQXF/file.html
1995 Zig Zague
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/eE8iS23j/file.html
1996 En Public
cd 1
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/BdtUgNek/file.html
cd 2
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/F9bEb8QO/file.html
1999 Trabendo
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/TxdWOTYj/file.html
2001 Acoustic Clubbing
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/SKjuu6UU/file.html
2002 Le Grand Deballage
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/uWSNUfBN/file.html
don't know why all hate the troll
troll sometime can be funny albeit in a somewhat trivial way. Troll are ironic, iconoclast and weren't always bad and or rude.
The problem he feel myself a bit a troll
Believe that there is something worst than a troll, an hater.
Haters are bad and rude (and someone on Tz seem fit perfectly with this identikit)
Another of my GARAGE BAND comps:
TOEHOLDS IN ECSTASY 2
Can't Tame Me - The Benders
Bad Blood = The Paramounts
You Don't Love Me - Little Boy Blues
Because We're Young - The Rocks
This Old Town - Boo Boo & Binky
Big Boss Man - The Liberty Bell
What A Way To Die - Pleasure Seekers
Don't You Dare - Vaqueros
The Owl And The Pussycat - The Bards
Girl It's Over - Six Deep
Sadies Ways - The Esquires
I Can Only Give You Everything - Them
That's How It Will Be - The Liberty Bell
I Tried - T.R. & Yardsmen
She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not - Wolf Men
I'll Make You Sorry - Shadows Of Knight
Tears - The Wailers
I'm A King Bee - The Bad Seeds
No Good Woman - tree
Just Like Me - The Scorpions
My Iconoclastic Life - The Beech-Nuts
Numbers - Terry Knight & The Pack
That's Where I'll Be - The Fogcutters
Love Is A Beautiful Thing - Untouchables
Zilch, Part 2 - The Bad Seeds
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/POxo4Xdz/file.html
Montysmusic: thanks for checking out the last one!
@ Butterboy thanks for L/O/N/G
chris eckman is one of my favorite musician by the time i listen to walkbouts scavengers for the first time some time ago (believe i have more hair at time)
Thanks soultime1959 for IVY JO HUNTER - Is In This Bag.
Note: This is not Ivory Joe Hunter, I'm sure that was a typo above.
@SoulTime59, many thanks for the Ivy Jo comp. I appreciate your work in bringing to light obscure talent like this. The Soul Brothers 6 comp you created and shared a couple of months back was very welcome.
RE DEMIS ROUSSOS
The late Demis Roussos has sold over 60 million records, mostly in the 70s I think. He certainly wasn't everyone's cup of tea, but perhaps your mother or grandmother has some old albums lying around...
I am looking for a couple of his long-out-of-print German albums, and hope somebody can help:
Demis Roussos - Kyrila / Insel der Träume (1977 German album release)
Demis Roussos - Roussos Live (1980 German album release)
Thanks,
Mike
Howdy TZers, I just realized that I time traveled backwards & put this request on the wrong day. Needless to say, I was wondering if any of you fine folk have any Ragtime Frank to offer? Thanks.
Also I have 8 discs of horror, sci-fi, & exploitation movie radio spots put out by Cinema Wasteland. If anyone's interested I'll be glad to post them.
I have to agree with Anonymous. Butterboy seems to have taken over this blog, not only with his repetitive posting and re-posting of the same links for days, but with the sheer volume of (to my taste at least) links that are not consistent with the original flavor of the blog. Again, I just scroll past them... don't think I have ever been tempted by any of his stuff... but I understand he's putting a lot of work into it and sharing. But the paranoid ad hominem attacks are uncalled for.
@butterboy
So you're threatening to install a tracking script on RYP's site? Does he know this? I know you think this is your site now, but it isn't. Why don't you just go start your own blog if you want to run things?
If you miss the folky stuff
here you go
https://nofile.io/f/q4f58rzghXy/folky+stuff.zip
no 7 day link enjoy
Music is for everyone, different strokes for different folks. Every music blog in the world will post something that someone does not like, but many folk will get enjoyment from the same post. So grow up, and grow some balls instead of hiding behind anonymity. If you don't like the content there,s a solution, go elsewhere.
ROOT
Hello,
can someone please help me with two ancient live LPs/CDs?
Bob Dylan: Real Live
Rolling Stones: Got Live If You Want It
Many thanks
@Anonymous (September 27, 2017 at 4:46 PM + 4:49 PM),
be sure I opened this basar and I close it, if I want it! And be sure butterboy don't think it's his own blog!
Btw: I would like to have your worries...
first I like to thank @Butterboy for L/O/N/G (Eckman), never heard of this, cheers and I like also to say Thank You to @Montysmusic for The Goner (freak-folk) - will have a listen later on this evening, cheers, Karl
"Butterboy seems to have taken over this blog, not only with his repetitive posting and re-posting of the same links for days, but with the sheer volume of (to my taste at least) links that are not consistent with the original flavor of the blog"
This is the issue. The problem is not sharing music, it is sharing music that is not consistent with the blog's style. If butterboy and monty want to share a lot of music that is different, that is great! But they should do it somewhere else.
You will all be sorry when this blog is shut down because it attracted the eyes of Google.
BUTTERBOY HAS ALBUMS HE LIKES & POSTERS HE DISLIKES.
MAYBE HE COULD POST ALL THOSE SECRETS NAMES HE DISLIKES & TROLLS HE HATES & POST THINGS HE THINKS THE WORLD SHOULD LIKE.
BUTTERBOT SHALL BE HIS NAME.
Anonymous,
don't you have nothing else to do than to give us such lectures? Your motivation is a riddle to me or do you get money for it? Again, I would like to have your worries... Preacher would be the right occupation for you! Aaah tell the truth! You are a preacher!
Or are you possibly half a boy and half a man?
@Monty ...
did i miss that Popcorn Pearls Collection or has it yet to be posted?
@RYP ...
thank you for new format. it's great!
@all contributors ...
thank you for sharing
@incisive whiners ...
be grateful, be silent or get bent. regardless of your point of view, you're just making this place worse and shitting all over the best blog on the net.
PS...
i miss Madman & ELtel
Butterboy, Thank you for your tracker tip. But everyone can block this with other tools and please don't give RYP more work than necessary.
By the way: I agree with the other ano's.
(RYP and some others seems to think this comments always all are coming from the same -only- one 'troll' - No, guys).
ANOTHER ANO (not this)
Luigi, thanks for the Les Negresses Vertes
ANOTHER ANO (not this & not ...)
If you don't like Butterboy or montysmusic's posts, then don't read them. Simple as that. They are welcome here and provide a wider array of music to choose from.
Popcorn Pearls will be posted this weekend..its been a busy week and Ive had internet issues..
here s some requests
Tripping Daisy-Jesus Hits Like the Atom Bomb[320].zip
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/ImJV9uKT/file.html
Tripping Daisy-(1993) - Bill.zip
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/Ff4HbUuU/file.html
The Shins-Oh, Inverted World.zip
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/J6SXSPo2/file.html
The Shins - Heartworms (2017)320.zip
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/NdlRq4we/file.html
Shins-Chutes Too Narrow[320].zip
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/9euGImzh/file.html
@S13
Don't miss Madman & ELtel
(Hope they are busy to create their own blogs).
I just wanted to say thanks to ALL the posters, whether I happen to be a fan of a particular style or artist, or not. Or even if I already have a copy of the share, I appreciate their efforts to enhance the music libraries and musical education of myself and anyone else who enjoys a variety of music.
I am not a fan of censorship but I, for one, would have no problem if comments with nothing but complaints or derogatory statements about the posters were deleted before being posted.
There's already way too much hate in the world.
A message to " The Anonymous " guy/gal what would you like to see posted on this part of RYP's blog?
I know what you dont want posted and that is postings by Butterboy/Bob[who is a newbie] and myself ..but I want to know which genre or artists do you want to see posted
Also there are others who post here everyday and nothing is said about them, which is tantamount to bullying.
RYP owns this blog and he knows he only has to ask me to stop posting and I will.
He has my email .
I will admit I get carried away at time for which i apologise but most of us on here are adults and sniping at others isnt being very adult.
So my friend what sort of music would you like see posted here and please ease up it's not your blog..
I would hazard aguess you would like these rules imposed
1-only vinyl rips in flac
2-full up to date including record numbers years etc
3-full art and scans
4- only cd/tape rips only if not on vinyl and they must be in flac
5-only vinyl belonging to ripper to be ripped with full info about how and when it was ripped
Am I close to your ideal blogspot? I'm curious to see if you answer about what genre /artists you would like
Albums I dislike ...Part V
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01 Mark Stewart and The Maffia. [1983]
Saw them once, around '83, cool concert, they were mostly playing super heavy dub..... He used to sing in The Pop Group.
Link: http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/xW7QAjpq/file.html
A re-up of this double cd was requested..Ive not come across a
volume 4 yet
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/Kak9ZiP43y
1 file
VA - 2008 - Psychedelica Vol. 3 [Northern Star] 2CD.zip
These were Requested[apart from one of the Demis R albums]
the eloise trio - the eloise trio[192].zip
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/vjAliifD/file.html
Ragtime Frank-The Truth[224].zip
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/1qiVvlhx/file.html
Ragtime Frank-Live At St George's LP[160].zip
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/MYHiU2Se/file.html
Ragtime Frank-I'm A Rocketship For My Lord[320].zip
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/kj9IbdbK/file.html
python lee jackson '72 in a broken dream - oz rockblues[192].zip
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/WynIF6Wg/file.html
DEMIS_ROUSSOS-KYRILA[160].zip
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/S49sWui9/file.html
DEMIS_ROUSSOS-2002 schön wie mona lisa.zip
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/V0PaAoMH/file.html
Python Lee Jackson a superb album to my ears
Yet even more Albums I dislike ...Part VXII
______________________
Michael Dinner - The Great Pretender [1974]
MY vinyl rip: featuring David Lindley & various members of a band called The Flying Burritos, also some of a group called The Eagles, and other musicians.
Link: http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/XOQUWw8S/file.html
I am thinking that all this back biting and sniping is pointless, but am aware that Anonymous is likely to be a spiteful bastard and try to subvert this blog in some fashion, that would be a crying shame as I stop by here on a daily basis, essential viewing in my view.
Personally if there's a post I'm interested in I'll read it, if it is of no interest I move on, no comments are made on the post or the poster, I have never posted anything detrimental, always positive.
To all who post, thank you
Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Fifty-Six:
1920s+ Blues, Gospel, and Jazz, Plus Some Early Country
B-C Artists:
- Blind Willie McTell (1927-56) [156@319-320 (except 2)]
- Brickley, Adkins, and Page - Barrel-House Women, 1924-30 [6@224-320]
- Broadway Bellhops, 1926-27 [4@112-320]
PS: lots more of the Bellhops can be found at http://www.jazz-on-line.com
- Buford 'Whistler' Threlkeld - Complete Recorded Works, 1924-27 [5@320]
- Burl 'Jaybird' Coleman - Complete Recorded Works, 1927-30 [26@256-320]
- Buster 'Buzz' Ezell - Field-Recordings, 1926-43 [4@320]
- Carter Brothers and Son - Complete Recorded Works, 1928 [10@320]
- Charles and Effie Tyus - Complete Recorded Works, 1924-31 [13@320]
- Charles 'Cow-Cow' Davenport (1925-40s) [112@224-320 (except 1)]
Seven-day link (expires Oct. 4):
https://we.tl/LiPV6hrbl7
(not my rips, but my link... and a thank-you to the artists, and the original uploaders and hosts, 'way back when)
Cheers!
montysmusic said... September 27, 2017 at 9:51 PM:
"A message to " The Anonymous " guy/gal what would you like to see posted on this part of RYP's blog?
I know what you dont want posted and that is postings by Butterboy/Bob[who is a newbie] and myself ..but I want to know which genre or artists do you want to see posted"
I want to see here R'n'R, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Rock, Experimental Rock, New -more ambient- progressive Electronics (Jazz-Funk, Dub, Tech-House) .... but Blues-Rock & R'n'R is always the basic. Don't want to see here: Chart Busters & million sellers - also no 2nd-hand copies of orginals from the past. No low bit shares unless they are hard-to-find oddities. 320 is preferable.
[His Master's Voice]™
@ Little Boy Blue
Bob Dylan: Real Live @192
Rolling Stones: Got Live If You Want It @ 256
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/Kd3Iz9jMip
1 file
RS&D.rar
Enjoy,
Burney Redding
This comp was requested ages ago I dont think it got posted if it did apologies
Various - Laguna Tunes (2000).zip
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/tzXpOtvI/file.html
Many thanks montysmusic for Psychedelica Vol. 3 [Northern Star]. Very much appreciated.....cheers!
I'm an anonymous user too. I only choose "anonymous" because the Google account shows as my wife, not me. It just seems weird posting as her. I can't help that I like and appreciate what has been done here. My hat is tipped to Gyro, RYP, monty, luis, JohnnyD, and so on.
I hate to say it though, there has been some negativity lurking here in the past month. Nonetheless, I like visiting my virtual record store. Again, I might browse from time to time without making a "purchase" but I like the talk about music that exists here.
Adding my name own name as I've done here in the past...John
@Monty ... thank you, looking forward to it!
PS lol at your recent post to The Anonymous turd clogging the pipes
Odd request, but looking any soundtracks to the Billy Jack movies?
montysmusic said...
Python Lee Jackson & Demis Roussos links do not work for me.
Do they work for anyone else?
Thanks for posting, though.
Mike
Thanks SoulTime59 for Ivy Jo. I love your posts and look forward to them!!!!
thank for all the folk music!!!! apreciated
Anyone have the 5 CD CREATION RECORDS BOX SET? If so, thanx in advance :)
@Monty: Thank you for the early Zep!
@ROOT, S13, and especially LeeIsMe: you speak for me as well; RYP's patience with the whin(g)ing, cowardly troll-bullies is amazing. He could as easily delete those rants on arrival, and never wave them through onto the Comments pages here. That qualifies as excellent, commendable gentlemanliness... something not exhibited by the biting anonymice.
And if suddenly those nuisances stopped showing up... I might be one of the last to complain and miss them.
Thank you, RYP and Gyro... cheers!
All the persons are mad because we who have a different opinion are "anonymous." So I create the account to not be anonymous and my comments are hidden. I think that it is not anonymous identity you dislike but different opinions. I never call anyone a name or insult anyone. I only offer my opinion for this good blog.
As to the person who asks what Half Man-Half Preacher wishes to see on this blog, I say this: musica which comports to the idea of the blog. This is blues, surf, rockabilly, R 'N B, garage rock, new york dolls and johnny thunders style. This is not hippie music or musics of the modern style. And one person (or two) should not to post many many times each day. Very simple in reality! I believe TWILIGHTZONE should be as it always has!!
Yours Truly,
Half-Man Half-Preacher
SoulTime59,
Many thanks for Ivy Jo Hunter!
@ Oh, there is so many of you now...
https://goo.gl/images/jVBQY8
Thank you, S13, for my new motto: "be grateful, be silent or get bent."
I'm going to put this on a T-shirt.
I have been a long time follower of this blog and an occasional contributor and once again may I thank all those for their musical contribution. This is Ryp and Gyro's blog and if they wish for posters to post a variety of music as they seem to do (by offering an open thread daily which no one is forced to venture onto) then all musical contributions should be respected (albeit thankfully nobody has yet posted any Little Jimmy Osmond, Chipmunks or Bay City Rollers yet).
It is indeed tedious when people whine about other's musical contributions no matter how crass and egotistical those contributions might be. However that pales into insignificance in comparison to the mindless hypocrites who whine about 'anonymous' posters whilst hiding behind equally 'anonymous' aliases. It takes two minutes to create a Google account or suchlike under any alias one likes so there is no real difference between anonymous and any other alias.
Worst of all though are those who make childish empty impotent threats about things they clearly know nothing about. Such purile rants lower the tone of blogs above all else.
Now as anyone using the superficial spyware toy mentioned above will no doubt find out this comment is apparently being posted from a certain city in the Ukraine famed for its chicken dish and within minutes I could post another from the USA and another in minutes from Japan. In fact thinking about it, if I could be bothered, I could probably post simultaneous posts apparently from three or four different locations across the globe to this blog using four different aliases and no one would be the wiser that it was all my doing or indeed where I am actually posting from.
So can we stop with the whining and the rants about trolls (from those who clearly have a shortfall of self awareness) and get back to the music please?
Okay...a buddy of mine down in Brazil is looking for a clean copy of Lyn Williams "I'll Except" - a soul record circa 1970 outta Florida. Anyone got a clean MP3 version of that? Apparently she also goes by "Lynn Williams" and it's also known as "I'll Accept."
Haven't caught up with all the moaning yet, but Butterboy you're not anonymous? Butterboy?
Monty thanks for the bag of folk, not really a folkie but some of this I like, Bob I'm not a fan of your stuff but others are, so keep posting.
Where's Johnny D?
I too am anonymous.
@SoulTime59 thank you for the nice shares not only today's one. Keep them coming.
Dick -
I'd be most grateful for the horror, sci-fi, & exploitation movie radio spots, if the offer still holds. I'm a sucker for that stuff, ever since the first Wavy Gravy LP back in 1989.
- PIerce
in re: all this blather about "intent" and such....
I do wonder, just what is supposed to be the intent, or the focus material of this blog, hmmm? I see RYP's name at the top, and no one else's name, full stop, end of story. If RYP intends to post material within a particular genre, that's his business, am I right? And if he intends to change his mind about that genre, that is, again, his business, am I still correct?
Well, then why in tarnation can't he change his mind about 50 times a day, or more humanely, just say "I like 'me all!", and open up the floor for just about anything. I believe that "it's his business" still applies even here, and you know I'm correct.
This is not a defense of any sub-poster, and it's not a screed about sharing, it's merely a reminder that no keyboard has ever been made (in the PC world) that doesn't have scrolling keys. And trust me, I use 'em in spades whenever I see a post by BB or B - they simply have yet to put up any material that appeals to me. But do you hear me whining about it? No, and not because I'm an adult, but because my name is not RYP, so I don't get a say in how this place is managed. Simple as that.
In short, if I don't like it, I can either scroll past it, or just not visit here in the first place. And come to that, I no longer visit any other blog with regularity - I can get everything I might want right here at what I call "home base". Which is why I invest the time it takes to read each comment, regardless of who posted it.
My guess? I think that the complainers are too wrapped up in having to spend time weeding through stuff they don't want, just to find a few nuggets they do want. To them I say: "Instant gratification is not how things work, guys. Trust me, I've been down that road, and the destination wasn't worth the long walk. Better to simply mumble to yourself 'Ye Gawds what a mess' than to harass a lot of electrons in an effort to re-make the blog in your own image."
TL;DR:
Take your own advice - if you don't like the way this blog works, then start your own!!
Damn kids - get off RYP's lawn!
If I haven't said it lately, then please accept my thanks to all and sundry who invest their personal time to share. (I've been here so long that I can remember when not only was Gyro1966 a distant future dream, but Izzy and lemonflag were the only ones who ever thanked RYP - ever. Myself included. (Much to my shame and regret.))
Thanks, people.
sumgai
Monty - Looking forward to the Popcorn Pearls post. I've been delighted by what I've heard so far.
Having lurked on this blog for several years, I am well aware of the primary aesthetic of TZ. But I, and I'm sure many others here, listen to a vast variety of music: rock'n'roll, soul, swing, blues, bluegrass, country, modern jazz, raga, jaipong, juju, palmwine, afrobeat, taureg, celtic, klezmer, al andaluz, Arabic classical and pop, rebetiko, baroque, classical, and folk music from nearly every country you can name.
If a post doesn't pique my curiosity, I pass it by. But if there is one thing I have learned here it is that most of those who post here have impeccable taste--even if it doesn't happen to be my taste. Variety is the spice of life, especially in music. I make fascinating new discoveries here damn near every day. If someone posts music that I think is a bit mundane or mainstream, I may ignore it, or I may download and listen to it because I haven't heard it in forty years. But I sure as hell won't complain about music freely shared at considerable effort on the part of those posting.
Anyone who has a problem with the content on TZ should go elsewhere. Those of us who enjoy this blog are all very grateful to RYP, Gyro, Northern Madman, luis, monty, Butterboy, and all the others who take the time to share the music they love with us so that we might love it, too.
It would be nice to get back to normal round here.
HalfMan HalfPreacher,
okay, I understand your opinion! This was the reason we created "…and now for something completely different!". There is no reason for you to go here! It's very simple: the rest is just for your listening pleasure!
We could have saved the whole discussion!
Greetz!
RYP
@ sumgal
"I think that the complainers are too wrapped up in having to spend time weeding through stuff they don't want, just to find a few nuggets they do want. To them I say: "Instant gratification is not how things work, guys. Trust me, I've been down that road, and the destination wasn't worth the long walk. Better to simply mumble to yourself 'Ye Gawds what a mess' than to harass a lot of electrons in an effort to re-make the blog in your own image."
and that is so wrong .. It takes me back to searching thru record collections when they were being sold ... or heading down to the local used record store and wandering thru their shelves .. wonderful and sometimes you came away with nothing but the best was heading out to the yearly or semi annual record show .. talk about taking time to weed through the chafe .It is all part of the love of searching for music ..
Thomas aka indigoinsf ..
Aging Child Tx for the load & Jazzonline tip. Very nice site.
the pomposity of MUSIC BB LISTENS TO etc. is annoying in and of itself. if the music was not of a truly dismal order there would be a pass given. things like MELANIE! JESUS!! maybe BB is an elderly lady. the rest of us are elderly men. the way he/she took over after a couple compliments is a bit psychotic. it looks like BB has scared away quite a bit of what used to be exciting and rare finds because posters think there would be little interest or room on BB's BLOG. before you call me misogynist or whatever please note that i am a left wing queer. everybody has a right to do harmless whatever or think harmless whatever things. whether willfully or in innocence they do not have a right to wreck the joint.
Thanks to all the TZ. thanks to @SoulTime59 for the Ivy material, good to read stuff like this . Thank you.
Just keep up the great music, everyone has different tastes, and the tastes on this site are so eclectic.
Cheers and music love!
RugbyLad
PS I am on my way to the wilds of the West to trek the badlands of NM into CO. I will miss you all and this site, but I will have my Ipod classic with me playing many of the great dls from all of you over the years.
RugbyLad
ATTENTION DICK...
Please post the horror, sci-fi, & exploitation movie radio spots, I've used such spots to make my own Wavy Gravy style discs and could always use more....
Mike said...
montysmusic said...
Python Lee Jackson & Demis Roussos links do not work for me.
Do they work for anyone else? Thanks for posting, though.
Mike
SEPTEMBER 28, 2017 AT 12:04 AM
9-28-2017 @ 0755
All three links are working fine for me now. May have been something wrong on my end. THANKS FOR POSTING!
Mike
Dear Anon Thankyou for answering its nice to have a decent exchange with you..Im not sure if Dub would fit in here tho .. but then what do I know..
Its a shame Bob has gone tho I dont know of any active folk blogspots going now so I feel he had a place here..
I hope whoever you are you find your Peace thats all I wish you friend..
Mike said...
"Python Lee Jackson & Demis Roussos links do not work for me.
Do they work for anyone else? Thanks for posting, though."
but I have no trouble to download.
Thanks to montysmusic.
Ps. I like to listen to Rockabilly, Rock & Roll and Country
DICK…
I second the request for all of those exploitation goodies. I'm a freak for that stuff!
87 comments - There must be something interesting... Oops, THAT. Since all angles have been covered...
RYP, continue as you see... been following for years. Thanks.
As a boomer, what I’m still curious about, are albums from the late 60s-early 70s that where released only on a regional basis, that we never heard of, then.
In the web wild west, it was easy to discover, but, since they torpedoed MU, most blogs faded away. Nevertheless... still curious.
@MuddyW: Welcome, as always! Besides providing detailed, good, brief info on each recording, JazzOnline has a fine built-in search tool - just click on the "today [##] titles" toward the upper-left. I've used it to fill out a few of the recording acts I've posted here, and they deserve the shout-out.
But caveat auditor: sometimes the bitrate is really low... you have to download to check the track. It's no big deal, though, not with well over 53,000 titles on their shelves!
@Rugby: have a great trek; that's beautiful country you'll be moving through. And if you see JohnnyDiego anywhere out there, please send him back home; we miss him around these parts.
Cheers!
Dick - I'll add to those requests for the exploitation goodies. Love it.
Monty I think dub would fit in here, just don't saturate the site, Bob did all his folk stuff which people liked!
I too am anonymous.
Thanks Monty
The early Led Zep is appreciated
Regards
@ SoulTime59, Many thanks for Ivy Jo, what a supreme effort you make for our benefit. Thank you.
cheers,Eltel
@ SoulTime59, Having now given the Ivy Jo sides a listen, I'm very impressed and wanted to circle back and say thanks. You seem to have an unerring ear and eye for ferreting out artists deserving of greater exposure. I've been playing and listening to soul—mostly the greasy Southern variety—for going on seven decades. Discovering great soul music that's new to me has grown rarer. Thanks for your efforts in helping keep the soul tip in the TZ ecosystem vital.
Thanks to Monty, Butterboy and Soultime59!
Thanks montysmusic for the space oddities comp.
Weird that people are complaining. I love the mixture of styles, as most music lovers can appreciate a few deviations from our normal listening. If something is not of your interest, skip past it. One man's trash is another's treasure.
@ Butterboy - Thank you for the Space Debris "Behind the Gates." Great psych jams I was unfamiliar with.
Thanks RYP for the great music blog!
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