t-hanks.

Didn't you post them? Or do you mean the earlier ones?

yeh, got em all now, look at the blog thread :eek: theres a link there that someone posted

You are truly a god among men.

Thank you.

ARTHUR DOYLE/TAKASHI
MIZUTANI/SABU TOYOZUMI
- Live in Japan, 1997-
(QBICO 09/10) 2LP 2003




(26 copies only,hand-made covers)

Side A:
Nov.8th or 9th,I can't remember when

Side B:
Alabama and Mississippi reunited

Side C:
I pass,then resist
I'd live in her world,then without her in mine

Side D:
Love heal
Joy
rec. live 14 Nov. 1997@Manda-la2, Tokyo, Japan
Arthur Doyle- tenor sax, flute, voice/Takashi Mizutani- electric guitar/Sabu Toyozumi- drums

The Legendary Pink Dots


Apparation (1982)
01. God Speed
02. Pay To Be Alone
03. Spontaneous Human Combustion
04. The Blessing
05. I'm In The Drill
06. Powder Crowd
07. Strychnene Chaser
08. Alive!
09. Believe!
10. The Plague
11. Premonition 3

Thanks everyone.


Revealed To None As Yet An Expedience To Utterly Vanish Consciousness While Still Alive

This recording finds Haino performing to an intimate Tokyo audience on electronics, hurdy gurdy and vocals. These recordings were chosen from hundreds of hours of live Haino.
This double disc release is limited to 1000 and is housed in a lavish 6 panel black on black letterpress designed by Stephen O'Malley

mediafire.com/?e2m0zhxwy1j Disc 1

mediafire.com/?2g2h0wqghqd Disc 2

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Global Ancient Atmosphere

Keiji Haino (drums). "Rhythm, duration and silence lie at the foundation of all of Haino's music. After a clutch of documents of his hair-raising solo performances for both acoustic and electric percussion, this latest album presents Haino's first recorded outing behind a regular drumkit. Haino has long desired to release a solo drum album, and he has been playing a regular kit occasionally live for several decades now. Global Ancient Atmosphere (the alternative Japanese title means 'These signs, a sealed beginning') contains nine tracks that showcase an austere yet thrilling investigation of attack and decay on nothing less than the molecular level. As inimitable, and as life-affirming as ever."

Shellac - Rare


(1997) Shellac & Mule 7'' Split

 

(2000) Shellac & Caesar 7'' Split

 

(2005) Shellac - Billiardspielerlied

 

Shellac - Early Singles


(1993) The Rude Gesture (A Pictoral History)(fixed)

 

(1993) Uranus (fixed)

 

(1994) The Bird Is The Most Popular Finger (fixed)

 

Anybody got Velvet Underground's "Squeeze" album

V.A. - 1991 - A Psychedelic Psauna (In Four parts) [Delerium]

 

I wonder if Ashtray Navigations took inspiration for their name from this band:

Astral Navigations - 1971 - Astral Navigations

 

yes, i remember reading an interview a long time ago... he said the name ashtray navigations was a mock to that album...

thanks for the psychedelic psauna

Machine (Netherlands 1970)

 

"The Rotterdam based Swinging Soul Machine changed its name to Machine and started to play a kind of hardrock with progressive influences. Singer John Caljouw came from the legendary band Dragonfly. Machine introduces the horn section together with loud heavy acid fuzz guitar. Really cool underground sound: "virgin" (groovy heavy acid fuzz guitar riff vs detroit hi-energy soul funk), "god's children" (trippy psych with hammond organ, psych effects and phasing), "old black magic" (heavy acid fuzz guitar and floating psych flute leads), "sunset eye" (long and very heavy apocalyptic underground psych)." (via Dutch Prog)

"Rare Dutch prog with a psychedelic bent from 1970. Organ & guitars dominate the sound throughout the album. Featuring ex-Dragonfly (yes the awesome '60's Dutch psych band) lead vocalist John Caljouw the album is a great mixture of keyboard and sax led songs that drive along in a terrific early 70's prog style. Of particular note is the 6 minute "Spanish Roads" which contains excellent guitars and swirling Hammond B3 keyboards." (via FreakEmporium)

Machine were a 1970 Dutch group who played a mix of what was popular at the time: Psych, progressive, hard rock and horn rock. Nederbeat was one of the more healthy psych/garage scenes coming out of continental Europe and Machine were like the latter stages of those groups such as Q65 and Cosmic Dealer. The strong Hammond organ presence adds a proto-prog sound similar to Deep Purple and Mainhorse. Horns were frequently inserted in those days to increase the odds of a chart appearance, given the wild success of Chicago and Blood Sweat and Tears. And, as expected, there’s also a strong blues influence throughout. The album has a strong start but really crawls to the finish, as predictable 3-chord blues rock takes over the lion’s share of the proceedings. Recommended to fans for bands as diverse as Affinity, Ahora Mazda, Warhorse and Irish Coffee. (via Gnosis2000)

link
http://crotchbat.blogspot.com/search...max-results=50

I love this thread so very much.

Thanks for the "Apparition" cassette upload, jico.
I used to have that years ago and traded it for some other stuff with someone who is even more of a fan than I am. I didn't listen to it a ton, but I have missed it and it's nice to be able to get it back in some form.

Ta for the info Jico, I suspected that band's name might have something to do with Ashtray Navigations' name .

THE MUSIC MANIAC 'GIMMICK' COMPILATION






THE MUSIC MANIAC 'GIMMICK' COMPILATION
(RAPIDSHARE link due to server limitations)

!!!REPOST!!!

Hallo fellow music maniacs!

I've received numerous requests for a repost of this compilation, so I relented and reuploaded this collection of rare tracks from the MUSIC MANIAC RECORDS label.

This 1989 release (MMLP 023) contains 11 otherwise unavailable tracks:

01. Dizzy Satellites - Time Has Come
02. Cheepskates - Bite The Bullet
03. Miners Of Muzo - The Night Of The Miner
04. Mark "Vet" Enbatta - Winter
05. The Fuzztones - Ward 81 (Live In Oslo '88)
06. The Daisy Chain - Rebellion
07. Droogs - San Quentin
08. Link Portrudi & The Jaymen - Black Widow
09. The Vietnam Veterans - Wolf
10. Shane Faubert - Yesterday's Leaves
11. The Last Drive - Hell To Pay

Here's what John Storey of Music Maniac Records had to say about this release:

It's a tribute to the phonograph record and the weirdest LP ever. Cut 'trick-track' with 3 parallel grooves on each side (check HERE for more info on "Fate As The DJ"), clear vinyl, no labels, spoken introductions by each band, free boardgame (yes, a game is also included with the LP) and a cover with optical illusions. 'Weird and wonderful alltogether! The music? Good God! ...You know the names, now play the game!

OK, hope that was illuminating.

This collection was never available on CD and I ripped it from my own vinyl copy. It took quit a while with 3 parallel grooves on each side and no labels, but I thought you might enjoy this nice rarity. There's no inherent running order (because of "Fate As The DJ"), so I used the running order of the board game that came with the LP.

Anyway, enjoy this blast of the neo-psychedelic 80's past!
http://dreamtimemix.blogspot.com/200...mpilation.html

Click on the highlighted word 'shiny' for link:

Distracted By Shiny Objects, Unwitting Accomplices


Loop - A Gilded Eternity (1990)

The directions were explicit: Stand on one leg (either leg) for three minutes; Rotate slowly to your left until facing a shiny object; Switch legs; Stare without blinking at said shiny object for two minutes; Close eyes; Repeat.

What this had to do with assembling a bicycle, Henry didn't know. But after three hours he hadn't put bolt A together with nut B, though he had enjoyed several wildly hallucinogenic moments of ecstasy, in the time between closing his eyes and hitting the floor.

October Cherries-Dreamseller

 

1972 Singapore Psychedelic Pop

-popsike.com

got get it!

Hi Fans

Greetings from Zebulon

Here's a nice gift from him

Kraftwerk - Ultra Rare Trax

 

Many thanks to Zebulon

Enjoy
Conan
http://kraut-team.blogspot.com/

 

An amusing name for a band "Broken Hamster", and one of the many unknowns of Krautrock, that produced just the one extremely obscure privately issued album. They played a brand of Krautrock drawing on diverse influences, the folky trippy feel of Amon Düül contrasting with the heavy blues progressive in the realms of Jane through to The Groundhogs. ~ "The Crack In The Cosmic Egg" by Steven Freeman & Alan Freeman
http://lix.in/006279 @320

http://krautbar03.blogspot.com/

fuck...

Nurse With Wound - Insect And Individual Silenced

 

The album was recorded in 1981 with core member Steven Stapleton being joined by drummer Trevor Reidy and J. G. Thirlwell of Foetus. Reidy and Thirlwell worked in the same Virgin store in London at the time and met Stapleton there. The album, however, is best known for Stapleton's outright hatred of its contents. He told David Keenan that the album was "dreadful" and "a pile of shit", stating that "making that record was the worst mistake of my life". Keenan declares the record to be nowhere near as bad as Stapleton suggests but agrees that it is a less disciplined album than those immediately surrounding it. Stapleton also advised Keenan that he had burned the mastertapes. The album was originally pressed in an edition of 1000 with a small overrun of 10 copies coming in handmade sleeves on United Dairies (UD08). A cassette edition (UDT08) was issued at the same time. However, around 1987, the United Dairies catalogue began to describe this as a "remix". Some sources declare that this edition is drastically reworked. If this is the case, then the exact date at which Stapleton destroyed the tapes may be moot. All CD editions are bootlegs.



Tracks :

1. Alvin's Funeral (The Milk Was Delivered In Black Bottles)
2. Absent Old Queen Underfoot
3. Mutilés De Guerre




fuck... amazing blog... go there, i advise you that it might took awhile to leave... http://thethingonthedoorstep.blogspot.com/

organum, nww, smegma, throbbing gristle, etc. etc. also... some great fucking compilation tapes

That's a good blog, I've known it for some time. They rarely post stuff that isn't interesting at the very least.

yes indeed.

oh man... i was just looking for some jackman's... and started stepping in all these gems...

Naked City bootleg #2

 

Live in Hamburg 3/5/1992
Part1
Part2

Love, Peace & Poetry - Japanese Psychedelic, 1968-1971

01. The Happenings Four - Happenings theme
02. Foodbrain - Liver juice vending machine
03. Apryl Fool - Tomorrow's child
04. Speed,Glue & Shinki - Run & Hide
05. Yuya Uchida & The Flowers - HIdariashi No Otoko
06. Blues Creation - Brane Buster
07. Shinki Chen - Freedom of a mad paper lantern
08. Jacks - Gloomy flower
09. Tokedashita Garasubako - Kimi Ha Darenanda
10. Justin Heathcliff - You all should think more
11. Speed,Glue & Shinki - Keep it cool
12. Apryl Fool - The lost mother land
13. Masahiko Sato & Sound Brakers - A white dove in disguise
14. Kuni Kawachi & Friends - Kirikyogen
15. The Mops - Asamade Matenai
16. Beavers - Koishite Aishite
17. The Happenings Four - I want you

[Scans]

[Part 1] [Part 2]

320 kbps

link
http://barin99.livejournal.com/

^^^ Awesome stuff, thanks a lot.

Urabe / Hasegawa duo




http://churchnumber9.blogspot.com/

Wow! This thread has amazing stuff since yesterday. Again.
Thanks to both of you!

THE BIRTHDAY PARTY - DRUNK ON THE POPE'S BLOOD + RARE STUDIO RECORDINGS (CD)
Tracklist: (Sometimes) Pleasure Heads Must Burn / King Ink / Zoo Music Girl / Loose / Ho Ho / The Plague / Scatterbrain / The Friend Catcher / Dead Joe / After The Fireworks / After, After The Fireworks.

Recording info: First 4 tracks were recorded live in London @ The Venue on 26-Nov-81. Mixed by Tony Cohen @ AAV Studio II in Melbourne in Jan-82. "Ho Ho" is an alternate take with Nick Cave on vocals from the "Prayers On Fire" sessions, "The Plague" is Tracy Pew's only composition and a left over from the (Boys Next Door) "Hee Haw" 12" sessions, "Scatterbrain" is from a (Boys Next Door) gig give-away 7", "The Friend Catcher" is a demo from the (Boys Next Door) "The Friend Catcher" sessions, "Dead Joe" is the 2nd version (same as Masterbag flexi) from the UK "Junkyard" sessions, "After The Fireworks" & "After,After The Fireworks" were recorded in Feb-82 in Melbourne @ the AAV studios (without Tracy Pew & Phill Calvert, with Grant McLennan, Robert Forster & Lindy Morrison) and originally released as Tuff Monks on Au-Go-Go records in 1982. All engineered by Tony Cohen.

Missing Link records -LINK 29 CD (AU,1994)




http://www.sendspace.com/file/98tdyx

sonicl, to asnwer your previous question and for the purpose you were suggesting, i like sharebee, because they distribute your upload to several fileservers and that increases the chances that at least one of them will still work after a long period of time.

Thanks - but too late!

incus...



Evan Parker, Derek Bailey, & Han Bennink — The Topography of the Lungs (1970, Incus Records LP; 2006, Psi CD, U.K.)

 

Here’s some more Bailey & Parker, but w/ the nice addition of percussionist Han Bennink. Different from “Arch Duo” obviously because of the addition of percussion, but also this session has a more rolling feel to it that propels the listener along into each solo & then out again. The music folds & unfolds displaying an astonishing chemistry between these fine players.

http://eatmyartout.blogspot.com/2007...n-bennink.html

Club Moral Stocklist 039 - The Parts
 

The Parts - Auschwitz war Wunderbar (C-60 cassette)




A-01 - Listing
A-02 - I Don't Like the Girls
A-03 - Let's Go to the Whores
A-04 - Banzai!
A-05 - Listing
A-06 - 4 Safe Walls
A-07 - Listing
A-08 - Nazis of the Night (take 1)
A-09 - Nazis of the Night (take 2)
B-01 - Listing
B-02 - Normalisation
B-03 - Bodies
B-04 - Overfuck
B-05 - Cageman
B-06 - Marry It!
B-07 - Don't Kill the Cops
B-08 - Auschwitz war Wunderbar

The Parts are:
DDV: vocals, synthesizers, rhythmbox, mouth organ
AMVK: vocals, synthesizers, police whistle
Erik Vloeberghs: lyrics, synthesizer on the "listings".

This tape was released as "GBC 015" on Gezonde Boerse Copulaties (Healthy Boorish Copulations) by Erik Vloeberghs. The idea was to make pop music with the united forces of the great songwriter Erik Vloeberghs, the unique frontman and stage animal DDV, and the fingerspitzen keyboard virtuosa AMVK.
Vloeberghs supplied the lyrics and some of the equipment like a drum machine (we don't remember which one) and a tape-delay to add to Club Moral's synthorium of a Wasp, a Korg MS-50 and the unequivocal FBT. All the songs were recorded in single takes on a six channel Traynor mixer/amplifier and a plain cassette-deck. No remixing or additional mastering was done.
The lyrics are based on long and intense correspondence between Erik Vloeberghs and Club Moral, and they also form the basis of his later literary work which continues until today.

The Parts never played live, and apart from one track on "De Heistse Zotten" (GBC 12) nothing has ever been released anywhere else. The only track that eventually did make it as a "hit" was "Nazis of the Night", which also appeared on Club Moral's Lp "To All Who Are Interested" (Cthulhu Records 1989). It is still a classic throughout Germany and France, and when Club Moral played in Berlin at the Ironfest festival in 2003, people came begging at 5.00 in the morning to play that song. The track has also been covered by the German band "Bastards of Love" on their super rare vinyl "Privatvergnügen". "Overfuck" is supposed to be cover of "Overkill" by Motörhead.

A review from "Open System Project" n°6 / mars avril 84.
"Que peut-on attendre d'une association "Erik Vloeberghs + Danny Devos & Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven"..? Tout... bien sûr... si on est bien servi...
humour (?) noir et froid... dans les lyrics d'E.V.... "I don't wanna fight against the system - because the system is allright... Don't kill the cops - they're people too..." rythmbox obsédente... voix aigre-doux d'AMVK... et parfois franchement aigre (!) cynisme sinistre... etc... etc...
encore une "grande" cassette à ne manquer sous aucune excuse...!
"My mouth's my gun - and my action's a lot of fun"... (from "Banzai!). (J.P. Devresse)"

There was a slight attempt last year from Ultra Eczema to re-release The Parts on vinyl, but Dennis the Kid with the Small Weener chickened out.

Wanna see The Parts live? They will play a couple of songs live this friday -27 july 2007- at the "Renovation Part III" event, Oosterweelse Steenweg 3, 2030 Antwerpen. Doors at 21.00hrs.
Other bands: Heavy Indians, Miguel Sosa, Deepsrof, Ludo Mich & The Joyous Cosmology. Dj's: DLN, Roggeblood, Even Plassen Tony & Carl Cryplant.

Club Moral Stocklist

Thank you, and welcome.

Jean-Jacques Perrey - Mr. Ondioline (1960)

 

Discogs Notes: The text on the sleeve's back explains the basics of overdubbing & multitrack recording, and mentions Georges Jenny as builder of the Ondioline, a "multiple-formant" electronic instrument.

Label: Pacific (France)
Catalog#: 90.338 B
Format: Vinyl, EP, 45 RPM
Pays: France
Année: 1960

Style: Ondioline - Prehistory of electronic music!

01 Parade des soldats de bois
02 Gavotte des vers luisants
03 Le siffleur et son chien
04 Nola



Renaming note : error on track 3... rename it "Le siffleur et son chien"



Publié par Thundard à l'adresse 17:23 1 commentaires
Libellés : 1960

http://boardsofelectronica.blogspot....line-1960.html

 

Hard to find debut mini album. And yes, that really is Cristina Martinez on the cover!

The songs aren't bad either.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZK52PA9I

Hey DDV!!
Great to see you here, spreading the virus that is Club Moral!

Lemon Kittens - We Buy A Hammer For Daddy



Side A named K
Side B named L

K1 Pain Topics (4:24)
K2 Reversal 2 (2:34)
K3 These Men Of Old England (2:25)
K4 Wrist Job / Once Green And Pleasant Land (2:45)
K5 Lycanthrothene (3:06)
K6 Motet (3:10)
K7 Throat Violence (2:28)
K8 False Alarm (Malicious) (1:58)
L1 P.V.S (1:55)
L2 Small Mercies (2:03)
L3 Coasters (3:48)
L4 Up In Arms (2:34)
L5 The American Cousin (1:50)
L6 Evidence (2:25)
L7 Rome Burning (1:31)
L8 (Afraid Of Being) Bled By Leeches (2:14)

Jico, you're like some strange god of obscurity!

Thanks for this last one.

Ok, wow.