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Thursday, 15 May 2008
 Mon, 23 Jul 2007 22:15:08 Anonymous has left a new comment on your post....
Here's
a link to Circuit Ryder. It's a great lost loner country/psych LP. Very few LP's
like this one out there that's for sure. It's just off a cassette I had with no art or
info. Hopefully it will inspire someone to post a better copy with
information. ...
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Monday, 12 May 2008
 A Richmond, VA quartet (for this record, at least), one of the "curiocities" of SST label. I mean that this is a pure psychedelic record, released from a label known for its punk/hardcore/hard rock bands like the Minutemen, Black Flag, Meat Puppets, SWA etc.
'Black Pyramid' is an ode to the late 60s/early 70s psychedelia and American Beauty-era Grateful Dead. Those of you familiar with the oldies, may think of Mountain Bus or Bent Wind, while listening to this record. With titles like "Freedom Flight" and "Spacin' Out" you know what to expect. There's a strong folk feeling in this essentialy acid record: the use of unusual instruments like kalimba, shakuhachi, xylophone, panpipes, as well as the banjo on "Pan's Lament", beautifuly played by Bruce Blizzard emphasizes this. The above refers mainly to the a-side with relatively short tracks, with rather tight structures and rock song format. The b-side is dominated by the 15-minute Soweto/Half the Time, where the band becomes a quin...
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Sunday, 11 May 2008
An album many loved but so few heard? Or is it the other way around? I dunno, but everyone I ever played this for loved it. And I'm posting it by special request here, transferring it from my old site, so I guess the love-in continues. From AMG, about the band: A San Francisco supergroup of underground musicians, the Cat Heads formed in 1985. Singer and guitarist Mark Zanandrea was from the Leaches and Love Circus, guitarist Sam Babbit from the Ophelias, drummer Melanie Clarin played with just about everyone in town, and bassist Alan Korn hailed from X-Tal. The band traded vocal and songwriting chores to create a chaotic mix of folk-rock, indie-rock, joke-rock and country. Its 1987 debut, Hubba, was produced by the Rain Parade's Matt Piucci, and its follow-up, 1988's Submarine, was produced by Camper Van Beethoven's David Lowery. With so much insider support, it's a small wonder that the Cat Heads didn't survive the late-eighties post-R.E.M. groundswell of alternative bands, but instead disbanded after touring behind their sec...
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Sunday, 11 May 2008
Band Members :
- Mike Love -- drums, percussion (1963-71)
- Ray Mills -- lead guitar (1963-71)
- Bobby Sims -- rhythm guitar (1963-68)
- Bobby Stampley -- bass (1963-71)
- Joe Stampley -- vocals, keyboards (1963-71)
- Ronnie Weiss - guitar
- Jim Woodfield -- guitar (replaced Bobby Sims) (1968-71)
Related acts :
- Mouse and the Traps (Ronnie Weiss)
- Rio Grande (Ronnie Weiss)
- Joe Stampley (solo efforts)
Bio :
Years before Joe Stampley began his ascent to country stardom, he
fronted a Louisiana rock band, the Uniques, who were quite popular in
the South, although national attention eluded them. The group were
ironically named in light of their failure to establish a truly
distinctive style. They were adept at blue-eyed soul, covering William
Bell's "You Don't Miss Your Water" and Art Neville's "All These
Things," landing a huge regional hit with the latter tune. They were
also capable of waxing good, original, Southern-flavored pop-rock,
especially on "Not Too Long Ago," another big Southern hit. And, oddly
enough, they also did an all-out, raunchy, R&B-hued garage-b...
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Thursday, 01 May 2008
 Gnadenloser Paarungstrieb - 1978? - Gnadenloser Paarungstrieb Coloured Rain 007
Lots of screaming guitars, bubble basses, hammond sounds and weird stories about a funky refrigerator named Erwin and other psychonautic events.
Tracks : A1 Erwin The Funky Refrigerator 6:17 A2 Mindsurfer’s Serenade 14:35
B1 Gnadenloser Paarungstrieb 8:55 B2 R.R.S. Blues 8:53
Captain Ilor : any kind of guitar, wah wah bass, leslie guitar ...
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008
 The Morticians - 1988 - She's Like Heroin or Vombadill Versus The Matmoss (The Early Recordings) Distortion Records DIST 2
Tracks : A1 Spiral Bat (Baby version) 4:16 A2 How Does It Feel To Feel 3:33 A3 I Never Loved Her 2:40 A4 Chicago Blues 3:33A5 I Don't Care 4:57
B1 X-27 11:08 B2 Section 44 (short version) 6:33 B3 My Generation 3:13

A compilation of early recordings (demos and live sets) titled "She's like heroin" came out on Distortion Records.
Vinyl rip @ 320: RapidShare : http://rapidshare.com/files/104301440/Morticians_Heroin.rar or SendSpace : http://www.sendspace.com/file/ds8zja ...
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Monday, 28 April 2008
 Astral Weeks - 1999 - A Yellow Dawn
Quartet from Italy featuring two ex-members of Effervescent Elephants.Their music is a blend of blues rock, acoustic psychedelia and garage psych.These guys will take you on a magic carpet ride to oblivion.All phased vocals, reverb and fuzz a-plenty.
Side A:1 Jerry Are Sleepin' 2 Waiting For A Western B-movie 3 ... And Now I'm Like A Man4 It Was A Beatiful Monday 5 I'm A Man Side B: 1 A Flower With Your Name 2 A Yellow Dawn 3 Wight Blues 4 You Don't Love Me 5 Cats In Love
Astral Weeks : Max Mussetti (guitar) Lodovico Ellena (vox-guitar) Aldo Casciano (drums) Mauro Coda (bass)
Astral Weeks was founded in 1996 and released a bizarre CD for Mellow Records their music has been defined an original blending of psycho...
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Friday, 18 April 2008
Jeff Tarlton - 2000 - Sinner (Limited 4 Song 7" EP) Delerium Records HASH02
Side A : A1 Sinner A2 Trapezoid
Side B : B1 Na Ja B2 Lucifer
Very hard to find four track EP by the underground US troubadour who invented the 2005 psych folk revival in 1997. Keen to prove he's a man of many talents Jeff Tarlton gives it his all on this great EP which features four tracks ranging from acoustic fragile beauty through to all out Motor City acid rock. Jeffs high energy power trio cover version of Bob Seger's 'Lucifer' is particularly engrossing.
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Tuesday, 04 March 2008
Dorian Gray - 1976 - Idaho TransferLP New Blood NPA 476 (1976) Tracks : 1 Idaho Transfer (4:14) 2 Nighttime Is Colder Than Outside (5:21) 3 The Mole (6:56) 4 Extraordinary Exercises (0:56) 5 Quasimodo Shuffle (11:56)i Crusus ii
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Friday, 29 February 2008
Creamcheeze Good-Time Band - 1973 - Home Cookin'
Tracks : 01 Living Without You 02 Ruby Tuesday 03 Fleetwood Plain 04 Wild World-Song For Marlene 05 Home Cooking 06 Redwood Hill 07 Uncle Jed 08
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Thursday, 28 February 2008
Mushroom - 1999 - Leni Riefenstahl
(Aether Records 1999, AE LLP-007, LP-only limited to 450)
Tracks : A1. Leni Riefenstahl A2. A Violin Bow In Curved Air
B1. A Tribute To Eddie Harris a) Swiss Movement (The Ticking Of A Clock) b) Some Jive Ass Wasting My Time B2. Dig My Mood
Lineup: Michale
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Monday, 18 February 2008
Orkustra - 1967 - Light Shows For The Blind
(San Francisco, CA)
Tracks : A1 Flash Gordon (4:54) A2 Bombay Calling (5:45) A3 Punjab's Barber (6:43) A4 Flash Gordon's Return (7:36) B1 St. John's Cathedral Jam (25:44)
Band : Jaime Leopold - Bass Terry Wil...
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Tuesday, 05 February 2008
We created this compilation with stuff from the very early days till 2004.
It includes tracks taken from all of our past releases (including the unreleased "Frantic Party" from the very first demo,1994).
Here's the track listing (and the year each track was recorded)
1.Frantic Party (1994) 2.Feeling Sad (1998) 3. It's Been So Long (2004) 4. She Can't Be Found (1996) 5.
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Saturday, 12 January 2008
 The Chemistry Set – Sounds Like Painting – Unreleased LP
“The Fanzine and Flexi Disc Kings”
There
was a time before the internet when if you wanted to know what was
going on in the world of Psychedelia you would purchase one of the
hundreds of fanzines around the world. Like Bucketful of Brains,
Freakbeat, The BOB, Rockerilla, Ruta 66 and Sound A...
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Thursday, 10 January 2008
In
the late 1970s and 1980s, the Moxie label was famous, or infamous, for
its Boulders compilations of obscure 1960s garage rock.
Boulders was to Pebbles what Pebbles was to Nuggets; an even rawer, more obscure approach to unearthing 1960s garage music, in both the rarities unearthed and the fidelity and graphics of the packages.
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