Thursday, 26 September 2019
…and now for something completely different! 2019 - 0722
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 RELEASED IN 2017 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 DISCS)! 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.
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SOFT ROCK SHOWCASE - ENGLAND DAN & JOHN FORD COLEY
England Dan & John Ford Coley were an American soft rock duo composed of Danny Wayland "England Dan" Seals and John Edward "John Ford" Coley, active throughout the 1970s. Native Texans, they are best known for their 1976 single, "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight", a No. 2 pop hit and No. 1 Adult Contemporary hit. After they disbanded, Seals began performing as Dan Seals and launched a country music career through the 1980s which produced 11 No. 1 country hits.
The duo began while they were friends and classmates at W. W. Samuell High School in Dallas, Texas. Seals and Coley performed first as part of local cover bands, including Playboys Five and Theze Few. They recorded a series of demos in Nashville as The Shimmerers, but their prospects ended with the death of their producer, before he could secure a recording deal for them. Their next grouping was Dallas pop/psych group Southwest F.O.B. ("Free on Board"), whose material has been re-released on CD by the Sundazed label. Seals was the younger brother of Jim Seals of the 1970s soft rock duo Seals and Crofts. Dan's childhood nickname, given to him by his brother Jim, was "England Dan" because he was a fan of English rock band The Beatles, and he occasionally adopted an affected English accent. John Colley's last name was re-spelled "Coley" for ease of pronunciation; "Ford" was added as his middle name for flow purposes, thus England Dan and John Ford Coley (Wikipedia)
01 England Dan & John Ford Coley - Nights Are Forever [1976]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/ICjs7bs6/file.html
After stirring little U.S. chart interest with three albums with A&M this Texas-bred duo discovered the song "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" and ignited a run of hits on the Big Tree label. This, their first album for Big Tree, was their best and most commercially successful. The album's title track just missed the pop chart's top slot, but did hit #1 adult contemporary. The song's writer, Parker McGee, also provided the album's title track (and the duo's second hit single). The remaining titles were written by the duo, alone, together and with a few select collaborators. Dan Seals' later reinvention as a country artist is presaged here in the pedal steel and harmonies of "Westward Wind," "Showboat Gambler," and "Lady." Though soft rock would become a cliché, it was still fresh in 1976, and Seals (the younger brother of Seals & Crofts' Jim Seals) and Coley are energized and inventive with their vocalizing. It's smoothly produced, as you'd expect, but any commercial calculation was the sort previously used in the Brill Building to lace together audience-connecting emotion, easily hummed melodies and hook-filled vocals. And it worked; if you like the hit singles, you'll like how they filled out the album. (Amazon)
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02 England Dan & John Ford Coley - Dr Heckle And Mr Jive [1979]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/FPX9qBe6/file.html
Finally, we've reached the end of England Dan & John Ford Coley's 70's discography! Let's listen to their final album of the decade called Dr. Heckle and Mr. Jive (heh, clever title!) Unfortunately the lyrics aren't related to the crazy mystery/horror of the famous novella written back in the late 1800's by Robert Louis Stevenson. Nah, England Dan & John Ford Coley just wanted to have some fun with the album title and probably play up the fact they were still writing soft rock despite disco being the popular thing, hence the jive part....What a great album! More emphasis on soft vocals and ballads which might sound like a step down in theory, but the vocal melodies are really wonderful. I recommend this album.(Amazon)
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03 England Dan & John Ford Coley - Best Of [1979]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/ohdhjyGS/file.html
I have always loved the music that this duo produced over the 10 years that the worked together. Their music was always in an up tempo, positive mind set, which I so deeply appreciated. Beautiful music, written and performed by very, very talented young men. Through the years, their songs have stood the test of time. This collection features all the hits and favorites from that era, including "Nights Are Forever Without You," "Gone Too Far," "We'll Never Have To Say Goodbye Again," and a stirring cover of Toddy Rungren's "Love Is The Answer" Well worth the listen.(Amazon)
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R.I.P. Robert Hunter September 23, 2019
Grateful Dead – The Dead Play Dylan
Real Live Records RL CD 26 (Germany 1995)
Bob Dylan tunes played live by Grateful Dead between 1987 and 1992 (details in booklet)
1. Queen Jane Approximately (6:37)
2. When I Paint My Masterpiece (5:30)
3. Stuck Inside Of Mobile (With The Memphis Blues Again) (8:57)
4. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (6:39)
5. Ballad Of A Thin Man (6:38)
6. Forever Young (7:29)
7. Desolation Row (11:22)
8. Maggie's Farm (6:36)
9. All Along The Watchtower (6:09)
10. The Wicked Messenger (3:39)
11. The Times They Are A-Changing (4:36)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/FjzPcGg2/file.html
Gene Clark – Live And Acoustic From Nashville
Live At The Bluebird Café, Nashville – October 4, 1988
Acoustic show – audience recording
1. Tried So Hard (2:20)
2. Spanish Guitar (4:35)
3. She Darked The Sun (2:49)
4. Silver Raven (3:55)
5. Rodeo Rider (2:50)
6. My Back Pages (3:23)
7. Full Circle (1:45)
8. She Don't Care About Time (3:35)
9. Train Leaves Here This Morning (3:37)
10. Last Thing On My Mind (6:21)
11. Rain Song (3:11)
12. Mr Tambourine Man (4:27)
13. I'lll Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:43)
14. Del Gato (4:34)
15. My Marie (7:07)
16. Chimes Of Freedom (4:08)
17. Hot Burrito #1 (3:19)
18. Turn Turn Turn (3:26)
Artwork Included
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/qaJIuYm8/file.html
Earthling Society were an English space/psychedelic rock band formed in Fleetwood, England in January 2004 by vocalist/guitarist Fred Laird and drummer Jon Blacow with bassist, David Fyall.
The band's debut album Albion was self-recorded by the band on its own 8 track studio and Santiago, Chile's Mylodon Records, were set to release the album in March 2005 before pulling out. When the band was seeking a deal for their next album, Berlin-based Nasoni Records[1] heard Albion and released it on CD and vinyl formats. In August 2005 it was album of the month on Julian Cope's Head Heritage website,[2] Cope stating that "Earthling Society is a 21st century guitar/bass/drums trio from Blackpool, in the north-west of England, that multi-tracks itself in such a manner that its debut album ALBION comes on more like your typical Krautrock commune ensemble (Amon Duul 2, Agitation Free especially) than the Blue Cheer, Grand Funk and High Rise heart attack that the power trio line-up would suggest.”[wiki]
earthling society - zodiak (2013).zip
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/95SIWGHb/file.html
earthling society - sci-fi hi-fi.zip
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/MisDZJTg/file.html
Earthling Society - [2004] Albion.zip
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/MuVwmZe6/file.html
Excellent band!
JOHNNY CASH IN SAN QUENTIN PRISON[1969]DVD
https://mega.nz/#!9hlCQAQC!JNAaYaWmuTP_oOtYkHwXuqlDgpYjnwAEbQC3XJsb_JM
In The Studio - The Byrds
In The Studio with Red Beard – Show Number 34 – The Byrds – February 13, 1989
Rockumentary with music and interviews with Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman and David Crosby
1. In The Studio with Red Beard - 1989 - The Byrds (52:44)
Artwork Included (CD)
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/OkUKXKqV/file.html
Good morning, TZ! Today's R&B classic is LaVern Baker. The Kitsch Korner starts a new Bear Family box of Rosemary Clooney, "Many a Wonderful Moment." This is the third and last of Clooney Bear boxes (I also have the other two), and I think it's the best. The first has a lot of novelty songs with inferior singers, the second has the hits but Columbia didn't use her well. This is post-Columbia. Also in the KK is Carlo Rustichelli's "Le Gang" soundtrack.
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R&B Series Classic #5186 - LaVern Baker (1955-1957) https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/6IUeaL7u/file.html
Rosemary Clooney - Many A Wonderful Moment (Disc 1/8) (2000) https://www50.zippyshare.com/v/m5lGeqF0/file.html
Carlo Rustichelli - La Gang Del Parigino (Pierrot Le Fou) (1977) https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/OLVBBXl9/file.html
@CrabDevil and @montysmusic - Thanks for the Glastonbury Fayre soundtracks! And thanks for "Xanadu," Monty. It's so camp I should have had my gay card revoked for not seeing it before now.
@MikeM - Glad you're enjoying "Hall of Fantasy." It's a little disconcerting that some of the shows were taken from a more recent rebroadcast when you hear the very modern BBQ joint commercials scattered in between.
Thanks for the Mallet Brothers...
Someone asked for Rainer Ptacek
Alpaca Lips VBR kps
https://mega.nz/#!NFNzTSpL!d2qwu2dfGdA1CjmFixdHkcXoJQKR2MESScrmrWCr7Sk
D.Y.O. Boot 320kps
https://mega.nz/#!NIEx3S7I!v_FiKBKMIsv2YQ6roQ4hznoRdp-j8bknVrBaWnbyMVY
Live Tucson AZ 5-12-1983 KXCI FM 128 (only, sorry, but worth hearing anyway)
https://mega.nz/#!MU1mzC6Z!2RK5oCYwMHZb_P5TK4h8dbsmdC7LsW8lqCFFn9gE_sw
Tomorrow a file with Loose tracks, Nocturnes, Tucson AZ Sound Factory 08-04-1986. I Guess I dont need to upload Barefoot rock (2 discs), Worried Spirits and roll Back the years but if you need ... let me know
Thanks for the Mallett Brothers Band! Much appreciated
Hot 100 & BU 1966, As & Bs, Parts 59 & 60, 12.11 cont. - 26.11.
Knight, Terry, & The Pack I (Who Have Nothing)
Knight, Terry, & The Pack Numbers
Little Anthony & The Imperials It's Not The Same
Little Anthony & The Imperials Down On Love
Magic Mushrooms, The It's-A-Happening
Magic Mushrooms, The Never More
Mantovani & His Orchestra Games That Lovers Play
Mantovani & His Orchestra Ebb Tide
Music Machine, The Talk Talk
Music Machine, The Come On In
Proby, P.J. I Can’t Make It Alone
Proby, P.J. If I Ruled The World
Rationals, The Respect
Rationals, The Feelin' Lost
Robinson, Roscoe How Much Pressure (Do You Think I Can Stand)
Robinson, Roscoe Do It Right Now
Traits, The (1) Harlem Shuffle
Traits, The (1) Somewhere
Valli, Frankie Proud One, The
Valli, Frankie Ivy
Wonder, Stevie Place In The Sun, A
Wonder, Stevie Sylvia
Alpert, Herb, & The Tijuana Brass Mame
Alpert, Herb, & The Tijuana Brass Our Day Will Come
Franklin, Aretha Cry Like A Baby
Franklin, Aretha Swanee
Gary & The Hornets Hi Hi Hazel
Gary & The Hornets Patty Girl
Gordon, Jimmy Buzzzzzz
Gordon, Jimmy Somethin' Else
Manhattans, The (2) I Bet'cha (Couldn't Love Me)
Manhattans, The (2) Sweet Little Girl
Mighty Hannibal, The Hymn No. 5
Mighty Hannibal, The Fishin' Pole
Posey, Sandy Single Girl
Posey, Sandy Blue Is My Best Color
Question Mark(?) & The Mysterians I Need Somebody
Question Mark(?) & The Mysterians "8" Teen
Ronny & The Daytonas I'll Think Of Summer
Ronny & The Daytonas Little Scrambler
Sinatra, Frank That's Life
Sinatra, Frank September Of My Years, The
Sinatra, Nancy Sugar Town
Sinatra, Nancy Summer Wine
Sonny & Cher Living For You
Sonny & Cher Love Don't Come
Spellbinders, The Help Me (Get Myself Together Again)
Spellbinders, The Danny Boy
Temptations, The I'm Losing You, (I Know)
Temptations, The I Couldn't Cry If I Wanted To
Vinton, Bobby Coming Home Soldier
Vinton, Bobby Don't Let My Mary Go Around
Walker, Jr., & The All Stars Money (That's What I Want) Pt. 1
Walker, Jr., & The All Stars Money (That's What I Want) Pt. 2
Animals, The Help Me Girl
Animals, The That Ain't Where It's At
Association, The Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies
Association, The Standing Still
Baja Marimba Band Ghost Riders In The Sky
Baja Marimba Band Sabor A Mi (Be True To Me)
Part 66.59
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IoFboRokfyalkx24r5F9qIGJIsdPK_cZ
Part 66.60
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1G4WEkmZPl2_wLu-TCIZQ02NLQ4UCi34z
Hi all
more supercool Italian comps. ta to original uploaders
Esterno Giorno (2016)
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/u0A52mSX/file.html
Esterno Notte (2016)
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/GJ35PhkP/file.html
Mosaico Psichedelico (1998)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/CBbk3DD9/file.html
enjoy!
A
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 60s
2 LPs, 2 EPs and a single.
This one confused the heck out of me. I had Pleasers and Pleazers down as the same NZ band. Fortunately, wikipedia set me straight so I didn't embarrass myself. Oh, I just did.
The Pleasers [NZ]
As the beat boom hit New Zealand, The Pleasers became one of the most visible local bands, when they replaced The Librettos as resident band on the primal pop television show Let’s Go.
1964-The Pleasers EP
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/EWRpT8zd/file.html
01 Yes My Darlin' - The Pleasers
02 Forever - The Pleasers
03 She's Had It - The Pleasers
04 High Heel Sneakers - The Pleasers
The Pleazers [Aust]
The Pleazers were an Australian-formed rhythm and blues musical group which were popular in New Zealand. They began in Brisbane as the G-Men in 1964. They released a sole studio album, Definitely Pleazers, in 1966, before disbanding in the following year.
2000-Definitely Definitive Pleazers
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/8Yd8u0lE/file.html
Like Columbus Did - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7qV2bZZkXs
01 Baby Jane - The Pleazers
02 Thou Shalt Not Steal - The Pleazers
03 I'm Movin' On - The Pleazers
04 Bald Headed Woman - The Pleazers
05 Don't Gimme No Lip Child - The Pleazers
06 Last Night - The Pleazers
07 That Lonely Feeling - The Pleazers
08 Gloria - The Pleazers
09 Like Columbus Did - The Pleazers
10 Is It Over Baby - The Pleazers
11 Hurtin' All Over - The Pleazers
12 Guilty - The Pleazers
13 Here Today - The Pleazers
14 La La Lies - The Pleazers
15 Three Cool Cats - The Pleazers
16 Security - The Pleazers
17 Land Of A Thousand Dances - The Pleazers
18 A Love Like Yours - The Pleazers
19 Sometimes - The Pleazers
20 Can't Pretend - The Pleazers
21 Da Doo Ron Ron - The Pleazers
22 Dancing In The Streets - The Pleazers
23 Without You - The Pleazers
24 House Of The Rising Sun - The Pleazers
25 Be My Baby - The Pleazers
26 175 - The Pleazers
27 Poor Girl - The Pleazers
28 I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore - The Pleazers
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 60s
Peter Posa
Peter Paul Posa MNZM (8 August 1941 – 3 February 2019) was a New Zealand guitarist most famous for his instrumental The White Rabbit, which appeared at the top of the New Zealand and Australian charts in 1964.
1964-Peter Posa Plays Westerns EP
https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/HzJGyQE4/file.html
The Ballad of Jed Clampett - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAmAKgnRHdU
01 The Ballad of Jed Clampett - Peter Posa
02 Cotton Fields - Peter Posa
03 Redwing - Peter Posa
04 Mexicali Rose - Peter Posa
Python Lee Jackson
Python Lee Jackson were an Australian rock band active from 1965 to 1968, before a brief sojourn in the United Kingdom from late 1968 to mid-1969. The group recorded a single, "In A Broken Dream", featuring Rod Stewart as guest vocalist in April 1969.
https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/WE26aBfH/file.html
1966[s]-Hold On I'm Coming
01 Hold On I'm Coming - Python Lee Jackson
02 Your Mother Should Have Warned You - Python Lee Jackson
1968-In A Broken Dream
In A Broken Dream - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUEzrQBSeo
01 If It's Meant To Be A Party - Python Lee Jackson
02 If The World Stopped Still Tonight - Python Lee Jackson
03 The Blues - Python Lee Jackson Featuring Rod Stewart
04 Sweet Consolation - Python Lee Jackson
05 Boogie Woogie Joe - Python Lee Jackson
06 In A Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson Featuring Rod Stewart
07 Second Time Around The Wheel - Python Lee Jackson
08 Your Wily Ways - Python Lee Jackson
09 Doing Fine (Cloud Nine) - Python Lee Jackson Featuring Rod Stewart
10 Turn The Music Down - Python Lee Jackson
Gaius said:
Imagine it’s 1972 and Jimi Hendrix is dead more than a year. The throne of the king of rock is empty and newspapers are asking every other week: Where’s the new Jimi?’ Clapton don’t want to discuss this, grumbling ‘I’m God and no successor’ and hiding himself as Derek. Jimmy Page says: ‘My name is Jimmy, spelled with a double ‘M’ and I’m in the greatest rock band this planet will ever see’. And Ritchie Blackmore says: ‘Just wait another year and you’re going to listen to the greatest Rock-Riff you’ll ever heard in your life, I’m still working on it, but first I had to go to Lake Geneva shoreline’. And so the throne of King of Rock kept wasted until Steve Ray Vaughan showed up.
But imagine a big record company, a renowned producer and a rough diamond on guitar. Even more, this guitar player sounds like a reborn Hendrix and much more: she’s female, she’s looking very good and she could write songs, plays bass too and sings. This is the story of “Ramatam” and April Lawton. No one remembers? Look for a photo. And you guess how the story will go on.
Tom Dowd had produced big Jazz-albums and “The Allman Brothers” when getting involved into “Ramatam”. The group’s featuring Mike Pinera of Ex-Blues Images (Ride Captain, Ride) and Iron Butterfly fame on guitar and vocals, no one else than Mitch Mitchell himself on drums, Tommy Sullivan (Brooklyn Bridge) on keys, winds and reeds, Russ Smith on bass and April on lead guitar.
A dream constellation for a producer and a chance to make a mess of it. That’s what had happened. The strong vocals of Pinera – mixed in the abyss. A bass player doing his own thing. Mitchell’s drum work – wasted. Structure of songs – washed away with horn sections coming in from nowhere and leading to nothing. So it wasn’t any wonder that the group split after having produced not much more than white noise by several bad prepared concerts.
A rough diamond was found, the fine tuning to a real pearl failed even with the second chance and album and new musicians. It was mishmash of styles, quotations and citations, but no occupying of a vast throne. AllMusic tells the whole story. Here is the debut album:
Ramatam (USA) – Ramatam 1972
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/gsHjMvg6/file.html
Leroi Brothers – Forget About The Danger Think Of The Fun (1984) 12" Mini-Album @320
https://www.discogs.com/Leroi-Brothers-Forget-About-The-Danger-Think-Of-The-Fun/release/2684910
Big Guitars From Texas – Trash, Twang And Thunder (1985) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Big-Guitars-From-Texas-Trash-Twang-And-Thunder/release/2820839
Both in one zip file
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/bGn0G7zY/file.html
Steve Forbert – Steve Forbert (1982) Vinyl @320
https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/U8BejUn4/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Steve-Forbert-Steve-Forbert/release/2682536
Hello to you dear sharers. This time, I look for the following recordings please:
# DEE RANGERS - Surprise, Surprise
(Sucker's Choice, EP 2016)
CORDIALLY
Thierry from France
Rare Trax Nr. 74 - Rare TV-Trax - Die Besten Songs Aus Den Besten TV-Serien
Label: Rolling Stone
Series: Rolling Stone Rare Trax – 74
Format: Flac, Compilation
Country: Germany, Austria, & Switzerland
Released: 2011
Genre: Rock, Pop, Stage & Screen
Style: Alternative Rock, Score, Indie Rock
Tracklist
01 - I Wanna Do Bad Things With You - Jace Everett
02 - Woke Up This Morning - Alabama 3
03 - Independence - The Blue Van
04 - Out Of Time Man - Mick Harvey
05 - The Professionals - Laurie Johnson
06 - A Perfect Lie - Theme Song From Nip-Tuck - The Engine Room
07 - House M.D. Theme Song - Jon Ehrlich And Leigh Roberts
08 - Jerry Weintraub - Waldeck
09 - Bones Theme - The Crystal Method
10 - A Beautiful Mine - Aceyalone & Rjd2
7 Day Link
https://we.tl/t-rT39LTc3EQ
ased on the book by Terry Wilson,"Tamla Motown The Stories Behind The UK Singles"1965-1976.
Volumes 21 and 22
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/grvP1pmC/file.html
A Bill,Eltel Davetuba Smegga & Moose collaboration,
our thanks to Burney & the ALC crew & Pedro & BillyMac
for help & support.
thanks to all the members of this great team Bill,Eltel Davetuba Smegga & Moose collaboration,
and to Burney & the ALC crew Pedro
@antony.
THX
More Esterno please.
Greetings TLZers
Here's today's Lost Jukeboxes volumes, 60-62.
3 item3, 370 MB in total ・ Will be deleted on 3 October, 2019
Get your files:
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/d3e1adbd0edcc14398b64426ec323ed220190926035608/9a1d14837be685107680d5fd12c76f7520190926035608/11034d
LJBs 60-62.7z
One of ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ's recent Rare Trax shares caught my eye with a dub version of "Masters of War". I have since been enjoying more music by Anika, a British-German singer and journalist who collaborated with Geoff Barrow's group Beak on her self-titled LP (2010) and EP (2013). I'm sharing both releases today.
Anika also covers Yoko Ono (Yang Yang), Greta Ann (Sadness Hides The Sun), Twinkle (Terry), Shocking Blue (Love Buzz), Skeeter Davis (End Of The World), Ray Davies (I Go To Sleep), plus "He Needs Me" (written by Harry Nilsson for the Popeye movie soundtrack) and a more recent Chromatics cover (In The City). The LP includes two original songs.
Anika's accent and her laconic style remind me of early Nico, as well as some of the female singers from early On-U Sound records (Ari Up, Judy Nylon, and Little Annie). The music also captures that dubby post-punk On-U vibe.
Anika (LP & EP): https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/LsGXO2x9/file.html
At Home With the Groovebox VA
The groovebox was invented by some mad synthescientist who wanted to combine the 808, the 909 drum machine, and the 303 bass machine, along with a collection of classic sounds/samples to create a super-synth machine capable of destroying Cybertron! Oh wait, scratch that last part.
This CD is full of exclusive tracks, with each artist showing off what they can do with this cool toy. There are a lot of usual suspects on this (many from the Grand Royal roster at the time): Buffalo Daughter, Money Mark, Bis, Cibo Matto, and a few other no-brainers like Air and Beck. But also invited to play along were John McEntire (of Tortoise), Sonic Youth, Bonnie Prince Billy, and Pavement. Each act showcases what this versatile instrument can do while still pretty much sounding like themselves. Also included are old school electronic pop legends Jean-Jaques Perry, Gershon Kingsley, and Dick Hyman. While they are presented here in remix form (though as far as I know, they themselves are re-doing their tracks) it's still a nice nod to the originators. Great sequencing on this as well, 4 tracks on each side, all smoothly flowing one from the next. The mellow oozes into the serene on some sides, while the funky bounces into the thumping on the other sides. Rate your Music
1 Jean-Jacques Perrey - The Groovy Leprechauns 5:17
2 Buffalo Daughter - 303 + 606 = ACID 3:30
3 John McEntire - J.I.H.A.D. 3:38
4 AIR - Planet Vega 5:22
5 Pavement - Robyn Turns 26 2:52
6 Money Mark - Insects Are All Around Us 3:03
7 Beck - Boyz 2:52
8 Sean Lennon - Winged Elephants 2:58
9 Gershon Kingsley - Popcorn 3:56
10 Sonic Youth - Campfire 2:20
11 Bis - Oh My 2:39
12 Cibo Matto - We Love Our Lawyers 4:29
13 Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - Today I Started Celebrating Again 4:44
14 Dick Hyman - Glass Slipper 4:20
Various Artists - At Home With The Groovebox.rar
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/R87h6LH6/file.html
Amberdelic Space Box
(1,2 out of 4) 3,4 next time
One thing that can be said of Dressed to Kill's compilations is that they are a great way to get a solid collection together in a specific genre (or set of related genres) without spending an extreme amount of money. In the case of this four-CD box set, the genres in question range from the shaggy end of acid and space to the intense edge of tribal techno, which means there is a great deal of likeable synthesizer noodling, walloping great chunks of booming bass, periodic breakdowns, passages of experimental weirdness, trippy psychedelic guitars, and lots more. Older listeners might well be struck by how much of the music here bears a resemblance to synthesizer bands of the early '70s -- particularly early Tangerine Dream -- but even the everything-old-is-new-again element comes equipped with a distinctly '90s approach to bass and percussion (in other words, make sure you have woofers with titanium cones.) An excellent anthology that bears up in the zoned headphone space and on the dancefloor. All Music
Disc: 1
1. Catalonia - Pentatonik
2. Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb
3. Galapagos - Sunkings
4. Hashidity - Optica
5. Eleven Bars - Deep Space Network
6. Dirt - Key Processor
7. Butterfly Holocaust - Nuetron 9000
8. King Canary Galactic Jump Ride - Timeshard
9. What Might Have Been - As One
10. Olawana - Loop Guru
11. Elevator - UVX
Disc: 2
1. Strange Celestial Dream - Astralaisa
2. Airbourne - Russ Gabriel
3. Lost - Max 404
4. Music For The Head - Porcupine Tree
5. Cental Industrial - Future Sounds Of London
6. Aberoo - YO3
7. Tokyo - Centuras
8. A Quiet Passing - David Caron
9. Space - Jupiterhead
10. Nu Dawn - SYT
11. Sea Of Tranquility - Alien Mutation vs Indigo Egg
Amberdelic Various Artists - Amberdelic Space v1.rar
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/jmdwNXmc/file.html
Amberdelic Various Artists - Amberdelic Space v2.rar
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/yuUnO0A8/file.html
News About Ginger Baker:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/creams-ginger-baker-is-critically-ill-in-hospital/ar-AAHQZhg?li=BBnbfcL&ocid=UE03DHP
Thanks to monty for Earthling Society.
Gaius said:
This is "Chatham Rise", sounds somehow like an English band (don't know why), but isn't.
This is a psychedelic / space rock / shoegaze band based in Minneapolis, USA. Have a listen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Kdrq5LjsuE&list=PL2A564EF7C3D65749&index=3
And here they are with their s/t debut.
Chatham Rise - Chatham Rise, USA 2013
https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/yXndRf01/file.html
@ButterBoy: thank you for the ED&JFC disks - what memories they soundtrack! (RIP, Dan)... cheers!
Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan Vol. 25-27
Reminder: Thank you original uploaders.
Vol. 25
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/EBtnf05S/file.html
Vol. 26
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/kHqUK0y5/file.html
Vol. 27
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/Te2HphIl/file.html
JW, I can't find disc 6 of Johnny Burnette, I've looked high, I've looked low, I've looked everywhere you go. No joy. Any chance of a reup?
I was not sure if I posted comment, therefore I repeat in case I did.Thanks to Searvav for Gene Clarke and to Davetuba and the team for more Tamla Motown. Also to Dennis for Nobody sings like Dylan most of the times I grab it the next day and forgot to say thanks.
@anthony
grazie mille for the Italian soundtracks and library music comps!
Please keep on postin'!
JD
@Davetuba, Bill,Eltel Davetuba Smegga & Moose: thanks for those Motown comps.
Timebender said...
@Daboss - At Home With the Groovebox looks interesting, thanks.
Keep up the good work with the postings.
-Timebender
Dennis thank you for Dylan .
Fantastic Joan Baez.I think it's the only time
she played George Jackson.
The whole concert is on sugarmegs.org.
Thanks Gauis
The Ramatam will need a couple of listens, it jumps around a bit
Regards
@ antony j --- Really enjoying the Italian comps...many thanks. :)
@ JWDen --- Many thanks for the Carlo Rustichelli. :)
UB
Thanks montysmusic for the Earthling Society, Professor RnR for the 1966 Billboards, Antony J for the Italian comps, ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ for Rare Trax 74, DaBoss for the Amberdelic Space comp & At Home With The Groovebox and Gaius for Chatham Rise.
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