Friday, 8 October 2021
…and now for something completely different! 1466 - 2021
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 2019 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Please keep your language polite and respectful. 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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Free Friday Films brings you the 80's rock n' roll musical you've never heard...
Hoshikuzu Kyôdai No Densetsu (The Legend of the Stardust Brothers)
***
So, Osamu Tezuka is basically the godfather of modern manga, and arguably the greatest manga artists in history. I mean, his comics- from Astroboy to Buddha– are brilliant and influential. His storytelling techniques have been copied a million times over by pretty much everyone else, and he could pretty much do anything he wanted and it would always come out perfect.
Now, imagine you’re his son. Imagine the pressure you carry trying to figure out your own path. Let’s say you’re more into movies than comic books, and it’s the 80’s, and you’re trying to distinguish yourself from dad, carve your own career, do your own thing. But what? You’ve made a bunch of weird, experimental student films, but so has everyone else. And then you meet this guy, Haruo Chicada- a local tv personality who recorded a whole album of pop songs as a soundtrack to a movie that doesn’t exist.
Well, this is that movie. Macoto Tezuka’s directorial debut, Stardust Brothers is the crazy, goofy, zany, nutty musical story of Japan’s favorite fictional 80’s pop band- a movie that fleshes out the album of the same name. The film deftly zips from one musical number to another- basically, a string of music videos- as the Stardust Brothers relate their story, from humble beginnings to their current success.
That story is butkus, as Mel Brooks says. You’re not watching this for the story, though the music itself is surprisingly catchy and legit, which is part of the reason this is such a watchable, fun romp. The other part is its good-natured imagination; it bears a strong resemblance to Brian De Palma’s Phantom of the Paradise, which is an equally nonsensical musical comedy about the quest for rock stardom, though De Palma is no match for the inspired goofiness that the Tezuka family is so good at creating. And while Tezuka (the son) is clearly not the master of his medium that his father was, The Legend of the Stardust Brothers proves he did inherit some of dad’s creative chops, delivering a sweet, oddball gem that deserves a second look.
https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2021/10/08/hoshikuzu-kyodai-no-densetsu-the-legend-of-the-stardust-brothers/comment-page-1/#comment-205
BRUCE COCKBURN RARITIES 3.
From RUMOURS OF GLORY box set previously unreleased 1. Bird Without Wings 2. The Juan Carlos Theme 3. Waterwalker 4. Avalon My Home Town 5. Wise Users 6. Going Down The Road 7. The Whole Night Sky (live) 8. Grinning Moon 9. A Song For Touring Round The Stars 10. Come Down Healing 11. Mystery Walk 12. The Trains Don’t Run Here Anymore 13. Honey Babe Let The Deal Go Down
From PAUL McCARTNEY TRIBUTE 14. Fool On The Hill
15. Come A Long Way (Anyone know where this is from? I didn’t make note at the time.)
From Japanese edition of LIFE SHORT CALL NOW 16. Twilight On The Champlain Sea
From THE TROUBLE WITH NORMAL expanded version 17. Cala Luna 18. I Wanna Dance With You
https://workupload.com/file/KffX46G3dxn
Following my Bruce Cockburn posts, can anyone help, please, with the song WAKE UP WILLIE which he contributed to an album called KUMBAYA 1994?
Howdee - hoped someone can give me a good blog to get pc games! Cheers in advance. Rob
Harry Belafonte – The Midnight Special
RCA Victor LSP 2449 (USA 1962)
Bob Dylan plays harmonica on track A1. It was Dylan’s second appearance on vinyl, after his participation to Carolyn Hester’s eponymous LP and before his first solo LP.
1. A1 Midnight Special (3:59)
2. A2 Crawdad Song (3:36)
3. A3 Memphis Tennessee (4:57)
4. A4 Gotta Travel On (4:24)
5. A5 Did You Hear About Jerry (2:55)
6. B1 On Top Of Old Smokey (5:59)
7. B2 Muleskinner (3:30)
8. B3 Makes A Long Time Man Feel Bad (5:45)
9. B4 Michael Row The Boat Ashore (3:57)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/V3VHTlo7/file.html
Various Artists – Beat Meets Folk
My LP = CBS S 62 700 (Germany 1968)
Some track lengths as mentioned on the back cover and on the labels don’t match what’s on the actual vinyl.
Pictured on the front cover is the Byrds' Gene Clark playing David Crosby's guitar.
1. A1 The Byrds - Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (mistitled Turn, Turn, Turn) (3:40)
2. A2 Chad & Jeremy - I Don't Wanna Lose You Baby (2:51)
3. A3 Bob Dylan - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (4:12)
4. A4 The Jordanaires - This Land Is Your Land (2:48)
5. A5 The Rip Chords - Summer USA (1:34)
6. A6 Billy Joe Royal - Down In The Boondocks (2:32)
7. A7 Simon And Garfunkel - The Sound Of Silence (3:06)
8. B1 The Brothers Four - Turn Around (2:15)
9. B2 Bob Dylan - Tombstone Blues (5:57)
10. B3 Paul Revere & The Raiders - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (3:15)
11. B4 The Carter Family - Keep On The Sunny Side (2:51)
12. B5 The Jordanaires - Didn't It Rain (2:24)
13. B6 The (New) Christy Minstrels - Cotton Fields (3:30)
14. B7 Pete Seeger - Barbara Allen (4:28)
Freshly Scanned Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (inner sleeve from Discogs)
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/Ln8PGpQ2/file.html
Various Artists – Byrds Recovered – 04 – Fifth Dimension
Original LP = Columbia CS 9349 (USA September 1966)
The Byrds’ third Columbia LP – covered
Interesting version of “Captain Soul” (track #9) by The Living End. It’s a version with vocals. The compilation CD it comes from credits McGuinn/Hillman/Clarke/Crosby but no one for the added lyrics.
1. Bill Kaffenberger - 5D (Fifth Dimension) (3:19)
2. Marianne Faithfull - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:33)
3. Southern Culture On The Skids - Mr. Spaceman (2:55)
4. Yes - I See You (6:49)
5. Diesel Park West - What's Happening?!?! (2:46)
6. Pete Seeger - I Come And Stand At Every Door (2:25)
7. Neil Merryweather - Eight Miles High (3:37)
8. Fever Tree - Hey Joe (12:56)
9. The Living End - Captain Soul (1:55)
10. Joan Baez - John Riley (3:48)
11. Boabdil Gtz - 2-4-2 Fox Trot (The Lear Jet Song) (2:40)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www20.zippyshare.com/v/z0zNjOk4/file.html
As an example of how living within the truth can revitalize a society, Václav Havel recounts the story of a rock band, The Plastic People of the Universe. In communist Czechoslovakia musicians were required to register with authorities and were banned from creating music deemed too provocative or threatening to the political system. The Plastic People of the Universe refused to toe the line and following a concert in 1976 they were arrested, and the ensuing trial gained enormous public interest. The state media branded the band members as drug addicts, mentally ill, extremists and traitors to the country. However, many of the citizens had grown tired of living within a lie and they supported the young musicians, and as Havel notes, in many respects the trial marked the beginning of the end of the totalitarianism in Czechoslovakia. Havel writes:
“[The Plastic People of the Universe] were unknown young people who wanted no more than to be able to live within the truth, to play the music they enjoyed. . .and to live freely in dignity and partnership…They had been given every opportunity to adapt to the status quo, to accept the principles of living within a lie and thus to enjoy life undisturbed by the authorities. Yet they decided on a different course…In some ways the trial was the final straw…People…came to realize that not standing up for the freedom of others…meant surrendering one’s own freedom.”
Václav Havel, The Power of the Powerless
Would anyone have any music by 'The plastic people of the Universe'?
gorfit says:
Captain Beyond - 2017 - Lost & Found 1972-1973 @320
https://www.discogs.com/Captain-Beyond-Lost-Found-1972-1973/release/11391060
Def Leppard - 1995 - Vault Def Leppard Greatest Hits @320
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vault:_Def_Leppard_Greatest_Hits_(1980%E2%80%931995)
ZZ Top - 1992 - Greatest Hits @320
https://www.discogs.com/ZZ-Top-Greatest-Hits/release/394973
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ytm2jifnw8vqzob/besofs60.rar/file
Thanks to the original uploader
Country & Folk. Enjoy!
Mike Westhues – Shades Of Blue (2007)
Bluelight Records – BLR 33134 2 @ Flac
Info: https://www.discogs.com/release/5968502-Mike-Westhues-Shades-Of-Blue
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/4ezl02jt5e9puag/Mike_Westhues.zip/file
Tuomari Nurmio & Knucklebone Oscar – Judge Meets The King (2018)
Weird Records – WEIRD 001, Stupido Records – Stupido 232
Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Stereo @ 320
Bonustracks:
01 Only A Hobo (live)
02 I Ain't Got No Home (live)
03 Wicked Messenger (live)
04 Salty Dog Blues (live)
05 You Hate Me And My Stetson Hat (a-side JHNS 206, 1981)
06 Seventeen and In A Misery (b-side JHNS 206, 1981)
07 Belhazzard (Johnny Cash tribute BLR 3388 2)
The EP tracks:
08 John The Revelator 2:40
09 God Almighty's Gonna Cut You Down 2:58
10 Will The Circle Be Unbroken 2:51
11 Fire And Brimstone 3:59
Info: https://www.discogs.com/Tuomari-Nurmio-Knucklebone-Oscar-Judge-Meets-The-King/release/12069885
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/m1gk2p2yy1d77p9/Judge_Meets_the_King.zip/file
Gaius said:
The Marbles were a typical one hit wonder with 'Only one Woman'. Their one and only album was written to about 70% by the Gibbs-Brothers.Trevor Gordon, one part of the Marbles had worked together with the Bee Gees. He later became a High School teacher. The other one, Graham Bonnet became a musician with a successful career and took part in many bands. Here are:
The Marbles (UK) - s/t album, 1970
https://www.imagenetz.de/u6CLZ
Billboard 1965 Part 40 (updated & remastered)
1. Ramsey Lewis Trio - The "In" Crowd (S) (3:03)
2. Ramsey Lewis Trio - The "In" Crowd (3:06)
3. Ramsey Lewis Trio - Since I Fell For You (S) (2:55)
4. Ramsey Lewis Trio - Since I Fell For You (2:55)
5. Bobbi Martin - I Don't Want To Live (Without Your Love) (2:40)
6. Bobbi Martin - Holding Back The Tears (2:49)
7. Derek Martin - You Better Go (2:56)
8. Derek Martin - You Know (2:06)
9. Buck Owens - Only You (Can Break My Heart) (S) (2:20)
10. Buck Owens - Gonna Have Love (S) (1:55)
11. Della Reese - After Loving You (S) (2:38)
12. Della Reese - After Loving You (2:38)
13. Della Reese - How Do You Keep From Cryin' (S) (2:48)
14. Della Reese - How Do You Keep From Cryin' (2:48)
15. Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - Ju Ju Hand (2:08)
16. Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - Big City Lights (2:43)
17. The Searchers - He's Got No Love (2:36)
18. The Searchers - So Far Away (2:02)
19. Sounds Orchestral - Canadian Sunset (S) (2:40)
20. Sounds Orchestral - Canadian Sunset (2:40)
21. Sounds Orchestral - Have Faith In Your Love (2:59)
22. The Beach-Nuts - Out In The Sun (Hey-O) (2:36)
23. The Beach-Nuts - Someday Soon (2:33)
24. The Supremes - Nothing But Heartaches (1st Version) (2:42)
25. The Supremes - Nothing But Heartaches (2nd Version) (2:44)
26. The Supremes - He Holds His Own (2:31)
27. Junior Walker & The All Stars - Shake And Fingerpop (2:43)
28. Junior Walker & The All Stars - Cleo's Back (2:32)
29. The Yardbirds - Heart Full Of Soul (2:30)
30. The Yardbirds - Steeled Blues (2:38)
31. Eddy Arnold - I'm Letting You Go (S) (2:50)
32. Eddy Arnold - I'm Letting You Go (2:49)
33. Eddy Arnold - The Days Gone By (2:05)
34. The Beatles - Help! (2:36)
35. The Beatles - I'm Down (2:34)
36. Chad & Jeremy - I Don't Wanna Lose You Baby - Single Version (2:54)
37. Chad & Jeremy - Pennies (S) (2:44)
38. Chad & Jeremy - Pennies (2:44)
39. Chad & Jeremy - I Don't Wanna Lose You Baby - Album (S) (3:08)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Vd-FAdtEz0qmNQ500mSn68wEOLyzQqGB
pass: U07.10.21
Free Friday Films brings you the cult classic, 80's Japanese Rock Musical...
Hoshikuzu Kyôdai No Densetsu (The Legend of the Stardust Brothers)
So, Osamu Tezuka is basically the godfather of modern manga, and arguably the greatest manga artists in history. I mean, his comics- from Astroboy to Buddha– are brilliant and influential. His storytelling techniques have been copied a million times over by pretty much everyone else, and he could pretty much do anything he wanted and it would always come out perfect.
Now, imagine you’re his son. Imagine the pressure you carry trying to figure out your own path. Let’s say you’re more into movies than comic books, and it’s the 80’s, and you’re trying to distinguish yourself from dad, carve your own career, do your own thing. But what? You’ve made a bunch of weird, experimental student films, but so has everyone else. And then you meet this guy, Haruo Chicada- a local tv personality who recorded a whole album of pop songs as a soundtrack to a movie that doesn’t exist.
Well, this is that movie. Macoto Tezuka’s directorial debut, Stardust Brothers is the crazy, goofy, zany, nutty musical story of Japan’s favorite fictional 80’s pop band- a movie that fleshes out the album of the same name. The film deftly zips from one musical number to another- basically, a string of music videos- as the Stardust Brothers relate their story, from humble beginnings to their current success.
That story is butkus, as Mel Brooks says. You’re not watching this for the story, though the music itself is surprisingly catchy and legit, which is part of the reason this is such a watchable, fun romp. The other part is its good-natured imagination; it bears a strong resemblance to Brian De Palma’s Phantom of the Paradise, which is an equally nonsensical musical comedy about the quest for rock stardom, though De Palma is no match for the inspired goofiness that the Tezuka family is so good at creating. And while Tezuka (the son) is clearly not the master of his medium that his father was, The Legend of the Stardust Brothers proves he did inherit some of dad’s creative chops, delivering a sweet, oddball gem that deserves a second look.
https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2021/10/08/hoshikuzu-kyodai-no-densetsu-the-legend-of-the-stardust-brothers/#comment-205
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 90s
The Living End
Part 9 of 10
Singles & EPs
The great thing about Living End singles is that very few of the B-sides appear on albums.
Part 1
https://www.imagenetz.de/fHTer
It's Raining For You - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkBCgr3mi78
Headlines - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msgPnH0fFRs
English Army - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tkf0gSiTqA
1994-Demo
01 - I Need An Answer - The Living End
02 - The Living End - The Living End
03 - I'm Runnin' - The Living End
04 - Just Go - The Living End
05 - It's Raining For You - The Living End
06 - Don't Leave Me - The Living End
1995-Hellbound
01 - Trace Of Doubt - The Living End
02 - Hellbound - The Living End
03 - Table Top Show - The Living End
04 - The Living End - The Living End
05 - Strange - The Living End
06 - Headlines - The Living End
07 - Mispent Youth - The Living End
08 - So Lonely - The Living End
1996-It's For Your Own Good
01 - From Here On In - The Living End
02 - English Army - The Living End
03 - One More Cell - The Living End
04 - Stay Away From Me - The Living End
05 - Problem - The Living End
06 - 10:15 Saturday Night - The Living End
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Part 2
https://www.imagenetz.de/cyhee
Second Solution - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaXKiyKwaOU
All Torn Down - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ7MNErsMGk
1997[s]-Second Solution _ Prisoner Of Society
01 - Second Solution - The Living End
02 - Prisoner Of Society - The Living End
03 - Prisoner On The Inside - The Living End
04 - Misspent Youth (Live At Triple J) - The Living End
05 - Strange (Live At Triple J) - The Living End
1997-Prisoner Of Society EP (US) [128]
01 - Prisoner Of Society - The Living End
02 - Second Solution - The Living End
03 - Sleep On It - The Living End
04 - Lone Ranger - The Living End
1998[s]-Save The Day Single
01 - Save The Day - The Living End
02 - Lone Ranger - The Living End
03 - Mr. Business Man - The Living End
1999[s1]-All Torn Down Single
01 - All Torn Down - The Living End
02 - Witch Doctor - The Living End
03 - Tainted Love - The Living End
1999[s2]-West End Riot
01 - West End Riot - The Living End
02 - Living In Sin - The Living End
03 - Train Kept A-Rollin' (Live) - The Living End
04 - West End Riot (Live) - The Living End
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Part 3
https://www.imagenetz.de/mnGAM
Tainted Love [live at Rockpalast] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekE4QAALxOQ
1999[s3]-Trapped
01 - Trapped - The Living End
02 - Living In Sin - The Living End
03 - Witch Doctor - The Living End
1999-The Best Of The B-Sides [Rolling Stone]
01 - Witch Doctor - The Living End
02 - Tainted Love - The Living End
03 - Lone Ranger - The Living End
04 - Mr. Business Man - The Living End
05 - Living In Sin - The Living End
2000[s]-Pictures in the Mirror Single
01 - Pictures in the Mirror - The Living End
02 - Uncle Harry - The Living End
03 - There Is No Radio (demo) - The Living End
04 - The Man With No Name (demo) - The Living End
2001[s1]-Roll On Single
01 - Roll On - The Living End
02 - Pictures in the Mirror - The Living End
03 - Sunday Bloody Sunday - The Living End
04 - I've just seen a face - The Living End
05 - Homestead - The Living End
2001[s2]-Dirty Man Single
01 - Dirty Man - The Living End
02 - Revolution Regained - The Living End
03 - I Get A Kick Out Of You - The Living End
greetings. i haven't been in the zone for quite a while. well over a year. surely missed a lot of good stuff. don't have the time to catch up on all of it, but had to make time for gyro's amazing "do the 45!" compilations. dude must have one of the world's best collections.
here are the ones i'm missing.
132
150
220
307
375
458
479
496
507
509
510
516
517
520
i would be most grateful for help with these from anyone who is able, or from the man himself.
BO DIDDLEY - THE CHESS YEARS 1955-1974
Charly R&B – CD Red Box 8 (1993)
The Chess Years 1955-1974 (10/12)
https://we.tl/t-TzFoG3b8oG
The Chess Years 1955-1974 (11/12)
https://we.tl/t-94kjgPdomX
The Chess Years 1955-1974 (12/12)
https://we.tl/t-rRZMBcHkEF
@la musica e vita - Here is Ach To Státu Hanobení by Plastic People Of The Universe (vbr mp3).
https://www.discogs.com/release/1651366-The-Plastic-People-Of-The-Universe-Ach-To-St%C3%A1tu-Hanoben%C3%AD
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/wdIhSumw/file.html
So, according to some comments the Nederbeat 63-69 BEAT, BLUF… CD 1 rip that was offered here on Thursday by RYP/Gyro1966, seems to suffer from anomalies. I took my very own box, the oblong-shaped set from 2001, and ripped Disc 1. Rob Kopp, thank you / dank u zeer, for the booklet scans. I avoided scanning it from my own copy so far, much as I feared damaging the wonderful package. Hope yours is still intact, too.
As for track 04 -Please Go, the band name was Golden Earrings –not yet Golden Earring; they dropped the plural ‘s’ around mid-1969.
Nederbeat 63-69 _ beat, bluf & branie [Universal/Hunter Music, 2001] CD 1 (fresh rip @320):
https://www.imagenetz.de/LmWGp
https://krakenfiles.com/view/BFG2w8fERf/file.html
Hope you all enjoy the versatility of tunes on this comp. Should anyone notice any disturbances on this one or RYP's further discs-- love to help you out.
Have a great weekend,
--HP
@la musica e vita, who said...
(...) Would anyone have any music by 'The plastic people of the Universe'?
My response; I have at least one old download from 2012, which sounds rather scratchy and noisy. Almost like a cassette copy of an LP released around 1977, called 'Egon Bondy's Happy Hearts Club Banned'. Also, a compilation of 14 tracks from 1969-1985, titled 'Magical Nights'. I will need some time to upload and post these. Maybe others have these for you as well, which would save me some work. I shall keep an eye on what is possibly going to be posted by others.If no-one comes up with it, please post a comment/repeated request.
--HP
@gorfit
Is Captain Beyond - Lost and Found supposed include Def Leppard tracks?
Thanks
@la musica e vita --
Several albums by the Plastic People Of The Universe are hosted here:
http://dieordiy2.blogspot.com/search/label/Plastic%20People%20Of%20The%20Universe
An excellent article about the bond shared by Vaclav Havel, Frank Zappa, and the Plastic People Of The Universe:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2009/sep/06/plastic-people-of-universe
@la musica e vita
Plastic People of the Universe:
Do lesíèka na èekanou 1.12.1973 (2 CDs @192, sorry):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/5zkbg53nfgtri00/PP73.rar/file
Egon Bondy's Happy Hearts Club Banned (1973-74 @VBR 317-320):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/9iwstdcsxujjodh/PPEB.rar/file
@ Gary Field
The Bo Diddley box is very much appreciated.
G.
Thanks for the Mables
erasmus said...
greetings. i haven't been in the zone for quite a while.... well over a year. surely missed a lot of good stuff. don't have the time to catch up on all of it, but had to make time for gyro's amazing "do the 45!" compilations. dude must have one of the world's best collections.
Erasmus, I can help with all of these, but not sure what the protocols are of reposting here - If it's OK I can upload. I'm also hanging on for a number of these to be reposted.
Regards
@BrianF, thanks for the response. the protocol is 3 per day, although there may be an exception for "in house" shares. don't know. let me know which ones you need.
Anonymous erasmus said...
@BrianF, thanks for the response. the protocol is 3 per day, although there may be an exception for "in house" shares. don't know. let me know which ones you need.
OK, will post something shortly under Saturday links. Or if you want links direct please let me have an e-mail address. What I wanted to avoid was these daily posts getting over-run with Do The 45 re-posts - looking for clarification from RYP/Gyro on this.
For my own missing volumes I have rather more, but for the earlier ones I will wait and see if the catch-ups resume on the main site. Later ones I am missing are:
306
319
320
321
324
331 to 339
466
Regards
@Gary Field
Thank you very much for the completion of the Bo Diddley box!
@ Gary Field - many thanks for the Bo Diddley Box Set
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