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Les Yper-Sound – Too Fortiche + 3
Fontana 460 233 ME (France 1967)
4 track vinyl EP
There was actually no group called “Les Yper-Sound”. In 1967, French musicians Pierre Henry and Michel Colombier composed music for Maurice Béjart’s ballet “Messe Pour Le Temps Présent” (Mass For Present Time). The result was released on an LP credited to Pierre Henry and Michel Colombier, titled “Les Jerks Electroniques De La Messe Pour Le Temps Présent Et Musiques Concrètes de Pierre Henry Pour Maurice Béjart”. At the same time, two tracks from that LP (“Too Fortiche” and “Psyché Rock”) were released on a single credited to “Les Yper-Sound” in France and to “Pierre Henry” in Germany, and two other tracks (“Teen Tonic” and “Jéricho Jerk”) were then added to be released on this, a 4-track EP. The EP was also credited to “Les Yper-Sound”, who didn’t actually exist.
1. Too Fortiche (2:42)
2. Teen Tonic (2:39)
3. Psyché Rock (2:53)
4. Jéricho Jerk (2:27)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/GpcQSwdO/file.html
Bob Dylan - Odds & Ends (Unsurpassed Maestro Vol. 1)
Sick Cat 006 (Unknown country, 1991)
An assortment of outtakes, demos, edits, and recordings throughout his career.
01. Whatcha Gonna Do (mistitled What You Gonna Do) (The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan outtake, April 1962)
02. Sally Gal (The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan outtake, April 1962)
03. Ramblin' Down Through The World (1963-04-12 Town Hall, New York, NY)
04. You've Been Hidin' Too Long (mistitled You Bin Hidin’ Too Long) (1963-04-12 Town Hall, New York, NY)
05. Suze (The Cough Song) (mistitled Suzy) [longer version] (The Times They Are A-Changin' outtake)
06. You Don't Have To Do That (Bringing It All Back Home outtake 1965-01-13)
07. Jet Pilot (October 1965 CBS Studio, New York, NY with The Band)
08. Working On A Guru (1970-05-01 CBS Studio B, New York, NY with George Harrison)
09. Let Me See (early 1980s work tape)
10. Lily, Rosemary, And The Jack Of Hearts (Blood On The Tracks test pressing)
11. Nuggets Of Rain (with Bette Midler) (Songs For The New Depression outtake)
12. Hurricane (1975-07-30 original version & lyrics)
13. Am I Your Stepchild? (1978-11-13 Oakland, CA publishing demo)
14. Seven Days (1976-04-21 Tampa, FL publishing demo)
15. Yonder Comes Sin (October 1980 Rundown Studios publishing demo)
16. Mystery Train (Shot Of Love outtake, April/May 1981 Clover, Los Angeles, CA)
17. Watered Down Love [with extra verse] (Shot Of Love outtake, April/May 1981 Clover, Los Angeles, CA)
18. Honey Wait (July 1985 Intergalactic Studio, New York, NY)
19. That's Alright Mama (The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan outtake)
Artwork Included (front, back, inside, CD)
http://www112.zippyshare.com/v/pHq9mr5n/file.html
John Fahey - Requia
Vanguard 79259 (USA 1967)
1. Requiem For John Hurt (5:10)
2. Requiem For Russell Cooper (8:56)
3. When The Catfish Is In Bloom (7:42)
4. Requiem For Molly (Part 1) (7:40)
5. Requiem For Molly (Part 2) (7:46)
6. Requiem For Molly (Part 3) (2:33)
7. Requiem For Molly (Part 4) (3:00)
8. Fight On Christians, Fight On (1:57)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels).
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/FCvK7lsw/file.html
Sunday SOUL
Thanks to the original uploaders.
- Funky Collector Vol.7.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/MSabzmpn/file.html
- Funky Collector Vol.8.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/iUrBVg0Y/file.html
- Funky Collector Vol.9.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/4MMZLWzd/file.html
- Funky Collector Vol.10.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/q6xgeGlZ/file.html
- Funky Collector Vol.11.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/Mc5Ine12/file.html
- Funky Collector Vol.12.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/5UJzGiFM/file.html
Sup Pop label Pt. 3
I've found another 2 CD's which go nicely with the earlier ones I put
here. Enough of all that wet mush, it's time for some more aggressive sounds from Sub Pop, including:-
Constantines, A Frames, Sleater-Kinney, Low, Kelley Stoltz, Iron & Wine, Mudhoney, Tad, L7, Screaming Trees, Afghan Whigs, The Shins, Flight Of The Conchords, Pissed Jeans, The Postal Service, Eric Matthews......
VA - Sub Pop Terminal Sales Vol. 1-Songbook Of Songs.zip
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/w4IXJ7BG/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-2005-Sub-Pop-Records-Songbook-Of-Songs/release/2132620
VA - Sub Pop Sub Pop 300! (Mojo Presents).zip
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/nhqDjQ16/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Sub-Pop-300/release/1400039
The Who - Live At Fillmore East 6th April 1968. With bonus tracks
FLAC
https://we.tl/Z24WxvVzad
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/vxQ08rf2/file.html
MP3
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/LZXF9KCP/file.html
One of my favorite comedy acts of all time is The Smothers Brothers. I remember their TV variety show well, and I hope someday those shows will be released intact instead of the chopped-up versions aired on “E!” some time ago (though I suspect the reason is the same music licensing issues that held up “WKRP in Cincinnati” for years). Until then, I have a few albums – note, the bitrates are HORRIBLE (from 64kpb to 128kpb). If anyone has better copies, I’d love them. In the meantime…
1961 – At the Purple Onion http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/BnZRop1b/file.html
1962 – Two Sides of the Smothers Brothers http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/O1kCIdM7/file.html
1963 – Curb Your Tongue, Knave http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/rwcA0mKd/file.html
1963 – Think Ethnic! http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/labPk3uP/file.html
1964 – It Must Have Been Something I Said http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/B0ZPOhEA/file.html
1965 – Mom Always Liked You Best http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/tX4WtgI7/file.html
MORE FROM SOUL VAULT COLLECTION
Thanks To The Northern - Madman For The Links And Up's
modern soul majic. vol.01. lucky, lucky me.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/PQw9jKvy/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.02. the whole damn world is goin'
crazy.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/92acOHWs/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.03. the sweetest feeling.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/toRzkxzi/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.04. too much too late.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/QwMbJjoD/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.05. shadow lover.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/1YNri3F3/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.06. dance with me.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/XP3Akfkr/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.07. mind over matter.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/r5TC11Hl/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.08. weekend.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/Vrr8Tj1i/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.09. call 911 emergency.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/mU3J1I03/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.10. turned to stone.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/Doq9qTd9/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.11. read you like a book.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/qe8WjpKm/file.html
modern soul majic. vol.12. watcha gonna do.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/vdIAKxjz/file.html
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By The Way Loving The Anonymous Comment On The Moder
Soul Series Try Getting Your Hearing Aid Updated Or Better
Still Try Turning It On It Works Wonders
Have A Nice Day
Sundays Bakers Dozen 101217
albums are
Broken Jug - 1987 - Burning Down The Neighbourhood LP[garage rock]
Bubblegum the punk - this is powerpop vol1_
Charles Lloyd & Billy Higgins-Which Way Is East[2 cd]
De Wolfe - 1975 - Monty Python And The Holy Grail - De Wolfe, Neil Innes (songs)
Demian - Selftitled (US Hard-Psych 1971, Ex-Bubble Puppy) (@256)
high circle - 1986 - out of darkness (lp subcore records)
Hippy Hippy Shake Swarm
Horst Jankowski-A walk in the black forest (1965)
Jesse Malin-Meet Me At The End Of The World E.P.
Juha Salminen -2008 - 'Olet aatoksissain'
katch 22 - it's soft rock and allsorts 68,uk
Keith - 98.6_ain't gonna lie
lily and maria - st (1968)acid folk
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/ie8RO94jkL
1 file
Sundays bakers Dozen 101217.zip
A couple of requests on this fine Sunday:
The Cuca Records Rock Story (vols. 1, 2 and 3) on the Collector label
https://www.discogs.com/label/629809-The-Cuca-Records-Rock-Story
Ultra-Rare Rockin' and Boppin' vols 1, 2, 3 and 4 on Chief Records
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Ultra-Rare-Rockin-Boppin-Volume-1/release/7559178
et al
"Ain't Gonna Cry Anymore" Folk Rock & Then Some - featured here on TZ a few thousand moons ago
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2013/07/aint-gonna-cry-anymore-folk-rock-then.html
Thanks to everyone here at TZ for the cornucopia of music from funk to folk, soul to swamp pop, comedy to classical, indie to instrumental surf.
This was requested sorry about br[only 128]
Patti Smith-Roots[boot].zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/j3Lmvknx/file.html
Anonymous
Is there really any need for a sarcastic response to the post about quality of the modern soul compilations? I also downloaded the original posts and have found that the sound on these is extremely muffled and frankly unlistenable. I will re-download just in case there has been some sort of glitch.
Happy Sunday, everyone, and thanks for all the music!
Here's the latest installment of my CHEESY ORGAN series. They're designed to fit on a CD, with artwork included. The goal is to cover as much musical ground, from as many eras as possible, while not losing the thread. Containing cheesy organ is the only other requirement for inclusion!
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #32!
01. Renee - Hoehn & Duren
02. I'll Get You - Michael Carpenter
03. Red River Rock - Johnny & The Hurricanes
04. Are We Ourselves? - The Fixx
05. I Live In The City - The Humans
06. Momentary Breakdown - Lene Lovich
07. Season Of The Witch - Lou Rawls
08. Stuck To You (Live) - Nikka Costa
09. Walk Away Renee - The Left Banke
10. Spill The Wine - Eric Burdon & War
11. I Want You - Kings Of Leon
12. I'm Your Puppet - Dann Penn
13. Change Your Mind - Randy Weeks
14. You Better Run - The Rascals
15. Highway Star - Deep Purple
16. Touch Me - Ian Astbury
17. She's Not There - Neko Case & Nick Cave
18. Man Of The World - Baio
19. We're Pretty Quick - The Madd
20. Carnival Of Souls - The Verbtones
21. Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft - Klaatu
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/swCJ6IyG/file.html
- Stinky
HERE’s the latest installment!
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #33
01. Lowdown (Live) - Boz Skaggs
02. Try Me - Ruby Winters
03. Go Home, Girl - Ry Cooder
04. The Rattlesnake Shake - Screamin' Witch Doctors
05. Never Tear Us Apart - Paloma Faith
06. Coke, Suede & Waterbeds - The Sopwith Camel
07. Town & Country - Electric Range
08. Baby, Let's Wait - The Rugbys
09. Comfortably Numb - Scissor Sisters
10. Goodbye To You (Live) - Scandal
11. Stinky - The Halibuts
12. Emotion - Samantha Sang
13. The First Cut Is The Deepest - Norma Frazer
14. Whine & Grine/Stand Down Margaret - The English Beat
15. Daddy You Just Gotta Let Him In - The Satisfactions
16. Little Baby Be Mine - The Sounds
17. How Do You Catch A Girl - Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs
18. Living In Hope - The Rutles
19. Mexican Radio - Wall Of Voodoo
20. Ego - The Sounds
21. Tell Her She's Lovely - El Chicano
22. You Never Give Me Your Money - Sarah Vaughan
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/iPpWJKk3/file.html
- Stinky
Gov't Mule – The Deep End Volume 1 (2001) 2CD @320
1-1 Fool's Moon
Organ, Clavinet – Bernie Worrell
Vocals, Bass – Jack Bruce
1-2 Life On The Outside
Guitar – Audley Freed
Organ – Eddie Harsch
Vocals, Bass – Larry Graham
Written-By – A. Freed
1-3 Banks Of The Deep End
Bass, Backing Vocals – Mike Gordon
Organ, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] – Danny Louis
Written-By – J. Linitz*, M. Gordon*
1-4 Down And Out In New York City
Bass – Flea
Organ, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] – Rob Barraco
Tenor Saxophone – Keith Barry
Trombone – Dan Weinstein
Trumpet – Mike Uhler
Written-By – B.R. DeVorzan, W. L. Chandler
1-5 Effigy
Bass – Mike Watt
Vocals – Jerry Cantrell
Written-By – J.C. Fogerty
1-6 Maybe I'm A Leo
Bass – Roger Glover
Organ – Randall Bramblett
Written-By – I. Gillan, I. Paice, J. Lord, R. Blackmor*, R.D. Glover
1-7 Same Price
Bass – John Entwistle
Organ, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Synthesizer – Page McConnell
1-8 Soulshine
Bass – Willie Weeks
Organ, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] – Chuck Leavell
Vocals, Guitar – Little Milton
1-9 Sco-Mule
Bass – Chris Wood (
Guitar – John Scofield
Organ, Clavinet – Bernie Worrell
1-10 Worried Down With The Blues
Bass – Oteil Burbridge
Guitar – Gregg Allman
Slide Guitar – Derek Trucks
Written-By – A. Woody, J. Jaworowicz
1-11 Beatifully Broken
Bass – Stefan Lessard
Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Organ – Danny Louis
Written-By – D. Louis
1-12 Tear Me Down
Bass, Vocals – Bootsy Collins
Engineer, Mixed By – David Z
Organ, Synthesizer [Moog] – Bernie Worrell
1-13 Sin's A Good Man's Brother
Bass – Allen Woody
Written-By – M. Farner
Disc 2 - Hidden Treasure
2-1 Blind Man In The Dark
2-2 Fallen Down
2-3 Jesus Just Left Chicago
2-4 Soulshine
https://www.discogs.com/Govt-Mule-The-Deep-End-Volume-1/release/4664279
Phil Lesh & Friends – There And Back Again
1 Celebration
Written-By – Phil Lesh, Robert Hunter
2 Night Of A Thousand Stars
Written-By – Phil Lesh, Robert Hunter, Warren Haynes
3 The Real Thing
Written-By – Warren Haynes
4 Again And Again
Written-By – Jimmy Herring, Robert Hunter
5 No More Do I
Written-By – Phil Lesh, Robert Hunter
6 Patchwork Quilt
Written-By – Warren Haynes
7 Liberty
Written-By – Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter
8 Midnight Train
Written-By – Phil Lesh
9 Leave Me Out Of This
Written-By – Jeff Mattson (, Bob Barraco
10 Welcome To The Underground
Written-By – Warren Haynes
11 Rock-N-Roll Blues
Violin – Michael Kang
Written-By – Phil Lesh, Robert Hunter
https://www.discogs.com/Phil-Lesh-Friends-There-And-Back-Again/release/6926906
All in one zip file
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/kRfd1BXi/file.html
Here's a selection of Cuca Records compilations
va-The Cuca records story vol 1_Elemental instrumentals 2005.zip
http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/WwWQN9s4/file.html
V.A. - The Cuca Records Story - Ultra Rare Garage and Psych Rock from the 60's (2006).zip
http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/rNefeSNW/file.html
the cuca records rock story, vol. 2 (netherlands, 1982).zip
http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/j5JpitbX/file.html
Cuca Rock n Roll Story Vol3.zip
http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/cQmSuF5f/file.html
the last is my rip of a cd I have
hope these are helpful
@ Bob......thanks for all the funk!
Thanks to searnav for the John Fahey. I've never heard this one.
monty, thank you for the Patti Smith boot.
@JWDen, The Smothers Brothers were heroes who pushed for freedom of political expression in a place it didn't really exist:mid 60's American network TV.
TO WAYNE!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi,
You posted the beginning of 5 Vol 1000 Original Hits
Is there a following??
Thanks for continuing
Supporter
Here's some nice Sunday afternoon listening
va - tryin' to make ends meet - rare vintage detroit funk.zip
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/GPyHEAZo/file.html
va - kicks & chicks[60's].zip
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/qMPCZiei/file.html
va - belgian guitar groups.zip
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/7pQIJYlU/file.html
the villains - do the batman (unknown 60's instru).zip
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/OZvThmCR/file.html
Looking for a PATTI SMITH GROUP concert that may or may not exist. It's a concert from Paris that was broadcast on the King Biscuit Flower Hour in the US (and starts off with "Ask the Angels"). I don't know if it's ever been bootlegged but I thought I'd ask here. Thanks, all!!
Gaius said:
One of the first German Beat Groups were "The Petards". Even though they came from the deep southwest of Germany and far away from any musical center of that long gone time they had been well known in the whole country. Starting as a Beat Group they eventually changed to Psychedelic and later to ProgRock. In the later 70's they'd been blown away by Punk.
In the 80's the famous 'Bear Family Records' does a famous remastering and reediting of their work which was a good and worthy end to this band.
Among their discography is a strange edition. In 1970 "The Petards" called themselves "Zonk" for just one album. They'd covered the actual hits from Creedance Clearwater Revival. You can't imagine a film about 'Vietnam-War' without having CCR on the soundtrack. And a German band in that particular part of the country played at a lot of venues that American soldiers are visiting. So it was necessary for the band having next to their own material some good CCR hits on the setlist.
The remarkable thing about "Zonk" is that you'll get CCR without the many filters of the following generation and the musical development. Instead, you'll get it from contemporaries, doing their work as good as they could. You won't hear that strong voice of John Fogerty, but the vocals are well done. The guitar work is quite excellent. Maybe the rhythm section has not quite the strong quality of CCR, but otherwise this could be owed to recording matters and mixing. At least, it's quite remarkable stuff:
http://www87.zippyshare.com/v/2almx66X/file.html
An here are "The Petards" with their own material, a s/t album from 1968, including their mega hit 'Misty Island' as a bonus.
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/AM8pUmUu/file.html
A few days ago I posted some Danish music. Here is another working link for:
Gasolin' 2 (1972) (Denmark, Pop-Rock, 320)
https://yadi.sk/d/IDz1nt4YYbPjT
CRAB DEVIL - Here is Boppin Betty Jean you
asked for. Hope you like it!
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/xnwtdlkN/file.html
Anonymous asked yesterday for covers
to Wild Streak. Included on this link.
Thanks for asking.
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/UEyCL2YC/file.html
@Anonymous - They were indeed. One of the most telling moments of my relationship with my father (such as it was) was him getting pissed off at the Smothers Brothers for having Pete Seeger (another hero of mine) on singing "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy" It only made me more interested in folk and protest music...
Mark R - possibly this one ?
http://www.bootlegzone.com/album.php?name=pskbfh
Not sure if I have it , I'll check tomorrow when I get home .
My Patsy Cline collection is embarrassingly small and sad. :(
Can anyone share a comprehensive collection of her work? Any double disc collections or box sets out there?
@Aging Child: As a child, the "WHOOPEE!" that opens "Cocktails for Two" was a beacon of hilarity. Thanks for sharing Spike Jones.
Here are a couple of Sunday Funnies. Enjoy!
Jackie 'Moms' Mabley
"At The Playboy Club" (1961) and "Breaks Up the Network" (1968) @128
https://mega.nz/#F!q8wQjCqb!1qLo74tCDjoWC65FGYafWg
Buddy Hackett
"Live in Atlantic City" @128
https://mega.nz/#F!OlwjzJ4S!UL8IJFquColMCsWI_PFnqg
@JWDen
A cluster of Smothers:
"Live at the Purple Onion" (1961)
https://mega.nz/#F!To4g1RZL!2ufsAsOOMEVLyRMxDar0vQ
"The Two Sides of The Smothers Brothers" (1962)
https://mega.nz/#F!XwwghTSb!9Q0OxO5qkKA0vsF3t9HB2g
"The Smothers Brothers Play It Straight" (1966)
https://mega.nz/#F!jgARVKbC!c6up1vXTJqODHOepRWn-Eg
@monty - Thanks for digging into your collection for some of the Cuca collections. You had a variety from all 3 collections that I know of (Ace, Classics and Collector).
I did get one that I needed, vol. 2, so thank you!
Anyone else possibly have vol. 1 or vol. 3 from the Cuca Records Rock Story on the Collector label (I think vol 1 has a sub-title of 'Rock from the Mid-West)?
Thanks!
Filling my own request:
Cuca Records Rock Story (White Label).zip
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/0eWqxawu/file.html
ZIP contains Vol. 1 @192, Vol. 2 @320, and Vol. 3 @192.
Enjoy!
@Scott Marks - thanks for the upgrades!
Has anyone been on Israbox today? They changed it all around. Now, instead of using Turbobit they have some new thing that you have to sign up and pay for.
@ zigzagwanderer:
That bootleg link you provided has part of the PATTI SMITH GROUP Paris show that I was looking for but leaves out a few others, inclu. "Easter." My search continues. Thanks for the lead!!
Here's one I wish I'd known to include with that nine-disk set of "103 of the Best Songs You've Never Heard" I posted a few weeks ago. But I just found it in my old-CD drawer two days ago; verry interresting...
While in Germany early in November of 1996, I picked up a copy of the German-language Rolling Stone for my indie-loving Germanophile friend... and because it came with a free music CD. That was a novelty back then, but something that Mojo and others -- just about everybody -- would soon begin to do. And I have a hunch this disk set me up to collect the 103-best series just a few years later.
info: https://www.discogs.com/Various-New-Voices-Vol-8/release/1182992
I don't know whether this comp represents a cross-section of German Rolling Stone's September/October '96 best sellers, or new artists they were kick-starting. I doubt that Ms. Indie still has the magazine today; I'd love to see it again myself, and tell you more. The rip and link (and CD) are mine, though... and the listening pleasure is yours:
Rolling Stone Presents: New Voices, vol. 8 [14@320]
01 Little Axe - Storm Is Rising
02 Nickelbag - Win
03 Ali Zapak - Acid Rage
04 Butter - Loser for Love
05 The Schramms - Tell Me Again and Again
06 16 Horsepower - Haw
07 Doyle Bramhall II - The Reason I Live
08 Ani DiFranco - Shameless
09 Tracy Bonham - Mother, Mother
10 Billy Bragg - Upheld
11 Sitter - Popstar
12 Doggy - Good Enough
13 Ruth Hopkins and Luminarios - Careless
14 Sharon Stoned - Down
seven-day link:
https://we.tl/85CMTSAhAo
(expires Dec. 17)
Cheers!
Thanks for all the Smothers Brothers!
@ Aging Child (aren't we all!)
Nice Rolling Stone comp. Is Ruth Hopkins the sister to Rich Hopkins? :-)
Thank you, Monty--really happy to find this.
As ever, this place is the best.
Back in Baby's Arms
Here's a little more Patsy for you....Hope it fits the bill!
https://we.tl/dpVWDdOhoh
@djmcblues2 -- This is just a general "thank you" for the
whole series to date. I think I'm all caught up now (and
looking forward to any new volumes). Everything's going
on my iPod so I can feel better on the way to work and
even better on the way back.
Hi AC - i've got about 160 of the Rolling Stone compilations (physically),
thanks for yours, this one i hadn't.
the issue is that about 1 song per disc is really good, the rest is fillers.
if there is interrest in this stuff i can make a list of what i have and share some of it by request.
Hermann
Bob, thanks for the funk & northern madman & Anonymous for the Modern Soul Majic.
cheers,ELtel
Oddly enough, JWDen, I had these three in the chamber and ready to post when I saw your message. Grate minds, eh? ;)
Tomorrow, it's National Lampoon Day!
Until that time...
@Searnav: Thank you for the Dylan odds-and-ends!
@Stinky: thank you for the latest visits to your Cheese shop; my bet is that John Cleese would not be disappointed... at least, I'm not!
@ScottM: Quite agree; folks recall all the great yuk-yuks Spike offered up... and don't note his nicely honed bandmastership, nor the first-rate skills of many of his troupe (e.g., Red Ingle). PDQ Bach could be shoehorned similarly. Regardless; it's all good...
...cheers!
@ Scott Marks - Many thanks for the Smothers Brothers Cluster!
Babys Arms
Here's a nice Patsy Cline comp for you. Enjoy.
Patsy Cline - Sweet Dreams: The Complete Decca Studio Masters @320
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/fXjS21kf/file.html
Many thanks to Wayne for posting Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes (24CD's)
Does anyone have other compilations to make this series complete?
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - 60 Instrumental Greats
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - 1955_It Was A Very Good Year
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - A Little Bit of Soul_A Little Bit of Rock 'N' Roll
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - Be My Valentine
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - Easy Tiger
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - It's A Girls World
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - Let The Good Times Roll
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - Love Songs 2
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - Magic Moments
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - Rock 'N' Roll At The Movies
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - Shakin' All Over
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - The Fifties Greatest Hits
VA - Lemon Popsicles And Strawberry Milkshakes - Welcome To The 60's
VA - Lemon Popsicles and Strawberry Milkshakes [10 Disc Box Set]
Greetings,
Muske
Patti Smith, Paris 26-03-1978
http://www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/patti-smith-1978-03-26-paris-fm-flac-174117.html
... that Dina said ...
In the spirit of No Rock And Roll Sunday, here's two albums from plugboard-era analog synthesizer wizard Isao Tomita:
Snowflakes Are Dancing introduced never before heard sounds that are now part of our everday acoustical landscape - like those engraved in the minds of anyone who watched Jack Horkheimer, the Star Hustler, on PBS.
Firebird proves that Tomita was no flash in the pan, doing for Stravinsky what he previously did for Debussy, creating a set of electronic voices tailored expressly for the music at hand, and playing them with virtuoso skill.
Snowflakes Are Dancing, FLAC:
https://mega.nz/#!UqgiHJrD!KixiHIe1VRN7E1imy-gt4I7EtpXckoPR-dD7zNOYAHE
Snowflakes Are Dancing, @320:
https://mega.nz/#!syBSwBTA!sC2AABLUMcHL3Urw95Qev8TWjlpNi1evtHpra5z0-Zc
Firebird Suite, FLAC: https://mega.nz/#!t3Y2iJRS!P87RBf-iGiyxERLfTDzFcI5ksorLc-tTdB8OfCfYARc
Firebird Suite, @320:
https://mega.nz/#!knwS2QIa!FIFLOdXUarCfLK0raq2CxDWHo28Yz66n-wVb0osyBmM
The Patti Smith King Biscuit show 26-03-1978 is probably this one: www90.zippyshare.com/v/1M8daNng/file.html
2 files
Rhonda Washington (VBR) & Laura Cantrell (3 Vol FLAC).zip
Soul Explosion (5CDs).zip
https://we.tl/aENY8KRIZB
@Anonymous said...
TO WAYNE!!!!!!!!!!!
I was waiting to see if there was any response
before posted any more of that series.
I will post the rest of them starting in a couple of days.
TO WAYNE!!!!!!!!!!! From @Supporter
Thanks Forward
BTW have you the collection 12 LP's; American Golden Oldies?
@ Psyclist:
Thanks for the Patti Smith ups!! Appreciated!
Many thanks to JWDen and Scott Marks for the Smothers Brothers! I have fond childhood memories of listening to them, Spike Jones, and PDQ Bach.
YankeeBoy said...
Has anyone been on Israbox today? They changed it all around. Now, instead of using Turbobit they have some new thing that you have to sign up and pay for. December 10, 2017 at 8:31 PM.
Not aware that Israbox has gone to ‘sign and pay’. They have gone ‘sign up’
which just involves you 'making up' a username, password, and email address.
I cannot stress strongly enough the risks of giving personal and bank/cc details
to anyone but authorized/trusted record outlets. Try these ‘sign up’links
https://www.israbox.cc/user/kamane/news/
http://exystence.net/blog/category/editions/
Shadow,
I tried Israbox, signed up but unable to download anything (permission denied)
Emile
Blogger Psyclist much thanks!
@Geriatrix [hello, crossgender synonym!]: I can't tell you anything more about the disk and who's on it. Discogs says there was info on the back page of that issue... which might be available someplace in PDF. I know who Nicky Hopkins was (RIP). ;-)
@Hermann: Dir muss ich mal sagen, I C H interesse habe! Your assessment's right, re the cream-vs.-crap ratio, subjective though it is. I recognized maybe four of the artists on the disk, and Tracy Bonham's track got heavy airplay once I was in the States again.
If you do post any of your RS goodies (and I'd love to see how huge your physical musical library is!), could you give a little bit of background... at least for me and my twin sister, Geriatrix?
Cheers!
EmileB said... December 11, 2017 at 10:31 PM
Shadow,I tried Israbox, signed up but unable to download anything (permission denied)
That’s weird. Emile2 Francozola emilef@virgin.net has just signed in no problem.
Some more sign up links
https://www.israbox.cc/user/artmuss/news/
https://www.israbox.cc/user/fantastik/news/
Thank You Psyclist
The Patti Smith is a great listen
Regards
Details of the Patti Smith King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast:
http://www.bootlegzone.com/album.php?name=pskbfh
"Circulating as a (fictional) 28 February 1978 show at the Cellar Door, Washington, this is in fact a mix of tracks from two King Biscuit Flour Hour broadcasts - from 16 January 1976 at the Cellar Door, Washington DC, and 26 March 1978 at the Pavillion de Paris."
Fyi, there are recordings of both 1976 Cellar Door sets (early & late sets).
Didn't have the Paris recording. Thanks Psychlist!
Thanks Bob for the Sub Pop comps.
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