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Best thing from Florya yet. Thanks a trillion for both this and the pm.
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Kristyl - Selftitled (Very Rare US Psychedelic Rock 1975)
![]() Bitrate: 256 mp3 Ripped By: ChrisGoesRock Artwork Included Recorded at Allen-Martin Productions Louisville, Kentucky. This is a psych christian rock group Kristyl who released this LP in private pressings of only 200 copies in 1975. The music is reminiscent of Wishbone Ash from the Argus album. This album is homemade guitar psychedelia from Kentucky. A nice mixture of gentle dreamy passages, heavier acid guitar and wah-wah fuzz along with charmingly teenage vocals. Highly regarded local Christian 1970s melodic guitar-rock with an open late-1960s westcoast vibe, dual guitars and great organic playing/vocals all around. They have a very distinct sound which makes the tracks seem similar at first, but it opens up after some plays and remains that way. The best tracks such as "Deceptions of the mind" and "Valley of life" are truly monumental. Personal fave, one of the big ones in the style. Great sleeve design - note the drummers t-shirt. Originals were pressed on very thin vinyl, so most copies have slight bowl warps. ![]() This one of these "RARE AS HELL ALBUMS": http://www.popsike.com/php/detaildata.php?itemnr=4070187366 01 - Together 02 - Deceptions 03 - Like A Bird 04 - The Valley Of The Light 05 - Woman 06 - Blue Bird Blues 07 - Morning Glory 1. http://sharebee.com/31cde9a4 http://chrisgoes.blogspot.com/ |
yeah, that blog have loads of crap, but there are some good gems too...
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Nocturnal Emissions - Live At The ICA
![]() Live At The ICA was released on tape by Sterile Records (SRC9) in 1985. Tracks : 1. Introduction 2. Hit and Run 3. Street Sounds 4. Revolution Baby 5. Power of Love 6. Never Give Up 7. Dear Marge 8. Sugar Can't Satisfy 9. No Separation 10. Aborigine (Note : Both sides are recorded identically for continued listening pleasure. Don't fear, I only recorded one side as one track.) Live At The ICA http://thethingonthedoorstep.blogspot.com/ |
Thanks for the Noc's.
Haven't heard this one before. Looks like a pretty cool blog. Have you checked out the Club Moral website? They have their whole back catalog available as free downloads. There's some great avant/industrial stuff there. Check it out. http://clubmoralstocklist.podomatic.com/ |
Top notch stuff. Thanks, it's hard to keep up with this amount of good stuff. I've listened to the Balance tape and the tracks you mentioned, i didn't know at all. Pure gold.
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In November last year the 'Brainwashed' website/label had a 3 day event.
They also released a 3cd collection of artists connected with the label/site as part of that event. CD1:
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CD3: 1.Cock ESP - I Lied About Your Band So I Could Drink Beer for Free 2.Michael Wells - Spanish Lessons 3.Jessica Bailiff - Brother La (Twin Scorpio mix) 4.Keith Fullerton Whitman - 20041203.wfmu 5.Gaeoudjiparl van den Dobbelsteen - One of These Creatures 6.Greg Davis - Hand-Held Tamarack 7.Jack Dangers - The Self Enjoy 8.Black Light District - Stoned Circular 3 9.Current 93 - Black Ships Ate the Sky (alternate mix) 10.Troum - Drüsian http://rapidshare.com/files/26360594...s_CD3.rar.html Enjoy! |
Ace, thanks. Odd that they would put Dragon or Emperor on there but omit Volcano the Bear. Anyway, the Dragon or Emperor album is really good and would appeal to people who would like the idea of some sort of Pere Ubu/Lightning Bolt hybrid.
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http://www.comfortstand.com/catalog/037/
![]() ![]() Joe Meek's story is that of a man who triumphed over obstacles. Whether these obstacles were the repressive, conformist record labels and studios of pre-Beatles Britain, or not being able to sing in key, read music, or play an instrument, the producer/songwriter's apparent motto was "never say never." As these, er, remarkable songwriting demos show, Meek had a definite ear for a catchy tune. He could also create simple, clever turns of pop-song phrase. Unlike, say, Carole King or Burt Bacharach, Joe couldn't convey his songs in a clean, clear, easy-to-get manner. He could wail like a banshee, bang on pots and pans, stomp the floorboards and turn up the reverb to 11. Meek did all this, and more, whenever he got the notion to create a new popular song for one of his recording acts. It was up to his associates with more conventional musical talent--David Adams, Geoff Goddard, arranger Charles Blackwell, and future heavy-metal icon Ritchie Blackmore--to translate Joe's caterwauling into structured, AABA hit material. Meek can be a winning vocalist, as evinced here by his bouncy-creepy demo of "He's All Mine." His was the talent of just missing the note, sometimes by a hair. What he lacked in accuracy, he made up for--in spades--in over-the-top vocal dramatics. At times, he sounds like a tent-revival preacher about to talk in tongues. Given Meek's hair-trigger temper, and his increasing tendency to fly into rages, I don't imagine it was any Sunday picnic for Adams, Goddard, et al to be handed off a typical Joe Meek demo. Just getting at what Joe heard in his head, in the first place, would have been a challenge. Meek was fond of singing along to totally inappropriate backing tracks to other records. Sometimes he'd slow them down, sometimes he'd play them Chipmunk-fast, jamming wrong chord sequences and phrasings over the pre-fab backgrounds he fished out of the chaos at his home studio. Meek did work with Adams and Goddard, and you can hear him working with Adams on the song "As Time Goes By" here, apparently in a good mood and receptive to his partner's ideas. For every peaceful moment such as this, there may have been 20 Yosemite Sam-esque flipouts. Meek was an unpredictable soul, to say the least. Though Meek's otherworldly wailings would've never seen release back in the day, to modern ears his vocal stylings are pretty amazing. There is passion in his singing, lots of passion--a hint of madness, a soupcon of pathos and an unmistakable pride and sense of humor. To enjoy Joe Meek's demos does require a sense of humor, and an appreciation of the absurd. Out of these moans and groans came the likes of "Telstar," a global chart-topper that also made a pre-Beatles hit in the US. A producer of daring, innovation and sometimes surprising grace, Joe Meek the singer was a different beast entirely. To this Mr. Hyde of pop, I respectfully bow my head, tip my hat, and brace myself for the music we are all about to hear. - Frank M. Young 01 Telstore Answering Machine Message :19 02 He's All Mine 2:16 03 On The Bridge of Avignon/There Must Be 3:10 04 The First Day I Met You 1:31 05 Return of the Outlaws (acapella & over backing track "Telstar") 2:48 06 Untitled (over backing track "Telstar") 1:49 07 Studio Chat 1:35 08 Studio Fragments 1:09 09 No Matter What They Say :31 10 Telstar (over backing track "Try Once More") 2:23 11 Sky Men 2:21 12 Untitled (over backing "The Big Beat Drum") 1:38 13 Bing Bang Bong 1:18 14 Magic Star 1:27 15 My Baby's Coming Home 1:50 16 Go On Then 1:27 17 The Beat of my Heart 1:54 18 Happy Valley 2:29 19 I'm Waiting For Tomorrow 1:31 20 Old Man River/Rockabye/Everybody's Got The Blues 1:47 21 As Time Goes By 1:59 22 I Had A Dream 1:15 23 Paper Boat 2:36 24 I Had A Dream Last Night 2:58 25 Piano Instrumental 1:49 26 Message To Dave And Dee 3:10 slimline Credits: 01 Joe Meek's Secretary 04 with Geoff Goddard 08 with Geoff Goddard 11 with Geoff Goddard 20 with Dave Adams on Old Man River 20 with Geoff Goddard on Rockabye & Everybody's Got The Blues 21 with Dave Adams 22 with Geoff Goddard |
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Doo Rag - Early Singles and Tour Cassette
![]() Pretty much sums up the bizarro Junk Yard blues rock sounds of Doo Rag. A Tuscon, Arizona based band that was formed in the early 90's by Bob Log and Thermos Malling. They toured quite extensivly in the early to mid 90's and I was lucky enough to catch them play a number of times. Always mind numbing. Bob with a crazy old resonator guitar with a few old contact mics being run through some archaic PA system...then singing into a funnel connected to a tube that goes through a vintage vacuum cleaner with I'm guessing a mic inside it going ![]() If you dig scratchy blues coming out of a old 78 player being covered by pussy galore and then stomped on by captain beefheart I seriously recommend these guys. And I present to you their first 3 singles which really are their best material along side a super rare tour cassette that sounds fantastic. All digitized by me at one of Buenos Aires's finest sound houses. Their 2 full lengths are not too hard to find and a nice porch listen as well. Download here, Doo_Rag.zip.html |
Braen's Machine - Underground (liuto)
![]() Exploito psych monster rarity. Recorded by Piero Umiliani at the now legendary SOUND-WORK-SHOP studio in January 1971. Release in a very limited (less than 100) library only release on Umiliani's LIUTO label. The original vinyl is practicaly impossible to find, as far as i know there is no reissue. Acid Drenched Fuzz guitar with one funky rhythm section. The drum sound its pretty interesting. The style is not far from other ghost-groups of the same period, instrumental music that could be used as a film soundtrack, with fuzz guitar and keyboards to the fore, and probably more psych-oriented than others. It's certain that behind the name Braen's Machine hid Umiliani himself and Alessandro Alessandroni, as they appeared with their nicknames Braen and Gisteri as the album tracks composers. The name Braen also appears as composer in the two Pawnshop singles. Download here, Braen's_machine.zip.html |
Pink Floyd / Syd Barrett Song From Demo Tape (MP3)
![]() From the Pink Floyd hyperbase: Early Barrett song recorded on the first demotape late 1965. The band did not yet have the name Pink Floyd and guitarist Bob Klose was part of the band at the time. The song has not been officially released. The demo version is released with an italian book from 1996. Thanks Spazz and RSM! RIP, Syd. http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2006/0...nk_floyd_.html |
Some cool stuff there Porky!
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Many thanks for this. I have a very similar brainwashed compilation with pretty much most of the artists on there, and that was put out a few years ago. Or it was free with The Wire, can't remember. Thanks again. |
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'Brain in the Wire' perchance? That's a great comp too. Do you have many of the 'Wire Tapper' CDs? |
when there are descriptions of the music on offer in this thread, is it penned by the people who are posting it or not? Id be interested to see what people who post the links think of the music have to say about it, and if you have an idea of what it sounds like or where its influences come from/what it has influenced.
Much appreciation to all who post this stuff by the way, i might get down to more of it than i have but i dont have the time. |
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Nice one. I'm slowly building up my collection of Wire Tappers. Got about a dozen so far. BTW I had a message from Sleazy about the Coil tracks that John sent me. Unsurprisingly he has little recollection of them. After all it was over 20 years ago. All that 'systematic derangement of the senses' has taken it's toll! |
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Some pre- Can stuff:
Rosy Rosy with Inner Space-Kamera Song mp3 Vogue Records 45, 1968 Every few years I make a concerted attempt to enlighten myself re: Can. Their appeal continues to elude me, and they remain one of those revered-by-hipsters acts that I can't quite get my head around, right up there with Townes Van Zandt, the Free Design, the Flying Burrito Brothers, and Wesley Willis. This record by Inner Space, Can's immediate precursor...this I like very much. It appeared on Vol. 1 of Electric Loosers, a series of compilation CDs devoted to (mostly) German Beat and psych weirdness; it was based on the Prae Kraut Pandemonium series of vinyl LPs, which are easily the strangest of the Rubble/Pebbles/Diggin' For Gold-type comps I've run across. There is a very entertaining article about this record on Julian Cope's Krautrock site, as well as a scan of the rather stunning picture sleeve. http://www.littlehits.com/archives/2..._01_index.html |
OK. Ithought I'd take a break from Post Punk Industry and offer up a slice of Pre Punk Psychistry instead.
From the heady days of the mid 70's I give you - Terry Brooks & Strange - Raw Power. If you can get past the first song, which is obviously an attempt at fooling the casual listener into thinking that this just another main stream, prog based album, you will be treated to guitar based lunacy of the highest order for the next 40 minutes. Enjoy. ![]() http://rapidshare.com/files/26929666...range.rar.html |
I was just listening to a lot of pre-punk stuff last night, as well as all the 80's jingle jangle guitar stuff and sub- Replacemnts/ Rem stuff that i could think of. Once again, thanks Florya, you deliver as usual.
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![]() Spiritualized - Fucked Up Inside 1 Take Good Care Of It 2 I Want You 3 Medication 4 Angel Sigh 5 Walking With Jesus 6 Shine A Light (Clear Light/Clear Rush) 7 Smiles this was a live EP released mail-order only in 1993 (shortly after Laser Guided Melodies). although it's out of print, I just saw a copy on Ebay for $2...so here you go! http://www.sendspace.com/file/rqgq9d |
Thanks! I had a couple of tracks from this album - now I have the rest!
In exchange, I offer a choice of 3. Laibach - 1st eponymously titled album (includes Panorama & Brat Moj) or Richard H Kirk - Virtual State or GTO - Kill the Pedagogue The first to get 3 votes is my next upload. |
thanks for all the above posts.
--/ maybe laibach i dunno... |
![]() http://cousincreep.com/antipodeanund...ex.php?paged=2 Alastair Galbraith - Milky Milo Man (1:00) A Handful Of Dust -The Lonesome Death of Albert Ayler (0:48) Peter Jefferies - Lassitude (1:08) Olla - Dead Fish (1:02) Renderers - The I Hear the Devil Calling Me (1:11) Dead C. - The 5.12.90 (0:48) Gate - Never (0:57) Cyclops - Uneasy Trail (1:04) Dadamah - Replicant Emotions (0:58) David Mitchell - The Blind Fish (0:53) Queen Meanie Puss - The Meanie Theme (1:03) Stephen Kilroy - F*U*A*F*S (1:05) This blog is also an incredible source for Antipodian bands. |
Kan Mikami "Sendo Kouta: Mikami Kan Enka no Sekai"
(Japanese "Enka" 1973) ![]() Download http://time-has-told-me.blogspot.com...-kan-enka.html |
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Well. while we wait to see who wins the vote, here's another little something you might find interesting.
It's a cassette release from 1991 on Jeremy Bamber Tapes. One of a limited edition of 69. Lo-fi noise experimentation from the likes of Dachau Lustknaben and The Heisenberg Experiment. Not everyones cup of tea but they took the trouble to release it so it deserves a listen. Denkwelt/Wirkwelt - Various artists (1991) http://www.sendspace.com/file/z92egw |
Truth Club / Fote - Sleight / Looking For Lost Toy
![]() ![]() 7" Le Rey 1980 A (1) - Truth Club - Sleight AA (2)- Fote - Looking For Lost Toy http://www.badongo.com/file/2920457 |
Muchas.
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Sorry about that Nefeli. I should have said it was Coil in the description. I'll edit it now. Glad you liked it. |
![]() Minna Tanoshiku (Everyone Happy) -- (39:56) -- (1982) -- XA Records -- XA-2015
13. Summertime Boogie 14. Miracles ----End of tape announcement (not listed) This tape was SHONEN KNIFE’s initial release. only 70 copies were made. pick which site you want to dl the album from. and please let me know if and when all the links have died so i can re-up. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JX4NZFVH http://www.badongo.com/file/2922545 http://www.zshare.net/download/shone...shiku-rar.html i wrote about this band, and this cassette, at my blog at http://www.trapperjennmd.org/2007/05...shiku-and.html. the links are also there. i could have made you go to my blog for the links, but fuck it, i'm not sneaky. only go to my blog if you want to read some good writing, is all. |
Thank You!!!!!!!!!
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The Love Machine - Electronic Music to Blow Your Mind By!!! (1968, US, electronic)
This is 60's library beat with Hammond organ and they put all the effects on it they could get their hands on. Like Jimmie Haskell did on his exotica Countdown album and Belgium band The Free Pop Electronic Concept on A New Exciting Experience. My copy is a bootleg cd (Zippy). The last 2 songs are so disturbed, I can't believe this was on the original record. But you never now. Lp released on Design Album. ![]() 01 Mindblower 02 Zenquake 03 Clockburst 04 Bells for Eternal Zoom 05 Inner Ear Freakout 06 The Shadows of Vibrate 07 Prism on Prism 08 Lunar Sea 09 Ashbury Trippin' 10 Coming Down [Listen to low quality fragments] [Download high quality at mediafire] [Download high quality at easy share] http://www.wiels.nl/blog/index.php?m...y070122-204108 |
The Danse Society - Womans Own (1982, UK, new wave/electronic)
Tuesday, February 6, 2007, 09:38 PM - Music, - UK, English This is the first record I bought from The Danse Society, and it was the reason why I purchased a lot of their other stuff. But the Womans Own 12" still is the best. Continent deserves a 6 on the White Noise Scale. ![]() 1 Womans Own [3:24] 2 Continent [4:39] 3 We're so happy [5:05] 4 Belief [4:29] [Listen low quality fragments] [Download high quality at mediafire] [Download high quality at easy share] http://www.wiels.nl/blog/index.php?m...y070122-204108 |
Vinyl flexi's (1982-1983, UK, new wave)
In a previous post I requested some rips of Vinyl magazine flexi discs. Toon from Belgium was kind enough to send me those. I hereby share them. Thanks to Toon! ![]() Cabaret Voltaire - Over And Over Gang Of Four - Lord Make Me A Cowboy Mark Stewart And The Maffia - Learning To Cope With Cowardice (Exclusive Version) The Mekons - Guardian The Sound - Mining For Heart Golden Soldiers Theatre Of Hate - Poppies Thomas Leer - Who's Fooling Who Does anybody know if Lord Make Me A Cowboy of the Gang Of Four is available on a cd? [Listen to some low quality fragments] [Download high quality at rogepost] [Download high quality at mediafire] (download links may not work with translated pages, go to the original site to download) http://www.wiels.nl/blog/index.php?m...y070113-192924 |
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