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They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 This Mortal Coil - This Mortal Coil 1983-1991 [1993] (4 x CD)
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1983–1991 is a four-CD box set of material by supergroup This Mortal Coil, released in 1993 on the 4AD label. The box set was released only in the United States, and was distributed by Warner Bros. Records, with whom 4AD maintained a distribution deal at the time. This marked the first domestic USA release for most of the band's output, as only the debut, It'll End in Tears, had been released in the USA previously. The box set contains all three of the band's LPs, presented in their original form, with no bonus tracks or extra material. The fourth CD is entitled "Original Versions," and features the original recordings of 21 of the many songs the band covered. Featuring lavish packaging typical of 4AD and design associates V23, the box set has been out of print for many years. The box set is dedicated to His Name Is Alive frontman Warren Defever. (Wikipedia)
If you are wondering why this out-of-print box set is so expensive? Here's the answer: not only do you get all three studio albums (It'll End in Tears, Filigree & Shadow, Blood), you also get a fourth disc with the original versions of many of the songs written by other artists. This is amazing! Anybody who collects music knows how time consuming it can be to identify and track down the originals of covered songs. Truly incredible. There's no better way to get a true feel for an artist's influences. Think of it as a cassette mixtape made for you by This Mortal Coil. This is one of the few box sets that is equally valuable for both new listeners and committed fans. The "Original Versions" disc, combined with the three albums, make this an incredible acquisition for anybody who likes This Mortal Coil. (Amazon)
This is a must have box set.
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imnokid is quite right with what he says and I totally agree with him/her. Pity that I did not discover Uncle Babka's remark myself and if some of you want to fool me this way again in the future, I will close this TZ section...
imnokid said...
Uncle Babka said...
PSA: I completely respect the TZ rules, so I also can't share Maria's brand new album here. So let me put it this way - https://heygetrhythm.blogspot.com doesn't have that rule. Check it out.------------------
Hey Uncle Babka - That shows absolutely NO respect for the artist. It is what as known as "a dope fiend move."
All you fuckers who knowingly share albums that you're not supposed to and go "oops" or send people elsewhere, I say Fuck you all.
02 His Name Is Alive - Always Stay Sweet [1999]
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/ajELC7xf/file.html
His Name is Alive is one of the greatest bands you never heard of. Defever is a fearless genius, completely free of conventions, without adherence to a particular style or notion of what is "correct". He made a name for himself as a producer by figuring it all out himself on home recording equipment. He went against all the notions of what is correct production, mixing instruments at "wrong" levels and panning and recording/processing things in strange ways, employing folk, avant garde, goth, indie, funk, pop, psych, garage band and dub styles and production techniques, often within a single song. His approach was at once loose and tight, being unafraid to inlcude chance and mistakes as integral elements in his highly detailed productions. His huge influence on the current trend in indie rock production away from live band guitar-bass-drums puritanism towards eclectic multi instrumental tape experiments and bedroom pro tools cutups is largely unrecognized. Mixing pure emotional passion with extremely advanced intellectual and sonic exploration, HNIA releases defy categorization. This album offers a nice introduction to the band. It is perfectly sequenced, and the tracks are well-chosen . The compilation samples from their first eight years of releases. It is certainly no substitute for buying each album it contains tracks from, but if I had to take only one HNIA CD with me on a trip, this would be it. (Amazon)
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03 Lisa Gerrard - Immortal Memory (with Patrick Cassidy) [2004]
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Immortal Memory is an album by Dead Can Dance member Lisa Gerrard and Irish classical composer Patrick Cassidy, released in 2004. It was Gerrard's first studio release since 1998's Duality with Pieter Bourke.
A powerfully spiritual journey through immaculate dimensions of sound. Surprising fluctuations in vocals add depth to the themes explored. Great thoughtfulness seems to permeate this work, evidenced through lower tones and gentle reinterpretations of ancient compositions. With this artist, one feels though they are stepping back in time while peering into the distant future. Also, I find myself only able to indirectly describe the work itself; for it truly is immortal... Yes, loved it! Relaxing, interesting, unlike any other music I have.....If you like music that has some "real substance" to it, this is it. (Amazon)
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04 Lisa Gerrard - The Silver Tree [2006]
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/dzRs0Vi8/file.html
You know, the more I hear this woman sing, the more I love her voice. This works equally well for dedicated speaker/headphone listening as it does for background music for anything 'peaceful'. As background, I can listen to it over and over without becoming burned out on it. When I put on the phones, lift a glass of wine, and kick back, this disc takes me to some wonderful places. Hauntingly Beautiful! (Amazon)
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05 Lisa Gerrard - Lisa Gerrard [2007]
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/82dtmF6K/file.html
Lisa Gerrard is an Australian musician, singer and composer who rose to prominence as part of the music group Dead Can Dance with music partner Brendan Perry. In addition to singing, she is an instrumentalist for much of her work, most prolifically using the yangqin (a Chinese hammered dulcimer). Since her career began in 1981, Gerrard has been involved in a wide range of projects. She received a Golden Globe Award for the music score to the film Gladiator, on which she collaborated with Hans Zimmer. (Wikipedia)
Issued in 2007 on the 4AD label, THE BEST OF LISA GERRARD collects many of the finest tracks by the former Dead Can Dance vocalist/multi-instrumentalist. While the compilation includes a few tracks by that revered act, most notably the mystical "Yulunga (Spirit Dance)," a song that showcases Gerrard's striking voice, it primarily focuses on her solo work and film compositions, which both draw from music across the globe. On these pieces, Gerrard often collaborates with fellow Australian native Pieter Bourke, as on the passionate "Swans" and the expansive "Sacrifice," the latter from the INSIDER score. Although this anthology is a mere fraction of Gerrard's recorded output, it does serve as an excellent introduction to her impressive catalogue. (AllMusic Review)
This is a terrific compilation of her work.
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06 Shelleyan Orphan - Century Flower [1989]
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/yHHBU4ip/file.html
It's hard for me to separate this album from a particular time in my life. It was a time when, although bad things happened, the world was a beautiful place. I was learning how to make art, and how to appreciate art. This album is a wonderfully crafted, sweet, gorgeous romp through a mysterious garden. For some people, it may cross the line into the twee territory of the shoegazers, but not for me. It's a breath of warm, summer air. It certainly isn't for everyone, but if you like the Cocteau Twins, This Mortal Coil (Crawley also contributed her vocals to the last This Mortal Coil album, 'Blood', to very good effect.), The Breeders, or any of the harmonically-rich shoegaze or dreampop type stuff, you may just love this. Get a copy while you can...Century Flower is the band's second album and probably its most folksy, but still infused with pop delights. Lead track "Shatter" makes violins and saxophones sound rocking, sexy and vibrant instead of conservative or subdued, "Tar Baby" has an enchanting atmosphere and a moody rhythm over Crawley's heartfelt singing, "Timeblind" has flawless harmonies between the divine Crawley and her partner Jemaur Tayle, restrained but charming, and "Summer Flies" marries its lyrical theme wonderfully with music that supports all the imagery. (Amazon)
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07 Snowbird - Moon [2014] CD1+CD2
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/DHEz9PvF/file.html
Ethereal pop duo Snowbird features vocalist Stephanie Dosen and multi-instrumentalist Simon Raymonde in his first collaboration since the Cocteau Twins broke up in 1997. When that legendary dream pop band called it quits, Raymonde focused on running his Bella Union label; after helping Dosen release her second solo album, the surprise U.K. hit A Lily for the Spectre, in 2007, they began working together a few years later. Their cover of Pink Floyd's 'Goodbye Blue Sky,' which appeared on a compilation for MOJO magazine, marked their recording debut. The pair continued working together when Dosen's visa expired and she returned to the States, with London-based Raymonde sending her delicate, piano-based instrumentals that she contributed vocals to in North Carolina. The duo fleshed out the songs with the help of Radiohead's Ed O'Brien and Phil Selway, as well as members of Midlake and Lanterns on the Lake. The results were released as "Moon" in January 2014. The album also contains a bonus second disc, titled Luna, consisting of remixes by RxGibbs. (Amazon)
Snowbird’s Moon. Simon Raymonde, late of the Cocteau Twins and headmaster at the Bella Union label, composed the piano melodies to these songs – one per night, exclusively inspired by the moon light spilling through his window – emailing them across the Atlantic to singer/songwriter – and apparent unicorn and fairy loving knitwear designer – Stephanie Dosen, Bella Union client and his romantic interest at the time, to lay down the lyrics and vocals. (www.thelineofbestfit.com)
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08 Tanya Donelly - Lovesongs For Underdogs [1997]
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Lovesongs for Underdogs is the solo debut album by American singer Tanya Donelly, who had formerly recorded with Throwing Muses, The Breeders, and Belly. It was released on August 9, 1997. Two singles were released for promotion of the album. "Pretty Deep" was released in July 1997, while "The Bright Light" was released in October 1997. The album has a really good flow; it's rocking and melancholy. Tanya Donelly has great voice. I think it's a timeless album and she's a great musician. (Amazon)
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09 Tanya Donelly - Beautysleep [2002]
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/Gi4nQ68f/file.html
While it's tempting to suggest that Tanya Donelly tore a page from her stepsister and former Throwing Muses partner Kristin Hersh's songbook for the excellent but overcast Beautysleep, the observations culled here clearly owe to the vagaries of life (and motherhood) rather than the demons of mental illness. Even for a singer-songwriter as versatile as Donelly--contrast her trailblazing, protofeminist punk with the Breeders and the technicolor splatter of Belly--Beautysleep is a simmering stunner, filled with dusty corners, fickle rhythms, stark images, and a haunting duet with late Morphine singer Mark Sandman. That song, the minor-key epic "Moonbeam Monkey," is all the more unsettling thanks to Donelly's own gauzy voice, which stalks the song as much as sings it. "The Night You Saved My Life," meanwhile, seems to float by on a pleasant cloud of acoustic guitar until the lyrics sink in. And the woozy, spooky "Another Moment" is probably the best song the Cocteau Twins never wrote. Instruments such as mellotron and glockenspiel keep the oddball quotient high, but Beautysleep's real payoff is Donelly's angular songwriting. She seldom holds back the curtains to reveal sunshine, but she makes the most of the candlelight at hand. (Amazon - Kim Hughes)
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10 Tanya Donelly - Whiskey Tango Ghosts [2004]
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Whiskey Tango Ghosts is without a doubt Tanya Donelly's most simple album of her career. It is also most likely her bravest. Unlike her guitar-friendly work with Belly and Throwing Muses, Donelly eases up on the electric riffs and builds on the sweetness found on 2002's Beautysleep. There isn't a clear-cut theme lingering throughout these 11 songs other than Donelly's own charming appreciation for Stephen Sondheim and some of country music's more classic sounds. She listened to a lot of Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris, and Lucinda Williams and a bit from Wilco and Neko Case during the recording of Whiskey Tango Ghosts. If there was any kind of influence stemming from those particular artists, it's reflected in Donelly's streamlined approach to this album. The soft beauty that's made her a star all these years is the fruit of these songs. Her girlishly sweet vocals are as good as ever and all instruments are bare bones. Most of the time it's only Donelly and an acoustic guitar or it's her and the stylish chill of her backing band, husband Dean Fisher (guitar/bass/drums), Elizabeth Steen (piano), and Rich Gilbert (pedal steel/guitar). From the mauve-colored love song "The Center" and the jazz-like comfort of "Divine Sweet Divide" to the bittersweet melodies of "Just in Case You Quit on Me" and "The Promise," Whiskey Tango Ghosts finds solace in finding a place in life regardless of how much it changes. And as much as it is lovely, there's a hint of gray hovering over Donelly's signature musical purity. "Story High" and "Whiskey Tango" exude such somber tones. Much like Neko Case did with Blacklisted, Donelly's effort in keeping the instrumentation as simple as possible in order for the lyrics to cast a spell of wonder is exactly what makes Whiskey Tango Ghosts the enchanting album that it is. (AllMusic Review by MacKenzie Wilson)
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BONUS
Lisa Gerrard - A Thousand Roads OST (with Jeff Rona) [2002]
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/hVI0OjiZ/file.html
Tanya Donelly - This Hungry Life [2006]
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/Y2LQH8vZ/file.html
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01 Beethoven: Symphonies - Paul Kletzki, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra [2011]
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CD4+5+6 https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/cTmP5Yoc/file.html
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02 Beethoven Bicentennial Collection, Vol. XVI - Piano Quartets And Wind Music [1972]
CD1+2+3 https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/8xStIElW/file.html
CD4+5 https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/nl9h7aYF/file.html
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Hi Folks:
100 SPAÑISH ALBUMS MASTERPIECES
Great Bonus!!!!!!!
V.A. The Eclectic Sampler
One song of each album
All times, all styles
400 minutes of music
Complete albums list and links
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sPb9UhZxLVumsrpLOqz_vkK9TBysb_ne
Enjoy!
Jose
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Hi Folks:
100 SPAÑISH ALBUMS MASTERPIECES
Great Bonus!!!!!!!
V.A. The Eclectic Sampler
One song of each album
All times, all styles
400 minutes of music
Complete albums list and links
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sPb9UhZxLVumsrpLOqz_vkK9TBysb_ne
Enjoy!
Jose
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I was on one of those vehicle delivery trips when the car I was driving broke down on the salt flats in Utah. My plan was to hitch to Provo and get some emergency services there. Out went the thumb, and I actually got picked up in pretty short time by a family – dorky dad, very nervous mom, and a cowed, quiet ten-year-old boy. After some painfully awkward introductions came an even more painfully awkward silence. I tried to initiate some conversation, but nothing went more than a couple of lines. That’s when it hit me they were scared to death. Of me. Wild-looking from too little sleep, unshaven stubble, long hair, a little sunburned from hitching, crummy jeans, crummier t-shirt. I’m trying to figure out how to convince them I’m no serial killer when “California Dreamin’” comes on the radio. Thinking I’m going to have a “music-cures-all” moment, I start singing along. Nothing. Crickets. I should have stopped, but I sang the whole goddamn thing by myself. We drove on in silence until I saw the signs for a rest stop with phones and told them they could just drop me there. As they drove away, I wondered what religious imperative forced them to pick me up when they were so obviously frightened. The moral of the story? Music has amazing powers and properties. Apparently, it also has limitations. Here’s the last day of the Mamas & the Papas – outtakes and one-offs from the group, John Phillips’s only solo album as well as all of Mama Cass’s output.
2015 – Odds and Ends From the Ultimate Anthology Box https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/RHU1XEvR/file.html
1970 – John Phillips (aka, John The Wolfking of LA) https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/mjujZAKU/file.html
2005 – The Complete Cass Elliot Solo Collection (1968-1971) https://www100.zippyshare.com/v/vPkYMIs6/file.html
1972 – The Road Is No Place For A Lady https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/UXRaJrFl/file.html
1973 – Don’t Call Me Mama Anymore https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/FZ9nSjCz/file.html
The Kitsch Korner brings you more from the front, the rear end of the Fanny, and a thrash combo punning Metallica and the Beatles with such song titles as “Blackened the U.S.S.R.,” “Leper Madonna,” and “Hey Dude.” Bitrates will vary, but you probably knew that. You’re so clever.
Stephen King-Hall – “The Diary of a U-Boat Commander (2/12) (1918/2008) https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/dUZyNKdx/file.html
Fanny – “First Time in a Long Time: The Reprise Recordings” (4/4) (2002) https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/JZzhkbtg/file.html
Beatallica – “Sgt. Hetfield’s Motorbreath Pub Band” (2007) https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/FCrjBNvb/file.html
Various Artists – 4800 Tears – 50 Great Versions Of 96 Tears
A song written by Rudy Martinez, the lead singer of “? (Question Mark) And The Mysterians”, the band that had a monster hit with this song in 1966.
It is commonly thought that the organ heard on their version is a Farfisa; however, this is not the case; it’s actually a Vox Continental.
My ears tell me that several versions compiled here, sourced at YouTube, have the same backing track.
Disc 1
1. ? (Question Mark) & The Mysterians - 96 Tears (2:57)
2. Ola & The Janglers - 96 Tears (2:24)
3. Aretha Franklin - 96 Tears (2:21)
4. The Music Machine - 96 Tears (2:16)
5. Question Mark & The Mysterians - 96 Lagrimas (96 Tears) (Spanish) (3:01)
6. The Cramps - 96 Tears (2:19)
7. The Pretty Things And Mates with Matthew Fisher - 96 Tears (2:58)
8. Garland Jeffreys - 96 Tears (3:06)
9. Eddie And The Hot Rods - 96 Tears (2:41)
10. Gladys Pink - 96 Tears (3:04)
11. Thelma Houston - 96 tears (3:25)
12. The Modern Lovers - 96 Tears (2:39)
13. Big Maybelle - 96 Tears (2:34)
14. Jimmy Ruffin - 96 Tears (2:28)
15. The Texas Tornados - 96 Tears (3:56)
16. The Inspiral Carpets - 96 Tears (2:40)
17. Suicide - 96 Tears (4:17)
18. Dogs - 96 Tears (2:49)
19. Primal Scream - 96 Tears (2:40)
20. The Rockers - 96 Lagrimas (96 Tears) (Spanish) (2:55)
21. The Tibbs - 96 Tears (2:52)
22. Iggy Pop - 96 Tears (3:00)
23. Inferior Brain Power - 96 Tears (2:29)
24. The Unheard Of - 96 Tears (2:44)
25. Joe ''King'' Carrasco & The Crowns - 96 Tears (5:23)
Disc 2
1. The Prisoners - 96 Tears (2:47)
2. The Jades - 96 Tears (3:11)
3. The Uniques - 96 Tears (2:12)
4. The Fuzztones - 96 Tears (2:35)
5. The Music Explosion - 96 Tears (2:34)
6. Los Rockin' Devils - Llorando Por Ti (96 Tears) (Spanish) (2:46)
7. Todd Rundgren - 96 Tears (3:01)
8. The Residents - 96 Tears (2:50)
9. Fun Boy Three - 96 Tears (2:52)
10. The Bonne Villes - 96 Tears (2:11)
11. Mike Love & Dean Torrence - 96 Tears (3:06)
12. The Mystics - 96 Tears (3:04)
13. Graham BLVD - 96 Tears (2:46)
14. Utopia - 96 Tears (2:51)
15. R. Stevie Moore - 96 Tears (2:02)
16. Senator Bobby & The Questions - 96 Tears (2:47)
17. The Hypstrz -96 Tears (2:01)
18. The Fire Escape - 96 Tears (2:36)
19. Pascal Comelade - 96 Tears (1:01)
20. Ellie Nicholas - 96 Tears (2:45)
21. The Memory Lane - 96 Tears (2:47)
22. The Freddie Steady 5 - 96 Tears (3:19)
23. The Mutlicoloured Shades - 96 Tears (3:18)
24. Blue Fuller & The Chicago Allstars - 96 Tears (2:39)
25. Doug Spartz And Friends - 96 Tears (2:52)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/vcukw5xz/file.html
Repost ?
Chuck Berry – Covo Nord Est, Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy 1983
Not available in stores
1. Intro (0:37)
2. Let It Rock (4:42)
3. Wee Wee Hours (4:17)
4. Brown Eyed Handsome Man (2:16)
5. Ramblin' Rose (2:19)
6. Nadine (3:11)
7. Everyday I Have The Blues (4:53)
8. Johnny B. Goode (3:43)
9. Key To The Highway (vocals by Ingrid Berry) (4:21)
10. Goin' Down (vocals by Ingrid Berry) (3:12)
11. Reelin' And Rockin' (6:51)
Artwork Included
https://www23.zippyshare.com/v/OMDWYEp8/file.html
The Scottsville Squirrel Barkers – Blue Grass Favorites
Crown CST-346 (USA 1963)
Chris Hillman – Mandolin
Kenny Wertz – Banjo
Larry Murray – Guitar, Dobro
Gary Carr – Guitar
Ed Douglas – Double Bass
Note: This album also came out in The Netherlands as «Best Of Bluegrass Favorites» by “The Kentucky Mountain Boys featuring Chris Hillman”.
01. Shady Grove (1:15)
02. Home Sweet Home (1:49)
03. Katy Klyne (1:55)
04. Swamp Root (1:32)
05. The Willow Tree (2:40)
06. Walking Cane (2:26)
07. Three Finger Breakdown (1:50)
08. Cripple Creek (1:30)
09. Crown Junction Breakdown (1:31)
10. Reuben (2:13)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/iP4DY9gb/file.html
Warped requests
Still working my way though mine but should finish over the weekend but am fairly confident that these will be my last requests. I knew VMIMC revised tracks and artwork occasionally but am a bit surprised how often this was actually done. Hopefully will have something for you next week.
Don Gibson (6607) – 1965-66
Don Gibson (6723) - 1966-67
Jim Reeves (6208) - 1961-62
Jim Reeves (6393) - 1963-64
Thursday's GOSPEL
Gospel Lords Of Harmony - If God Gave Us Everything We Need, We Wouldn't Have Need To Pray (1965).zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/QSDKxNW7/file.html
Charles Taylor - The Soul Of Charles Taylor (ca. 1964-75).zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/z5m7LcTF/file.html
Country - Hillbilly - Rock'n'Roll
Billy Crash Craddock - Greatest Hits.zip
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/mH1ygU2s/file.html
Billy Grammar - Gotta Travel On - The Very Best Of Billy Grammar.zip
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/Hm3RM6v4/file.html
Billy Joe Roberts - Beer Drinking Music (1969).zip
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/PKdO4cLu/file.html
...Timebender said...
BLACK FLAG
Black Flag was one of America's first hardcore bands.
They emerged from Southern California to gain international prominence,
touring enough to become a major attraction in virtually every city where
a scene existed and undoubtedly inspiring others to get in the game.
Via the band's SST label, Black Flag played an essential role in the development
and popularization of American punk. Through countless revolving-door personnel
changes which spawned numerous spin-off bands along the way.
Black Flag persevered until 1986, finally dissolving after locating and exploring
the zone where punk and heavy metal intersect and overlap.[Discogs]
1987 - Wasted Again [Compilation]
Tracklist
Wasted Again
T.V. Party
Six Pack
I Don't Care
I've Had It
Jealous Again
Slip It In
Annihilate This Week
Loose Nut
Gimmie, Gimmie, Gimmie
Louie Louie
Drinking And Driving
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/QImM2hrL/file.html
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ROLLINS BAND
Rollins Band was an American rock band led by singer and songwriter Henry Rollins
(aka Henry Garfield), active from 1987-2003 and again 2006.[Discogs]
1992 - The End Of Silence
Tracklist
Low Self Opinion
Grip
Tearing
You Didn't Need
Almost Real
Obscene
What Do You Do
Blues Jam
Another Life
Just Like You
https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/OGp8sIVh/file.html
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*Both ripped @320, enjoy!
**Links good for a week.
***Promo Black Flag - Tv Party/Interview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUgcz03UFP4
****Rollins Band - Tearing/Live Tv 92
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k97pWeETayM
What a great clip today. Love that footage of the Beach Boys at work. Never seen it before.
Thanks.
Sergej said...
Hello.
Do you have maybe Earl Palmer - Percolator Twist And Other Twist Hits?
I'm looking for this one for a long time.
Thank you very much.
4 October 2018 at 12:17
There's a lot to love on TZ today! Thanks to Ryp for giving us a place to share things!
Searnav: Thanks for the 96 Tears. It's the song that started my love affair with cheesy organ!
Bob: Thanks for Billy "Crash" Craddock!
JWDen: Thanks for taking a break from scaring people to share more Mamas & The Papas!
Butterboy: I had a mental block regarding This Mortal Coil, but the covers CD made me decide to take a deeper look! Thanks for expanding my musical horizons!
I found this Steve Forbert live set on YouTube, converted it, tweaked the sound, & cut it into tracks! @320 with homemade Stinky Art. I removed a lot of the "Thanks for being here" chatter but left in what I felt served the recording. It's separated, so a body can skip it.
Steve Forbert Live At Vintage Vinyl 2015
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/dBgPaGAl/file.html
- Stinky
Day 4 of Maria Muldaur brings us a "best of" and a side project with Eric Bibb and Rory Block.
Maria Muldaur - (2001) Richland Woman Blues
Link: https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/B9uA3mxa/file.html
Maria Muldaur - (2003) A Woman Alone With The Blues
Link: https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/wUw8ZjmB/file.html
Maria Muldaur - (2003) Classic Live!
Link: https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/wSYcpGel/file.html
Maria Muldaur - (2004) I'm A Woman - 30 Years Of Maria Muldaur
Link: https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/irWZlhcr/file.html
Maria Muldaur - (2004) Love Wants to Dance
Link: https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/65qRvZUA/file.html
Maria Muldaur - (2005) Sweet Lovin' Ol' Soul
Link: https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/U3K18O6m/file.html
(2004) Eric Bibb, Maria Muldaur, Rory Block - Sisters & Brothers
Link: https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/cbw6zqk0/file.html
@ Gile
Les Smithhart & His Super X Cowboys - Live & Swinging [BACM 444] is MISSING track 21. Is this just mine, or are they all?
Joe Werner - Early Cajun Artist [BACM 543].zip
https://www107.zippyshare.com/v/36zGmOyd/file.html
Les Smithhart & His Super X Cowboys - Live & Swinging [BACM 444] MISSING track 21.zip
https://www107.zippyshare.com/v/JRy4ryp9/file.html
Oklahoma Ed Moody - Down The Trail To Home [BACM 281].zip
https://www107.zippyshare.com/v/qyQcnaSx/file.html
Girls Of The Golden West - Vol. 3 South Of The Border [BACM 458].zip
https://www107.zippyshare.com/v/q32Cp0c1/file.html
Here are a couple other videos that may be of interest to Maria Muldaur fans.
Mudaur singing Midnight At The Oasis Live On Midnight Special with the ever-present (at the time) flower behind her ear:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z3_h1J4j6w
The Brand New Heavies (acid jazz) version of Midnight At The Oasis:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKoGVoD3Cio
If you google "meaning of midnight at the oasis" there's a lot of interpretations/information!
- Stinky
@ Seamav Hi If you could repost your All Along The Watchtower Swarm thats fine I have located it on a hard drive..I think the olde grey cells are drifting away..keep up the great work I love your swarms
Many thanks Bob !
Daddy Cool said...
Warped requests
Don Gibson - 1965-1966 (Warped 6607).zip
https://www53.zippyshare.com/v/GP0DLXm3/file.html
Don Gibson - 1966-1967 (Warped 6723).zip
https://www53.zippyshare.com/v/pUHa0kVI/file.html
Jim Reeves - 1961-1962 (Warped 6208).zip
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/CIuLP5eT/file.html
Jim Reeves - 1963-1964 (Warped 6393).zip
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/aDuShlEC/file.html
Tanya Donnelly - MORE Love Songs for Underdogs (1997)
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/vpObBogf/file.html
A few Warped requests:
5009 Maddox Bros. & Rose 1950
5076 Maddox Bros. & Rose 1950-51
3972 Milo Twins 1939-47
Also looking for Jackopierce "Bringing On The Weather (1999)
https://www.discogs.com/Jackopierce-Bringing-On-The-Weather/master/560322
and a Jackson Crossing bootleg from 2003-06-14
Thanks, Dave
Request:
Does anyone have Masterpieces Of Modern Soul Vol. 4 to share?
Thanks
Here's a few odds n ends hopefully there will be one or two to tempt you
va-Sailormen Are Coming to Town[exotica].zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/j8N1bT7l/file.html
Steve Ellis & The Starfires-1967 - Song-Book.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/LXz8VxKn/file.html
Gary Hopey-Fade To Blues.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/wi6ihEmc/file.html
Don Adams-1969 - Watts Happening.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/FYGQYDqN/file.html
Chungking Express-st.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/F0aKSpA0/file.html
chants r&b - stage door witchdoctors.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/isr5TEVF/file.html
alton ellis - the duke reid collection[reggae].zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/nCsNqly2/file.html
2014 - Angus and Julia Stone.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/sF93socu/file.html
1989 Swedish Erotica - ST.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/HTITUHtg/file.html
1967-sonny & cher - good times.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/tIKEeyDO/file.html
These Jazz albums may interest some of you I was gifted these by a pal
Jazzadelic 03.1 - High-Fidelic Jazz Vibes.zip
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/xAuWBQBI/file.html
Jazzadelic 03.2 - High-Fidelic Jazz Vibes.zip
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/DDmAZr71/file.html
Jazzadelic 03.3 - High-Fidelic Jazz Vibes.zip
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/0Z7Z1DRp/file.html
High-Fidelic Jazz Vibes03.4.zip
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/L4s2fF5F/file.html
Monty, I posted a 36 versions swarm of "All Along The Watchtower" some months ago. I can reupload it if needed.
@JWDen - thanks for sharing all that Fanny!
GW
Yawning Angel sez...
Uncle Babka, thanks for day 4 of Maria!
Yawning Angel sez...
Hey pbird, thank you for Transblucency!
@ Davetuba
A few Warped requests:
Milo Twins - 1939-1947 (Warped 3972).zip
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/l4QAxkNp/file.html
Maddox Brothers & Rose - 1950 (Warped 5009).zip
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/pXpgV8uj/file.html
Maddox Brothers & Rose - 1950-1951 (Warped 5076F).zip
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/Fe6D6mMw/file.html
@ Butterboy
Thank you very much for This Mortal Coil
@ Searnav
Thank you very much for Chuck Berry live in Italy
@ Stinky
Thanks a lot for Steve Forbert Live
Once upon a time, I had a favorite internet web site. It was called The Twilight Zone. The 2 gents who ran it had very eclectic taste in music that they posted. They always had something that appealed to me, and it was rarely, a "name" artist. And when it WAS, it was usually an album that was not easily accessable on the web.
Obscure soul compilations, oddball psych, rock, folk...always just a few posts a day. If there was a series, one a day was posted until the series ended. In fact, sometimes a long series would end after 6 entries and then be continued further down the road.
In the beginning, in the comment section of each post, readers were able to comment on the recording, OR sometimes add a link to something that was somehow related to the original post. It was more interactive then.
There was never too much music posted that could not be listened to within a few days' time. But then...people started posting LOTS of things within a post, and not always something related to that post.
A few readers complained of having to scroll through all of the comments, so our host decided to give the readers their own daily post wherein they could give links to their hearts' content, as long as they posted nothing that was newly released for 3 years back. And post they did. And often ignoring the 3 year rule. Which RYP put into effect due to the fact that it could hurt working artists' sales.
I have never seen such an abuse of sharing anywhere. The people who EVERY DAY post a HUGE grouping of albums by an artist or a genre. And those who just post a grouping of a hodge podge of albums. To me, these people should start their own blogs and let the readers know where to find you, and stop USING The Twilight Zone to show your vast knowledge or whatever reason you have for sharing all of this music randomly. This was done by SoulTime by starting Groovy Gumbo. He doesn't do it here, he does it on his own site. And at least what HE is doing is compiling all 45s and LPs by a particular artist, not just grabbing previously-posted-elsewhere CDs by different artists. Or grabbing tracks off of youtube and creating albums.
To me, this section should be for requests, and not just a random "here's the entire David Ruffin catalogue, here's the entire ??? catalogue, etc. I am particularly interested in material that was not released digitally. When I have shared on here, it was usually when a request came in, and always rips of rare records that I have.
I could go on and on about this. a random "anybody got any XXX?" Nothing specific, just ANY. And then someone posts a shitload of the artist's albums.
I can't take anymore time on this. But I'll close with wishing the offenders would stop this sunami of links and start their own blog, or maybe you could all get together, form a co-operative blog, and do it THERE, and things could go back to normal here. RYP and GYRO can post what they want. Folks could comment/discuss and perhaps add an occasional link to something RELATED TO THE ORIGINAL POST.
Ya'll can go on and bad rap me all you want. I won't be replying, cause I know I'm right.
imnokid
PS
RYP-I am a he. 😎
@ Thierry since France
Here is Bobby & Laurie 1965-I Belong To You
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/vA0XfD4f/file.html
Canetoad @320 not my rip
Yes Searnav, please re-share the "All Along The Watchtower" swarm.
Cheers!
@ Montysmusic ... Nasty Rockabilly would be appreciated.
Old time Rockabilly ... sure hit me.
TIA
I've been asking for a lot of Warped lately - here's two I had:
7817 Sally Mountain Show 1978-79
https://www52.zippyshare.com/v/oxR6K765/file.html
6769 Red Smiley 1966-67
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/qmgPI9qG/file.html
6051 Red Sovine 1957-60
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/rG8uBup2/file.html
6665 Wilburn Brothers 1966
https://www55.zippyshare.com/v/K9c1W17G/file.html
Dave
@RYP: damit bin ich gerne einverstanden!
@JWDen: thank you for more from Mama, with and without the Papas and fellow Mother, and for Sgt. Hetfield. Re thumbing it: my teen-years long hair never scared 'em (and I was too baby-faced to shave)... but it did garner me at least two blunt solicitations -- not exactly the kind of ride I was looking for, I'm afraid. (And re your "rear end of the Fanny": LOL!)
Cheers!
@ JWDen Thank you for filling some Mama Cass voids.
G
Butterboy, thanks for your Lisa Gerrard post. DCD is somewhere in my top 15 all time favorites and she's been doing great work of her own, especially the film soundtracks.
Interesting story from JWDen today. I had something roughly similar to that happen to me somewhere along the way. Political and cultural polarization has been creating huge problems here in America for some time now and it's getting worse. Music DOES help but, as JW points out, it's not enough.
I guess I disagree - I don't think Uncle Babka was trying to evade the rules here. I think that he was trying to share something he thought people here would appreciate while being consistent with the rules, and if he knew that this would be frowned upon here, that he wouldn't have done it.
@JWDen:
I remember coming upon Beatallica when it was new, and if I recall correctly they encouraged downloads since they were poking fun at Metallica and Madonna's early Napster opposition. Don't know if they've changed their tune in the intervening years, but it's some fun stuff.
Thanks for reminding me of it.
Seanav.
Any chance of a 'Witer Shade of Pale ' swarm?
I admire the work you put into these.
Can't find the post right now but someone posted Texas Tornados.
Heres a Youtube concert by the Tornados
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQYH57CxtgU
enjoy!
leeisme,
okay, let's squeeze out the rules until they do not give anything away. As a German, I would call that "typically German," but that seems to be the rule throughout the world. So we need thick, fat law books. Do not think for yourself ...
Uncle Babka,
I accept your apology, sponge over it (as we say in Germany)!
Four requests from Warped list :
6194 Marty Robbins - 1961-62
6221 Clarence White - 1962-64
6226 Flatt & Scruggs - 1962 V1
6278 Bill Clifton - 1962-63
Thanks for your help !
Hello Warped Heads whilst trying to reduce my wants list to something acceptable I discovered Roy Drusky 55 - 60 over at TJs, sorry I don't have a catalogue number. Any other suggestions to trawl through? ...I've extracted all I can at Canna too.
Cheers
Adam
@ imnokid
People are different - and we have different ideas and opinions.
I for one like the site as it is now with all the random music and large choice.
If people all went off and started their own sites, how many more sites would we need to trawl through? This is pretty much a one-stop shop, and it's great.
There's something for everyone.
Thanks to RYP and all uploaders.
RYP/TLZ,
My apologies for posting Psychotic Youth's complete discography via a link from another blog yesterday. It broke the 3 year rule by having their albums from 2016 and 2017. I was trying to be helpful by making available the requested albums and that is all. I purchase hundreds of dollars of music every year and do not consider myself a thief or a leech. I too enjoy the open forum here and do not mind sifting through the links and posts and comments and thank yous. If RYP wants to edit as he sees fit so be it and if I don't like it then I don't have to visit here. This is a hobby, a therapy of sorts and an enjoyable pasttime that I will continue to do it as long as blogs like this exist.
Rexx
Rexx
As someone who has been visiting and contributing to TwilightZone for over a decade, I am with you, imnokid.
Bob said...
People are different - and we have different ideas and opinions.
I for one like the site as it is now with all the random music and large choice.
Of course you like it. You just want free music, and as much of it as possible.
I agree with everything imnokid said...
I have never seen such an abuse of sharing anywhere. The people who EVERY DAY post a HUGE grouping of albums by an artist or a genre. And those who just post a grouping of a hodge podge of albums. To me, these people should start their own blogs and let the readers know where to find you, and stop USING The Twilight Zone to show your vast knowledge or whatever reason you have for sharing all of this music randomly. This was done by SoulTime by starting Groovy Gumbo. He doesn't do it here, he does it on his own site. And at least what HE is doing is compiling all 45s and LPs by a particular artist, not just grabbing previously-posted-elsewhere CDs by different artists. Or grabbing tracks off of youtube and creating albums.
To me, this section should be for requests, and not just a random "here's the entire David Ruffin catalogue, here's the entire ??? catalogue, etc. I am particularly interested in material that was not released digitally. When I have shared on here, it was usually when a request came in, and always rips of rare records that I have.
I could go on and on about this. a random "anybody got any XXX?" Nothing specific, just ANY. And then someone posts a shitload of the artist's albums.
I can't take anymore time on this. But I'll close with ishing the offenders would stop this sunami of links and start their own blog, or maybe you could all get together, form a co-operative blog, and do it THERE, and things could go back to normal here. RYP and GYRO can post what they want. Folks could comment/discuss and perhaps add an occasional link to something RELATED TO THE ORIGINAL POST.
Thanks Uncle Babka for the Maria Muldaur
Regards
RYP is in control. It's his site. It amazes me that people have the nerve to give instructions to visitors here regarding what they should or shouldn't post.
Obviously, the posts here have been approved for posting, and therefore, what should be also obvious, is that if you're reading it, it's within the parameters acceptable to our host.
Those disapproving how the site is run are the ones who should probably move on and create their own site, where everything will be to their liking.
Respect the host.
Thanks Butterboy for 4AD shares, Uncle Babka for Maria Muldaur and montysmusic for the Jazzadelic comps.
I disagree with imnokid's name. He sounds exactly like a kid. Like a whinging little baby. Waaahhh! Mean people are posting too much music here! Waaahhh! I don't like it if I can't listen to everything posted here on the day I download it! Waaahhh!
Dude, if you don't like it, don't download it! Just ignore the community page altogether. And, most importantly, keep your crybaby comments to yourself. There's plenty of people that do enjoy the community page... people that look forward to it. I've seen plenty of music blogs that offer a section for people to request and upload albums not found on the main blog. Are you going to visit each one of those sites and throw a tantrum?
I've been a constant visitor to this site for somewhere around 10 years... a freakin' decade!!!! I'd say that about 80% of the stuff I've downloaded in all that time have been Gyro posts. For sheer amazing quality, no one beats him. And not just here but across all of the music blogs I visit. I'd be just as happy if he were the only person posting here. But this site isn't just for me. And it certainly isn't just for Imawhineykid. It's a community. And it's grown into a pretty fantastic one, at that. Viva la difference!
@Bob: I agree, and second the motion. And I support @ImNoKid and @BillyK in laying out their perspective, even while I just don't share it. I like that this is a particularly big and varied buffet bar... and I refuse to take it for granted, nor pout when the generous shares don't interest me. RYP and Gyro provide us with a great resource -- and they don't have to do it. I'm deeply thankful, and I refuse to try to tell our chefs how to cook and grill for their buffet; it's an honor to be able to come by, sit down, strap on a bib, and tuck in... seconds are free, too. Isn't that great?
Cheers!
Not going to touch the raging debate above but did want to say thanks for the Beach Boys clip, just beautiful. Speaking of beautiful, the Maria M Midnight Special was very enjoyable too. Remember when hits were actually played live by their artists?
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