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Wednesday, 06 August 2008
A bizarre and bizarrely wonderful all over the place collection of Glands mania, Nosejob should come with a warning sticker asking anyone who expects the slightest bit of cohesion to put the disc back unplayed. That's very much a compliment if you're into everything from teenage folkiness to full on chaos, and anyone thinking he or she has the artwork of Barbara Manning sorted out because of her solo and SF Seals work really needs to give this an ear and destroy some perceptions. Snippets of completely different and random performances are plopped down squarely in the middle of songs, edits are sudden and jarring, and things can jump from electrified mayhem to sepulchral spoken word just like that. And the thing is, it's grea...
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Tuesday, 05 August 2008
 Guillotine - 1971 - Guillotine (Ampex, A 10122)
Tracks : A1 Hands of Children 4:31 A2 Those Years Have Gone By 5:15 A3 Don't Need Your Love 4:52 A4 Anniversary 4:13 A5 Feel Better 2:51
B1 Crow Bait 2:35 B2 If You Don't Call That Love 4:29 B3 Jonathan 4:27 B4 I Can't Believe It 10:39

An album sung in English, recorded in London (England), and released by a New York record label (Ampex, who also published several albums by Canadian groups)... Who could guess this group came from Quebec? The sole hint is the predominance of French names in the lineup (whic...
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Monday, 04 August 2008
 Bobby Boyd Congress (France) - 1971 - Bobby Boyd Congress (Okapi T 36.505)
Tracks : A1 Straigt Ahead 2:55 A2 In A Toy Garden 7:24 A3 In A Strange Land 3:50 A4 I'm Undecided 5:03
B1 Train 3:13 B2 It's Good To See Your Face Again 6:16 B3 Are You Gonna Stay He While 2:16 B4 Dig Deep In Your Soul 2:55 B5 Bright Flowers 4:22
Ultra rare French recording (little press less 300 ex in LP). A very
good and collectible soul funk lp... This is Rare grooves, Deep Funk !
So many good titles, a full record. With the musical director Franck
Abel and a special help from Pierre Jaubert (
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Sunday, 03 August 2008
Trotsky Icepick started out as one of those bands that simply was going to baffle anyone who listened to them. Made up of members formerly in 100 Flowers and The Last, Trotsky Icepick initially started out with the unusual concept of changing the band name upon each release but retaining the album title, Poison Summer. Originally, this album was released under the band name Danny and the Doorknobs on clear vinyl, but was reissued as "Trotsky Icepick Presents Danny and the Doorknobs in Poison Summer". A rather lengthy title, indeed. This album is not to be confused with another Trotsky Icepick album called Poison Summer, which is where the band ap...
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Saturday, 02 August 2008
The club was an immense pool hall, really, row after row of billiards tables surrounded by bikers and their women, punks trying to look like junkies and junkies like punks, old hippies with beads and bellies, barmaids with them perfect asses. Typical rock'n'roll environment. (from the liner notes)
L.A. ROCK REVIEW (August 26th, 1988, Dirk Hanna) A mighty black disc rises over the eastern Santa Monica Mountains. Instead of warmth it emits a powerful sonic assault and instead of light it shines raw anger tempered with a wry sense of humor. This disc is the mighty "Gimme the Keys" compilation. The colorful cover painting by those twisted old Flaming Lips themselves claim boldly that these are seven driving bands from L...
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Friday, 01 August 2008
 Madrigal - 1971 - Madrigal (private press US psych)
Tracks :
1 Excursion 2:20 2 Stoned Freakout 12:56 3 The Ballad 2:56 4 Places
3:41 5 Tambula
8:42 6 Fallen Tree
4:15 7 Where You Going
3:20 8 B.B's Finale 2:48
Personnel:
WILLIAM BONKOSKI bs
WILLIAM HORN gtr, theremin, oscillator
(JOHN ACKERMAN)
ALBUM:
1(A) MADRIGAL (No label ARA/B 136) c1971 R4
Early seventies private press from New Jersey.
Experimental rock music with electronic drums (an early drum machine - the Maestro).
A very primitive affair; sounds like it was recorded live in a basement.
The record is dominated by an "anything goes" attitude, epitomised
by the 14'00" Stoned Freakout featuring druggy chatt...
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Thursday, 31 July 2008
 Paul Parrish - 1977 - Song For A Young Girl ABC AA 1031
Tracks : 1 Rock & Rollin' Star 2 Stormy Days 3 Matthew and Cherokee 4 Ballerina 5 America (The Lady of the Harbor) 6 Hoedown 7 Foggy Highway 8. That's the Way of Friends 9 White Pony 10 Song for a Young Girl
Credits : Paul Parrish : Piano Bill Cuomo : Keyboards, Synthesizer Michael Boddicker : Moog Synthesizer Ralph Humphrey : Drums Gene Estes : Percussion King Errisson : Conga Sneaky Pete Kleinow : Pedal Steel Jim Seals : Fiddle David Hungate, John Smith : Bass Venetta Fields, Sherlie Matthews, Pat Henderson, Oren Waters, Julia Tillman Waters, Maxine Wi...
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Wednesday, 30 July 2008
Coldwater Army (US) - 1971 - Peace
Tracks : 1 I Just Can't See You Anymore 2:02 2 Away 3:41 3 Dreams 4:59 4 To Pamela 3:06 5 Hey, People 2:29 6 Today, Tomorrow, Yesterday 2:50 7 Smiling Faces 2:39 8 By Your Side 4:03 9 Time Is Lost 2:55 10 In Thought 4:53 11 Get It Together 3:39 12 Time For Reason 3:52

Very rare Pre-Stillwater LP. No info available...except from an interview from Bobby Golden that can be found here : http://www.sweethomemusic.fr/Interviews/StillwaterUS.php
Southern Rock/Heavy Blues Rock @ 320 RapidShare or
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008
"I've found my musical Holy Grail. I may never need to hear anything but Devils Wielding Scimitars. The divine intervention kicks in via synchronized drums and guitar before the velvety, elastic, breathy cooings of Suzy Callahan appear to tell her revamped tale...The musicianship is top-notch, but we are dealing with a voice that has the power to haunt. To heal. The power to shoot between your brain and your heart straight towards the heavens." - The Seattle Rocket
The main selling point of the album is Suzy Callahan's ethereal, innocence-with-an-edge voice. "All Music Guide"
Suzy Callahan's voice is a wondrous thing, somehow managing to sound wholesome and deranged at the same time." - Rhythm, UK" .. Suzy Callahan is a joy. In ...
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Monday, 28 July 2008
 Shin Jung Hyun & the Donkeys - feat. Lee Jung Hwa (Korea 1969)
Donkeys
Members are : Bass: Lee Tae Hyun Lead Guitar: Shin Jung-Hyun Rhythm
guitar: On Duk Gi Keyboard: Kim Min Rang drums: Kim Ho Sik with female singer Lee Jung-Hwa
Great Korean psyche jam! Korean
guitar god and his band the Donkeys. Superb, little-known psychedelic
music. Superb exploratory tracks packed
with organ and fuzz.
This group leader is Shin Jung Hyun who was a Korean rock godfather!! He played guitar at American 8 army show for long time before he organized this group. And he was influenced by Psychedelic music of Jimi hendrix, Jim Morrison etc.
Here Shin Jung Hyun & Donkeys were backing band for a basically mainstream...
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Sunday, 27 July 2008
No
introduction needed. Nick Drake is, IMO, the greatest and most soulful
of all folk guitarists/songwriters. What's more, the words of his songs
are not merely lyrics: they are POETRY, great, introspective, fragile
poetry. His music has been my company for more than ten years; yet,
every time I listen to his songs, I feel like it's the first time.
There isn't even a single song by Nick Drake that I don't like. All of
them are perfect...
I bought this album after I had
collected all his official releases. It contains songs which he
recorded at home (hence the bad so...
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Saturday, 26 July 2008
 Zulema - 1974 - Zulema (RCA)
Tracks : A1 Standing In The Back Row Of Your Heart (3:44) A2 A Whiter Shade Of Pale (5:27) A3 Wanna Be Where You Are (3:33) A4 People (4:05) B1 Hail, Hail America (3:53) B2 Love To Last Forever (4:38) B3 Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow (3:44) B4 No Time Next Time (5:21) B5 It's All Right With Me (4:35)
Credits: Vocals, Piano, Piano [Electric] - Zulema ...
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Saturday, 26 July 2008
Scott Warren Miller, as he appears in Painted Windows, is an outstanding figure in San Francisco/Davis underground/obscure/alternative scene for almost 30 years. He started with Lobster Quadrille (there are no releases by them - but there are existing recordings) and Alternate Learning who released two recordings: ALRN (7"EP, 1979) and Painted Windows (LP, 1981). The line-up was Scott Miller, Joe Becker (later in Thin White Rope, Game Theory and Loud Family), Kern Scott Gallawa, Carolyn O'Rourke, Byl Miller and Eric Landers.Despite the continuus demand from the fans, Scott Miller refuses to let the Alternative Learning records re-released (Scott as most artists wants the audience to focus on his recent work), and, as these were pressed in 1000 copies, they're v...
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Friday, 25 July 2008
 Mick Wills - 1988 - Fern Hill
Tracks : 1 Fern Hill (1:18) 2 The Storm (4:26) 3 Put Down (4:18) 4 Jam #3 - Extracted Decibelia (3:19) 5 Waterbird (3:13) 6 <...
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008
Tiny Lights Prayer for the Halcyon Fear (1985) Hazel's Wreath (1988) Hot Chocolate Massage (1990) Three albums by New Jersey's almost completely forgotten wonder-band - Tiny Lights. From Wikipedia: Tiny Lights was a music group formed by John Hamilton and Donna Croughn in 1985. Original members include Dave Dreiwitz, Jane Scarpantoni and Andy Demos. Based in Hoboken, New Jersey, the group released a total of seven albums, two of which were later released on Psychic TV's Temple Records. From 1988 to 1994 Tiny Lights toured the United States extensively. Other members include Stuart Hake (cello), John Mastro (drums), Catherine Bent (cello), Andy Burton (piano, organ), and Ron Howden (drums--formerly the drummer for Nectar). The group's members employed a rich array of instrumentation, including cello, electric violin, s...
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