Friday, 29 December 2017

…and now for something completely different! 115

We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests! All the rest official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy.
Enjoy!
RYP and Gyro1966

98 comments:

JWDen said...

Today is the second installment of Elton John’s singles and B-sides. I have a feeling these are the British releases as I find no “Ego” among the cuts here, though its B-side, “Flintstone Boy” appears elsewhere in this collection. Some of these cuts also now appear on the EJ album re-releases as bonus tracks, but I like having them in one place. Again, all at 320kpbs.

Disc 4: Choc Ice Goes Mental/Earn While You Learn/Dreamboat/Crystal/A Simple Man/Lonely Boy/Tortured/I Heard It Through the Grapevine (Live, Wembley, 1977)/In Neon/Act of War (Pt. 2)/The Man Who Never Died/Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word (Live, Wembley, 1977)/I’m Still Standing (Live, Wembley, 1977)/Too Low for Zero (Live, Wembley, 1977)/Candy by the Pound http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/sAM195bx/file.html

Disc 5: Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On, I Saw Her Standing There, Twist and Shout (Live, Wembley, 1984)/Your Song (Live, Wembley, 1984)/Restless (Live, Wembley, 1984)/Highlander/Billy and the Kids/Lord of the Flies/I Need You to Turn To & Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me (Live, Australia, 1986)/Rope Around a Fool/Whipping Boy/Saint/Heavy Traffic/Song for You, Blue Eyes, I Guess That’s Why They Call It the Blues (Live, Australia, 1986)/Dancing in the End Zone http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/PduvU8gS/file.html

Disc 6: Love is a Cannibal/Durban Deep/Healing Hands/Whispers/I Don’t Wanna Go On With You Like That/Medicine Man/I Swear I Heard the Night Talking/Made for Me/Song for Guy/Suit of Wolves/Understanding Woman/The Last Song/The Show Must Go On (Live, Wembley, 1992)/Can You Feel the Love Tonight? (Instrumental)/The One (Live, Los Angeles, 1995) http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/OvzLo8w2/file.html

The Kitsch Korner continues the “Hair” growth with “DisinHAIRited,” an album of tunes which didn’t make the final Broadway cut but occasionally find their way into other performances (“Explanatooch,” “Electric Blues,” and “The Bed” most often). Prompted by Scott Marks’ recent Kreskin posting (thanks, BTW), we have another hypnotist album, “Relax with Reveen,” and then a visit to 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Bitrates vary on these puppies, but don’t complain. We’ll feed you to Spot.

DisinHAIRited (1970) – http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/zPgdLkpk/file.html
Relax With Reveen (1978) – http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/iAhPHFAV/file.html
At Home With the Munsters (1964) – http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/7p952we5/file.html


Olly in Thailand said...

Dear TZ'ers!
In my endeavour to clone my former vinyl collection,
the artist hardest to find a working link to, is TONY CAREY.
Former RAINBOW, and later successful solo-artist in Germany.
Looking for A LONELY LIFE - THE ANTHOLOGY (2008), or
RETROSPECTIVE (2001), or any albums from between 1983 and 1989.

Thanks!

Searnav said...

Colin Blunstone – Ennismore

Original release = Epic EPC 65278 (Holland 1972)

This Rip = CD = Epic ESCA 7877 (Japan 2002)

with Rod Argent, Mike Snow, Phil Dennys, Russ Ballard, Pete Wingfield, Derek Griffiths, Terry Poole, Steve Bingham, Jim Rodford, Jim Tooney, Robert Henrit, Bryon Lyefoor.

Produced by Chris White and Rod Argent

1. I Don't Believe In Miracles (3:03)
2. Exclusively For Me (2:30)
3. A Sign From Me To You (3:58)
4. Every Sound I Heard (2:26)
5. How Wrong Can One Man Be (2:02)
6. I Want Some More (3:08)
7. Pay Me Later (2:46)
8. Andorra (3:18)
9. I've Always Had You (2:32)
10. Time's Running Out (2:41)
11. How Could We Dare To Be Wrong (3:24)

Japanese CD Artwork Included (part) (front, back, inner)

http://www108.zippyshare.com/v/iD5pFgYy/file.html

JWDen said...

Glad everyone's digging the Elton!!

@Rugby Lad - Here you go: "11/17/70" with bonus cuts. I've also included 11/12/70, a portion of a show EJ did at the Fillmore West five days earlier. The material is much the same except some of the tunes in the "Burn Down the Mission" medley are different. I believe I got these from the old Willard's Wormhole site (again, R.I.P)

17/11/70+ http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/9ymVZDdz/file.html
12/11/70 http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/OBecfYMJ/file.html

@Ryp and/or @Gyro - thank you for taking down yesterday's offensive comment. We all have enough hate in our lives without encountering it here at TZ.

@Scott Marks - Soundtracks? You want 'em, I got 'em. I had the Stan Kenton "Hair" all ready to go up, but you beat me to it. My comedy supply is also depleting. I still have a couple of surprises left, though.

@The In Crowd - Israeli, French, Dutch, Japanese, and Australian "Hair" casts are coming up in future posts.

LoFi Larry said...


THE HUSBANDS

The Husbands were a short-lived tough-girl garage punk & roll band from San Francisco with a sound that drops somewhere between The Shangri-Las and The Trashwomen. Strangely enough, members came from area goth and metal bands, and even draw a bit of that thick production into their distorted stompin’ proto-punk approach. They released two killer albums on the great Swami Records label and haven’t been seen or heard from since, as far as I can tell. Too bad, considering how infectious these albums remain to be.

The Husbands “Introducing The Sounds Of The Husbands” (2003)
1 Orphan Boy
2 In The Basement
3 Swept Aside
4 Nobody But Him
5 Cadillac
6 I Got Plans
7 Take It Or Leave It
8 Deep In My Heart
9 I'm Doing Fine
10 Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
11 Dirty Mouth
12 Better Watch Out
13 We're The Husbands
14 There Goes My Baby

The Husbands “There’s Nothing I’d Like More Than To See You Dead” (2006)
1 Tell Me Your Love Is Only Mine
2 Cut Me Loose
3 Never Again
4 Bar-B-Q
5 Get Even
6 Just Ain't Right For Me
7 Sha La La Daniel
8 Much Too Late
9 Pretty Lil' Baby
10 Nervous
11 B.I.L.L.Y.
12 Make It Right
13 Just Like That
14 Monster Party
15 Look What You've Done
16 Running Scared
17 You Know What Sadie?



The Husbands “Introducing The Sounds Of The Husbands” (2003) 320
http://www59.zippyshare.com/v/4p5PPyZj/file.html

The Husbands “There’s Nothing I’d Like More Than To See You Dead” (2006) 320
http://www59.zippyshare.com/v/Y5TP3Q18/file.html


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Info:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/363991-The-Husbands

96dbFreak said...

Elton John? Here are Twilight Zone? How utterly delightful!

Bob said...

Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music [Part 2]

Track listings:- CD 7-9
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Troubadours-Folk-And-The-Roots-Of-American-Music-Part-3/release/10539091

Track listings:- CD 10-12
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Troubadours-Folk-And-The-Roots-Of-American-Music-Part-4/release/8155594

Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music Vols. 7 - 12

- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD7 (1956-75).zip
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/dM9dwUfq/file.html

- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD8 (1961-73).zip
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/551Z4hHD/file.html

- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD9 (1965-74).zip
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/UAog9cKO/file.html

- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD10 (1963-74).zip
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/u8joglmx/file.html

- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD11 (1958-73).zip
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/Bqmhxg4h/file.html

- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD12 (1959-76).zip
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/UkuonfsG/file.html
----------------------------------------------------------------
PLUS - mistakenly left out from yesterday:-

- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD2 (1944-52).zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/QV2tXKQY/file.html

Bob said...

Someone requested this album yesterday

Al Ferrier - The Birth Of Rockabilly - LP Goldband 7769.zip
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/lMBPzaeC/file.html

RYP said...

Do we really need such greasy housewife comforters here in the Twilightzone like Elton John, Engelbert, Val Doonican, Ken Dodd, Al Martino and others? At least I can not stand them!

Anonymous said...

Ballroom Bash - Vol. 6 [soundflat]

The Omens: 1) I Need Your Love 2) Falling Down 3) On Your Mind 4) John Fante Blues The Minnesota Voodoo Men: 5) Without Marcy 6) Lambretabillity's GT200 (Honda 205) 7) Only My Pain 8) Aka To Midori No Mannakade The Jackets: 9) Freak Out 10) Wasting My Time 11) Get Back With You 12) Traitor The Boonaraaas!!!: 13) Run Better Run 14) Jacky 15) Beatrakete 16) Just A Little Teardrop The Shook-Ups: 17) Just Perfection 18) On My Feet All Day 19) Magic Touch 20) Control Yourself The Cavemen V: 21) Be My Cavegirl 22) Zombie Hop 23) They Prefer Blondes 24) Love Pill

https://we.tl/Mf587g5CK7



This might interest the TZ'er who requested Supergrass.

The Hot Rats - Turn Ons [2010]

Danny Goffey and Gaz Coombes started the side-project The Hotrats when they were part of the British alternative rock band Supergrass which was active during the period 1993 to 2010. The cover band The Hotrats (originally known as the Diamond Hoo Ha Men) was formed in 2009 and was active till 2011. Danny Goffey and Gaz Coombes named the band after the Hot Rats album of Frank Zappa and recorded a number of covers for the album named Turn Ons along with producer Neil Godrich in the vein of the Pin Ups of David Bowie that was released in 2010. The duo even went on a UK tour and even participated in the Reading as well as Leeds Festivals.

Tracklist

I Can't Stand It
Big Sky
The Crystal Ship
(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party)
Damaged Goods
Love Is The Drug
Bike
Pump It Up
The Lovecats
Queen Bitch
E.M.I.
Up The Junction

https://we.tl/ojOQKjq0BR

Bill said...

I`m with RYP on this!My wife liked Barry Manilow for a time, it freaked me out!

JWDen said...

I dunno, Ryp. Yesterday's EJ discs had at least 150 downloads each, so somebody must like 'em.

montysmusic said...

Holiday Soundz Vol 2
Here's more music for you Pirates that have stayed abroad for the holidays hoping ye are all well and not to overhung
Here's whats inside

1975 - ataraxia(mort garson) - the unexplained(electronic musical impressions of the occult) [320k]
bob lind - finding you again [2012]folk rock
Daemonia Nymphe[2005] Ghost Fish[neo folk]
Girls In Hawaii ‎- Nocturne [lo-fi]
jigsaw seen 2010 bananas foster
Miss Kittin - Batbox (2008)electronica]
momento quatro-st[1968]soft pop
packers - hole in the wall - 1966
ronnie burns - we've only just begun 1972
Shakin' Apostles-Tucson
sharon jones and the dap-kings - hammerstein ballroom, nyc _ 10.31.06[soul]
Shilpa Ray - Teenage and Torture
The Federals - Solist Tony Bolton (1965)
the garden of delight - nuctemeron 1991-1997 (1998)
Trotter, Terry - It's About Time[jazz]
VA-L'esprit Inter Vol.1

7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/eG2LqV078P
1 file
Holiday Soundz vol 2.zip

RYP said...

Anonymous,
thanks a lot for the missing "Ballroom Bash" - Vol. 6

montysmusic said...

@RYP try Keka a great tool I'm sitting on the fence with elton I liked some of his earlish stuff Benny and the Jets being a firm fav
Thankyou to Lo-Fi for The Husbands
and also to anon for Ballroom Bash vol 6 just 10 & 11 needed
A huge thanks to all the other posters as well stirling work one and all..now Ive not seen any Al Martino on here for a while[just joking]

Just realised maybe Elton has many closet fans excuse the pun

clash said...

James Brown ‎– The Payback (1973) 2LP Vinyl @320
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/H5pm96Ka/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/James-Brown-The-Payback/release/719877

Roy Head – Head First (1976) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Roy-Head-Head-First/release/2503665
Roy Head – A Head Of His Time (1976) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Roy-Head-A-Head-Of-His-Time/release/4999931
Both in one zip file
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/Sy9NsQUo/file.html

David Johansen ‎– In Style (1979) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/David-Johansen-In-Style/release/1998063
David Johansen ‎– Sweet Revenge (1984) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/David-Johansen-Sweet-Revenge/release/1859232
Both in one zip file
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/LSAcL6mm/file.html

Alberta Hunter ‎– The Glory Of Alberta Hunter (1982) Vinyl @320
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/qbOeRxb7/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-glory-of-alberta-hunter-mw0000691056

Los Lobos – ... And A Time To Dance (1983) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Los-Lobos--And-A-Time-To-Dance/release/2799478
Los Lobos – How Will The Wolf Survive? (1984) CD @320
http://www.discogs.com/Los-Lobos-How-Will-The-Wolf-Survive/release/4435076
Both in one zip file
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/8IBeic40/file.html

Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians- Fegmania! (1985) Vinyl @320
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/OFCKwU51/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Robyn-Hitchcock-The-Egyptians-Fegmania/release/3135738

Southside Johnny & The Jukes – At Least We Got Shoes (1986) Vinyl @320
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/wh54mF7J/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Southside-Johnny-The-Jukes-At-Least-We-Got-Shoes/release/3248178

Graham Parker – Mona Lisa's Sister (1988) CD @320
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/MCc9Ae65/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Graham-Parker-Mona-Lisas-Sister/release/2633482

Hack Bartholomew - Lifting Jesus Up, Down in New Orleans (2003) CD @320
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/baCwdZL9/file.html
http://www.amazon.com/Lifting-Jesus-Down-New-Orleans/dp/B000KIBJDE

DEPRAVOS DE LA MOUR said...

Certainly popularity has always been a sign of high quality....uhuh.

RYP said...

montysmusic, thanks for the tip. Now I have a newer version of "The Unarchiver" that works fine!

ps.: yes, indeed I liked somm of his earlier recordings too (crocodile rock e.g.)

Star Studded Sham said...

I'm with you but I'll give Elton Crocodile Rock and Saturday Nights!

ELtel said...

Pardon my ignorance, a question to the techno's.
If I want to rip in "flac" do I need a special program, or is I-tunes lossless the same thing, or is converting from Wav to flac acceptable. Please don't go to technical cos it'll only go over my head.
cheers,ELtel

Anonymous said...

Here's a zip file anyway for anyone who may still have trouble extracting the rar.

Ballroom Bash - Vol. 6 zip

https://we.tl/TdOI3K2Plz

Not sure why some are having issues. Rar extracted ok at this end with WinRar.

P.S. Agree about Elton. Some of his early stuff is ok such as crocodile rock and I also like Rocket Man. To be honest it's not so much his music I dislike but just him in general.

JohnnyDiego said...

Thought I would re-up these comps I made just in case someone missed them the first time around and even cares.
All Comps assembled by me, JohnnyDiego

Johnny's Belch
http://www108.zippyshare.com/v/ctYjyZzs/file.html
A 25 song hodge podge with mostly older stuff

Johnny Upchucked
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/6jXTbeoB/file.html
Another 25 song hodge podge but with some later tunes included. Great stuff tho

Johnny's At The Beach
http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/JkAZ7MTf/file.html
At least 47 songs all having to do with the beach somehow. Lots of surf and surf related vocals

Johnny Got Popped!
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/zl6lN3va/file.html
My personal favorite.
About 40 pop songs from mostly the 1950s with a few 60s thrown in. Some pleasant surprises in here.

There you go. Someday soon I'll re-up the song swarms I've assembled. That aught to be groovy, no?
I'll bet. -- JohnnyDiego

iggy said...

"HOUSEWIFE COMFORTERS" eh RYP? Don't think I've mentioned that you have a superb way with words, my friend, especially in this baffling "English" language...

Iggy

RugbyLad said...

JWDen thank you for the EJ especially the 11-17-70 (not 17-11-70) and the extras. Will take a break from work today to listen
Cheers RugbyLad

RYP said...

iggy, "HOUSEWIFE COMFORTERS" is the Google translation for "Hausfrauen Tröster"!

montysmusic said...

@zipper and anon re Fuzzy Tiger mix I cant locate any of the missing titles yet but they are on my radar list[likkle stickie on the front of my computer

re Sunshine Pearls I cant locate any more volumes yet so will make enquires with a knowledgeable pal

Dick said...

Brad, here's some Rev. Frost Bloody Xmas Mixes. I have volumes 1,2,3,4,7,8 & 9.

http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/A6C86TMz/file.html

I don't have #5 though, so if you can, send it my way. I also have 17 volumes of Rev's Bloody Halloween Mixes. 3 Evil Party Mixes. 3 Bloody Love Mixes. 1 Bloody Reverend Mix. 6 Bloody Summer Mixes. 6 Bloody Western Mixes. 1 Bloody Wiseguy Mix. ! Bloody Drunken Mix. 1 Bloody Farewell Mix. 5 Bloody Come Back Mixes. 1 Bloody New Year's Mix. And 4 Bloody Buttshaker Mixes. If you're interested let me know. If I can do them today I will. If not, check back next week, since I'll be working all weekend.

montysmusic said...

The Bellrays were asked for ..there's a selection in this box including the one asked for

The Bellrays.zip
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/LljAO0Ma/file.html

inside are1
999. punk, rock & soul
The Bellrays - A Bellrays Christmas [EP]
the bellrays - covers (22'35)
The Bellrays-1995. wall of soul [7'']
The Bellrays-australiapithicus

Anonymous said...

I like EJ's voice and piano playing and the early albums, when he was still recording for the "counter culture" market. Once he became successful my interest is hit or miss, mostly miss (Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me yes; The Bitch Is Back NO!).
We all go to some strange places sometimes.

Anonymous said...

ElTel, FLAC is the lossless format those of us who are outside the world of Apple use. For you itunes lossless is probably the equivalent. I have software that will convert almost anything, but some people have trouble with different formats.

Creedmoor said...

In tribute to the vocal stylings of Rose Marie. Alav ha-shalom.

A baker’s dozen sung by Baby Rose Marie, The Child Wonder (1930-1935) @VBR
Show Stoppers (1953) @320 (Thanks to Big 10-Inch Record)
Songs For Single Girls (1963) @125

https://mega.nz/#F!apJ3zDAA!-KKCReITK0dq5JKPdNm9ig

Creedmoor said...

I'm with you on Elton John, RYP, but don't dis Al Martino lest you awake one morning to find a horses' head in your mattress.

LoFi Larry said...


Housewife Comforters is the name of my new band. :)

Bob said...

Here's the first two of a 10 volume series which I believe Monty of montymusic was interested in after loading Vol. 7 here.
I can get the rest (give me a while) - the first few are a bit less dynamic than the later ones by the look. They are the British attempt at the time at being rock & roll, with middle aged singers and m.o.r. orchestral backing.

VA - Wide Skirts, Drape Coats & Brothel Creepers - Vol. 1.zip
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/cAd1FUTw/file.html

VA - Wide Skirts, Drape Coats & Brothel Creepers - Vol. 2.zip
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/NhBXsXYi/file.html

Beyes said...

I don't really like EJ, but objected to the original homophobic comment.
(Depending on the houseqife, I would love to be a comforter.)

RYP said...

Scott Marks,
Thanks for the warning, I really do not want to meet this mafia gang. Unless in the Godfather movie!

LoFi Larry,
a band with this name is the inevitable success! I think, the radio stations play your music only in the morning when the husbands of the housewifes are working...

ELtel said...

@ Anonymous, I have a converter that I got off the net but does not "record in". If I recorded in i-tunes lossless and converted into FLAC, would that be considered proper Flac?
cheers,ELtel

LoFi Larry said...


@Ryp
That's the plan, man! I can play guitar but sing like a squawking rooster, who wants in?

Creedmoor said...

Three by Jack Lemmon:

A Twist of Lemmon (1958) @320
Some Like it Hot (1959) @320
Piano and Vocals(1991) @320

https://mega.nz/#F!Ksw2gJjB!BD0KkbPciodywv0C1RwfuA

apauling said...

To weigh in on the Elton John debate, I caught him live in the late '60s at the Troubadour club in West LA. He played a killer set of R&B and rock 'n' roll standards that evoked in equal parts Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard and he totally won over the crowd. Though I haven't been so keen on his recorded output since, that show was a revelation: the cat can rock.

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
These are no "Housewife Comforts", just old stuff for the NEW Year:

The Troggs (UK)
From Nowhere (Garage, 320)
https://yadi.sk/public/?hash=5GnzYpx6eiKCg9jKfSEIM5Jo71jBzOwNT8VHDh2B5qg%3D

The Troggs 1975, 320
https://yadi.sk/public/?hash=UaoioVDIeSlAlRDIsQRDpBlX0v2VVZOEfPbPJ743lY8%3D

@For Olly in Thailand
Here's so much Tony Carey that you'll be occupied with half of the next year.
http://musicmp3spb.org/artist/tony_carey.html

And at least: I'm proudly presenting a record collection of more than 20 000 discs WITHOUT any Elton John and Michael Jackson.

JWDen said...

@Scott Marks - thanks for the Rose Marie! I only had "Show Stoppers." I was looking for "Songs for Single Girls," and you come up with it today! Very welcome, indeed.



imnokid said...

Thanx for the Elton B's!

Happy New Year everybody.

Anonymous said...

@ montysmusic ...

Holiday Soundz Vol 2
getting this

Sorry, this transfer has been deleted and is not available any more

ps thanks for all the great music

Bob said...

@ muddyw123

Yesterday you requested some Ray Agee. I have a lot of his recordings in a different form which were made up from his albums off a blues website, by someone from that website I suspect. I have separated them into the original albums. You can tell by the album picture embedded in the tracks which are definitely the correct tracks. "Black Night Is Gone" is completely correct - for the other 2 I have put in a few tracks which have different cover art (but might be the correct tracks!?)

Ray Agee - Black Night Is Gone.zip
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/X1fRMXOA/file.html

Ray Agee - I'm Not Looking Back [Made up].zip
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/gDPxQC2g/file.html

Ray Agee - Tin Pan Alley [Made up].zip
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/5r9Kg7vA/file.html

I thought someone night have already uploaded the albums - but these should help...

Creedmoor said...

I cannot tell a lie, JWDean. I found it on YouTube.

RYP said...

Gaius said:

RYP, ich habe keine Ahnung, ob Du die griechische Band "The Unknown Passage" kennst oder schon mal hier auf TZ gepostet hast. Mein Rip stammt jedenfalls definitiv nicht aus der Twilightzone. Die Band hat meines Wissens nicht mehr als drei Alben veröffentlicht:

1. Tales from Prison CD 2001
2. Live at Mandrakoukos DCD + DVD 2005
3. Dead Tymes CD 2008

Letztere ist ein 'Memento mori' füh ihren fühenden Kopf, Dr Kostas Hatzis, der 2008 verstarb.

'Tales from Prison' is hier:
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/VUTmt0x8/file.html

Falls Du es nicht kennen solltest, dann höre Dir nur den ersten Titel an. Er müsste eigentlich prima auf die erste Seite von TZ oder in die "Surf-Rubrik" passen. Zur Not kann ich die beiden anderen Scheiben auch noch hochladen.

Falls aber alles schon mal in der TZ gelaufen ist, dann kannst Du diesen Link auch auf die "Different" Seite stellen. Vielleicht mit dem kleinen Zusatz:
"The Unknown Passage" is a Greece Surf-Band.

Schon mal etwas verfrüht, ein schönes, neues Jahr, viel Spaß und Gesundheit.

Anton said...

Anybody Willing To Share This If Possible ?
* Johnny Jones
1956-1966: The Session Years *
Thanks In Advance.

JWDen said...

Aha! I see that now I've looked at the file, Scott - cheeky monkey.

montysmusic said...

Tony Carey was requested
Tony Carey albums

[1987] I Won´t be Home Tonight
1982-Tony Carey-Explorer
1982-Tony Carey-No human
1982-Tony Carey-Yellow power
1984-Tony Carey-Some tough city
1984-Tony Carey-T.C.P. (Tony Carey Project)
1985-Tony Carey-Blue highway
1988-Tony Carey-Room with a view (maxi-single)
1989-Tony Carey & V.A.-Wilder Westen Inclusive (Soundrack)
1989-Tony Carey-For you
1992-Tony Carey-The long road
1993-Tony Carey-Rare tracks
1994-Tony Carey-Cold war kids
1999-Tony Carey-Gefangen im Jemen (original soundtrack)
2000-Tony Carey-The boystown tapes
2004-Mo Casal & Tony Carey-Ueberall du (Room with a view) (E.P.)
2004-Tony Carey-Islands and deserts
Tony Carey-1982 - Heaven
Tony Carey-1993 - Rare Tracks
Tony Carey-Planet P Project - 1984 - Pink World (Remaster 2008)

https://mega.nz/#!F10TlJxD!RNoYAUCFz9DbDFn3auT22mJutR0GGWZoO-Uno45tIyE

montysmusic said...

@anon where there any albums you wanted from Holiday Soundz vol 2 if so leave a list and Ill up them

montysmusic said...

Thanks Bob for the rock n roll compilations greatly appreciatted

thominbc said...

does that mean that Bernie Taupin is to be hated by association to Elton ..together they put out some fine product in my opinion , I was not or never a fan of Eltons soundtrack projects especially Disney. It is all subjective but different things influence .. my parents listened to tom jones . Englebert , martin denny etc a lets not forget Harry Belafonte and so they impacted me .. I used to be a collector of seventies ambient music but i have come to detest it , specially Brian Eno .. none of that should matter only what is what is special to me , what music makes me feel good .. and it changes over time , I have no business being critical of someone else's music choices.
Thomas aka Indigoinsf

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Someone posted four albums by the country legend Tom T. Hall recently. I can't find which post they're in anymore, but wanted to give belated thanks. Man could that guy tell a story. Authoritative voice too. Thanks again.


montysmusic said...

Here's some more Marshall Crenshaw
1982 - marshall crenshaw
marshall crenshaw - 1989 - good evening
marshall crenshaw - 2001 - i've suffered for my art-now it's your turn
marshall crenshaw - 2012 - i don't see you laughing now [45]
marshall crenshaw - downtown (flac) [vinyl]
marshall crenshaw - live at the chestnut cabaret
Marshall Crenshaw - mary jean & 9 others (flac)
marshall crenshaw - stranger and stranger (ep)(2013)
marshall crenshaw - what's in the bag
Marshall Crenshaw-covers 1979-1986
Marshall Crenshaw-driving and dreaming [ep, 2013]

https://mega.nz/#!RlNmURhY!bZqOOGkuC6T5IPKlJSJmG8hw3HLetRor-QSGY1sJVms

JWDen said...

That may have been my Tom T. Hall post, Days of the Broken Arrows. If so, I'm really glad you enjoyed them as I have gotten a lot of enjoyment from your blog in the past.

leeisme said...

Bravo, RYP!

There is no place for racist, sexist or otherwise discriminatory attitudes here (or anywhere else, for that matter).

The world has become a far harsher place than I could have imagined 50 years ago, when there seemed to be so much societal progress happening.

If anything should bring people together it is music. What difference does it matter if someone likes Elton but dislikes punk or vise versa? When there is so much to like, why waste time dissing someone else's enjoyment.

Peace to all,
Lee

RYP said...

No time and no desire for nonsense and mischief! Therefore all relevant comments are deleted. Spam folder is still active!

clash said...

Correcting yesterday's error.
Tommy James & The Shondells ‎– Hanky Panky (1966) Vinyl @320
hhttp://www58.zippyshare.com/v/VTSBkTaD/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Tommy-James-The-Shondells-Hanky-Panky/release/2962537

Anonymous said...

Is this a housewife comforter ?

Young Love (1995) - seems to be a competition to Kuschelrock (which started in 1987)

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Young-Love-Long-Versions-For-Lovers/release/9639649

https://mega.nz/#!bUly2ByB!JoJryadvdwFLPiS0usFq2_TuDAxUG_98hbTbzZtMjf8

... sometimes only 1 good song in a sampler to grab it ...

grabbed it at a charity sale for 1 Euro and later ignored it for the cheesy cover.
(look out - its Patty not Patti)

Best wishes to everybody that next year may be a better one.

Hermann (special thanks for the Munster stuff)

Anonymous said...

monty - Holiday Soundz 2 has all unknown stuff for me,
could you put it on mega please ?

i love all good music, not only heavy metal and classic!
thanks for all your shares.

Hermann

B_B said...

Thanks and respect (or what the hep kids call “big ups”) go out to all of the you-know-who-you-ares here at the “T-Z!.” The as-ever keepers and disseminators of the clever, be it a mere turn of a phrase, or the rock turners-overers (rock & other genres, sometimes in bulk).

A toast (Ranking Roger, anyone?) to our hosts, and to all of the rest of those here who diligently unearth cultural nuggets, both historically AND hysterically important.

Not to get too tied up in the schmaltzy, sticky-sap reverie that is “year's-end-itis,” but THIS (again, sorry, sappy, but what else izzit?) “Community,” it is a great service and of MAJOR importance, an oasis (now go & put your camel to bed).

Best wishes (and maybe a few decent knishes) to all for 2018.

Anonymous said...

Timebenders Last Call Round-up.

Legendary BBC DJ John Peel Festive 15 Compilation @320
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/fBkOSYWm/file.html

1995 - Various Artists Compilation - This Is Fort Apache @320
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/XRVmPMRu/file.html

1999 - Various Artists Compilation Matador Records 10th Anniversary Anthology @320
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/XdXEfm4K/file.html

Various Artists C-86 Deluxe Edition @320
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/RpfvzvQ6/file.html

Various Artists C-87 Deluxe Edition @320

http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/b20c3c0e/file.html

All links expire New Years Eve.

For the next lot I am thinking along the lines of some of my fellow Canadian artists.Bands who varied in success commercially speaking,but all had humble beginnings with Independent releases.Bands such as THE TEA PARTY, ERIC'S TRIP, PLUTO, and HAYDEN come to mind so far.

Stay tuned next week for anyone interested. Cheers and Happy New Year! from @ Timebender.

montysmusic said...

This guy is a one man band and he has his own brand of 'eavy blues. His you tube videos are well worth searching out . He also plays a lot with Holly Golightly.
I cobbled this 7 tracker myself but it sounds great. From what i can find out he has one 2 track vinyl record out and a couple of bandcamp tracks
The Brokeoffs 7 tk E.P.[dirty blues].zip
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/LilLjBPT/file.html

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...
To any of the SUPERGRASS fans out there, I am looking for a copy of their Pre-Supergrass band THE JENIFFERS who released a Single or EP I once had.I have not seen a reply yet regarding what Supergrass I should post so I may just upload their early singles over the weekend if I have the time if anyone is interested. @Timebender.

zipper said...

Cheers monty....I appreciate you keeping a look out for Fuzzy Tiger & Sunshine Pearls.

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Well, since everyone is professing to be open-minded, I'll share one of my favorite unsung albums of all-time. It's from a band that used to polarize people for reasons we're discussing here. Aaaaannnd...it's Culture Club's maligned third LP, "Waking Up With The House On Fire," from 1984.

This album didn't have big hits like the group's first two. But I think it's more consistent. Those first two LPs had duds scattered in between the hits. In fact, I dislike listening to them at all. But this album contains no lousy cuts, to my ears, anyway. Also, I hear a lot more depth, both musically and lyrically.

I'll single out one song as an example: "Unfortunate Thing," which not only has an interesting autobiographical lyric, but contains a bridge that could be a song in itself (shades of Roy Wood, who I always through wrote fantastic bridges).

I also think Boy George's best moment ever was getting the phrase "people are stupid" into chorus of a Top 20 hit, "The War Song." Thousands of teens bopped along to the calypso rhythm as George expressed disdain for all of humanity. This was more subversive than people realized at the time and, IMO, on the level of some of ways Zappa attacked his own listeners in songs like "Plastic People."

In HQ with bonus tracks.

Culture Club - Waking Up With The House On Fire (1984):
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/S3BETt0i/file.html

michael said...

Like his music or not we here should respect EJ as he is what we are all are, I hope, open minded music fans. EJ has for many years championed new music / artists that are well outside his housewives favourites comfort zone. I say maximum respect.

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

Here are all the early SUPERGRASS Singles @320.

1994 - Caught By The Fuzz - http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/BCEJ4kIY/file.html

1994 - Lenny - http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/g3DgzOCK/file.html

1995 - Alright - http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/zxWW9LIZ/file.html

1995 - Mansize Rooster -http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/8RxlTYaG/file.html

1995 - Going Out - http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/a8SGsVLn/file.html

All links also expire New Years Eve so if you snooze you loose...@ Timebender


Anonymous said...

thanks for the recently shared KC & Sunshine

here's some more
https://www.discogs.com/KC-And-The-Sunshine-Band-The-Magic-Collection/release/2972081
https://mega.nz/#!XA9zyKKQ!jHjx5SbpK7Tx9TpZsP2uYVAi8iqoPv1s1d9PAt3p9Yw
sorry for any duplicates - i love them all (besides track 6 - can't hear it anymore)

and as extra from somewhere else "Get down on it" - silly text but it grooves !
https://mega.nz/#!vFURSAoJ!hYJTniReumU_1H8DgXmmegXSkVerjBTg0_vmo-WcTbI

Hermann

philo said...

EJ is a Guilty pleasure to me. I shouldn't like EJ but his music places me back to my happy High School years when he was popular. I actually enjoy his ballads more than his rock songs. EJ material to my knowledge is kinda scarce on the blogs.

Anonymous said...

ELtel, my research indicates that ALAC (Apple lossless) can be converted to FLAC with no loss in quality, as long as the original is no more than 16/44 (CD equivalent). I would say that you don't need to worry about that, since your files likely started as CD rips.
Psychfan

Wednesdays Willy said...

Many thanks to Bob for "Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music," Parts 1 and 2. What a musical education!

Anonymous said...

Thank you 'Bob' for the 'Al Ferrier Album'

Unknown said...

@RYP

I must admit if someone posted Ken Dodd singing 'Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting' or a video or Val Doonican playing the Pinball Wizard in a 6ft high glittery Doc Martin's at the Royal Albert Hall, I might be tempted to take a gander.

Whilst some of the later stuff (especially the Princess Diana related stuff) makes we want to grab for a bucket, Elton's still got a modicum of street cred for his early stuff

Jackmac said...

&Elton John
Always liked the guy and his music
My favorite is "Something About The Way You Look Tonight" from 1997
The song has a special meaning for me and the wife

iggy said...

Big thanks to Monty for the additional Marshall Crenshaw music. Some rare and tasty treats. Happy New Year to you and Marshall...

Iggy

Aging Child said...

We've seen a number of interesting soundtracks show up here lately... and far be it from me to stand idle, roadside, when the bandwagon cruises by. So here are some soundtracks from my vault; all tracks are at 320 KBpS, except "Excalibur" [224], and one from "Somewhere in Time":

2001, A Space Odyssey, 1968
info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001:_A_Space_Odyssey_(soundtrack)

Carly Simon - This Is My Life (1992)
info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Is_My_Life_(Carly_Simon_album)
I included one of the tracks in my upload, a few days ago, of miscellaneous Christmas tunes. I haven't seen the film... yet. Long forgotten until just before Christmas, I originally discovered the CD a bit over twenty years ago, when an assistant of mine played it regularly in our retail business. Having just noticed that the movie's female lead is Julie Kavner -- the voice of Marge Simpson -- I'm definetly intrigued now. Okely-dokely!

John Barry - Somewhere in Time (expanded), 1980
info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somewhere_in_Time_(film)#Soundtrack
The film is only my favorite chick-flick... and sappy chick-flicks are one of my guilty pleasures. E.g., when watching "Titanic" with me, Daughter One always kept her attention on me, not the screen, for the waterworks. Brat.

John Williams - The Phantom Menace (expanded), 1999
info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars:_Episode_I_%E2%80%93_The_Phantom_Menace_(soundtrack)#Ultimate_Edition

Trevor Jones - Excalibur, 1981 [18@224]
info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excalibur_(film)#Soundtrack

The "2001" and Tevor Jones rips are not mine (thank you, unknown original uploaders!), but the seven-day link is:

https://we.tl/44lj9euSsF (expires Jan. 6)

Cheers!

Anonymous said...

...Timebender says...

I am looking for any fellow fans of Bristol UK's BEATNIK FILMSTARS.
I own all of their 90's era full lengths, some EP's and singles before their hiatus.
I had tapped out on purchasing so many cd's by the time of their return around 2006-2013.
So if anyone is interested in sharing/trading any music from this Lo-Fi,Pop underrated band let me know.Thanks from @Timebender.

Aging Child said...

@Searnav: thank you for the Colin Blunstone (with Rod Argent!); I've always really liked his voice.

@JWDen: I meant to credit you as TZ's purveyor of soundtracks in my posting above. And -- heh -- I'm hoping against hope that one or another of those humble offerings of mine is not in your sprawling collection.

And... I just gotta weigh in on Elton. I deeply enjoy his earliest work: Love Song, Funeral for a Friend, Like a Bullet in the Gun, even Sorry Seems to Be. (And remember the he rocked out with Lennon.) Still, he does seem a bit out of place here, but, so what? JWD's shown us where he's got his TZ takers. [insert pun here about strange bedfellows] And this year we've even seen a flood of disco here on TZ Comments... of which I downloaded a nice share. I don't think the site's watering down; the good and eclectic, and the great surf/garage/punk, blues, etc., continues to flow unabated, and is getting quickly gobbled up. De gustibus non disputandum est! Translation: it's perfectly healthy to scratch our heads.

@JohnnyD: welcome back! I downloaded your comps with keen interest, the first time 'round... and have a mind to redownload them and see if I missed anything then -- so thanks for the reupload, and other goodies coming down the pike our way. Merry new year!

@RYP: "Hausfrauen Tröster" is a new one on me; thanks! For some reason it makes me giggle even more quickly in German than in englisch.

Cheers!

Bear From Delaware said...

Elton is great, why are the people at TZ bashing him?

My mom was a big EJ fan (she also liked Rod Stewart, John Mellencamp, and Elvis Presley. Al Martino and Engelbert bored her) and played his music into the ground. It was odd that she didn't care for his early albums [Empty Sky though Honky Chateau] but played everything from Don't Shoot Me up to Gr. Hits Vol. 2. Tumbleweed Connection and Madman Across The Water are two superb albums, how can you call them "housewife comforter music''. How can you hate him? He produced Gnomeo And Juliet. Tom Jones was a awesome soul singer early on before Gordon Mills ruined him.

Anonymous said...

... that Diana said ...

Elton John "controversy"? Puh-leez. The man's an iconic figure in popular music and that's because he's a stellar performer, totally dedicated to his art. Personally I lost a lot of interest in his work when he and Bernie split, that partnership was pure magic. But anyone who has a case against Reg K. Dwight a.k.a. Sir Elton John most likely has... certain personal problems best left to the reader's imagination.

YankeeBoy said...

@Montymusic - Your mega post from Wednesday is no longer on We Transfer. There were a few albums on that post I was particularly interested in:

Teenage Fanclub - Complete B-Sides Collection
VA -Daft Wild Sparkling Strawberry Soda (Disc 1)indie pop
VA -Daft Wild Sparkling Strawberry Soda (Disc 2)indie pop

If you could repost these at some point I would appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.

BrandyJames said...

I would submit that because of BASIC human emotions of jealousy, envy, selfishness that never has culture and society ever been civil. No one, no group, no government will ever cure the human race of hatred, prejudice and discrimination. it is wishful to think otherwise. I do not mean you should tolerate these nasty things but you have an endless task ahead of you. Pick your battles.

Earthbound said...

Speaking of Elton John, I just saw him singing, playing and, yes. acting, in the film Kingsman: The Golden Circle. This film is a must see for anyone possessing even a a shred of regard for Elton.

ge said...

me Likey just a handful of EJ but will always recall:
One music legend who was awed hearing EJ up close-intimate
was VDParks...he pointed to the uncanny ability of E to adapt Bernie's words

The Shadow said...

I helped dad bring the record player and records into the living room. Mam looked up from the ‘Argus’, rolled her eyes, and looked down again. It was ages since dad played any music. They only had 3 LPs : The Kilfenora Ceilidh Band, Paddy’s Green Shamrock Shore, and The World of Val Doonican.
Hello there! That one was Mam's. All the ladies were mad about Val Doonican, loved his smile and his colourful jumpers. Dad put Paddy’s Green Shamrock Shore on.

‘All This Is Mine’ By Ray French

ELtel said...

@ Anonymous Psychfan, your time & effort & knowledge is greatly appreciated, thank you.
cheers,ELtel

Gyro1966 said...

It is wise to delete comments that are not in the good nature of this blog. We don't need trolls here or any other inflammatory nonsense by people who are bored. I notice that many other blogs delete this type of thing as well.

Anonymous said...

Timebender- Throw in some Sloan and Jale and I'm definitely on board!

Thanks. John

Aging Child said...

@TimeBender: Thank you for the 86/87 Indies -- downloading 'em right now; I missed at least one of them the first time 'round. Whew! (PS: Thank you for looking toward Canadian artists who aren't Rush. Triumph would be nice... or are they too well known?)

Cheers!

Anonymous said...

...Timebender says...
@Aging Child I do have 4 albums by Triumph from 1980 -1984 period if your interested I will briefly upload them for you,let me know.

@John I have a copy of Smeared with bonus tracks by SLOAN if your interested.As for JALE they may show up on a compilation I was going to post.Unfortunately, I lost mt cd of them and my Mp3's were lost on a hard drive crash last year.
@Timebender


gym said...

@Timebender @John

I have the Jale CD somewhere (I have just recently moved and all my CDs are in boxes). I will upload it as soon as I can. I am very interested in the Smeared CD w bonus tracks though if you don't mind.

Anonymous said...

...Timebender says...
@gym Looking forward the the JALE upload.I will post SLOAN this evening so maybe check the latest comment section and continue the conversation from there.Have a good one from @ Timebender.

B_B said...

First it’s time to say Happy New Jeer. (“My name Jose Jimenez”???) Or, nearly bout . . . About 10 hours still left in the stinker (no, that was not a Cheesy Organ reference. . . ) The Year That WAS 2017 . . . . 1/2 past 2 P.M. when & where I type-o this. . .

And then it’s off to listen to some vintage Sir Elton.

And then it’s maybe time to see what here might be “inflammatory” and/or delete bait.

I’d say this is overall a pretty mellow place, and can’t imagine anything here getting too “objectionable.”

Again, I have NOT yet read all of the above. One thing’s certain, there’s NO room for ANY sort of HATE. Even if it’s “meant as a joke.”

Just remember, it’s ONLY opinions, and just mellow out & take the good with the bad. I had a chuckle the other day when someone here said that there is maybe some stuff that sometimes “gets through” or is let “past” the “RIP/GEAR-Oh” PU36 Space Modulator “Filter” system, just so we can all see what an IDIOT some person might be portraying themselves as with their latest rantings. . .

Flees an-yo noo-wave-oh!

Aging Child said...

@B_B: Hear, hear! Gang, let's keep the politics out of it, too. We're here for the music... and there are already too many sites full of venting; RYP won't let that happen here, but let's not give him more to delete and pull his hair out over.

Grumbling and flaming and yelling online solves nothing, and only drives wedges where we need bridges. If you don't like what's going on in your neighborhood, in your country, in the world, then go fix it.

And shut up, except to show the rest of us where you've succeeded, so we can do the same.

12vjoe said...

thanks for the EJ B-sides.

zipper said...

Thanks Aging Child for John Barry - Somewhere in Time.