This is getting a lunch time spin:
It must be one of the strongest libraries (for my tastes anyhow) - not stop great fun. Defo making it's way to my next mix.
Lonely Jelly
This is getting a lunch time spin:
It must be one of the strongest libraries (for my tastes anyhow) - not stop great fun. Defo making it's way to my next mix.
Lonely Jelly
This is a bunch of Mitch Margo (out of the Tokens) demos from around 1980...unreleased, but uploaded by his son.
Anyone who digs Pacific Ocean Blue, Don Agrati, Robb Kunkel, Nilsson, Ned Doheny or even the majesty that is the Tokens/Cross Country needs to check this stuff out. There's also strong 'Ariel Pink wishes he was this good' vibes
http://www.becoolrecords.com/records
"Not only that but the WHOLE COVER is UNCREASED with only 2 or 3 TINY creaselines near the opening edge about half way down!!!! In the same place (about half way down the opening edge), there is an absolutely TINY and PERFECTLY repaired split" (xxxrecords)
Lonely Jelly
Lonely Jelly
Mine took a while to come - three weeks or so, but worth the wait.Originally Posted by the real hayes
"It's all just one big plastic hassle..." - Psych-Out
Animated Egg
Lonely Jelly
Cranium Pie - "Mechanisms Part 1"
Feed me stange things that make me dribblie like a two year old - hot on the heels for the Voice of the Seven Thunders and Andrew Liles LP comes the mighty Pie
Proper prog action door-to-door - references the lyrical endurance of Calvert, Moorcock and Alex Harvery at their best - backed with the musical muscle of the Deram-Nova-Vertigo-Swirl all Stars... another contender for LP of the year
Surely gig of the year would be: Wolf People, Voice of the Seven Thunders with Andrew Liles and Cranium Pie at Cafe OTO sup-le-mented by a mini Beer fest of the good Kernel Brewery finest libations...
"It's all just one big plastic hassle..." - Psych-Out
Electric Prunes
In the mood for some folk rock today, been revisiting a couple old faves..
Always having a soft spot for early Linda..
...bit like David Allan Coe singing David Gates' tunes..btw someone should've introduced the opening track to Vegas-era Elvis, the King would've killed it...
Right now, checking out some old Linda Ronstadt footage I just came upon..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rv3E...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ya2dS...eature=related
Last edited by blue burt; 16-09-2011 at 09:12 PM.
The aural history of the sex life of a cosmic corn popper
Electric Prunes
Great song, I was just listening to a version by WHEATRIDGE.Right now, checking out some old Linda Ronstadt footage I just came upon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rv3E...eature=related
Electric Banana
Lonely Jelly
Pushing the oh-so-obscure boundaries with this mother [and child reunion].
And this.
Animated Egg
The Kourosh Yaghmaei 7″ Box Set from Now-Again/Stones Throw
Excellent packaging with faithful reproductions of Kourosh’s four 7″ singles: “Gole Yakh/Del Dareh Pir Misheh,” “Leila/Paiz,” “Hajme Khali/Akhm Nakon,” “Saraabe Toe/Dar Enteha” and a booklet.
Electric Prunes
It's good, but Chapter III's got to be the best I reckon.I've been caning this recently, not listened to in a loooooong time and one of the best dub albums out there IMO.
Boy George knew my father
Ugly Custard
Lonely Jelly
"afro bands from all over the world"
formally known as Cancer Scabies
new york gong.it was very enjoyable
Ugly Custard
fraid so, made in Germany too!"afro bands from all over the world"
Cliff Pilchard
Does 'afro' have an opposite?
Baldhead Growler
yes, it's called a 'process'
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Lonely Jelly
Inspired by the honesty thread I'm listening to the 'Yes Album'. It's quite silly but I like it every now and again. 'Starship Trooper' and 'I've Seen All Good People' are the best/silliest songs.
Since I've set up a turntable in my studio I'm finally getting to to catch up with my record collection. Five or six albums a day. It's the rad.
Today has also included;
Try as I might I can't seem to find my mood today. Yes are the closest so far - not sure what that says really...
Mad Curry
Thank you!
You're too kind!A few years of Rich Heros' swap mixes - they are rather fine indeed!Looking forward to your contribution this year again, too.
You freeking scientologists are all the same, quible, dribble and then demand ice creams. Ohhhhhhhhhhh.
Electric Prunes
keep returning to this album, played it again today, plenty of karma peace and love (apart from its title)
A taster To a Passer-By
Ugly Custard
Animated Egg
I plumped for the 3xLP. Magical stuff.
WF
Tenner The Lot
Dug out 'America' first lp and 'Feel like i'm fixin to die' Country Joe and the fish after the discussions on the honesty thread.
America album was chilled, liked it, but after it finished I could not remember one tune from it.
Country Joe was much rawer than I remember, forgot it had harmonica all over it, blues psych perhaps ?
Last edited by peter sundae; 22-09-2011 at 08:45 PM.
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You thought the leaden winter would bring you down forever,
but you rode upon a steamer to the violence of the sun.
Tenner The Lot
'Yours is no disgrace' is my favourite on the Yes album.Inspired by the honesty thread I'm listening to the 'Yes Album'. It's quite silly but I like it every now and again. 'Starship Trooper' and 'I've Seen All Good People' are the best/silliest songs.
Since I've set up a turntable in my studio I'm finally getting to to catch up with my record collection. Five or six albums a day. It's the rad.
Today has also included;
...
That sprigs of time looks interesting, presuming it's early folk music.
Last edited by peter sundae; 22-09-2011 at 08:45 PM.
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You thought the leaden winter would bring you down forever,
but you rode upon a steamer to the violence of the sun.
Animated Egg
I just played Omni Trio Vol 1 (Deepest Cut) and before that a couple of 12"'s to get in the mood. That's such a good album and yes I know some of the 10" or 12" remixes are better, but you can always play those when the album is finished
Lonely Jelly
There's all sorts of weird and wonderful music/recording experimentation on it - it's odd but fantastic at the same time;
"Thirty amazing tracks recorded between 1903 and 1957, everywhere from England — Percy Grainger’s recording of the title song in 1908 — to the court of the Japanese emperor five years earlier, the stunning Segaiha.
Organ rolls from Georgia run alongside Tamils impersonating motorized transport and rumba from Beirut, vintage fado alongside the songs of Bengali beggars — with celebrated names dotting the mix, like Joseph Taylor, Fairuz, the Mighty Sparrow, and an uncredited Ruben Gonzalez."
http://honestjons.com/label.php?pid=33279
Moderator
The first Country Joe - 'Electric music for the mind and body' - is the one, though!
Completely different badger!
We know when a mate buys it for you too.
Moderator
co-sign!
Last edited by john stapleton; 22-09-2011 at 11:02 PM.
We know when a mate buys it for you too.
Lonely Jelly
Those first 2 Country Joe & The Fish albums are both killer IMO - after that it's patchy..good patchy though - I mean, 'Rock n Soul Music' ..kitsch but great
http://youtu.be/MiaWwEF4Yeo
"Cover condition:Is perfect except on back cover theres an area of dirty smudge dont know what it is and covers a bit wrinkled which im sure could be flattened out"
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