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Spaceman 3
« Reply #1065 on: September 28, 2006, 04:43:56 PM »
Spacemen 3--"Suicide"  

This is what it's all about, baby!!!!!!

Droning drug rock uber Alles!!!!!!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhk_ZjAv7DQ
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« Reply #1066 on: September 29, 2006, 10:15:26 AM »
That was cool....
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« Reply #1067 on: September 29, 2006, 02:19:15 PM »
The Cars - "Candy-O" TV 1979
The Raveonettes - "Attack of the Ghost Riders"
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Psychedelic Krauts (YouTube playlist from RTP)
« Reply #1068 on: September 29, 2006, 02:38:58 PM »
Can - "Mother Sky" Live on WDR TV in 1970
Popol Vuh - various
Can - "Oh Yeah", "Halleluwah", "I Want More", "Vernal Equinox", "Paperhouse", "Mushroom"
Dies Irae - "The Trip" 1971
Amon Duul II - "Between The Eyes"
Can - "Deadlock"
Popol Vuh - "Bettina"
Tangerine Dream - "Ossiach Lake" 1971
Kraftwerk "Ruckzuck" Live on WDR TV in 1970
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« Reply #1069 on: September 29, 2006, 02:41:22 PM »
Wow, nice selections there, Frank.
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« Reply #1070 on: September 29, 2006, 05:28:09 PM »
if you have a youtube account I'll send you the playlist

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« Reply #1071 on: September 30, 2006, 09:05:36 AM »
Dire Straits - "Down to The Waterline"
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Dire Straits
« Reply #1072 on: September 30, 2006, 05:09:15 PM »
that's a good one.  I always liked their first album, it took balls to do that when the rest of the English scene had gone punk or new wave by that time.  I also like their live album, Live Alchemy", and think "Making Movies" is pretty good, too.  There's tons of live stuff from'79 on youtube, I saw that one, "Six Blade Knife", "Once Upon A Time In The West", "Water Of Love" and a couple of others.  Back when both Knopflers were in the band, and original drummer Pick Withers.  Awesome stuff.
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« Reply #1073 on: October 01, 2006, 12:57:56 AM »
Friday night out in the shed:

Jefferson Starship_Red Octopus(total hippie record)

Yes_Yes Songs(a triple album, which folds out, and has a cover which is divided into 3 seperate but artistically related psychedelic scenes depicting the coast of some cosmic ocean.  The album cover itself is literally capable of standing on its own. When unfolded it can be shaped into a square, a triangle or a jagged line.  The 8 panels of scenery can be changed according to the shape and direction of the fold and would be suitable for use as a background in a psychedelic puppet show or something...very cool...especially stoned)

Tonight(Sat.):

John Coltrane_A Love Supreme

Thelonius Monk Quartet with John Coltrane_At Carnegie Hall

On Deck:

Miles Davis_A Tribute to Jack Johnson
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« Reply #1074 on: October 01, 2006, 08:58:07 AM »
Pete Townsend - White City
The soundtrack to Oh Brother Wherefore Art Thou
Modest Mouse - The Moon and Antarctica
Joe Cocker Live

I was rummaging through my CDs to change the six that were in my Car's CD player and came across these rarely played (by me) CDs. I thought something different would be a nice change.
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« Reply #1075 on: October 01, 2006, 12:59:36 PM »
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The soundtrack to Oh Brother Wherefore Art Thou

First off, I love the movie, so many great lines and songs and metaphors all through it.  One night when it was on t.v. I sat and watched it and tried to take notes but I couldn't keep up.  I either need to learn short hand or get it on dvd.

Big Rock Candy Mountain, written and performed by Harry McClintock,  recorded in 1928.  Easily one of the top 100 songs of the century.  I mean, seems like a shoe-in to me. It's one of the very first songs I ever remember playin' on my own turntable, in my own bedroom, when I was just but a wee lad(holding my hand about 3 feet above the floor), before I ever went to any fucked up schools.  It was a childs plastic portable turntable.  Real cheap but functional and sturdy.  It had a handle and I used to carry it around with me.  I had a whole stack'a kids 45s I used to listen to all the time.  "Puff the Magic Dragon"... that an' "The Ol' Lady Who Swallowed the Fly(I don't know why, she swallowed the fly...I guess she'll die.)"  "Froggy Went A-courtin(and he did ride, uh-huh...uh-huh...).

Yeah, I liked good music from a long time back.  Been puttin needles to vinyl all my born days, ... so I have.  

Several good songs on that O Brother soundtrack; "O Death" one of 'em.  I like Allison Krauss and Emmy Lou too.  And of course "Man of Constant Sorrow", which is previously known to me by Dylans' version.

About "You Are My Sunshine".  We had to sing that in group.  I still like the song but I can't help associating it with the memories of $tr8.  

 

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Joe Cocker Live


I Like Joe Cocker.  Love the energy he brings.  Could be good. What's he cover on it ??

I'm not familliar with the other stuff.
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Re: Psychedelic Krauts (YouTube playlist from RTP)
« Reply #1076 on: October 01, 2006, 02:09:15 PM »
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Can - "Mother Sky" Live on WDR TV in 1970
Popol Vuh - various
Can - "Oh Yeah", "Halleluwah", "I Want More", "Vernal Equinox", "Paperhouse", "Mushroom"
Dies Irae - "The Trip" 1971
Amon Duul II - "Between The Eyes"
Can - "Deadlock"
Popol Vuh - "Bettina"
Tangerine Dream - "Ossiach Lake" 1971
Kraftwerk "Ruckzuck" Live on WDR TV in 1970


Hey! I want some too!
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« Reply #1077 on: October 01, 2006, 02:25:16 PM »
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John Coltrane_A Love Supreme

A truly great record, this one has gotten me through some bleak times, Coltrane's masterpiece.  There is an African Methodist church in California that views Coltrane as a saint.  I think they're right.



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Thelonius Monk Quartet with John Coltrane_At Carnegie Hall


I'd like to hear this one.  Coltrane is the man!

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Re: Psychedelic Krauts (YouTube playlist from RTP)
« Reply #1078 on: October 01, 2006, 08:22:18 PM »
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Quote from: ""Frank Discussion""
Can - "Mother Sky" Live on WDR TV in 1970
Popol Vuh - various
Can - "Oh Yeah", "Halleluwah", "I Want More", "Vernal Equinox", "Paperhouse", "Mushroom"
Dies Irae - "The Trip" 1971
Amon Duul II - "Between The Eyes"
Can - "Deadlock"
Popol Vuh - "Bettina"
Tangerine Dream - "Ossiach Lake" 1971
Kraftwerk "Ruckzuck" Live on WDR TV in 1970

Hey! I want some too!

Take care of him, would you RTP? Thanks..
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Steve Howe
« Reply #1079 on: October 01, 2006, 08:40:39 PM »
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Yes_Yes Songs(a triple album, which folds out, and has a cover which is divided into 3 seperate but artistically related psychedelic scenes depicting the coast of some cosmic ocean. The album cover itself is literally capable of standing on its own. When unfolded it can be shaped into a square, a triangle or a jagged line. The 8 panels of scenery can be changed according to the shape and direction of the fold and would be suitable for use as a background in a psychedelic puppet show or something...very cool...especially stoned)

That's a live album, isn't it? I used to have that LP when I was 14--I loved it! Steve Howe was my favorite guitarist back then. "Siberian Khatru" on that album is a good example of how well he could play...
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