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gogol7
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Listened to the album Tao Ded. Did you hear something like that?
https://soundcloud.com/user-69867999/sets/zakoulki-snov https://soundcloud.com/user-69867999/sets/dao-ded-ozero There are also records on YouTube |
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mechanicalflattery
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PFM - Storia Di Un Minuto
Hank Mobley - Workout The Alan Parsons Project - Tales of Mystery and Imagination Conrad Schnitzler - Blau
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TeleStrat
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Monday...
Vespero - Droga (Astrakhan, Russia 2013) Experimental, psychedelic, kraut-rock, space rock Aican - Art Saves/Kills (Yekaterinburg, Russia 2011) Instrumental experimental post rock Saturn V Tret'Em Dome - Toola (Novokuznetsk, Russia 2017) Mostly instrumental, psych, doom, sludge trio Emperor Guillotine - Emperor Guillotine (Dallas, Texas 2017) Instrumental doom stoner metal Devil's Witches - Velvet Magic (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 2017) Metal, doom, fuzz, groove Regulus - Quadralith (Sheffield, England 2017) "Groove laden, riff drenched, psychedelic, heavy blues" |
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Meltdowner
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Yesterday: Will Z. - A New Mirrored You Will Z. - Twelve Visions Virgen Sideral - s/t Sintesis - s/t Bruno Pernadas - Those Who Throw Objects... Mort Garson - Electronic Hair Pieces Samsara Blues Experiment - Waiting for the Flood (I don't know why I thought this was worse than the previous album. I'd say it's the best produced of the three, it's all very clear, considering how heavy their music is. Gary, did you listen to the new song? Looks like Peters' solo experiments affected the band's sound a little ) Edited by Meltdowner - March 21 2017 at 03:59 |
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TeleStrat
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^ I have not heard the new SBE song yet, is it on Bandcamp or YouTube or somewhere else?
I read on their site that a new album (five songs) is coming out in May. That should be interesting.
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Meltdowner
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^ It's on Soundcloud. They mention Canterbury influences on their new album, I'm very curious to hear that
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TeleStrat
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^ Thanks, I'll check it out.
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TeleStrat
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Tuesday...
Space Debris - Phonomorphosis (Weinheim, Germany 2014) Instrumental, psychedelic, space rock, kraut-rock Black Voodoo Train - Cosmic Sessions (Munich, Germany 2015) Mostly instrumental, psych, stoner, desert with dual guitars Yawning Man - Rock Formations (Palm Desert, CA 2005) Early Desert Rock feat. Gary Arce Sonora - Welcome To The Desert EP (Russia 2016) Instrumental, psychedelic space rock, kraut-rock Rosy Finch - Witchboro (Alicante, Spain 2015) Alternative rock, grunge, sludge trio (two girls and a guy) Black Thai - Seasons Of Might EP (Boston, MA 2013) Heavy sludge, doom, metal Palm Desert - Falls Of The Wastelands (Wroclaw, Poland 2010) Desert rock, heavy psych, stoner, grunge Blood Ceremony - Lord Of Misrule (Toronto, Canada 2016) FFOBR, psychedelia, folk rock |
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Meltdowner
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Andromeda Space Ritual - Satellite EP Monolord - Vaenir Bruno Pernadas - Worst Summer Ever Ananga Ranga - Privado Aquarelle - Sous Un Arbre
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Aussie-Byrd-Brother
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***** Last two days for me, quite a scattered bunch! : Metallica – Hardwired to Self-Destruct Gentle Giant – Octopus Gong – Expresso 2 Asia Minor –Between Flesh and Divine Le Orme – Contrappunti Le Orme – Storia o Leggenda Triade – 1998: La Storia di Sabazio Murple – Io Sono Murple Procession – Frontiera Kingdom Come – Journey Tear Gas – s/t Triumvirat – Mediterranean Tales Kraftwerk – Trans Europe Express Deuter – Sands of Time (compilation/live archive) Yanni – Keys to Imagination Klaus Schulze – Moondawn Klaus Schulze (with Rainer Bloss) – Dziekuje Poland Live - man, I DETEST KS’ random – and constant - staccato messy piano blasts throughout this one! Total atmosphere killer! |
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Meltdowner
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What do you think of this one? I gave it a few spins already and I find difficult to stay focused until the end, it sounds quite samey. Any improvement since last week?
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TeleStrat
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Can't blame you for that.
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Aussie-Byrd-Brother
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I used to rate `Expresso 2' higher than I do now (I still enjoy it, but it's not as consistent as `Gazeusse!' before it), but at the same time, it's much better than both `Downwind' and `Time is the Key' that followed, which sounded like Pierre Moerlin having a vibraphone orgy with his mates at his place on the weekend! (Although, I'll admit it's been a few years since I've played both of those two, I'm now seriously curious to dig them out again) `Trans Europe Express'....that's considered a masterpiece WHY??? I mean, it's perfect alright...although I still maintain that the band build up these potentially cool electronic pieces and then sh*t all over them with those dreary repetitive vocals. I don't know...I'm on about my tenth listen at this point, and I can listen to it in the background and kind of enjoy it, but for something with its status, it seems so...lightweight to me? Urgh...and if I hear `Even the greatest stars....' repeated one more time.... I could also give two tosses that it namedrops David Bowie and Iggy Pop in the lyrics either, no matter how much it might make the trendies cream themselves. Hmmm, this post took a rather uncomfortable sexual direction in a few spots , sorry folks! |
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mechanicalflattery
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Yesterday:
Ornette Coleman - Skies of America Today: Labradford - A Stable Reference Kraldjursanstalten - Voodoo Boogie The Residents - Eskimo
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Wednesday...
Heavy Glow - Pearls & Swine And Everything Fine (San Diego, CA 2014) "Fuzz fueled rock with psychedelic tinted blues and textured Motown / Memphis soul" Mos Generator - Abyssinia (Port Orchard, WA 2016) Classic heavy rock, stoner trio influenced by Black Sabbath Snowy Dunes - Snowy Dunes (Stockholm, Sweden 2015) 70s psychedelic hard rock, blues rock Mondo Drag - The Occultation Of Light (Oakland, CA 2016) Heavy psych, space rock, kraut-rock Manthra Dei - Manthra Dei (Brescia, Italy 2013) Instrumental, progressive, psychedelic, stoner Libido Fuzz - Kaleido Lumo Age (Bordeaux, France 2015) "Heavy psychedelic boogie" band quote Orion - Builders Of Cosmos (La Spezia, Italy 2016) Metal, doom, sludge, stoner Black Moon Circle - Sea Of Clouds (Trondheim, Norway 2016) Dark psychedelic rock, space rock, jams |
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Meltdowner
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At least on PA, none of their albums reaches 4 stars I try not to be affected by the common opinion, although once in a record store, I heard a father tell his daughter "that's Kraftwerk, the creators of Electronic music" That's bad parenting, if you ask me Yesterday: Yellow Magic Orchestra - Solid State Survivor Samuel Cadima - Cascata (Done! ) Kraftwerk - s/t JPL - Le Livre Blanc Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis? (I missed listening to them.) Eloy - Colours (Probably not their best, but it's their coolest.) A Presença das Formigas - Pé de Vento Ad Maiora - s/t Camel - Rain Dances (I seriously don't know why it has such a low rating.) |
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Past few days:
Clark Terry - Portraits Promenade - Noi Al Dir Di Noi Teleharmonium - The Mother Generator Pink Floyd - Dark Side of The Moon Miles Davis - Kind of Blue Sea Level - Cats On The Coast Caravan - For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night Gentle Giant - Acquiring The Taste King Crimson - In The Wake of Poseidon
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when i was a kid a doller was worth ten dollers - now a doller couldnt even buy you fifty cents
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Meltdowner
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Self-titled Thursday:
Gentle Giant - s/t Boston - s/t Kansas - s/t Banco - s/t |
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ALotOfBottle
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Over the last few days:
Ash Ra Tempel - Schwingungen Soft Machine - Live at the Paradiso (1969) |
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Categories strain, crack and sometimes break, under their burden - step out of the space provided.
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mechanicalflattery
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Catherine Jauniaux - Fluvial
Feminist Improvising Group - Feminist Improvising Group Labradford - Labradford Labradford - A Stable Reference (absolutely fantastic album, one of the best I've discovered in the last six months)
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