Friday, 4 December 2020
…and now for something completely different! 1155 - 2020
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 2018 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! 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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THROAT SINGING
VA - Throat Singing, With Echoes Through the Universe (A Butterboy Compilation) CD1+CD2+CD3
Throat Singing also known as overtone singing, overtone chanting, harmonic singing, is a type of singing in which the singer manipulates the resonances created in the vocal tract, in order to produce additional overtones above the fundamental note being sung. Tuvan throat singing, known as khoomei is one particular variant of overtone singing practiced by people in Tuva, Mongolia, and Siberia. In Tuvan throat singing, the performer produces a fundamental pitch and simultaneously one or more pitches over that.
The history of Tuvan throat singing reaches far back. Many male herders can throat sing, but women are beginning to practice the technique as well. The popularity of throat singing among Tuvans seems to have arisen as a result of geographic location and culture. The open landscape of Tuva allows for the sounds to carry a great distance. Ethnomusicologists studying throat singing in these areas mark khoomei as an integral part in the ancient pastoral animism still practiced today. Often, singers travel far into the countryside looking for the right river, or go up to the steppes of the mountainside to create the proper environment for throat-singing.
The animistic world view of this region identifies the spirituality of objects in nature, not just in their shape or location, but in their sound as well. Thus, human mimicry of nature's sounds is seen as the root of throat singing. An example of this is the Tuvan story of the waterfall above the Buyant Göl (Deer River in Tuvan), where mysterious harmonic sounds are said to have attracted deer to bask in the waters, and where it is said harmonic sounds were first revealed to people. Indeed, the cultures in this part of Asia have developed many instruments and techniques to mimic the sounds of animals, wind, and water. While the cultures of this region share throat singing, their styles vary in breadth of development.
The people of Tuva have a wide range of throat singing vocalizations, and were the pioneers of six pitch harmonics. There are several different classification schemes for Tuvan throat singing. In one, the three basic styles are khoomei, kargyraa and sygyt, while the sub-styles include borbangnadyr, chylandyk, dumchuktaar, ezengileer and kanzyp. In another, there are five basic styles: khoomei, sygyt, kargyraa, borbangnadyr and ezengileer. The substyles include chylandyk, despeng borbang, opei khoomei, buga khoomei, kanzyp, khovu kargyraazy, kozhagar kargyraazy, dag kargyraazy, Oidupaa kargyraazy, uyangylaar, damyraktaar, kishteer, serlennedyr and byrlannadyr. These schemes all use Tuvan terminology.
In listening to these sounds, you come to understand that the Mongolians have been preserving and enriching their heritage for many centuries now. The music is always inimitable and sublime.
Here are 61 examples of Tuvan Throat Singing, from Mongolian bluegrass to spiritual harmonics. Open your mind and enjoy the amazing sounds of Mongolian and Tuvaluan throat singers which are full of sub-harmonic and melodic overtone melodies
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VA - Throat Singing, With Echoes Through the Universe (A Butterboy Compilation) CD1
https://www97.zippyshare.com/v/JpnyDzWJ/file.html
VA - Throat Singing, With Echoes Through the Universe (A Butterboy Compilation) CD2
https://www97.zippyshare.com/v/NO7xp4qH/file.html
VA - Throat Singing, With Echoes Through the Universe (A Butterboy Compilation) CD3
https://www97.zippyshare.com/v/No766Wpz/file.html
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Track lists
CD1
01 Igor Koshkendey Singing With Echoes Through the Universe 5:53
02 Egschiglen Khoomin Uran Setgemj 5:00
03 Alash Odarladyp Semirtiili 4:23
04 Ay-Kherel Igil Solo 7:37
05 Oidupaa Vladimir Oiun Tuvan Throat Singing 11:56
06 Huun-Huur-Tu Sygyt - Lament of the Igil 3:52
07 Anda Union The Tale of the True Brothers 6:23
08 Bulgarian Voices Angelite Legend 7:41
09 Okna Tsahan Zam Khomei (3 Voices) 3:06
10 Aldyn-Ool Sevek Demonstration of Kargyraa 1:57
11 Altaikai My People 2:53
12 Chirgilchin Ancestors. I Will Not Abandon My Khoomei 3:03
13 Doshpuulur Kongar, Ool Ondar Medley of Throat Singing Styles 4:31
14 Gennadi Tumat Sigit, Kargiraa and Khoomei 5:15
15 Oleg Kuular Collection of Hoomei Styles 3:20
16 Huun-Huur-Tu & the Bulgarian Voice Angelite Lonely Bird 10:57
17 T. Ganbold Variations of Mongolian Throat Singing 3:36
18 Tyva Kyzy Symyrazhyp Orgai-La Siler (Sit and Be Amazed) 5:25
19 Oleg Kuular Sygyt - Borbangnadyr 3:19
20 Khusugtun Torguud Land 3:58
CD2
21 Alash Bai-Taiga 8:41
22 Egschiglen Ardin Hoyr Duu 3:22
23 Anatoli Kuular Borbangnadyr With Stream Water 2:50
24 Ay-Kherel Kadarchynyn Yry (Shepherd's Song) 5:53
25 Alash Buura 3:35
26 Chirgilchin Praise Song for Igil 6:13
27 D. Battemer, Morin Khuur Ts H. Batsaichan Er Bor Chartsaga (Strong Brown Hawk) 4:27
28 Huun-Huur-Tu Kombu 4:43
29 Anda Union Jahan Sharag 3:59
30 Tyva Kyzy Bodum Oorum Kaiyn Bilit (How Will My Own Friends Know) 5:26
31 Oidupaa Vladimir Oiun A Thin Mountain Ash 5:23
32 Okna Tsahan Zam Samarine 4:52
33 Ondar Mongun-Ool Sygyt 3:38
34 T.Ganbold Derwets Tshastai Khaliun (Four‑year‑old Khaliun Horse) 2:32
35 Sumya & Orchibat Uyahan Zambutivin Naran 3:54
36 Sainkho Nahchylak Bai-Laa Taigam 3:07
37 Oorjak Hunashtaar-Ool Bayan-Kol 5:13
38 Norovbansad Seruun Saichan Tshangai 3:02
39 Kara-Sal Ak-Ool U Miloy Sergi (My Beloved Girl's Earrings) 3:04
40 Huun-Huur-Tu Ching Suurtkchblerining Yryzy (Song of the Caravan Drivers) 5:34
CD3
41 Alash Achai 4:41
42 Oorzhak Khunashtaar-Ool Bolur-Daa-Bol, Bolbas-Daa-Bol 1:12
43 Anda Union Genghis Khan 4:12
44 Khusugtun First Snow 5:57
3 Ay-Kherel Tool (The Story) 4:23
46 Igor Koshkendey Sings Khoomei 4:49
47 Shaktar Shulban Demonstration of Sygyt and Kargyraa 2:07
48 Opej Andrej Sygyt - Kargyraa 3:26
49 Nanjid Sengedorj Altain Magtaal 4:25
50 Altaikai Play, Play, Altai 5:26
51 Bibizada Suleymanova Village Melody in Uzlyau Style 3:54
52 Bujan Dondak Kargyraa 2:42
53 Anda Union Boomborai 5:32
54 Egschiglen Altai Khangain Matgaal 5:07
55 Altyn Tuu Word of Baatyr 3:36
56 Huun-Huur-Tu, Bulgarian Women's Choir Angelite' Fly, Fly My Sadness 7:44
57 Huun-Huur-Tu Chiraa-Khoor ('the Yellow Trotter') 4:52
58 Kaigal-Ool Khovalyg Fantasy on the Igil 4:23
59 Yat-Kha Kargyram 10:55
60 Igor Koshkendey Shui, Tuva 4:13
61 Albert Kubezin and Yat-Kha Yenisei-Punk 3:10
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Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 80s
Finn Brothers
Neil Finn
Part 4 of 5
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DON'T MISS THIS DISC
2002-One All
Posted by Gaius - http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2020/06/neil-finn-one-all-2002.html
Hole In The Ice - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kI0UQgSXdDE
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Pajama Club are a band formed in 2011 by Neil Finn, Sharon Finn and Sean Donnelly.
After recording their first album with Neil Finn on drums (as well as guitars, keyboards and vocals), drummer Alana Skyring (formerly of The Grates) was added to the line-up as an official fourth member to play on live dates.
2011-Pajama Club
https://www.imagenetz.de/dQxPk
Tell Me What You Want - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDff0Mjvij8
From A Friend To A Friend - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCd6f3p75gQ
01 - Tell Me What You Want - Pajama Club
02 - Can't Put It Down Until It Ends - Pajama Club
03 - These Are Conditions - Pajama Club
04 - From A Friend To A Friend - Pajama Club
05 - Golden Child - Pajama Club
06 - Daylight - Pajama Club
07 - Go Kart - Pajama Club
08 - Dead Leg - Pajama Club
09 - TNT For 2 - Pajama Club
10 - The Game We Love To Play - Pajama Club
11 - Diamonds In Her Eyes - Pajama Club
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DON'T MISS THESE DISCS
2013-Going Your Way [posted by Gaius]
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2020/08/neil-finn-paul-kelly-goin-your-way-2013.html
2014-Dizzy Heights [posted by Gaius]
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2020/07/neil-finn-dizzy-heights-2014.html
2017-Out Of Silence [posted by Gaius]
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2020/08/neil-finn-out-of-silence-2017.html
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2015-iTunes Session
https://www.imagenetz.de/mxACd
01 - Impressions (iTunes Session) - Neil Finn
02 - Flying in the Face of Love (iTunes Session) - Neil Finn
03 - Recluse (iTunes Session) - Neil Finn
04 - Golden Child (iTunes Session) - Neil Finn
05 - Pony Ride (iTunes Session) - Neil Finn
06 - She Will Have Her Way (iTunes Session) - Neil Finn
07 - Something So Strong (Naïve) [iTunes Session] - Neil Finn
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2018-Lightsleeper [Neil and Liam Finn] will be posted at a later date.
As has been mentioned here before (not by me), Albums That Should Exist blog has posted 8 discs of home concerts by Neil
https://albumsthatshouldexist.blogspot.com/search?q=neil+finn
While you're there, take a look at everything that's on offer. No doubt you'll find an obscure item by one of your favourite bands.
Australian [and some New Zealand] Miscellaneous
There's one more day of Neil Finn posts. 7 Worlds Collide will be posted tomorrow, and to fill the gap we have .....
Ugly Dave Gray
Born Graham David Taylor, (born 26 December 1933), he transposed his first and middle names to come up with "Dave Gray". The "Ugly" part came from his wife, who joked that Gray was so ugly, he made her look attractive. He became active as a comedian in his native England in the 1960s, before arriving in Australia.
His first television gig in Australia was in 1972, when he hosted a version of the game show Beat the Clock. Although still working as a stand-up comedian, by 1976, Gray had taken a straight dramatic role as publican Bunny Howard in the early episodes of soap opera The Young Doctors. The following year, however, Gray appeared in his most popular role, as a regular panelist on the game show Blankety Blanks.
With his ever-present cigar, Gray became one of the most popular comedians on Australian TV. He became a game-show host in his own right, helming Celebrity Tattle Tales from 1979–80, and Play Your Cards Right from 1984-85. Gray also appeared in a series of commercials for Half Case supermarkets in the 1980s, as well as spots for other products, including an erectile dysfunction nasal spray in 2003.
1977-Gray & Spicy Boom! Boom!
https://www.imagenetz.de/feBAf
Whole LP - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m9SlB9zjn4&t=48s
On Blankety Blanks - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNAIPguC138
01 - Nobody Does It Like Me - Ugly Dave Gray
02 - Pennies From Heaven - Ugly Dave Gray
03 - Remember Me - Ugly Dave Gray
04 - Chloe - Ugly Dave Gray
05 - Galway Bay - Ugly Dave Gray
06 - The Old Bazzar In Cairo - Ugly Dave Gray
07 - Fan Dance Fanny - Ugly Dave Gray
08 - Lynn What If Your Mother Come In? - Ugly Dave Gray
09 - Sing Us Another One Do - Ugly Dave Gray
10 - Hands - Ugly Dave Gray
The mp3's are ripped from my CD, not a YouTube transcription.
more Wackie's productions out of the Bronx, N.Y., this time from the late 70s...... the studio's sound continued to develop towards the end of the decade helped by a studio move to larger premises with 8-track recording facilities, again in the Bronx... in addition, the popularity of the extended 10-inch and 12-inch single in the late 70s was a major change from earlier in the decade and the format suited Wackie's penchant for inventiveness and experimentation and during this period their output would rival anything coming out of Jamaica in that regard and would pre-empt certain aspects of the future direction of dub and dancehall in the new decade...... as per usual there are vocal contributions from home-grown US-based artists as well as the occasional visiting big name from Jamaica...... this collection runs chronologically through the material from this period and signs off with a couple of bona fide roots classics from Lloyd Barnes's own project, The Chosen Brothers... 'Child Of Slave' surfaced on 12-inch in 1979 and sounds more like peak-period Black Ark than many of Scratch's own late 70s creations...... 'Mango Walk' is a 12-inch colossus, again from '79, that seems to perfectly encapsulate the essence of Wackie's distinctive studio sound... incredible bass on this track......
more Wackies to come as the 80s beckons...
again most tracks have been ripped from vinyl and remain unavailable in other formats......files are mp3 and flac... volume gain is adjusted to 89dB, tracks are tagged with their original artwork and release dates...
Roots & Dub Reggae #55 - Wackie's 1977-1979
01 - K. C. White - Let's Love
02 - Wananchi - Let's Dub II
03 - The Regals - Good To Be There
04 - Wananchi - Good To Be Dubbed
05 - Azul - Black Rose (Part 1)
06 - Jah Stitch - JA Woman
07 - Perpet All Stars - Jam Down
08 - Bullwackies All Stars - Tell It To Them Roots Dread
09 - Bullwackies All Stars - Wackie Rock Tune
10 - Bullwackies All Stars - Addis Ababa Dubba
11 - Stranger Cole / Leroy Sibbles - The Time Is Now / Revolution (12")
12 - Bull Wackie's All Stars - Take Time (12")
13 - Happy Love - Down In The Valley
14 - Hamma All Stars - Valley Dub
15 - Joe Axumite & Bullwackie's All Stars - No Equal Rights In Babylon
16 - Bullwackie's All Stars - Version
17 - John Clarke - Babylon Spanking (1978 cut)
18 - John Clarke - Babylon Spanking (1979 cut)
19 - Chosen Brothers & Bullwackie's All Stars - Child Of Slave (12")
20 - Chosen Brothers & Bullwackie's All Stars - Mango Walk / Dubwise Version (12")
https://www.imagenetz.de/am87H
gorfit says:
Steve Gadd
https://www.drstevegadd.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Gadd
http://www.behindthedrums.com/SteveGadd.htm
https://www.discogs.com/artist/258118-Steve-Gadd
https://myzcloud.me/en/search?searchText=Steve%20Gadd
https://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Steve_Gadd.html
Steve Gadd - 1984 - Gadd About (flac)
https://www.discogs.com/Steve-Gadd-Gaddabout/master/224701
Steve Gadd - 1986 - The Gadd Gang (flac)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Gadd-Gang-The-Gadd-Gang/release/1665221
Steve Gadd - 1988 - Here & Now @320
https://www.discogs.com/The-Gadd-Gang-Here-Now/release/10188030
http://www.mediafire.com/file/k8w8cl8u5czx28w/stegadsolo.rar/file
Thanks to the original uploader
Fifteenth LP in the Booker T. & The M.G.s chronological discography.
Booker T. & The M.G.s - Union Exended
Original LP = Pye / Stax STX 1045 (U.K. 1976)
Booker T. Jones (keyboards)
Al Jackson Jr. (drums)
Donald “Duck” Dunn (bass)
Steve Cropper (guitar)
This LP was produced by Terry Manning and "pre-produced by Booker T. & The M.G.s". It was issued in 1976 in the United Kingdom only under the Stax label and distributed by PYE Records, who owned the distribution deal at the time in Great Britain.
It is obviously an LP composed of various outtakes from the Stax vaults, one being even a previously issued track (“Midnight On McLemore”, coming from the Stax LP "And Now" under the name of “Taboo”) with just some instruments added (percussions and marimba by Terry Manning himself). Another curiosity: the intro to “Overton Park Sunrise” is exactly the same as the intro to The M.G.s version of "The Dock Of The Bay" (previously unissued, now released by Ace and Fantasy on various CDs). So it appears that all these tracks had some post production surgery and Terry Manning, from Ardent studios in Memphis, one time closely associated with Stax, was the master surgeon and player for most of the added instruments (he actually played the marimba on the Booker T. & The M.G.s hit from 1968 "Soul Limbo").
1. Overton Park Sunrise (2:52)
2. Steve's Stroll (2:57)
3. Duck Walk (2:42)
4. Cotton carnival (2:26)
5. Midnight On McLemore (4:26)
6. Union Extended (3:21)
7. Avalon (3:13)
8. Around Orange Mound (3:17)
9. National & Jackson (3:31)
10. Beale Street Revival (3:04)
11. Saucy Part Two (3:16)
12. Booker's Theme (2:55)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/IgB6Qavt/file.html
David Blue – These 23 Days In September
Reprise RS 6296 (USA 1968)
David Blue - vocals, guitar, arranger
Eric Hord - guitar
Gabriel Mekler - keyboards
Bob Rafkin - guitar
Joe Osborn - bass
James Burton – guitar
Clarence White - guitar
1. These 23 Days In September (5:29)
2. Ambitious Anna (3:29)
3. You Need A Change (3:02)
4. The Grand Hotel (4:04)
5. The Sailor's Lament (5:22)
6. You Will Come Back Again (3:33)
7. Scales For A Window Thief (5:50)
8. Slow And Easy (3:28)
9. The Fifth One (2:50)
Artwork Included (regular and promo LPs fronts, backs, inner sleeve, labels)
https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/TKf0bU0s/file.html
Jock Bartley – Blindside
Winged Horse 06 0250 (USA 2006)
Jock Bartley is a guitar player, formerly with Zephir, Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels, The Chris Hillman Band and Firefall.
This is his first solo album.
He has jammed on stage with artists including Stephen Stills, Neil Young, The Doobie Bros, Dan Folgelberg, Journey, Heart, Poco, Nicolette Larson, John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers and many many others.
He still leads, tours and records with the current lineup of Firefall, with three original members - himself, David Muse and Mark Andes.
Firefall will release their first album of new tracks in 25 years, “Comet”, on December 11, 2020. See and hear a preview here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7v-UMFOns8
1. Blindside (4:24)
2. It's So Hard (4:37)
3. Veronica So Fair (4:23)
4. Call on Me (4:47)
5. Goodhearted Man (3:49)
6. Baby I Will (4:29)
7. Economy (4:20)
8. Insatiable (5:05)
9. Pretty Please (4:13)
10. Just Let Go (4:37)
Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/arrvybOJ/file.html
Looking for one track by Soul/R&B singer Bobby Williams
Bobby Williams - The Last Time - Sure Shot Records 5016 (Recorded in Houston 1966)
** BLUES **
T-Bone Walker - Funky Town ( 1968 ) ( vinyl rip wav )
https://www114.zippyshare.com/v/BvIYy9E3/file.html
Hi Guys,
Here are today's Rough Guides.
The Rough Guide To Brazilian Jazz (RGNET 1345)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/qp8bwx8qaqo0uxf/RGBJ.rar/file
The Rough Guide To Brazilian Lounge (RGNET 1227)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mwoup20wg3p530v/RGBL.rar/file
Moose
More from ye olde HD..
Moonlight Records - Tangerine Stoned-Tangerine Stoned
http://www.mediafire.com/file/fymvgny59viafc2/Moonlight_Records_-_Tangerine_Stoned-Tangerine_Stoned.zip/file
Jorge Ben - 1972 Ben
http://www.mediafire.com/file/pmkdpsvpmls3ql9/Jorge_Ben_-_1972_Ben.zip/file
Wings - Back To The Egg (1979) Pop Rock
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mo2hnw5jmc3m40t/Wings_-_Back_To_The_Egg_%25281979%2529_Pop_Rock.zip/file
** BLUES **
T-Bone Walker - Very Rare ( 1973 ) ( vinyl rip flac )
https://www18.zippyshare.com/v/80CbQkzv/file.html
JOE MEEK PROJECT:
WANTED
Wanted this Lp,s I'm looking for these Lp, s or any of their tracks included in them.
Brian White And The Magna Jazz Band – Brian White And The Magna Jazz https://www.discogs.com/es/Brian-White-And-The-Magna-Jazz-Band-Brian-White-And-The-Magna-Jazz-Band/release/11063765
The Bowman-Hyde Singers And Players – Sing Me A Souvenir
https://www.discogs.com/es/The-Bowman-Hyde-Singers-And-Players-Sing-Me-A-Souvenir/release/14025720
Thanks in Advance.
Jose
FEMALE SOUL/R&B
Francettes (Fran-Cettes) - 1963-1965
https://we.tl/t-2XpPs3hTBN
Gambrells - 1966-1968
https://we.tl/t-9LoQwFCXew
Geminis - 1966-1967
https://we.tl/t-aE7XUEU8aC
** BLUES **
T-Bone Walker - Stormy Monday Blues ( 1968 ) ( Bluesway ) ( vinyl rip wav )
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/dObsVP79/file.html
sut
Many thanks for digging the Mytones(sic) track out of the vault(with a pic of the label to boot). Sounded great btw. There's a lot of underrated GGs discomix tracks.
Here's some soulful reggae discomix tracks from that era.
Mighty_Maytones-Rain_from_the_Sky-Discomix
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2go72qhl10fel9s/Mighty_Maytones-Rain_from_the_Sky-Discomix_%2528GGs%2529.flac/file
Emotionals-Ready_to_Learn
http://www.mediafire.com/file/n1sqtl1pmf0vvdw/Emotionals-Ready_to_Learn_%2528Hawkeye_012%2529.flac/file
Seventh_Extension-Reasons
http://www.mediafire.com/file/tcxtul0lbdbqlvv/Seventh_Extension-Reasons_%2528Arawak_006_12_in%2529.flac/file
THE ALPHA BAND formed in 1976 after T Bone Burnett, David Mansfield and Steven Soles met on Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder tour. They made 3 albums together
THE ALPHA BAND https://pixeldrain.com/u/Uys55w1w
https://www.discogs.com/The-Alpha-Band-The-Alpha-Band/release/1655083
SPARK IN THE DARK https://pixeldrain.com/u/Gifue5Yj
https://www.discogs.com/The-Alpha-Band-Spark-In-The-Dark/release/2034446
THE STATUE MAKERS OF HOLLYWOOD https://pixeldrain.com/u/zyhqDqQi
https://www.discogs.com/The-Alpha-Band-The-Statue-Makers-Of-Hollywood/release/2702965
Billboard 1960 Part 8 (updated & remastered)
1. Monty Kelly & His Orchestra - Summer Set (S) (2:42)
2. Monty Kelly & His Orchestra - Summer Set (2:42)
3. Monty Kelly & His Orchestra - Amalia (S) (2:55)
4. Monty Kelly & His Orchestra - Amalia (2:53)
5. Johnny Mathis - Starbright (2:51)
6. Johnny Mathis - All Is Well (2:32)
7. Clyde McPhatter - Just Give Me A Ring (2:08)
8. Clyde McPhatter - Don't Dog Me (2:31)
9. Guy Mitchell - The Same Old Me (2:25)
10. Guy Mitchell - Build My Gallows High (3:16)
11. The Mystics - All Through The Night (2:31)
12. The Mystics - (I Begin) To Think Of You Again (2:25)
13. Ray Peterson - What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For? (S) (2:08)
14. Ray Peterson - Answer Me My Love (S) (2:21)
15. Lenny Welch - You Don't Know Me (S) (2:48)
16. Lenny Welch - You Don't Know Me (2:47)
17. Lenny Welch - I Need Someone (S) (2:49)
18. Bill Black - White Silver Sands (2:37)
19. Bill Black - The Wheel (2:19)
20. Les Compagnons De La Chanson - Qu'il fait bon vivre (Down By The Riverside) (2:07)
21. Les Compagnons De La Chanson - Margoton (2:36)
22. Bobby Comstock - Jambalaya (1:56)
23. Bobby Comstock - Let's Talk It Over (2:30)
24. Nicky Dematteo - Suddenly (2:29)
25. Nicky DeMatteo - I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last N (2:25)
26. Don Gibson - Just One Time (S) (2:46)
27. Don Gibson - Just One Time (2:46)
28. Don Gibson - I May Never Get To Heaven (S) (2:41)
29. Johnny Horton - Sink The Bismarck (S) (3:13)
30. Johnny Horton - Sink The Bismarck (3:15)
31. Johnny Horton - The Same Old Tale The Crow Told Me (S) (2:30)
32. Johnny Horton - The Same Old Tale The Crow Told Me (2:30)
33. Marv Johnson - I Love The Way You Love (2:38)
34. Marv Johnson - Let Me Love You (S) (2:22)
35. Marv Johnson - Let Me Love You (2:21)
36. Steve Lawrence - Footsteps (S) (2:13)
37. Steve Lawrence - Footsteps (2:12)
38. Steve Lawrence - You Don't Know (S) (2:48)
39. Steve Lawrence - You Don't Know (2:48)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KENSJHFzsEnxhH6qgOY2hcat4UHGcBlN
pass: Part 60.08
Good morning, TZ! Today, we have the seventh April Orchestra release, which is credited to "Unknown Artist" but is a collection of tracks by Rhesus O., Titanic, and Moving Gelatine Plates. We also have the next Turtles disc and some Italian instrumental proggy/jazzy kinda stuff from Aktuala. Enjoy!
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Unknown Artists - April Orchestra, Vol. 7 (1975) https://www78.zippyshare.com/v/nw01CCDk/file.html
The Turtles - Original Album Series (Disc 2: You Baby, 1966) (2017) https://www55.zippyshare.com/v/ACRvlONY/file.html
Aktuala - Aktuala (1973) https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/0CvuT36O/file.html
Hi, Looking for a post or re-post of these compilations from Still Records:
Various Artists - Black Tootsie Roll (2001)
Various Artists - Screaming Black (2003)
Various Artists - No Black Money Baby (2004)
Lost my entire collection 5 months ago and trying to replace it little by little. This is a great R&B series that belongs in any collection. Many thanks!
Hi friends, anyone have these albums?
"Michael O'Gara - S/T (1975);
"Orville Stoeber - Songs (1971);
"Kreas Caffey - S/T (1972)
Thanks in advance!
June
A bit of variety; firstly a 2CD set called "Big Bad Bay Area" which consists of the most gorgeous soul-group vocals from L.A. These guys all sound like they had a big bowl of Delfonics before they went into the studio. A couple of weeks ago J.W. Den posted an album by Don Shinn, a combination of psychedelia & funk (2 of my favorite food groups) so here's another one by the same artist called "Departures". It's a bit more jammy and self-indulgent, but hey, that was the 70's.
https://we.tl/t-SvknExkShG
Butterboy: "Open your mind and enjoy the amazing sounds of Mongolian and Tuvaluan throat singers which are full of sub-harmonic and melodic overtone melodies"
Tuvaluan ≠ Tuvan
Tuvalu (formerly known as the Ellice Islands) is in Polynesia.
jimmyb: "A bit of variety; firstly a 2CD set called "Big Bad Bay Area" which consists of the most gorgeous soul-group vocals from L.A."
L.A. ≠ S.F.
Los Angeles is over 300 miles (600 km) south of San Francisco.
Free Friday Films brings you a great double-feature for the weekend:
HOUSEHOLD SAINTS
Back in the 90’s, a promising Italian-American filmmaker named Nancy Savoca managed to put out three wonderful indie films before she relegated herself to the world of TV directing. Household Saints– her last- barely made a splash, and has never even come out on DVD. This wonderful and quirky story should have solidified Savoca’s place as one of America’s leading young directors- but whether sexism or economics is to blame, that never happened.
Starring the great Tracey Ullman and the equally great Lili Taylor, Household Saints is a funny and fresh look at three generations of Italian-American women and their relationship to both sex and religion. All of Savoca’s films deal with the raw, explosive differences (yet attractions) between women and men. With Household Saints, Savoca takes the character comedy into the realm of absurdist humor, satirizing her Italian peeps’ obsession with Catholicism. Ullman, a brilliant British character comic (in case ya didn’t know) does a great job as the Very-Italian Catherine- a naive young woman who gets “won in a card game,” gets pregnant, becomes a mom, and never quite gets the hang of life… or of the religion she’s supposed to revere.
Her daughter, Teresa, is something else entirely- even as a young girl, she is already obsessed with achieving sainthood. But of course, with puberty comes new experiences and awakenings, and Teresa (innocently played by Taylor) finds her salvation in an unexpected way. Household Saints is human comedy at its offbeat best.
movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2020/12/04/household-saints
EMIL AND THE DETECTIVES
If you’re not familiar with the title, then you don’t know that this is one of Germany’s most famous Children’s novels in history, one that launched the Kid Detective Genre all over the globe. It’s also author Erich Kästner‘s best-known work, one that has been adapted into film several times. You probably also don’t know that the first (and by far, best) version is this one- a gorgeous, 1931 German adaptation written by Billy Wilder, who went on to become one of Hollywood’s greatest filmmakers, all thanks to the success of this little movie.
If all of that isn’t enough to get you to watch a black-and-white, pre-Nazi German flick, let me tell you about a certain 9 year old who was equally skeptical: Black and White? IN GERMAN??? And yet, by the film’s end, she was a fan, won over by director Gerhard Lamprecht’s wonderful storytelling skills that suck you into a gorgeous Berlin of yesteryear and its timeless streets. He treats the kids with dignity and respect, avoiding the condescending lens that usually accompanies children’s movies, putting you front-and-center of their vibrant world.
The story- about young Emil going on a manhunt to recover his stolen cash- manages to be suspenseful and fun at the same time; you never doubt that this is serious business, yet it’s always a fun ride. The acting is vibrant, the sequences are clever, and the insane, hallucinatory drug-trip scene we’re treated to is so edgy and out there that your brain won’t want to accept this thing was shot in 1931- but it was, and several movies have ripped it off since. Drug trips in a kids’ film? Oh yeah- this picture has it all.
https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2020/11/27/emil-and-the-detectives/#comments
Thanks Bob for keeping up with the project!
A few weeks ago carlo243 asked for The Beauty Contest. These are my rips from vinyl:
Treachery 12"
https://krakenfiles.com/view/4d7f470a13/file.html
No.6 12"
https://krakenfiles.com/view/599d5cdd0e/file.html
Feel Fault LP
https://krakenfiles.com/view/741f609444/file.html
@Butterboy
cool!
@dbtb
appreciate the 12-inchers...
SOUL-FUNK-PLAY-ENJOY
Freddie Scott - I Shall Be Released (Probe 1970)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/a1sVbuKT/file.html
Eddie Horan - I'm Gonna Speak Out (HDM 2013)
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/NnIo4ggi/file.html
Little Royal - Jealous (Tri-Us 1973)
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/CE2F6fau/file.html
@Searnov:
Thanks so much for the Jock Bartley.
Gaius said:
@Uncle Gil + Laura Nyro Carnegie Hall, thank you.
@martinf, thanks for more Sounds
@MZ, thanks for more 'Q's from the dark countries
@Aging Child
Thanks for posting, bur your Quincy Jones would never appear in my 'Q' folder, Jones is 'J'. Rufus + Ben Quiller (surname) are o.k. and you can argue about 'Sister Quander'.
@Brian + zippy share problem
Brian did you have experienced Opera?
After installing this browser (it's no problem having next to your favorite browser another one on your PC) you have to enable VPN in the settings. After enabling you'll see a blue symbol on top of the left side of Opera. Then you could go to zippy. This should work, it's the way most of us are able to d/l from zippy.
I personally don't use zippy for the reason that there are people who probably don't know how to avoid this zippy problem. I don't use it because since months zippy can be very slowly for parts of the day (as it never was, years ago). And at least, using karakenfiles.com or imagenetz.de you're able (and anybody else) to see, how many d/l you have. So you can assure yourself that your work is not in vain. F.ex. the relative unknown New Zealand band 'Betchadupa' (which I shared yesterday on the main page) has 133 d/l up to now.
Blogger Uncle Gil said... @ Chocoreve
Merci de réactiver mes vieux rips du coffret "Les Triomphes de la Country Music"... ça fait plaisir de constater que rien ne se perd.
Cordialement
Ah ah ! Avec plaisir, merci à toi, Uncle Gil !
Gaius said:
Pangaea was the last supercontinent of the Earth (one of a few that has occurred in 4,2 billion years of Earth history). Pangaea was formed and united approximately 335 million years ago, and it began to break apart about 175 million years ago. Pangaea was the landmass where dinosaurs could walk by dry feet from the south pole to the north.
http://www.scotese.com/newpage5.htm
Pangaea was an alternative scientific model which was proposed by German scientist Alfred Wegener in order to replace old geological theories of 'landbridges' between different continents. These 'landbridges' were used to declare the existence of same species of fauna + flora on different continents, separated by oceans. Until it came quite clear that the Indic Ocean was too deep for a landbridge between Southeast Africa and India (to declare some similar types of mountains, elephants, apes and plants), geologists were in need of explanations. It needed several decades before Wegener's theory of 'Continental Drift' became the main paradigm in geology, today expanded to the theory of 'Plate tectonics'.
Pangaea as a word is developed from old Greek language, in Italian it is Pangea. And there certainly is a group who called themselves Pangea, making some beautiful ProgRock. Here they are:
Pangea (Italy - Invasori, 1976, rem. 2007
https://krakenfiles.com/view/eb339fbe1c/file.html
@Motown Fats
Hi,
As requested,
Black Tootsie Roll
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/TFdQ0Gjy/file.html
Screaming Black
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/7ds0a9Fw/file.html
No Black Money Baby
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/6U7tNceM/file.html
Cheers
62 Classics From The Cramps' Insane Collection - CD 2
2-1 –Rodger And The Tempests - Bad Bad Way
2-2 –Ronnie Dawson - Rockin Bones
2-3 –Ivan - Real Wild Child
2-4 –Betty Smith And The Rhythmasters - Yeah Baby
2-5 –The Dynamos - Woh! Woh! Yea! Yea!
2-6 –The Camelots - The Chase Pt 2
2-7 –The Sparkles - The U.T.
2-8 –Buddy Miller - Teen Twist
2-9 –Ronnie Self - Date Bait
2-10 –Dicky Doo And The Don'ts - Nee Nee Na Na Na Na
2-11 –The Lifeguards - Everybody Out'Ta The Pool
2-12 –The Royal Teens - Leotards
2-13 –The Versatones - Bila
2-14 –Robert Mitchum - Ballad Of Thunder Road
2-15 –The Clovers - Your Cash Ain'T Nothin' But Trash
2-16 –Andre Williams And The Don Juans - Pulling Time
2-17 –Billy Ward And The Dominoes - The Bells
2-18 –Chuck Ranado And The Electronaires - My Baby's Gone
2-19 –Johnnie Honeycutt - Blue Song Of Love
2-20 –Lonnie Johnson - Tomorrow Night
2-21 –Kay Martin - The Heel
2-22 –Ken Nordine - Fliberty Jib
2-23 –Bob Lee - Wanted For Questioning
2-24 –Wortham Watts - Cotton Picker
2-25 –Johnny Burnette And His Trio - Honey Hush
2-26 –The Gamblers - LSD-25
2-27 –Duane Eddy - Ramrod
2-28 –The Chiefs - Apache
2-29 –Paul Peek - Olds-Mo-William
2-30 –Tony Burrello - There's A New Sound
2-31 –Spike Jones And His City Slickers - Chloe
http://www.mediafire.com/file/r684175tx6lsvn4/62_Cla2.7z
Garage Beat '66 - Vol. 5/7 Readin' Your Will!
• 01 Unrelated Segments - Story Of My Life.mp3
• 02 The Liberty Bell - I Can See.mp3
• 03 The Lemon Drops - It Happens Everyday.mp3
• 04 The Headstones - Bad Day Blues.mp3
• 05 The Beefeaters - Don't Hurt Me.mp3
• 06 The Thingies - I'm Going Ahead.mp3
• 07 The Bad Seeds - A Taste Of The Same.mp3
• 08 Front Page News - Thoughts.mp3
• 09 The Human Expression - Readin' Your Will.mp3
• 10 The Zakary Thaks - Face To Face.mp3
• 11 The Knight's Bride - Make Me Some Love.mp3
• 12 The Nuchez - Open Up Your Mind.mp3
• 13 The Basement Wall - Never Existed.mp3
• 14 The Human Expression - Optical Sound.mp3
• 15 Plato And The Philosophers - Thirteen O'Clock Flight To Psychedelphia.mp3
• 16 Silk Winged Alliance - Flashback.mp3
• 17 The Morning Dew - No More.mp3
• 18 The Arkay IV - Little Girl.mp3
• 19 The Heart Beats - Little Latin Lupe Lu.mp3
• 20 Tidal Waves - Action! (Speaks Louder Than Words).mp3
http://www.mediafire.com/file/t8m4osyifonakla/Ga5.7z
Les Triomphes de la Country Music Vol. 05/20 - Ernest Tubb
• 01 - Ernest Tubb - Walking the Floor Over You.mp3
• 02 - Ernest Tubb - You Hit the Nail Right on the Hand.mp3
• 03 - Ernest Tubb - Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right.mp3
• 04 - Ernest Tubb - That Wild and Wicked Look in Your Eye.mp3
• 05 - Ernest Tubb - Answer to Rainbow at Midnight.mp3
• 06 - Ernest Tubb - Seaman'Blues.mp3
• 07 - Ernest Tubb - Waiting for a Train.mp3
• 08 - Ernest Tubb - Have You Ever Been Lonely.mp3
• 09 - Ernest Tubb - I'm in Crowd But So Alone.mp3
• 10 - Ernest Tubb - My Filipino Rose.mp3
• 11 - Ernest Tubb - My Tennessee Baby.mp3
• 12 - Ernest Tubb - Driftwood on the River.mp3
• 13 - Ernest Tubb - Letters Have No Arms.mp3
• 14 - Ernest Tubb - I'll Take a Back Seat for You.mp3
• 15 - Ernest Tubb - Give Me a Little Old-Fashioned Love.mp3
• 16 - Ernest Tubb - G. I. R. L. Spells Trouble.mp3
• 17 - Ernest Tubb - You Don't Have to Be a Baby to Cry.mp3
• 18 - Ernest Tubb - I Need Attention Bab.mp3
• 19 - Ernest Tubb - I'm Free from the Chain-Gang Now.mp3
• 20 - Ernest Tubb - Don't Stay Too Long.mp3
• 21 - Ernest Tubb - A Drunkard's Child.mp3
• 22 - Ernest Tubb - Any Old Time.mp3
• 23 - Ernest Tubb - If You Wan't Some Lovin'.mp3
• 24 - Ernest Tubb - Hey la la.mp3
• 25 - Ernest Tubb - Rose of the Mountains.mp3
http://www.mediafire.com/file/18okgq9vv8jzgsp/Les5.7z
to SUT and dbtb,
Cool runnings again, mates! Thanks immensely for your new contributions inna dis Zone, as of today. Soon come: a Blues Busters disc I felt like dishing out this morning.Hadn't listened to that one for a long time & will share it moments from now.
Off, running & jumping --HP
For all lovers of sixties soul & ska here’s a Blues Busters compilation released in the ‘90s.
Some or even many of you will be familiar with ‘Soon You’ll Be Gone”, a classic gracing many a V.A. collection (notably Trojan comps).
Informative booklet info enclosed. My CD rip. The tagging should be largely satisfactory.
Soon to be expected here is Vol.2 of my SPLIFF SPLASH series. Perhaps tomorrow, I’ll see what I can do besides spending my birthday in quarantine (‘Oh I’m sorry, I’ve got a cold’ – remember that parrot sketch?). Nothing serious, folks.
Zippylink for THE BLUES BUSTERS – In Memory Of The Blues Busters – Their Best Ska & Soul Hits 1964-1966 (CD, 1993): https://www32.zippyshare.com/v/NAfV7gyg/file.html
If Zippyshare is an obstacle for you, please let me know, I then might try my hands at Imagnetz as well, or Krakenfiles, Workupload… All depending on how accessible their upload services are. Zippy works fine here in the Netherlands but in other regions it’s different, seemingly.
Enjoyable times to you, ‘til soon, and again thanks for all the appreciations still coming in here at TZ (hi Bourneagle, Lemonflag, dbtb, SUT, TChairman, … you know who you are).
HenkP
Re: my previous post.
Alternate BLUES BUSTERS link: https://www.imagenetz.de/E7onc
For all the zippyshare strugglers
Cheers,
HenkP
@ Butterboy
Thanks so much for the throat singing comps! Like certain Tibetan ritual music, it's my impression throat singing can produce actual physical changes in both the performers' and the listeners' bodies. I appreciate the energy you've put into giving this music form a new audience.
Does anyone have any Dave Alvin albums that they can share? Thanks in advance!
Happy Birthday to you, Henk, and, yes, this corrspondent is eagerly awaiting the 2nd "smokin'" SPLASH. Best, TC
@montymusic
Thanks for Jorge Ben- an artist I need to explore more of (hint hint!)
@sambgodot
Thanks for the Alpha Band. I'm a huge T Bone Burnett fan and have all these on vinyl. I kept meaning to track these down in the digital realm. You made it easy!
re: BLUES BUSTERS comp CD
Track 01 has a defect at 00:29; here it is taken from a different source (someone's upload from 2018):
'How Sweet It Is' Zippy -- https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/dgEEXhRk/file.html
'How Sweet It Is' Imagenetz -- https://www.imagenetz.de/7jLDT
Ciao, and sorry for keeping you and myself oh-so-busy
HenkP
On catch up again, a blanket thank you to all those who's shares i've taken, & there's really some good stuff.
@ jimmyb, would you kindly contact me here.
eltel200@outlook.com
cheers,ELtel
Hey Jean-Jacques Mura,
Many thanks for your quick response and uploads. I will be trying to fill the complete series (19 CD's), I believe. Thanks again and stay safe!
@Mister Movie Club: Thanks for this week's movies.
@Chocoreve: Thank you for more from the Cramps library.
Geo Graffi is my new favorite person. :)
Mister Movie Club said...
@montymusic
Thanks for Jorge Ben- an artist I need to explore more of (hint hint!)
Thanks for the feedback I was surprised at the output for Jorge Ben so watch this space
thefunk - Thanx for Eddie Horan
BobMac - here's a link to Bobby Williams' The Last Time
https://tinyurl.com/y64syrmw
and whoever thanx for the Bay Area comp
@ButterBoy: so far, none of your compilations has failed to have surprises in it. This one... is all surprises, and so far afield from what I most usually listen to, that I'm downloading it immediately and jamming it into my ears. (Plus, the convergence between Tibetan and Mongolian culture and spirituality has interested me for decades.) Thanks!
@Gaius: glad to share... and "Q" is so rare a letter in Western musicians'/bands' names, that for a challenge I simply had to name just about anyone of note with a "Q" - first name, or last - that I could think of. And I'm relieved that the back of my Vault was able to offer up even two early-days' acts. Myself, I prefer Quarterflash (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnfryoGog0A), as well as a good number of Jones's works - and NB, he did sometimes go by "Q" as nickname. ;-)
Also: I strongly concur with @Gaius on using Opera (along with its VPN as needed) to access ZippyShare (and other sites) for downloads. Among its advantages is that it readily blocks most of those obnoxious ads and popups.
And I agree, too, re never sharing via ZS; too often its DLs barely even crawl, versus speeds obtainable through other hosting sites. Right now, in fact, it's just creeping along at an inexcusably paltry ~147 (!) KBpS on one of @ButterBoy's intriguing disks - maybe a twentieth of the speed some of those other hosting sites provide. With absolutely no offense intended any of its users here in the 'Zone, I'd personally rather not subject other folks to that grinding ordeal, let alone its ads and popups. There's nothing "zippy" about it; pass.
Cheers!
@sambgodot :thank you for
THE STATUE MAKERS OF HOLLYWOOD.
This was new for me .
@ Searnav:
Thanks ever so much for the Booker T sets (and other generosities)!
Much appreciated!
@Aging Child
Thanks for the quality shares!
@Mister Movie Club
Thanks for Emil and the Detectives. Didn't know the novel or any film versions of it. Really enjoyable. The shot on location scenes in Berlin 1931 were spectacular.
Thanks sut for Roots & Dub Reggae #55, moose327 from the Brazilian rough guides, montysmusic for Tangerine Stoned, dbtb for the GG's discomix tracks, Gaius for Pangea and Chocoreve for The Cramps' Insane Collection.
And on the subject of Zippyshare, here in the UK I have to use a VPN (Browsec) but it's very slow compared to most other hosting sites. Along with Aging Child & Gaius I mean no disrespect to those that share their music on here via Zippy, I'm just grateful they are kind enough to make it freely available by whatever medium. With so many other good music hosting sites around these days I'm afraid Zippy has been left in the dust.
Thank you so much, Jean-Jacques Mura, for the Still Records albums!
I especially love the saxophone playing of Bob Dougherty, on "Screaming Black."
Any chance you might have his album, "Big Bob from K.C." (1961)?
Cheers.
@FlatSpin: quite welcome; I wish I'd had a lot more to offer, this time 'round. I think I need to challenge myself more; given the range of what's offered - and sought - here on a daily basis, that shouldn't be too difficult. Cheers!
A voice in defence of Zippy. Here in NZ it's quite zippy indeed. I'm quite a fan of mediafire, but zippy's a runner up. I love Mega ...have to as it is/was founded/based here & established as a successor to megaupload which was everywhere (along with rapidshare) back in the day. Mr Kim Dotcom though sold it on & the saga of the fight against the 'Evil Empire' lingers further. One of my new faves is goFile.Io, pixeldrain's sweet. I miss some of the ones that've bit the dust, but life goes on.
@CrimsonHorizon: thank you for a good counterpoint. I don't live in NZ (although I have a niece across the Tasman Sea in Canberra, and her father in Perth), so you and I confirm others' experience: that it's a regional issue with Zippy. I didn't consider that when laying out my narrow two cents' worth. I still won't upload through them, but I'm relieved that DL'ing from them isn't the ordeal for our friends here that it is for me, outside Aus/NZ.
Annoyingly, PixelDrain - once quite zippy itself - has lately had some truly glacial moments for me.
And in the long run, complaining about this is stupid and really shallow/selfish: the music here is free, even if we actually have to wait a little for it. More of us - most especially myself - need to follow @RYP's sound advice: BUY THE MUSIC! Many of these artists truly need support; that's why I didn't DL any Tuba Skinny when it was offered up here (just one example). I really want to see those folks in person, and support them with my own shekels. They deserve it, and so do many, many of their colleagues.
Aging Child,
great comment, thank you, I couldn't have said it better in German either!
@RYP: gerne; sometimes it needs to be said - and lived out.
And you certainly could and should say it in German, too (in all languages); die Sprache interesiert mich eben, und die Übersetzungsherausforderung würde mir sehr gefallen. Plus, it's your blog. ;-)
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