Tuesday, 6 November 2018

…and now for something completely different! 413

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 (NO ALBUMS AFTER 2015 AND A LIMIT OF 3 EVERY DAY)! 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

92 comments:

RYP said...

Thanks to the 3, who make sure that no music is posted here after 2015 (from 1.1.2019 applies "NO ALBUMS AFTER 2016").
Danke an die 3, die darauf achten, daß keine Musik nach 2015 hier gepostet wird (ab 1.1.2019 gilt "NO ALBUMS AFTER 2016").

Searnav said... (5 November 2018 at 20:30)
Anonymous who requested More Blood/Tracks by Dylan: it wame out several DAYS ago. Please read the rules.

lemonflag said... (6 November 2018 at 00:12)
If we all want this site to continue we all have to stop asking for albums after 2015 and also to stop asking for hints where they are elsewhere.
As mentioned many sites have been "disappeared" for all types of reasons but challenging the web sheriff should not be the reason RYP loses this wonderful resource.

Psyclist said... (6 November 2018 at 00:23)
For those who requested ABB and Dylan, check xxx. Here we have rules. Keep 'm ... I don't want RYP stop this section of the blog. Btw thx for the Spraque Brothers.
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I have recently received more and more warnings which pronounces imnokid, and I agree with him:
Since I personally have a limit of 3 postings every day and Gyro1966 only 1, I want everyone else to do it from now on in the comments as well, so everyone not more than 3 albums. I will not publish deviating postings anymore!
Let's make the Walmart again the "Aunt Emma Store"!

Ich habe in letzter Zeit öfter die Warnung bekommen, die imnokid ausspricht, und ich stimme mit ihm überein: Da ich jeden Tag ein Limit von 3 Postings einhalte und Gyro1966 sogar nur 1, möchte ich, daß jeder andere es ab jetzt in den Kommentaren auch tut, also ein Limit von 3 Albums einhält. Davon abweichende Postings werde ich nicht mehr veröffentlichen!
Lasst uns den Supermarkt wieder zum "Tante Emma Laden" machen!

imnokid said... (6 November 2018 at 01:19)
I still fear that the huge, daily posts are going to get this great blog shut down. And just because I am making that statement, does not mean I am reporting anyone. Whoever that was that implied someone else who opined about too much posting reported it, is ridiculous.
Record companies have people who trawl the internet for their new releases and make sure that if they are found they are removed. If they come across a blog often enough, they will have it shut down.
Think before posting people. Remember, out of print and never digitally released are generally a safe bet.

Searnav said...

RYP, although it won't change a thing for me as I only post 2 or 3 albums a day, I think it's a good idea to put his limit.

I guess some people will have much free time from now on. But thanks to them for their incredible past posts.

I mean, several posters here probably live on a planet where days last at leat 72 hours.

Professor RnR said...

Firstly, I absolutely agree with your warning RYP. TZ blog is probably the best blog in Oldies Zone and let it be a blog devoted to Oldies, records of the 40s, 50s, 60s and eventually 70s. We don’t want this blog to be closed. OK, many of tracks that I’m compiling under Hot 100 & BU of 1960 flag are transferred from digital sources, vast majority from my own sources. I’m a collector, I have more than 20.000 CDs in my collection, probably 50% of my resources were never played and now I’ve decided to share them with other collectors, just for pleasure, huge work no profits! Many tracks are very hard to find and they are nearly 60 years old. Let me know whether you want me to continue, I especially expect an opinion of the blog owners. For now on, link to Pt. 8, 106-120.

Mathis, Johnny Starbright
Mathis, Johnny All Is Well
McPhatter, Clyde Just Give Me A Ring
McPhatter, Clyde Don't Dog Me
Mitchell, Guy Same Old Me, The
Mitchell, Guy Build My Gallows High (The Clock In The Tower) (missing)
Mystics, The (1) All Through The Night
Mystics, The (1) To Think Again Of You, (I Begin)
Peterson, Ray What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?
Peterson, Ray Answer Me My Love
Welch, Lenny You Don't Know Me
Welch, Lenny I Need Someone
Black('s), Bill, Combo White Silver Sands
Black('s), Bill, Combo Wheel, The
Compagnons De La Chanson, Les Down By The Riverside (Qu'il Fait Bon Vivre)
Compagnons De La Chanson, Les Margoton
Comstock, Bobby, & The Counts Jambalaya
Comstock, Bobby, & The Counts Let´s Talk It Over
DeMatteo, Nicky Suddenly
DeMatteo, Nicky I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night (missing)
Gibson, Don Just One Time
Gibson, Don I May Never Get To Heaven
Horton, Johnny Sink The Bismarck
Horton, Johnny Same Old Tale The Crow Told Me, The
Johnson, Marv I Love The Way You Love
Johnson, Marv Let Me Love You
Lawrence, Steve Footsteps
Lawrence, Steve You Don't Know
Valli, June Apple Green
Valli, June Oh Why

1960 Pt. 8.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/v105Pp34/file.html


links to all previous parts and also some future parts (up to 17) can be found on my blog:
https://professorrnr.blogspot.com

iguana said...

Request:
Looking for:
"Scratchin'" The Wild Jimmy Spruill Story
Was posted before but links are dead.
Cheers.

RYP said...

Searnav said...

Ten Years After - Watt

Deram SML 1.078 B (France 1970)

Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Chick Churchill, Leo Lyons

The LPs were pressed in France and ready to be dispatched to the retail stores, but the sleeves weren’t. So the French issued the LP with a “preview” sleeve. But…how come they were late in producing the actual sleeves but were able to design, print and dispatch this one in the mean time? Makes no sense.

Anyway, the back of the sleeve says:

“Limited edition preview sleeve, you can get the definitive sleeve at your retail store as soon as it becomes available.”

Which makes this edition a true collector’s item.

1. I'm Coming On (3:46)
2. My Baby Left Me (5:21)
3. Thinking About The Times (4:41)
4. I Say Yeah (5:15)
5. The Band With No Name (1:34)
6. Gonna Run (6:00)
7. She Lies In The Morning (7:22)
8. Sweet Little Sixteen (4:09)

Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/NTWbQgBr/file.html

6 November 2018 at 09:18

RYP said...

Searnav said...

Various Artists – I Am A Pilgrim -

An old traditional song written and composed by an unknown artist, the first known recording is by The Norfolk Jazz And Jubilee Quartet in July 1924 (track #1). Since then, it has become a standard in the gospel/bluegrass/country genres.

Disc 1

1. The Norfolk Jazz And Jubilee Quartet - I Am A Pilgrim (2:53)
2. Merle Travis - I Am A Pilgrim (2:02)
3. The Byrds - I Am A Pilgrim (3:39)
4. Clarence White - I Am A Pilgrim (Bob Baxter's Guitar Shop) (3:44)
5. The Kentucky Colonels - I Am A Pilgrim (2:54)
6. The Flying Burrito Brothers - I Am A Pilgrim (2:47)
7. Marley's Ghost - I Am A Pilgrim (3:17)
8. Roger McGuinn - I Am A Pilgrim (3:18)
9. Johnny Cash - I Am A Pilgrim (2:26)
10. Muleskinner - I Am A Pilgrim (4:52)
11. The White Brothers - I Am A Pilgrim (5:07)
12. Lloyd Green and Jaydee Maness - I Am A Pilgrim (3:47)
13. The Byron Berline Band with Chris Hillman - I Am A Pilgrim (4:23)
14. Rice, Rice, Hillman & Pedersen - I Am A Pilgrim (4:35)
15. Willie Nelson - I Am A Pilgrim (4:48)
16. Doc Watson & Jeff Little - I Am A Pilgrim (2:43)
17. The Country Gentlemen - I Am A Pilgrim (2:49)
18. Tennessee Ernie Ford - I Am A Pilgrim (3:19)
19. Chet Atkins - I Am A Pilgrim (3:03)
20. The Desert Rose Band - I Am A Pilgrim (3:09)
21. Chris Hillman & Herb Pedersen - I Am A Pilgrim (3:22)
22. The Tony Rice Unit - I Am A Pilgrim (8:17)
23. Ben Hall - I Am A Pilgrim (3:03)
24. Little Roy Lewis - I Am A Pilgrim (2:09)
25. The Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle - I Am A Pilgrim (2:26)

Disc 2

1. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - I Am A Pilgrim (2:53)
2. Aaron Neville - I Am A Pilgrim (3:05)
3. Happy Traum - I Am A Pilgrim (2:15)
4. The Soul Stirrers - I Am A Pilgrim (2:57)
5. Roger McGuinn and Chris Hillman with Marty Stuart - I Am A Pilgrim (3:14)
6. Tony Rice & David Grisman - I Am A Pilgrim (3:31)
7. Fern Jones - I Am A Pilgrim (2:31)
8. Kate Campbell - I Am A Pilgrim (2:21)
9. 9The Oak Ridge Boys - I Am A Pilgrim (3:06)
10. The Stanley Brothers - I Am A Pilgrim (2:17)
11. Bill Monroe - I Am A Pilgrim (2:33)
12. Leon Russell & The New Grass Revival - I Am A Pilgrim (4:32)
13. The Coal Porters - I Am A Pilgrim (2:48)
14. Roland White - I Am A Pilgrim (3:48)
15. Grandpa Jones - I Am A Pilgrim (2:06)
16. J.D. Sumner - I Am A Pilgrim (2:41)
17. Dick Curless - I Am A Pilgrim (2:10)
18. Jimmy Dean with Roy Clark - I Am A Pilgrim (2:32)
19. The Nashville Gospel Singers - I Am A Pilgrim (2:27)
20. John McEuen - I Am A Pilgrim (3:23)
21. Danny Gatton - I Am A Pilgrim (1:53)
22. Bill Coleman - I Am A Pilgrim (3:25)
23. Obray Ramsay - I Am A Pilgrim (2:44)
24. The Golden Gate Quartet - I Am A Pilgrim (3:11)
25. Sweethearts Of The Rodeo - I Am A Pilgrim (3:45)

Artwork Included (front, back)

https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/FRRQ9mVl/file.html

6 November 2018 at 09:19

RYP said...

Professor RnR, of course you can continue to the new conditions!

howstean said...

@ Mike who found a Warped unnumbered sampler, there are at least 3 First Anniversary comps, but I think they all feature tracks culled from the catalog.

howstean

Butterboy said...

@ RYP,

Firstly I love this site and respect that you want it to be a certain way.

Your site, your rules.

As a regular poster here I am happy to work with this however I ask you to clarify the following.

What is your viewpoint on Box Sets, say 2,3,4,5,6 or bigger. Are these acceptable as one post?
What about self made compilations and swarms that appear here often, including my own compilations, are these considered as one CD or not?.
Finally, I re-post my old posts when they are close to expiring (something Gyro always did before this section of the blog was introduced. It gives a chance to TZ'ers to pick up something that was missed previously). Is this still going to be acceptable?

Cheers




Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

BILLY BRAGG

Stephen William Bragg, better known as Billy Bragg,
is an English singer-songwriter and left-wing political activist.
His music blends elements of folk music, punk rock and protest songs,
with lyrics that mostly span political or romantic themes. [Wiki]

1991 _ The Peel Session Album _ 1983 - 1988
Tracklist
01 Lovers Town
02 Between The Wars
03 Which Side Are You On?
04 A Lover Sings
05 Days Like These
06 The Marriage
07 Jeanne
08 Greetings To The New Brunette
09 Chile Your Waters Run Red Through Soweto
10 She's Got A New Spell
11 Valentine's Day Is Over
12 The Short Answer
13 Rotting On Remand

[Bonus Tracks]
15 A New England
16 Strange Things Happen
17 This Guitar Says Sorry
18 Love Gets Dangerous
19 Fear Is A Man's Best Friend
20 A13 Trunk Road To The Sea

@320
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/1lFtN4Rq/file.html
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[Bonus related post]

RIFF RAFF

English Punk Rock/Pub Rock band founded 1977 by Billy Bragg,
disbanded 1981. [Discogs]

2002 _ The Singles _ 1977 - 1980
Tracklist
01 I Wanna Be A Cosmonaut
02 Romford Girls
03 What's The Latest?
04 Sweet As Pie
05 Barking Park Lake
06 Richard
07 Fantocide
08 Everygirl
09 You Shaped House
10 She Don't Matter
11 New Home Town
12 Little Girls Know

FLAC
https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/MGnU39Av/file.html
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* This share was suppost to consist of a pair of Flacs ripped by me
but I encountered some issues with the discs, once again thanks to the
original uploaders for the post salvage.

** Links good for a week, scans included, enjoy!

*** Billy Bragg Live - Winter Of 88 Dominion Theatre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dULU9qGSRWw
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REQUEST for a similar artist minus the politics by the name of RODNEY ALLEN.
1987 - Happy Sad [Album], In need of a bitrate upgrade please and thanks.

Bob said...

Tuesday's GOSPEL

- Holly Grove Gospel...Plus Vol. 8.zip
https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/0OeiuEC6/file.html

Angelic Choir - Yours Because Of Calvary (1966).zip
https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/1Yve0RuK/file.html

Anonymous said...

Finde Deinen Vorschlag gut, RYP.
Sehr spannend war natürlich zu lesen, wie Du die Übersetzung von „Tante Emma Laden" angehen würdest! Einfach wörtlich, sehr schön!!
Rank Stranger

Gile said...

Few more requests from BACM list :

287 Betty Amos - Yesterday's Sweetheart
289 Art Gibson - Mountain Melody Boys
329 Andy Parker & The Plainsmen - Vol. 2 Coast Records
332 Roy Drusky - Swing Wide Your Gate Of Love
427 Wiley Walker & Gene Sullivan - Live & Let Live
428 Sleepy Hollow Ranch - Cowboys & Cowgirls

Thank you in advance !

TheSingleGuy45 said...

Today I have 2 broadcast CDs to share. Enjoy.

All flac except where noted.

Billie Holiday - 1953-56 Radio And TV Broadcasts [1999]

Link:https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/ZXTtUBvj/file.html

Ella Fitzgerald - Complete 1940 NBC Broadcasts (2CD) [2006]

Link:https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/79ui2Mqx/file.html

Bob said...

@ RYP

Thanks RYP for allowing us to use this site, and for your uploads on the main page. Let's hope the site continues to be as rich and friendly as ever.

I just want to clarify what we can do without going against the rules. It's unfortunate we have to limit the posts, but I understand that it is necessary to make sure we don't fall foul of Big Brother - and I will do whatever RYP deems necessary to protect his site.

What about if I have posted 3 albums in the morning, and then later on in the day someone requests albums which I can supply. Is it ok if I post them on the same day?

RYP said...

No, logically the next day - 3 a day is the rule!

Searnav said...

RYP, about the self-made compilations, may I suggest to limit them, not to 40 tracks, but to 100 min, so the limit would be that the files can be burned into a single CDR (max 100 min).

RYP said...

Searnav,
I can not see if the link contains 100 or 120 min. Gyro1966 does his "Do The 45!" with about 32 titles. Let's do it like this!

JWDen said...

Thanks for the information and the new rules, RYP. For my own part, I apologize for any additional scrutiny or warnings from The Powers That Be my mega posts may have had. To that end, I've taken down all the links. Hopefully, this fine resource will continue!

Los Dicker Tanz said...

melancholic soundtracks to urban landscapes in november evenings PART ONE
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Burial ‎– Burial (2006) FLAC
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/iYiOFBiO/file.html

Burial ‎– Untrue (2007) VBR
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/wOn2dnTM/file.html

Massive Attack ‎– Mezzanine (2006) FLAC
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/ebtItdZE/file.html

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Take Care Comrades! Love & Peace. Bridges Not Walls.

Anonymous said...

Please re-upload “Eric Clapton Record collection “
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2016/08/eric-claptons-record-collection.html

Sergej said...

Marti Davorin Jagodic
https://www20.zippyshare.com/v/gc1uYrfa/file.html

Searnav said...

RYP, if there's no track listing (which is mostly the case here), you can't see if the link has 30 or 80 tracks either. So will the track listing become mandatory?

swboy said...

Louisiana Swamp Stomp - Various Artists.rar
Link:
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/5WxJj3PZ/file.html

Contemporary gutbucket electric blues by Louisiana musicians
and guests. Mostly originals with a traditional sound.
--------------------------------------------------------------
I'm looking for the following items, and grateful if anyone can post.

Tough Texas - Boppin' Billy & Rockers 1953-1957 [Collector Records label]
Great Rock'n'Roll Stringbenders
Let's Jump! - Swingin' Humdingers from Modern Records

RYP said...

Searnav,
Let's make it even more complicated: okay, a tracklist will be mandatory!

Anonymous said...

We had this discussion about the TZ way forward months before and the critics of the Wal-Mart were attacked hard.It all started with the mega postings of northern madman.

RYP said...

To everyone,

basically, so that no misunderstandings arise: NO ALBUMS AFTER 2015 AND A LIMIT OF 3 CDs EVERY DAY! So you can split a box set, for own compilations the same applies (max up to 32 titles, a tracklist will be mandatory, not 80 or similar!) and also for expiring uploads (gone is gone, nothing is eternal). So again: 3 CDs all in all per person, per day!

Grundsätzlich gilt, damit keine Missverständnisse entstehen: KEINE ALBEN NACH 2015 UND EIN LIMIT VON 3 CDs PRO PERSON UND PRO TAG! Du kannst also ein Box Set aufteilen, für eigene Compilations (max bis zu 32 Titel, eine Tracklist wird obligatorisch) gilt dasselbe und auch für endende uploads (weg ist weg, nix ist ewig). Also noch einmal: alles in allem 3 CDs pro Person, pro Tag!

moondog said...

I've been keeping an eye out for a few years for the Bear Family Release in 2004 of
UNCLE DAVE MACON -Keep my Skillet Good & Greasy (The Complete Recordings) 9cd.
Figured if anyone could help they'd be here. Thanks for all you all have shared! This site is always the most entertaining part of my mornings.

Stinky said...

Here are two albums by The Alley Dukes
who picked up BUCK NAKED's "Pornobilly Music"
where he dropped it in Golden Gate Park.

Northern Rednecks (2006) & Go Back To College (2007)
https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/zjEdWc0k/file.html

- Stinky

wikkid.pissa said...

I don't collect CD's. I collect music. At home I just stream from a server. In the car I use 32GB flash drives. Checked in today because I just finished a project collating the 1937-1942 recordings on which Glenn Miller used female singers. I called it "Glenn's Girls featuring Marion Hutton". All tracks organized chronologically and identified with location and dates, edited and re-EQ'd when necessary, but it's 287 recordings. Glad I read the comments today before I wasted my time uploading it as it's not a CD. Guess I was a day late. Oh well. Cheers.

Gummo said...

RYP, your blog, your rules, I'm just grateful for everything everyone here shares.

SingleGuy45, thanks for the Billy & Ella!

montysmusic said...

These were requested yesterday Ive noted the new rules RYP so as from tomorrow I will only post 3 albums with tracklists..the only thought I have on this regulation is do I post requests or my own albums I like to share..decisions decisions

the sinceros - 1979 the sound of sunbathing.zip
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/aFvLj7VT/file.html

Rustic Hinge-Replicas[1970].zip
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/YapTPIjI/file.html

bill medley - smile .zip
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/FdmQWXDo/file.html

ALEX CHILTON-High priest,1987.zip
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/zUhBBXBJ/file.html

I hope you forgive me the 4th share just for today and as I've promised as from tomorrow 3 albums with track listings

Star Studded Sham said...

This is a great idea - I've seen so many sites get closed - let's face it you can only listen to so many albums a day anyway!

philo said...

CMJ (College Music Journal) New Music Monthly was the first consumer magazine to include a bound-in CD sampler. Starting in 1993 NMM was a monthly magazine that came with a CD of 15-24 songs by well-established bands, unsigned bands and everything in between.

CMJ New Music Monthly vol 27 Nov 95
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-27-November-1995/release/1266051
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/1q9X4lk0/file.html

CMJ New Music Monthly vol 28 Dec 95
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-28-December-1995/release/1254712
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/fiy0h20A/file.html

CMJ New Music Monthly vol 29 Jan 96
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-29-January-1996/release/1288211
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/tuTxMoTY/file.html

montysmusic said...

I have a request as it seems some folk are getting their requests met which I agree with coul the date cut off for albums be 2008 as this will give 10 years between albums being produced just a thought

RYP said...

If that is too uncomfortable with the tracklist, it does not need to be so specific. Such peanut counting just kills the fun, mutual trust is required!

Wem das mit der Trackliste zu unbequem ist, braucht es nicht so genau nehmen. Solche Erbsenzählerei killt nur den Spass, gegenseitiges Vertrauen ist gefragt!

imnokid said...

Anonymous requested Bill Medley, A Song For You.
Here it is, albeit at 192 bit, which is how I got it.

https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/2DLoHuQA/file.html

I looked for Gone and see that it is the same as Nobody Knows (which I DO have), except Gone replaced another cut. Could not find Gone on YT, either.

Anonymous said...


i understand your rules but i think you'll should excluding the requested one cause if we three of us asking for three albums by day and only one of you could answering to this how many weeks must be awaiting for an answer about an album links ?

Beyes said...

@Timebender - Thank you for the Riff Raff singles comp!

djmcblues2 said...

@dc animal: there are 9 volumes of Dandies.

Rudy said...

REQUEST. Someone has been posting 90's label samplers lately.
I threw one out once, which I kind of regret doing. Can anyone help me with:
COOKING VINYL - DELICATESSEN ONE ?

djmcblues2 said...

RYP- I was going to post my old Christmas compilations later, but I'm lazy and didn't want to do the tracklists. Maybe we could just put the number of tracks instead??

Just a suggestion.

Anonymous said...

I realize, of course, that the main resaon behind the new rules about posting and requesting music is the risk of the blog being closed down. However, I think there can be a kind of value in limiting the amount of music available for downloading.

Sometimes when people post very large quantities of recordings - for example the entire production of an artist/band, or all records issued on a specific label - it's easy to get greedy. As a music collector you think "oh, I mustn't miss this chance to get all of these recordings at once, for free". Somtimes you find yourself downloading more music than you have time to listen to, and sometimes you discover that you have dosnloaded stuff that you don't even like, just because it was there for the taking.

So it can be good to have some limitations. We musn't forget that you are supposed to listen to music and get some kind of pleasure or enjoyment from the listening. The purpose of music shouldn't be just to collect large amounts of recordings in order to satisfy some sort of collecting obsession.

/Jumpstart

Anonymous said...

Thank you montysmusic for Alex Chilton!

RYP said...

djmcblues2,
good idea!

Anonymous (6 November 2018 at 16:42),
it's all said, now it's slowly starting to annoy me!

Bob W. said...

Does this mean Butterboy can only post 3 of the Herbert Von Karajan CDs at a time. He has been posting 10 per week, and since the massive set is 240 CDs, it seems like an exception could be put in place.

I would propose 3 CDs or 1 box set per day. Otherwise, I can see posters being hesitant to post box sets - the Von Karajan box set would take Butterboy 80 days to post at 3 CDs per day.

I would also suggest that filling a request does not count against a poster.

This is your site, and you make the rules, I am quite happy to accept whatever you decide.

dc_animal said...

-= Request =-
I've been trying to complete my 'Sun - The Roots Of Rock' series on the Charly label. I am in need of the following volumes:
Vol 2 - Sam's Blues
Vol 6 - Sunset Soul
Vol 7 - Sun Blues
Vol 11 - Memphis Blues Sounds
Vol 12 - Union Avenue Breakdown

Thanks

Chester Ignatius Armitage Nubwacker said...

Crab Devil, I agree. My other incredibly guilty pleasure from that time was watching Jimmy Swaggart completely blotto. In retrospect, I really didn't have much choice. It was 2 in the morning and we only got 3 channels, 4 when the stars would align, so there weren't a whole lot of choices. Still, he was so unintentionally funny that there was no way he wasn't running a con. Then came the cheap hookers & the up the skirt peeping for ol' Jimmy. Secretly I think Jimmy really wanted be Jerry Lee but he didn't have the nuts for it. And, no it's not my name. Would I have made it through the US high school Thunderdome unscathed with a last name like Nubwacker? I actually take pride that I can Google myself & nothing comes up. Not a big fan of the 21st century. I still take downloads and burn CDs with them so I'm a bit of a neanderthal. Have a good one pal.

RYP said...

Bob W.,
it remains: 3 CDs all in all per person, per day!
How often do I have to repeat it? How many misreadings are there? It's all said, everyone can read it!

Anonymous said...

Does anyone have GIANT SAND's covers album "Cover Magazine" to share?

Thanks in advance - Stinky

Anonymous said...

Hello RYP Good there are rules now to save your great site! But a question from me: Everybody knows that music before 1949 is in the PUBLIC DOMAIN.! !. Are the restrictions also for that stuff? So if there is somebody(like I just read) who want to post a lot of tracks by Glenn Miller
I think it is strange that he can't post that.... We don'thave to comfort too much the FU...Music Industry!


Hank

Anonymous John said...

To all those complaining or misunderstanding RYP's new rule: Start Your Own Blog! RYP & Gyro1966 serve at their pleasure, not yours (ours). If this were my blog (It's Not!) I would just cease the comment section altogether. RYP's patience with whiners, bitchers, & moaners is truly remarkable... You can do whatever you want on Your Own Blog!
-Anonymous John

imnokid said...

RYP
I love how some of the multi-posters are trying to work around your new rules, yet trying to make it logical.
hahahahaha

To quote the Yardbirds - "Mister, you're a better man than I"!

Anonymous said...

I'm looking for anything by Shannon & The Clams except "Dreams in the Rat House." It would be greatly appreciated!

Davetuba said...

Yesterday Country Goes Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 1- The Old Guard was requested

https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/T6oC1ZLe/file.html

Dave

TheSingleGuy45 said...

Dear RYP,

I can understand you're are a little bit frustrating now because
some people try to change the new rules for themself, like
@ Bob W.. I was thinking to response on that comment in a
very long way but you already did in a short way. Glad you
don't say yes to "3 CDs or 1 box set per day" because I have
"The Encyclopedia Of Jazz". It's 5X100 CD box set (500 CDs =
72 GB) which I could share in 5 days!

Respect to your new rules and concept, I hope that TZ is still
the best music blog on earth and beyond.

mfarkas2 said...

A couple of recent Library finds:
The Supremes- Let The Music Play: Supreme Rarities
2 CD's 48 tracks

https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/g3j14ffD/file.html

The Jackson 5- Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5/ ABC
1 CD 25 Tracks

https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/Lf6YJvBz/file.html

RYP- Thank you for this blog!

Anonymous said...

Yawning Angel sez...

RYP's site, RYP's rules, 'nuff said. As always, RYP, thanks a bunch for this wonderful place.

@Wu Ming, thank you for Mezzanine!

Billy K said...

RYP, I fully support your posting limits. For too long this blog has become about hoarding, not sharing of music we love. I'm sure you remember the early days when Twilight Zone was shut down. There is simply no need for this excess.

And to those who do not like the new limits, I will say again - it's very easy to start your own blog. If you wish to dump hundreds of albums (like the famous deleter), just create your own. I'm sure there are plenty of hoarders who will appreciate your work.

Anonymous said...

Hello,

I'm looking for music by the Pandoras and/or the Brood. Thanks in advance.

Regards,
DaveC

Jim D said...

Gile
Here are 3 of your requested BACM

332 Roy Drusky - Swing Wide Your Gate Of Love
427 Wiley Walker & Gene Sullivan - Live & Let Live
428 Sleepy Hollow Ranch - Cowboys & Cowgirls


https://wetransfer.com/downloads/d632bc382640a864fd16e1036937ef5720181106191455/05860720fcefa75ece1f4da3cbb9b93520181106191455/793ed9

Jim D

Bob said...

@ Gile

Here's my final posting of the day. More tomorrow:-

Betty Amos - Yesterday's Sweetheart [BACM 287].zip
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/VybHapbg/file.html

TheSingleGuy45 said...

Dear RYP,

You're right that some people can't read, even some people
can't count. For exemple Bob W. said:

"I would propose 3 CDs or 1 box set per day. Otherwise,
I can see posters being hesitant to post box sets - the
Von Karajan box set would take Butterboy 80 days to post
at 3 CDs per day. "

80 days to post Von Karajan CD box?? Or I can't count:

@ Butterboy has already posted 70 CDs, so 240 - 70 =
170 : 3 = 56 2/3 --> 57 days!!

Or I must go back to school??

Ira Seigel said...

I honestly don't grab most of what's shared here, but the blog itself is invaluable...RYP, it's your baby and we've got to respect the rules, especially when survival itself might be at risk...thanks to everyone here for all the awesome work, and let's keep it going

swboy said...

Anonymous Davetuba --
Thanks for Country Goes Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 1-The Old Guard

Hank
"Everybody knows that music before 1949 is in the PUBLIC DOMAIN.!"
Only recordings in Europe and Canada. Not music or recordings
copyright in America.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain_music

lemonflag said...

RYP
Thanks, the future is looking bright.

Roz said...

@Stinky. GIANT SAND's covers album "Cover Magazine":

https://mega.nz/#!d6owRYSJ!ZHoizpIkRkkygcLVI8uGRf9AhHDJL2fpJr_fFJk_I58

serge Courtoy said...

Hi Butterboy,
Thanks for posting masters of blues vol 11.
I really appreciate

Star Studded Sham said...

I think some of the guys on here should start their own blogs - they have a lot they want to share so I think they'd get a lot of satisfaction from it.

DrNecessitor said...

Going to see Ural Thomas this week...does anyone have his 1968 LP "Can You Dig It... Live!"?
https://www.discogs.com/Ural-Thomas-Can-You-Dig-It-Live/master/879988

Thanks in advance!

Charlie Ramone said...

@ Timebender
Thanks a lot for the Riff Raff singles

torben said...

Thanks Montysmusic for the Sinceros Much Appreciated

Stinky said...

Roz:

Thanks a million for the GIANT SAND!

- Stinky

Anonymous said...

A lot of people love you Ryp, and they have a deep respect for your rules as long as they don't apply to them, just the others.

Keep on rocking,

Davey

I too am anonymous. said...

RYP, carry on.

I too am anonymous. said...

Hey Butterboy, you're the Man, with the Van! I'd like to see you carry on with those postings!!

Aging Child said...

@RYP: thank you for the guidance and boundaries; they really are reasonable... and protective of your great resource. Ich stimme total zu.

@Philo: thank you for the latest CMJ's.

@JumpStart: I'm totally with your keen perspective on TZ's refined guidelines; sometimes it's seemed, lately, that the buffet table has degenerated into a leaking, crowded trough (auf deutsch: Trog). RYP is now letting in a breath of fresh air - not just here in ANFSCD's Comments, but in our own lives and collections as well.

This also has to lift some pressure off our most generous uploaders. I enjoyed sharing here my 1-2 MB daily uploads of early 1900s / late 1800s recordings, last year and earlier this year... but getting it all together, organized, indexed, etc., every day for months on end... got to be very stressful - and yet I wasn't even putting the great degree of extra work into it that so many other fine folks here have been doing.

I have very little free time now, but I've been itching to resume sharing here on a smaller scale, even while edgy over all the extra work it would once more take. Now we're all relieved of a strong degree of that pressure... and there's still plenty of good sound to be found here. VIVA RYP/GYRO/TZ!

@nonymousJohn, @YawningAngel, @BillyK, @IraSeigel, et al.: also well put!

PS: An "Aunt Emma store", the German "Tante-Emma-Laden", translates even better as "mom-and-pop store", at least to U.S. ears - which RYP puts quite well: that's basically what any other music forum is, compared with the TwilightZone. Let's keep it that way - and lean, and safe. No offense intended anyone's Aunt Emma, of course.

Cheers!

Anonymous said...

@ Ryp

Understood and will comply! Not everyone here checks in every day, so it might be a good idea to put up the rules as the first reply to every Completely Different post...

Most of my posts, other than the rare request fill (I don't have anything LIKE the archives some of the regulars have) have been way over the new limit. But there's no reason I can't break 'em up from here on out. Small price to pay, etc.

I imagine that mp3 and flac versions of the same album count as one?

I must admit I have been enthusiastic enough about some brand new releases to be sorely tempted to post "hints" here - but never did that, so no loss on that front. As a veteran of the Blog Wars, I stand more than ready to do whatever it takes to keep the trolls in check.

- Diana Brill

Steve626 said...

@ iguana:

Here's your request. 2 CD's @ 61 tracks - link to track listing below.

Scratchin': The Wild Jimmy Spruill Story @320
https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/2iNiRnXT/file.html

https://www.discogs.com/Wild-Jimmy-Spruill-Scratchin-Wild-Jimmy-Spruill-Story/release/8218192

Anonymous said...

If some of the more prolific posters do decide to start their own blogs, I hope they will be permitted to leave a forwarding address here and a link on TZ's sidebar.

Stinky said...

Dave C:

Here's The Pandoras STOP PRETENDING (Rhino Handmade Version)
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/llfjo5Or/file.html

Tracks:
01. In & Out of My Life (In a Day)
02. I Didn't Cry
03. Anyone But You
04. You're All Talk
05. That's Your Way Out
06. You Don't Satisfy
07. Let's Do Right
08. I'm Your Girl
09. The Way It's Gonna Be
10. Stop Pretending
11. Ain't Got No Soul
12. It Felt Alright
13. The Hump
14. I Want My Caveman
15. You Burn Me Up and Down (Demo)
16. Bad Seed (Demo)
17. She's Ugly (Demo)
18. Love Them, Leave Them (Demo)
19. Something I Can't Have (Demo)
20. You Don't Know (Demo)
21. Never Get Enough (Demo)
22. In and Out of My Life (In a Day) (Demo)

I have Nymphomania LIVE as well, which I'll try to post tomorrow!

- Stinky

The Phantom Of The Rock Opera said...

First let me say as a long term visitor to the Twilightzone that its RYP and Gyro's blog and there's to do with as they feel fit. I can understand if the overhead of this thread is becoming too much for them or indeed if the blog is under threat of closure from Blogger or elsewhere why they would want to make the changes although I would have thought the only certain way to avoid the wrath of the establishment would be to stop posting links completely.

Certainly the new rules will mean I will spend far less time on the site and get to bed earlier and its true to say that in recent times there has been an increasing habit by some posters of regurgitating material recently made available elsewhere or which is still available on its home site (the 'Sir Psych Presents' posting seemed particularly gratuitous as its all still available on his own site).

However I do feel this is a watershed moment and fear that the good times are over and that Twilightzone will diminish from the 'force' it has become. The elitist Nirvana that some think Twilightzone once was and could be again is nothing but overblown half recollection and wishful thinking. It was one of many decent blogs around the internet but only in the last few years has it become a special place.

One of the most attractive features of the blog over those years has been the sheer volume and variety of posts and in particular the efforts of specialist posters sharing their massive collections (e.g. Northern Madman) in relatively short periods (not everyone wants to post day in day out for forever and a day). By imposing quite stringent rules on this thread will inevitably deter such posters and in turn reduce interest in the blog.

For example much as I am grateful to Butterboy for all his magnificent efforts I've already sourced the rest of the Von Karajan set from elsewhere well beyond the reach of Imnokid's 'web sheriff' and an elsewhere that is far more immediate (I'll have it up and running by this time tomorrow not in 57 days time) . Now that's the crux of it. Almost everything that is posted on here and that which isn't, is already easily available elsewhere on the web if you know where to look and if it ain't available on here people will just go elsewhere.

Anyway, it was great while it lasted and it won't stop me visiting the site but I'll have to rethink where I intend to share my collection in the future as it sounds like TWZ won't be an option.

Lastly, as Douglas Adams might have said 'thanks for all the fish'.

DenBear said...

As a lurker who does download most of what's offered here each day, I approve of RYP's new rules. I, too, have worried that the megaposts of entire catalogues would attrack the attention of Big Brother. Plus, it had become hard to keep up.

I'll just have to hope that Butterboy will see his way to posting the rest of the Von Karajan in smaller increments and try to be patient.

Long live the Twilight Zone!

Anonymous said...

... that Diana Said ...

This Is The Life, the debut album (2007) from my favorite self-taught teenage Scottish guitarist, composer etc, Amy MacDonald: All but unknown on the U.S. side of the Atlantic, if you have not heard this you need to. People like Amy turn up about once per generation...

FLAC: https://www94.zippyshare.com/v/7CoahLSU/file.html

@320: https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/mMlvYFEf/file.html







pbird said...

@RYP and everyone else who reacted, positive or negative: 'This way it will keep things much more organized and tidy!' This place should be a goldmine for hard to find items which we all have somewhere on our systems, just go searching...I'm not a regular that long yet but for me the requests and answer posts are the most enjoyable, searching my own collection to see if there's any way to fullfill a request is fun to do, that's why I started a digital collection in the 1st place I guess.

The big amounts of posts I learned to scroll through quickly, some titles are even repeated the next days! Now if we all stick to the '3 u/l a day' rule this place will be nicely organized and tidy again! And of course a big hand to our appreciated hosts for making it all possible, wish you all kinds of luck mates!

Pbird sez keep on truckin'!

pedro B said...

DrNecessitor go to groovy gumbo blog Ural thomas

Anonymous said...

LOL, 3 postings a day? Track listings? Box sets, Online folders, and what about if I choose to put 20 albums into a zip or rar file? The majority of participants to this ongoing comment thread are too dim to figure out all those variables. Half of the downloads I get here are tagged so wrong it takes me hours to fix them. I think you ought to just adopt that jerk-off Willards golden rule: NO REPLIES, NO THANKS. The slobbering of thank you's that wastes screen space and time, makes we want to shower afterward.

DrNecessitor said...

@pedro - thanks for pointing me in the right direction for the Ural Thomas!

Uncle Bela said...


Many thanks to Philo for more CMJ. :)

UB

apauling said...

@RYP
I applaud you taking steps to keep TZ alive and well. I prefer quality over quantity anyway, and most of the music I love is of the vintage variety not likely cause trouble.

@Bob
I've been dipping into the Holly Grove comps you've posted of late and there are some absolute gems—mostly by obscure artists. Do you know the origins of these comps? They include surprisingly few duplicates with other gospel collections such as those by Opal Nations.

zipper said...

Thanks Wu Ming for the Burial & Massive Attack shares and philo for the CMJ comps.

Brett Alan said...

Thanks for the Billy Bragg stuff! I do like that Rodney Allen album, wish I still had my copy!