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Albums I Like ... Part 76
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Michael Head & The Strands - The Magical World of the Strands [1997]
Michael William "Mick" Head (born 24 November 1961), is an English singer-songwriter and musician from Liverpool, England. He is most famous as the lead singer and songwriter for Shack and The Pale Fountains, both of which also feature his younger brother John Head. Though the band never achieved mainstream success, they have a strong following and NME have described him as "a lost genius and among the most gifted British songwriters of his generation". (Wikipedia)
Michael Head and current co-leader along with his brother John turns in a stellar chamber pop performance with Magical World of the Strands. Head, who is no stranger to either classy, baroque pop or neo-psychedelia, has composed an album of gorgeously illustrated songs that are lushly orchestrated by a standard rock quartet augmented by a flutist (Leslie Roberts) and a string quartet. The result is an album that, while little known, is a classic, a masterpiece of modern chamber pop. Released in 1997, this disc walks the line between the deep, darkly expressionistic chamber work of the Tindersticks and the airy, classically augmented breeze-laden pop of Nick Drake à la Five Leaves Left -- long before the millennial obsession with the latter's work was revived due to a Volkswagen commercial. The disc's first two tracks, "Queen Matilda" and "Something Like You," are striking in their seductive, velvety tenderness. The ghost of Drake is everywhere, floating in and hovering above the strings. In the refrain to "Something Like You," one can even hear his voice in Head's phrasing. The difference, however, is in how Head composes lyrics: he's more economical; he merely illustrates the essence of what he's communicating--be it image or emotion--and leaves the listener to fill in the blanks. The other huge influence on Head and the Strands is Pentangle, with slippery modal folk and rock. This music could have been recorded in the early '70s, but what it conveys is timeless. What reverberates through this album on every track is musical savvy. It's in the lyrical reverie of "X Hits the Spot," with jangling guitars and subtle backbeat. "It's Harvest Time," recalls Dave Cousins and Strawbs with open, ringing 12 strings, and piping, echoplexed flute. The electric-acoustic guitar tradeoff between Michael and James in "Fontilan," contains a melancholic theme inside a spacious mix colored by swelling strings. Throughout this gem showcases compositional class and an aesthetic sensibility at once artful yet completely accessible to anyone with an interest in well-written, -played, -produced, and -sung pop. (AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek)
Link http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/bl8bQTPe/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/9lnk0k25dkimh7m/Michael_Head_%26_The_Strands_-_The_Magical_World_of_the_Strands_%5B1997%5D.zip
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02 Pale Fountains - Longshot For Your Love [1998]
The Pale Fountains were an English band formed in Liverpool in 1980, and composed of Mick Head (vocalist/guitarist), Chris McCaffery (bassist), Thomas Whelan (drummer) and former Dislocation Dance trumpeter Andy Diagram (horns). The band split up in 1987, with Mick Head going on to form Shack with his brother John. Andy Diagram had already left in 1984 and would later join James. Bassist and founder member Chris "Biffa" McCaffery died in 1989 of a brain tumour. (Wikipedia)
Collected and released when Head was on the verge of a new level of appreciation via Shack, Longshot for Your Love -- compiling radio sessions, unreleased tracks, and various other obscurities -- made for an appreciative peek back at his early-'80s days with the Pale Fountains. The opening liner notes in the booklet from Yasuharu Konishi of Pizzicato Five are perfectly appropriate. There's a clear sense throughout this enjoyable disc how Head's first outfit provided a bridge between swinging '60s pop and the efforts of a later generation, not merely with Pizzicato Five but Belle & Sebastian or any number of Burt Bacharach-loving acts of the '90s. Head's singing has a rich but clear resonance, calling to mind the exquisite team of Robert Forster and Grant McLennan, while his band's preference for non-feedback-producing guitars ("Love Situation" the notable exception!) and inventive percussion and string arrangements works wonderfully. About the only band remotely like it in the U.K. would have been the earliest incarnation of Pulp, but the Pale Fountains have a sunnier, fuller feeling to their songs, helped in large part by the inspired inclusion of trumpeter Diagram. Those who know him best from his work with James or Spaceheads will enjoy his delicate leads and gentle backing on songs like both takes of "Just a Girl" and a peppy cover of the James Bond movie theme "We Have All the Time in the World." The two BBC sessions presented -- the first a four-song John Peel effort, the second a three-song turn on The Old Grey Whistle Test -- are the heart of the album, and deservedly so, including wonderful takes on the title track, "Benoit's Christmas," and a cover of Deniece Williams' "Free." Detailed essays on the group and a slew of often amusing photographs fill out this excellent CD. (AllMusic Review by Ned Raggett)
Link http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/mpvDsQvU/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/b8b2rxfc6yq4i42/Pale_Fountains_-_Longshot_For_Your_Love_%5B1998%5D.zip
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03 Shack - H.M.S. Fable [1999]
Shack are an English band formed in Liverpool in 1987. Originally Shack consisted of Mick Head (vocals/guitar), his brother John Head (guitar), Justin Smith (bass) and Mick Hurst (drums).
H.M.S. Fable is the third album by Liverpudlian band Shack, released in June 1999 via London Records. It was the band's first album following their reformation after the interest generated by their previous much-delayed album Waterpistol and the album by offshoot band The Strands. H.M.S. Fable was well received by the critics: among the UK music publications, the album was placed at number 2 on both the NME and Uncut critics' poll of the albums of the year for 1999, and number 5 in Select magazine. (Wikipedia)
Link http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/6Relpg2H/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/3ryqgch5j95sg6h/Shack_-_H.M.S._Fable_%5B1999%5D.zip
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Albums I like ... Part 75 can be found below
01 Joe Henderson - Multiple [1973]
Link http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/4dWZlBK0/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/gmle4lke1816gzx/Joe_Henderson_-_Multiple_%5B1973%5D.zip
02 Necessaries - Event Horizon [1982]
Link http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/lFQeTpi1/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/fdc82t8vxcuz959/Necessaries_-_Event_Horizon_%5B1982%5D.zip
03 VA - The Darkest Hour [1997]
Link http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/Nc54wLGX/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/ov4k8q2ufmd3kai/VA_-_The_Darkest_Hour_%5B1997%5D.zip
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BONUS
Les Baxter - Jewels Of The Sea [1961]
Link http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/orlVhTsh/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/72cvkdpi9347ubc/Les_Baxter_-_Jewels_Of_The_Sea_%5B1961%5D.zip
Today a couple of rare Motown albums which I have had for over 20years
Motown Dance Floor Classics vol.4
Lost In The Vaults Until Now.
plus
Nolan Porter 1972 the LP Nolan favourite track If I Could Only Be Sure.
Hope you enjoy.Ex Wheel boy and Blackpool Mecca.
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/FnrO1oHy/file.html
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/u3c4KXO1/file.html
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/uFPVu7fr/file.html
FLAT DUO JETS
The ’88 Outtakes
Recorded in November 1988 during the same sessions that produced their debut self-titled LP. Soulful, emotive raw takes and polished pieces that practically constitute a lost album. As a huge fan who thought I’d heard it all, the most surprising thing in these sessions is the highlight on Dex’s under-recorded piano work, solidly rooted in old-school R&B, dabbling with a slow walking groove, or a sock-hop bopper, or a gospel-drenched romance ballad gently tapped away in Fats Domino’s famous New Orleans triplets. The guitar tracks don’t disappoint either, emerging from the lost library like rare b-sides, yet familiar with their signature blend of raucous instrumentals and impassioned vocal tracks. For all of us who’ve been craving new material from these guys for years, these old unknown tracks are just the slice of pie we need.
Please note: This is a faux release. Tracks are taken from their big Record Store Day boxset, homemade cover is made by me. These songs are just so damn good they deserve to stand on their own.
1 Bring It On Home
2 Minor Swing
3 You Made Me Cry - 01
4 Love Has Its Jokes
5 Penetration 1
6 Rock Me Baby
7 Wild Wild Lover (Outtake)
8 Apple Blossom (Time Mix)
9 Bumblebee Boogie
10 Look Down 2
11 Sleepwalk (Take 7)
12 Harlem Nocturne
13 Justine 1
Flat Duo Jets “The ’88 Outtakes: Unreleased Studio Demos, November 1988” HMC (320)
http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/IIPso8Wv/file.html
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Info:
https://www.discogs.com/Flat-Duo-Jets-Wild-Wild-Love/release/10180811
(tracks from disc 2 were used for this collection)
Can anyone help me I have lost my box sets of Kitty Wells
Wild Evel & The Trashbones - Digging My Grave (2017) @128
http://www.mediafire.com/?wxvgfo8cxv28o1f
That suits to the video of the great Staggers, the ex-band of Wild Evel. This guy release on November 24th 2017 his new album with the Trashbones called "Digging My Grave" and that is already listenable on bandcamp. I take and uploaded it for you as a taster in mp3@128, the same bitrate bandcamp (and Wild Evel) serves their stuff for free.
You already know - if you like it then go to the record shop of your trust and buy the album as LP or CD. Enjoy!
If links don't work for Motown try these.A greeting.
http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/xQX7t97s/file.html
http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/jbcVMRSY/file.html
@mack g
Thanks for the Nolan Porter. Unfortunately the first two links have expired!
Cheers!
Bill
Bonjour à tous les partageurs, je recherche le single Wicks World en 1998 :
The Richmond Sluts – Rock-N-Roll Fantasy
A Rock-N-Roll Fantasy
B Paddy Wagon
Merci par avance
Thierry DEPUIS la France...
Bill don 2 new links
David Wax Museum (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Wax_Museum)
is a male female folk roots duo formed by David Wax and Suz Slezax that play a blend on mexican son music and americana dubbed as "Mexo-Americana". (what's the difference from Tex Mex music. maybe on the amount of chili pepper used to flavor the music or the use of two different music tradition as mexican son and americana, while Tejano can be defined as american music with latin american flavor)
But beyond definitions or originality of proposals, I think music must please to person listen to it. Hope someone can enjoy their music.
2008 I Turned Off Thinking About
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/EAtdHcLa/file.html
2009 Carpenter Bird
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/TQCxIQWl/file.html
2011 Everything is Saved
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/6MsHgE5V/file.html
2012 Knock Knock Get Up
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/zScbOYeE/file.html
2015 Guesthouse
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/mI9FvKhB/file.html
2015 Live on AudioTree
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/uYsd1Ii7/file.html
2016 A La Rumba A La Rumba Ep
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/ArufaIo9/file.html
(Some album are at 192 and not fully tagged (only album, artist and year no tracks and song title sorry in this period i'm busy and that is the best i can do sorry)
For the people interested they have released from some time their last studio album Electric Artifacts. The remain of the story is the same write in some of my previous share)
Wednesday SOUL
https://www.sendspace.com/file/vgicsv
Anonymous said...
Hi folks, anyone have "A Deep Dip Into Alabama Soul Vol 02"?
Chris
A last little bit of Gothic and dark records......
VA - Absolution.zip
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/t9nYapkE/file.html
VA - In Goth Daze.zip
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/y3qTlis7/file.html
VA - Songs For A Black Planet.zip
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/o9HrpxKX/file.html
@Lo-Fi Larry:
"These songs are just so damn good they deserve to stand on their own." I couldn't agree more. A truly influential band (would there be a White Stripes without them?) who always deliver. Great share! Thanks a million.
- Stinky
LoFi Larry -- Thank you for FLAT DUO JETS '88 Outtakes. It takes some work to compile, I know. But I like your style!
Here are some music reference books books in pdf format.
If anyone has any similar books of music discographies or biographies or general music reference books of interest, please do share.
(I used to have access to some others, but foolishly I did not download them as pdf files, and now they are gone. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.)
# The Rough Guide To Soul And R&B:
The songs, the singers, the stories, the soul.
# The Trouser Press Guide To Alternative Music:
The ultimate guide to alternative music. An indispensable encyclopedia of alternative albums, mini albums, CDs and cassettes.
# The Acid Archives (by Patrick Lundborg):
Contains information and reviews of rare, obscure and unknown LP's from the USA and Canada 1965-1982. Features release details and reviews for 4,000 obscure LP's. Psychedelia, garage, folk & folkrock, hippie rock, progressive rock, hard rock, and also some rare singer-songwriter, harmony pop, soft rock, lounge rock, avant garde etc.. are included.
# The Attic:
THE ATTIC contains a vast collection of obscure US/Canadian LPs from the 1960s-1970s amassed as a bi-product of The Acid Archives book project.
Rough Guide Soul R&B + Trouser Press Alternative Music.zip
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/m6CB5HsP/file.html
The Acid Archives + The Attic.zip
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/lp6yrL0i/file.html
As requested
"A Deep Dip Into Alabama Soul Vol 02"
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/KDXGNQ6x/file.html
Enjoy!
Cheers!
Bill
@mack g
THANKS mack g! All OK now,looking forward to these!
Cheers!
Bill
Someone lost Kitty Wells. She's here:
Kitty Wells - After Dark (1959)
http://shareplace.com/?6C08EF449
Kitty Wells - Country Hit Parade (1956)
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/Cj9VDpv8/file.html
Kitty Wells - The Queen Of Country Music (4CD Box - BCD 15 638 - 1993).
http://shareplace.com/?A7E029A513
http://shareplace.com/?C77E640B12
http://shareplace.com/?B37D3BCF7
http://shareplace.com/?9FFFDA1D13
Kitty Wells - Winner Of Your Heart (1957)
http://shareplace.com/?A0DCEAF312
Kitty Wells - 1953 - 1956
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/8Ds6Ejg7/file.html
Kitty Wells - 1956 - 1957 http://www80.zippyshare.com/v/CyUeXLzK/file.html
Kitty Wells - 1957 - 1958
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/k8IB8bdv/file.html
There's more available if these are not right.
Thanks to the original uploaders.
@ RYP
Here you go....
I'm glad to be able to give you something in return for all you've done for us. Thanks.
- A Deep Dip Into Alabama Soul Vol. 2.zip
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/As8UONl0/file.html
Thanks also to northern-madman for original rip.
RYP: can you please reup JUNIOR PARKER "I'm So Satisfield" (The Complete Mercury & Blue Rock Recordings '66-'68)
Much Appreciated, Buck
@mack g
EXCELLENT!! THANKS!
hope this helps out
a deep dip into alabama soul. vol.02.rar
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/Wto66Dpe/file.html
Buck,
okay, soon! Stay tuned!
Does anyone have The Golden Age Of American Rock 'n' Roll vol. 12 (on Ace)?
I found vols 1 - 11 plus the 6 special vols over at 60-70rock.blogspot.com (RIP Angi). These all appear to be @320 and have full high res artwork including booklets if anyone is interested.
Thanks!
dc_animal
@ Anyone Looking For Missed The Deep Soul Collection
All Links Are Alive With 2 Removed From
it's a deep soul thing vol.09 and 10
Keeping Links Alive
PREVIOUS U/L'd In T.Z
Thanks To Gyro And Northern Madman 67 CD's
There Are More Perposely Left Off The List
DEEPSOUL COLLECTIONS FROM T.Z.rar
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/ftLJPu3S/file.html
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thanks for the soul shares @Bob
cheers, S
XTC - Live At B&L Warehouse Athens GA 1982
Here's something I grabbed on Exy, but it wasn't tagged, there were no song titles on the tracks, and there was no artwork, so I fixed all that! Homemade artwork contains the flyer for the original show (which I found on the web) and apparently the opening act that night was R.E.M.
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/Lq12bPLz/file.html
Enjoy!
- Stinky
Wed daily dozen081117
albums are
Ace roddy jackson - central valley fireball[soul & rnb]
aidan nolan - 1974 - tales from the sun
Black Dice-Beaches & Canyons[alt punk]
Clara Mondshine - Memorymetropolis (1983) [Vinyl FLAC] (KS 80.022}
Electric Prunes Underground 1968 Reprise RS-6262 DMkIVB M
Eric Vloeimans-1998 - Bitches And Fairy Tales[jazz]
for your love swarm
Four Seasons-born to wander--tender and soulful ballads (folk-flavored)
Gary Higgins-2011 - A Dream A While Back EP (drag city)
James Walsh Gypsy Band - James Walsh Gypsy Band 1976 @ 320
kevin rowland - my beauty
Kurt Elling-Nightmoves
https://we.tl/i6EdJZoB2a
1 file
Wed daily dozen081117.zip
@Butterboy three great artists and albums today thanks mate
@Luis sounds right up my street friend thanks
@Stinky - Thx for the XTC - Live
@ Monty
Thanks for the Aidan Nolan and Roddy Jackson
I'm looking for stuff by Scott Miller, especially "Big Big World", and "Codependents" (with Rayna Gellert). Also wouldn't mind better copies of his older albums and those with early band the V-Roys, as I have most of them only at 128 mp3. Thanks!
@Bob
Thanks for Wednesdays SOUL helping!
Cheers
Bill
@robgronotte Don't have the specific albums you requested but do have Scott's "Thus Always With Tyrants" and the V-Roys' "Just Add Ice" @VBR.
V-Roys - Just Add Ice:
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/xMlIGiOk/file.html
Scott Miller - Thus Always To Tyrants:
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/fkweHBGJ/file.html
@Bil, thank you very much!
Chris
@ Pubbi
Many thanks for Wild Evel & The Trashbones
@ LoFi Larry
Many thanks for Flat Duo Jets
A greeting
luis - thanks for the David Wax Museum.
@ Monty and Leeisme
glad you like David Wax Museum.
@ dcanimaltube
HERES Volume 12
ace cd 1280 - the golden age of american
rock 'n' roll Vol.12.rar
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/jAJ8a1gg/file.html
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@Barry Eisenberg - I'm glad you liked the XTC Live!
@Lo-Fi Larry - Thanks again for the FLAT DUO JETS. It's great!
@JiffyBoy - Thank you for the V-Roys/Scott Miller!!
Here's another by him:
Scott Miller - Reconstruction
https://workupload.com/file/xV7y9nP
- Stinky
Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Ninety-Eight:
1900s+ Ragtime, Vaudeville, Humor, Gospel, Classical, and a Little More
H-M Artists:
- Harry 'Fred Vernon' Fay, 1909-12 [5@128-30]
- Harry 'Henry Burr' McClaskey, 1903-19 [182@128-320 (except 2)]
- Harry Lauder, 1907-16 [13@320]
- Harry Tally, 1906-16 [1@116, 5@320]
- Helen Trix, 1906-07 [6@128, 1@320]
- John 'Harry Anthony' Young, 1905-08 [7@320]
- John Kaiser, 1905-15 [5@128, 2@320]
- Joseph Natus, 1902~ [4@128]
- Lucy Isabelle 'Anna Howard' Marsh, 1908-11 [5@320]
- Manuel Romain, 1909-16 [7@320]
- Marshall Lufsky, 1908-09 [1@128, 3@320]
- Murray K. Hill, 1907-13 [7@96-320]
Seven-day link (expires Nov. 15):
https://we.tl/dftdnNmv3G
Would you believe -- ? Tomorrow we wrap up the decade already, and the long century, with our last eight artists, a compilation, and a more-humble grab-bag of orphaned musicians. Afterward, we travel to the 1890s, and the very beginning of commercially recorded sound...
These aren't my rips, but it is my link... and, as always, with a thank-you to these near-forgotten artists, and to the original uploaders and hosts 'way back when - most appreciatively Lee Hartsfeld (musicyouwont.blogspot.com), Michel (Jazz-On-Line.com), Archive.org, and the UCSB Library, among others.
!!CAVEAT AUDITOR!!
This is truly a very different era in Western media!
Because these are acoustic recordings (no microphone), the nature and quality of the sound aren't what twenty-first-century ears are used to. The era's sense of humor is very different, in some key ways... certain yesterday-subjects aren't funny today (well, vice-versa, too), and might now offend some ears. And many artists make multiple recordings and versions of their songs and routines...
Here in the promising dawn of the new century, there is great beauty on the gramophone, and in clothing and architecture... and yes, there is fresh horse-manure on the street, too. It should not be painted over or instantly shoveled away just to give us a "cleaner" view at the everyday world, back then... but you'll want to step carefully as you go about and look around. It's really worth it.
Cheers!
@ dcanimaltube
Heres The Follow Ups If You Need It
BTW Both @ 320 With Booklets
ace cd 1190 - The Golden Age Of American Rock 'N'
Roll Follow-Up Hits.rar
http://www59.zippyshare.com/v/0TVN9fxt/file.html
Does anybody out there still have this Label Comp. originally posted SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2009
"Smashing Time" - A Countdown Compilation 1987 - VA
thanks for checking
Thomas aka indigosinsf
Does anybody out there still have this Label Comp. originally posted SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2009
"Smashing Time" - A Countdown Compilation 1987 - VA
thanks for checking
Thomas aka indigosinsf
Stinky (or Luis or anybody),
do you have more of "Nous Non Plus" as heard on the Cheesy Organ #4 ?
Hermann
(btw. thanks for that series)
Many thanks To,
mack g & Bob for todays soul post.
cheers,ELtel
Anyone have Jerry Jeff Walker albums: Bein' Free (1970); Contrary To Ordinary (1978)?
Luke
Many thanks to Bob for the reference material!
Thank You Bob for the Kitty Wells Albums, Please post more in zippyshare Big Thanks
Does anyone have any Michael Penn records that they would like to share?
@Bob: thank you for the great reading material - another shelf for our virtual reference-library bookcases... cheers!
@Bob
Thanks for the Kitty Wells!
-Todd
great stuff, Mack G. Many thanks.
Thanks for the Leather Uppers,LoFi@Larry!Got the vinyls from Goner,but didn't know there was more on their bandcamp page-including a cover of Love Gun,which may be a cover of(unconfirmed)Blue Cheers' Dr. Please.
dcanimaltube said...
Does anyone have The Golden Age Of American Rock 'n' Roll vol. 12 (on Ace)?
Here it is with Covers and booklet.
Link: http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/NdUlijRa/file.html
Thank you.. Buck
For dcanimaltube
Hi,
You can find the volume 12 of the golden age of american rock 'n' roll here :
http://forwardwiththesong.blogspot.com
Cheers
Bob:
Thanks for the shares.
For more, try:
arouseyourpasson.blogspot.com
Perhaps archive.org may satisfy as well. They have an incredible search with multiple filters, as there is a ton of stuff there. Here, for example, search results for 'psychedelic' available all the time:
https://archive.org/details/textsand[]=loans__status__status%3A%22NULL%22&and[]=psychedelic
You'll see there's fanzines, mainstream music press, books, etc.
Happy hunting!
@Luke
Here is JJW Contrary to ordinary. Enjoy
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/1uM6WkIG/file.html
Thank you LoFi Larry: great post!
@ LoFi Larry,
More Flat Duo Jets, please!
Wow Aging Child, you found a pair of forgotten backup flash drives.... and sharing unknowns! 2018 will be fine year for TZ too! Meanwhile I am using that timemachine you shared and enjoying the ride. Still in the 1900's but also eager to hop to the recording root. Cheers.
@Anonymous:
Sorry, I seem to have lost my Nous Non Plus in a hard drive crash.
In addition to the track on Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ! Vol. 4, there's also a track on Vol. 12.
I've continued to produce Volumes, but comments on them died down, so I took a break from posting them. I'll start putting some of them up, now that there's interest. I'm up to Vol. 42 & going strong!
- Stinky
@Anonymous, @Norbert Hesse thanks for the Rock n Roll Vol. 12 shares
@Jean-Jacques MURA - Thanks for finding the original blog that made me look for it. I remembered running across it but then couldn't find the blog again (I don't believe it's in RYP's blogroll). I've now added it to mine.
dc_animal
Stinky thanks for looking.
Always gems in your collections - please continue sharng.
Hermann
Aging Child, thanks for all the shares on the older music. Just sad I missed some of the earlier posts. Maybe one day they can be reposted.
Great work to put it together.
@MuddyW: Please don't count on my pulling any rabbits out of those found-drives' hats. I'd originally sent them to a musician friend (he builds his own guitars!), loaded with, I think, 30s-50s Jazz and Blues - largely what I posted here a while back, and then deleted. My friend returned... and I put them away and forgot about them until this past weekend. They're on my desk right now, begging me to open them up for a look - so I'm really curious, but they've got to wait another day or two while I take care of other, non-time-travel things.
2018 will of course be a great year for TZ; it's a first-rate Community with an unequaled, unsurpassed guiding hand... and more variety than a mile-long all-you-can-eat buffet bar on payday weekend. Keep plenty of bibs in reach.
Cheers!
thanks for the Michael Head! is this the "new" version that was rereleased and (i believe) remixed a few years back?
Bob,
Thanks for the Kitty Wells collections.
Mike
Thanks Butterboy for Les Baxter - Jewels Of The Sea and to Bob for the Goth shares and The Acid Archives + The Attic books.
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