Yukorin wrote: Black Velvet wrote: I have been meaning to buy "Ejaculation Generater" Does it come with free tissues?

I have heard rumored the booklet comes with extensive tear out tissue pages

Yu, are you familiar with this psych monster?

THE BRAEN'S MACHINE

A mysterious studio group, whose albums for the Liuto label, founded by composer Piero Umiliani, are incredibly sought-after and reach high prices.
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.

Yukorin wrote: Black Velvet wrote: Yu, are you familiar with this psych monster? No, but I wish to be! What a cover! Looks like it has just eaten Motorhead and Monster Magnet Shreddies and washed them down with a pint of vodka

... hmm I'm mean I think there might be some samples out there somewhere


Edited by Black Velvet - November 25 2006 at 17:29

Anyone familiar with this one, was looking around for the French styled Zeuhl band. This one seems to have folk elements. I have not found much information on the band but so far they look promising.

ELOHIM - ZEUHL PSYCH FOLK

A' L'AUBE DU VERSEAU

It could well be the Symphonic Style band. That description came from somebody selling the item on ebay. They tend to be very loose with their genre tagging in such sites. It did get my hopes up when I saw Zeuhl and psych in the same sentence.

I was actually listening to Ange's 2nd album this morning I think it is quite good. Another continuum of my liking for the French side of Symphonic.

Also good news for the Zeuhl side of addition, I'm currently compiling information together for Christian Vander's off shoot Offering. I said I was going to add them a while ago, but I am finally getting around to it. Better late than never.

Well then, if we are liking Ange, might I suggest a new band called Maldoror which released in 2004 (is I am correct) a brilliant album called L'Arbre Cimetiere which takes its influences from Rimbaud and Isidore Ducasse (aka Lautréamont who wrote Les Chants de Maldoror).

http://www.maldoror-web.com/enter.php

avestin wrote: Well then, if we are liking Ange, might I suggest a new band called Maldoror which released in 2004 (is I am correct) a brilliant album called L'Arbre Cimetiere which takes its influences from Rimbaud and Isidore Ducasse (aka Lautréamont who wrote Les Chants de Maldoror). http://www.maldoror-web.com/enter.php

Assaf, I cannot remember if I ever thanked you for getting me into this band, so I wish the thanks now.
Some wise words have been spoken, their album is quite astounding

Haven't got it saved on the computer Blackie so you might have to do a bit of digging

Thanks for that Yu! Hopefully with working through some of the bands on the list we can get a very extensive Zeuhl listing for the site. Also further my aventures into the genre 

^^^^ Assaf, If you want I can add all those bands to the progtology site (when I get time). This is the kind of thing I was hoping when I asked to the list. I'm happy to see another person quite enthusiastic about this.

Just one thing I noticed Rahmann is actually on the Archives but under Jazz-rock fusion (was looking for them yesterday). To me it is instrumental Zeuhl. What are other peoples thoughts on this?