Friday, 23 June 2023

…and now for something completely different! 2064 - 2023

These fucking politicians, warlords and religious... They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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 2021 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS AND NO REQUESTS FOR FLAC OR OTHER LOSSLESS, IF YOU WANT FLAC, BUY THE ALBUM)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful. All other official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy. Enjoy! RYP and Gyro1966

29 comments:

Jean-Jacques Mura said...

Hello,

Please I'm looking for the compilation "Born On The Bayou" (Charly Records CR 30212).
https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/3850386-Various-Born-On-The-Bayou
Thanks in advance.

Anonymous said...

welcome home, I hope you had a great time.

Bob said...

Hope you had a good holiday.
It's good to have you back, it's a bit confusing when you're not here.

sambgodot said...

A month or so ago I posted Roy Orbison singing the praises of Coca-Cola, which goy rather more downloads that I ever imagined it would, which gave me the idea of working through my Orbison collection.
starting with live performances:

1956 Party Tape After a concert one evening in Corpus Christi TX Roy was invited back to a private house for a party. The songs he performed there informally were recorded on a reel to reel by Judy Baker, whose house it was.
1. That’s All Right 2. I Want You I Need You I Love You 3. I Was The One 4. That’s All Right (2nd version) 5. Hey Miss Fannie 6. Mary Lou 7. You’re My baby 8. Slippin’ And Slidin’ 9. Ready Teddy 10. Hound Dog 11. Don’t Be Cruel 12. Lawdy Miss Clawdy (13. Chatter)

https://workupload.com/file/BPchz3S65up

Teen Kings local TV show Odessa TX 1956
1. Ooby Dooby 2. Racker Tacker 3. Blue Suede Shoes 4. Brown Eyed Handsome Man 5. St Louis Blues 6. All By Mysel 7. Lawdy Miss Clawdy 8. Jam 9. Rockhouse 10. Singing The Bluesw 11. Pretend 12. Rip It Up 13. Trying To Get To You 14. TK Blues 15. Go Go Go 16. Bo Diddley
https://workupload.com/file/KaSkMbEdrgy

Holland TV show 1965 with the Candymen (Bill Dees, Roy's songwriting partner is on keyboards and harmony vocals https://www.discogs.com/master/379463-Roy-Orbison-Combo-Concert-1965-Holland
Originally released as VCR tape (Holland tracks only) CD includes bonus tracks recorded in Paris a few days earlier.
https://workupload.com/file/WcjMkmPR6zg

Apesville said...

Hope your break was good

45rpm labels covered during the break

San (TX) 45rpm
San (TN) 45rpm
Artic (B.C.) Canada 45rpm
Eunice (IN) 45rpm
B-W (OH) / Wel Burn (OH) 45rpm
B.B. (TN) 45rpm
B.E.A.T. (IL) 45rpm
most are updated re-ups on rquest some are new

still working on next volumes of Nashboro (TN) & Nashville (TN)
I have Cathay (CA)45rpm ready for tomorrow

Go to https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com to download click "Get (label name) Here"

List of labels covered on right hand side for quickness

enjoy Dean

brianbrora said...

welcome back.

RYP said...

Yes, I had a very comfortable and peaceful holiday and I would like to thank you for the overwhelming good wishes from you! Thanks to you all.

la musica e vita said...

Welcome back RYP
No post frrom me tonight. Will be thinking about the next post tho.

Ellingwood Ridge said...

Sir Douglas Quintet - Complete Mercury Masters (2005) @320

Disc 3 - https://krakenfiles.com/view/jo3vUa6sZX/file.html

Disc 4 - https://krakenfiles.com/view/dWHZw3rUF9/file.html

Disc 5 - https://krakenfiles.com/view/7bdLE95UNT/file.html

Mister Movie Club said...

Free Friday Films Welcomes RYP's return with some brand new King Crimson!

THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING

Toby Amies has given us an inside look at the great King Crimson. It’s difficult to guess how much of this will resonate with a person not familiar with what to many is the greatest rock band of all time; prog-rock, to be exact, though even that label doesn’t quite fit, as King Crimson has boldly gone where no prog-rock band, or rock band for that matter, has gone before. Their music is like no one else’s, and while it has always been written by different collections of people over the years, it is really Señor Robert Fripp’s band, the only continual member since its inception.

On one hand, the film focuses on the current incarnation of KC more than anyone, which is odd in that the current incarnation is really just a bunch of old men playing the greatest hits of the last 50 years. To be fair, these old men are the best of the best of the best, and they’re playing the most difficult music you can imagine, night after night. As a live performing unit, this ensemble might just be the greatest show on Earth. But as the central focus of a 50-year-long story… it’s an odd choice. Save Tony Levin (and Fripp, of course), none of these guys really play an important part in the KC story, nor have they much to say about its creative musical evolution. They’re hired musicians rather than musical collaborators, and following them on tour is not the best narrative thread to spin this story around- that part feels more like a Behind the Scenes DVD extra feature than a legitimate documentary.

On the other hand, the subtext involved in Fripp’s new direction is fascinating- for a band that was always about innovation, the current King Crimson is anything but. Fripp has never been happy with any of the previous incarnations of his group, regardless of how highly the rest of the world regards them. Every version of King Crimson was full of brilliant, creative people whose ideas inevitably clashed with Fripp’s own, leading to one dissolution after another. And yet, that’s exactly why so many of Crimson’s albums are masterpieces- Fripp’s greatest achievement is his ability to find the right players to create music together at the right time. But to hear Fripp tell it, this current version is his favorite, precisely because they are happy to just play his music the way he wants it played. Lead singer Jakko Jakszyk came from a King Crimson cover band, of all things- fitting, because that’s basically what this group is- the world’s most talented cover band ever. That fact alone speaks volumes about the brilliant, but incredibly idiosyncratic Fripp.

And so but… the film is a weird, but fascinating mess: interviews with superfan nuns, trips down memory lane, the last days of a terminally-ill musician. Amies does interview several great and former bandmates who answer his questions candidly- not the least of which are key figures Ian McDonald, Pete Sinfield, Adrian Belew & Bill Bruford- all of whom provide worthwhile insights into the band’s creative process and correlated emotional baggage. This gives the film an interesting, schizophrenic, fractured effect: you get several portraits of this multi-headed rock band throughout the narrative, which is really the only way one could tell this particular story. As a music doc, it’s great fun and full of insight- a window into a collective, for the fan and unfan alike. As a work of cinema, not so much. King Crimson is truly one of the most creative and restless bands ever formed; one would have hoped for a film that reflected that aesthetic, or at least, tried to. And yet, though it falls short of that lofty goal, …Crimson King remains an important document of one of rock music’s most essential achievements, and a fitting portrait of the quirky Crimson King himself.

https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2023/06/23/in-the-court-of-the-crimson-king/comment-page-1/#comment-373

Mark R said...

Welcome back, RYP. Absence makes the heart grow even more desperate for the music you provide everyday.

Anonymous said...

Welcome back RYP! Hope all is well with you and everyone. Would anyone happen to have...

Current 93 - Live At The Teatro Ibérico, Lisbon, Portugal

https://www.discogs.com/release/5839414-Current-93-Live-At-The-Teatro-Ib%C3%A9rico-Lisbon-Portugal

Thanks for your time
Stella

pmac said...

Welcome back, RYP! How was Greece?

djmcblues2 said...

Hope you had a wonderful vacation. I was going nuts without TZ! (Wait, does that make it all about me?)

Anonymous said...

Hi Ryp
It's good you had a very nice holiday, and welcome back.
But Mmmmmm you flew back and Rockhall disapeared??
Do you know what happens, or can you inform in your friends cirquit?
Thanks for all your work. and of course all other people who share.
TIA
Fred

Richie Muster said...

Muchly obliged to you for the live Big O.

Richie Muster said...

Hi. Can anybody help me? I'm looking for anything by Kath Bloom. She contributed a track to the 'Before Sunrise' ost, but everything else seems as rare as rocking horse droppings. Anything would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Rob Kopp said...

@RYP: I hope you enjoyed your holiday in Greece as much as I did

Frank Inzani said...

Hope you had a fantastic holiday, good to have you back.

Still more Sir Doug today, starting with:

Sir Douglas Quintet Is Back
https://krakenfiles.com/view/LtRvPhwGRu/file.html

The Return Of Wayne Douglas:
https://krakenfiles.com/view/gZDI8siDgO/file.html

Texas Tornados - Adios Mexico The Reprise Years:
https://krakenfiles.com/view/CRYgqP35zX/file.html

Hope you enjoy.

Anonymous said...

Bob Marley1973-05-24 Paris Theatre, London, England (SBD2, FM3)
https://we.tl/t-o1Hf8yleOE
Bob Marley - 1977-06-04 - Rainbow Theatre, London
https://we.tl/t-ckbRwhzWBI
Bob Marley & The Wailers - Live Tokio Japão (1979)
https://we.tl/t-wxdzchstaL


Bucephalus

Music Of The Seventies said...

@320:

Keith Cross & Peter Ross - Bored Civilians (1972)
https://uptobox.eu/e6m9llguvf7c
info: https://www.discogs.com/fr/master/390300-Keith-Cross-Peter-Ross-Bored-Civilians

The Ahmad Jamal Trio - The Awakening (1970)
https://uptobox.eu/ydtdwg938s7a
info: https://www.discogs.com/master/182097-The-Ahmad-Jamal-Trio-The-Awakening

Rare Amber - Rare Amber (1969)
https://uptobox.eu/81w4t469lwh1
info: https://www.discogs.com/master/548685-Rare-Amber-Rare-Amber

antony j said...

Welcome back, Ryp! and hi all,

REQUEST - would anybody have the 2002 comp. 'Balling The Jack (The Birth Of The Nu-Blues)'....?
https://www.discogs.com/release/3890729-Various-Balling-The-Jack-The-Birth-Of-The-Nu-Blues

TIA, Antony.

lemonflag said...

Thanks Ryp, nice to see you back

@sambgodot Thanks for Roy.

Hawkster (Cool & Crazy) said...

HELP.....I'm old and maybe I'm stumbling but I'm not able to pull kracken fies anymore....I]ve changed nothing on my computer....

Cougar1962 said...

Welcome back RYP!

Apesville said...

I'm Guessing Twister is working away & forgot to pay the server bills on Rockhall.ro Hopefully it will be back in a couple of Days

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

@Hawkster

Which OS are you running, which browser do you use which country do you live? What are your security settings?

Usually an album is down fronm krakenfiles in a few seconds. But there are problems in parts of Australia and maybe in some other parts of the world too. And from time to time every hoster (which one ever you want) has problems for some people around the world.

Anonymous said...

Thanks Apesville for your answer>
hope that's the problem only, but we wait.
TIA
Fred.

Mr. E said...

Just wondering, with the Sir Douglas Quintet Complete Mercury Master, were volumes 1 and 2 posted? I seemed to have missed them.

Thanks,
EP