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Heroic list of French progressive rock!
 
 
I'm busy trying to complete this one:
 
 
 
 
 
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

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Is this your Ebay seller ID in your sig?
Interesting cd's there. I might pop in for a bid later.
 
 
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Recommended BV! NWW with a different name for all intents and purposes. There is also a remix version knockin' about
 
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By the way BV I'm up to about 75 percent with the ol' list!
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Originally posted by Yukorin Yukorin wrote:

 
By the way BV I'm up to about 75 percent with the ol' list!
 
Hehe, I wonder how that jumped up so quick. Tongue Things have slowed down for me as I my computer has crashed and die (need to buy a new one now Ouch), luckily I had most of it backed up on my external hard drive; it would have been a sad day if I hadn't.
 
Just wondering what are some of the ones from the list which you have not gotten yet? I don't think there has been the likes of Food Brain (Japanese Heavy rock band) go up yet.
 
Just out of interest I saw Ilitch - 10 suicides go on ebay the other day for quite cheap (yet another insidence I was wishing I had a credit card). I think it is on the list, if it isn't it should be!  
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Originally posted by Yukorin Yukorin wrote:

Originally posted by Black Velvet Black Velvet wrote:

 
Recommended BV! NWW with a different name for all intents and purposes. There is also a remix version knockin' about
 
 
I will have to have a listen to it sometime soon. When I get things up and running again. I should have this one now. I need to flick through and make a list sometime of all the stuff I have gotten off the list.
 
Also on the thought process of early industrial I brought Cabaret Voltaire's album 'Red Mecca' the other day while out at the shops. Loving it at the moment!
 
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Sad news about your computer. Same thing happened to my old Mac last month. Given up on Macs and their helplines for life and bought Windows Vista a couple of days ago. So far so good.
 
Illitch are on the list. Searching for about 50 LPs or so now. I'll post what I've already got soon.
 
 
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Originally posted by Black Velvet<A><BR></A> <DIV>Also on the thought process of early industrial I brought Cabaret Voltaire's album 'Red Mecca' the other day while out at the shops. Loving it at the moment!  </DIV>[/QUOTE Black Velvet
Also on the thought process of early industrial I brought Cabaret Voltaire's album 'Red Mecca' the other day while out at the shops. Loving it at the moment!  
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You cannot go wrong with early CV! All their 70s output is stunning! Saw them live at the tail end of the 80s where they had become an acid-house band! Terrible! Same as The
 
You cannot go wrong with early CV! All their 70s output is stunning! Saw them live at the tail end of the 80s where they had become an acid-house band! Terrible! Same as The Human League: Desperately trying to stay with the times and not blazing their own trail as they once did so fabulously.
 
I've got their late 70s VHS on Doublevision lyin' around somewhere. Some great videos to accompany the alien sounds. Unfortunately me old video player chewed it up...
 
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didn't steven stapleton say "some of the bands on the list don't even exist"?

i think i read that somehwere in here: http://www.brainwashed.com/nww/

but i dont have the time to read it right now -_-



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Hey Yukorin, are you recommend averything is on your list?

I want something from Älgarnas Trädgård and Banten. Also Deadly Weapons from Steve Beresford,Distance Between Us and La nuit est au courant.

I see names like Raymond Boni, Association P.C., Anton Bruhin, Ton Steine Scherben, Blue Sun and Ton Steine Scherben that i have never heard before (just the first page for start ).



P.S. And how is impossible to know so many bands? I feel ignoramus Where do you find these extremely rare albums? I think i HAVE to visit Japan.You are lucky to live there you know! Here in Greece i feel like the only person who really likes this kind of music.

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Originally posted by Faaip_De_Oiad Faaip_De_Oiad wrote:

didn't steven stapleton say "some of the bands on the list don't even exist"?
 
The way I'm reading it Faaips is that Steven Stapleton added a band he thought didn't exist but actually had in his collection but forgot about! Easily done! Either that or he was just adding to the mystery surrounding many of these bands. As far as I know it's all been accounted for by the Freeman brothers at Ultima Thule
 
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edit: damn font...


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Originally posted by Yukorin Yukorin wrote:

Originally posted by oracus oracus wrote:

Hey Yukorin, are you recommend averything is on your list?
 
There are some real gems on this list oracus.
 
Highly recommended obscurities:
 
Archaia (doubt this would have seen a reissue if not for NWW)
Ame Son (similar vibe to Amon Duul)
Airway (psyche jam)
Brast Burn (Japanese freak-out. Serious magic)
Brave New World (krautrock)
Chrome (legendary US alien post-punk)
Jean-Cohen Solal (trippy flute stuff)
Cro-Magnon (insane hippy ritualistic freak-out)
Wolfgang Dauner's Et Cetera (superb Jazz-rock)
Dedalus (impeccable Italian Jazz)
Hampton Grease Band (Zappa-esque acid-rock)
Horrific Child (bizarre French collage. Thanks to Rocktopus for this one)
ISKRA (awesome Swedish madness)
Kitajima Osamu (Japanese underground)
Komintern (promoted by many of the chaps on this site. Lively Jazz)
Lemon Kittens (particulary when featuring the lovely Danielle Dax)
Magical Power Mako (similar to Brast Burn/Karuna Khyal)
Pierrot Lunaire (heavenly Italian prog)
Red Noise (Boris Vian's son in progressive heaven)
Catherine Ribiero (recently added by oliverstoned. Incredible French spacey folk)
Gunther Schickert (krautrock)
Sonny Sharrock (superb Jazz)
Verto (top shelf zeuhl)
Patrick Vian (of Red Noise. Similar to Heldon)
Ivor Wakhevitch (impossible to describe)
Whitehouse (similar to NWW)
Trevor Wishart (superb electronics)
 
Everything on the list that I've heard is of some interest musically or historically. The only ones I've actively avoided so far are AMM (never been fond of Cornelius Cardew and far too self-aggrandasizing for me) and Mythos (their spacerock leaves me cold).
 
Be aware that a large part of this list is very, very expermental. If random collages of found-sound and studio manipulation with very little in the way of traditional instrumentation is your bag then dive in!
 
 
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Originally posted by oracus oracus wrote:

I want something from Älgarnas Trädgård and Banten.
 
Algarnas Tradgard are simply world-class oracus. Can't go wrong.
 
Also I would happily chop off a bollock for the Banten LP. Don't care what the musics like, I gotta have that cover!
 
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^Its a very nice green tone, but is it really worth chopping off a bollock for?
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Originally posted by Yukorin Yukorin wrote:

Originally posted by Faaip_De_Oiad Faaip_De_Oiad wrote:

didn't steven stapleton say "some of the bands on the list don't even exist"?
 
The way I'm reading it Faaips is that Steven Stapleton added a band he thought didn't exist but actually had in his collection but forgot about! Easily done! Either that or he was just adding to the mystery surrounding many of these bands. As far as I know it's all been accounted for by the Freeman brothers at Ultima Thule
 



Ahhh, ok. i was skimming through and saw that. Shocked

but i see now.



btw, 'Man With The Women Face' by NWW will give you the most far out screwed up dreams ever.



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Originally posted by Yukorin Yukorin wrote:

 
Everything on the list that I've heard is of some interest musically or historically. The only ones I've actively avoided so far are.... Mythos (their spacerock leaves me cold).
 
 
 
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How about Mythos debut? Its probably no masterpiece, but an excellent krautrockalbum nevertheless. (But I kind of like Dreamlab too).

BTW: Everything I've got on your reccomended (ca. 70%) list is brilliant. Both Igor Wakhevitch and Catherine Ribiero had a flawless string of classic albums in the 70's, not just the one included on the NWW list. Every album and EP by Lemon Kittens is great too.
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