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herman

Unhappy to say this, but the 2 songs J shouldn't have recorded: - On fire : complete dissapointment when I heard it for the first time, didn't change my opinion about it after listening to it several times. - Waves crash in : waves crashing in that's for sure, but they're going no direction Conclusi...

herman

I would go for a full dead line up:

jimi Hendrix and brian jones on guitar
the ox on bass
john bonham on drums
coltrane on sax
miles davis on horns
zappa on vox

should rock at least!

herman

...could have been worse:

uk: wandrin' star - lee marvin http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=2dEKDCwf9XU
us: bridge over trouble water - arse gartfunkel and paul simon http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=sbFEnoITiWE
aus: venus - shocking blue http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=U2DBcbZc3ck

enjoy

herman

unfortunally the download ended after waiting for about 2 hours :cry: , seems like the maximum capacity I can get from megaupload is 300mb in one time. sob. The first 6 songs that I managed to download aren't playable: whenever I try to open them I get the message 'damaged file header'. Nothing work...

herman

portishead - third
beatles - the white album (at last!)
jimmy castor bunch - it's just begun
aretha franklin - live at ??? 1971
transient waves - sonic narcotic (brillant!)

herman

goddamn, just had a heartattack,
not really the proper shit for intoxicated people

herman

...nearly as good as his work with the Soulsavers...

herman

Just got the double dvd as a christmas present and it is sheer beauty. Unlike anything else I have ever seen. Made me warm inside during these cold days....

herman

...from the top of my head...

Rolling Stones - No expectations (Beggars Banquet)

MÃ¶tÃ¶rhead - Love me forever (1916)

You la tengo - I trew it all away (President)

...so far for the sadness...

herman

song of the day:

Soulsavers feat. Mark Lanegan - 'Revival'

actually, the if the year would end in august, it would be song of the year, but who knows what the last months wil bring? any new Spz perhaps? perhaps? perhaps...

herman

Yes indeed, thank you very much for the link and the ebay suggestion. If you're into earth, you defenitely have to check out Bohre and the Club of Gore, they're even slower than Earth and the athmosphere they spread out is one of a kind http://www.bohreundderclobofgore.be or http://www.wonder-record...

herman

damn, time after time I get the message 'sorry the free service is at full capacity'. what can a man do but sit and sign?

herman

the 12" version of Donna Summers 'I feel love is really stunning! excellent choice

herman

60's Rolling Stones - I wanna be your man b/w Stoned (or as it says on the 7" 'Stones') 70's Ian Dury & the Blockheads - Sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll 80's Frankie goes to Hollywood - Relax 90's MC5 - Looking at you b/w Borderline (reissue) 00's The Weird Wide World of Wisbey - Dirty fan ...

herman

what rameses?? you got the hex:live?? fuck me, I'm a jaleous man!

herman

There's a song on the Hex album which makes me dream how it would sound like if Ennio Moricone was on heroin. For me Hex was one of the albums of the year. The recent cd is also pretty ok, the dvd suffers under poor sound quality during the interviews. Anyway, if you have the chance, go and see them...

herman

Smiley smile is the best album the Boys ever brought out. I love each track and heard the cd countless times. The first time I heard it , it gave me the 'what the f*** experience', a feeling you get when you know you're listening to something special. A timeless masterpiece (much better then 'pet so...

herman

Dear boys, it's time you get a copy of the 'Grinderman' cd. Foekin' amazing stuff. Listen track 2: 'no pussy blues'. The Caveman rocks!

herman

...Still prefer the real complete works... They should be floating around somewhere..0.

herman

I went a day later to the antwerp gig. Huge theatre with a light operator fuckin' with the knobs a whole damn entire show. Nearly cried when he sung 'true love will find you in the end'. Still, an hour of the same trick is a bit too much, there was a lack of variation to my opinion

herman

sex candles? what the f...

herman

Got my ticket for the Antwerp gig, I'm looking forward since I didn't manage to download the Salford gig from the Quays Theatre. Looks very promising though...

herman

Hey darynm, thanx many times for posting the glastonbury gig! Excellent quality man! thanx again

herman

Lightning Bolt: exploding hardcorejazz from hell

herman

Has anyone seen 'Ladies and Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones', a concert movie from 1972? Must be really good, the stones on their highlights

herman

Damn, how I would like to hear a track from the Motherlode. You got me interested there

herman

Oh, Hell's coming down!

Still, the Scream did a pretty good job on the new album, enjoyed it very much

herman

Although the vocals sometimes are out of tune...

herman

Almost forgotten, too much neglected, but what a guitar genius:

Frank Zappa!!

herman

Bought the last Johnny Cash album, 'a hundred highways' a couple of weeks ago and couldn't help thinking about other great songs he could have covered. So my mind went to these: - the drugs don't work (the verve) - lay it down slow (spz) - my funny valentine (chet baker and many others) - sad and bl...

herman

John Fahey
Caspar BrÃ¶tzman
Pete Townsend
Bevis Frond
and ugh, Jimi Hendrix

herman

That's the power of love Orbie!

herman

... and off course you can try the Alan Lomax collection.

Close to be my favourite album of the year:

- Earth - 'Hex, or printing in the infernal method'
- Johnny Cash - 'A hundred highways'
- Betty Davis - 'This is it!'
- Buddy Rich - 'Blues Caravan'

and it's only July...

herman

I'm not shure the world needs Huey lewis at all...

herman

things can get weird sometimes

herman

try the pluramon album 'bit sand riders' its on mille plateaux records and among merzbow, there's also artists like mogwai, lee renaldo, high lamas, matmos, cristian vogel, SND... involved. So if you don't like merzbow, there's plenty of other stuff to onjoy

herman

There is a double lp on the Mille Plateaux label from a band called Pluramon which is named 'Bit Sand Riders'. A lot of artists like Hecker, High Lamas, Matmos, Mogwai, Lee Ranaldo, Cristian Vogel, SND... remixes songs from Pluramon. Merzbow gets a whole side to noise along. So if you don't like it,...

herman

There is a double lp on the Mille Plateaux label from a band called Pluramon which is named 'Bit Sand Riders'. A lot of artists like Hecker, High Lamas, Matmos, Mogwai, Lee Ranaldo, Cristian Vogel, SND... remixes songs from Pluramon. Merzbow gets a whole side to noise along. So if you don't like it,...

herman

There is a double lp on the Mille Plateaux label from a band called Pluramon which is named 'Bit Sand Riders'. A lot of artists like Hecker, High Lamas, Matmos, Mogwai, Lee Ranaldo, Cristian Vogel, SND... remixes songs from Pluramon. Merzbow gets a whole side to noise along. So if you don't like it,...

herman

There is a double lp on the Mille Plateaux label from a band called Pluramon which is named 'Bit Sand Riders'. A lot of artists like Hecker, High Lamas, Matmos, Mogwai, Lee Ranaldo, Cristian Vogel, SND... remixes songs from Pluramon. Merzbow gets a whole side to noise along. So if you don't like it,...

herman

There is a double lp on the Mille Plateaux label from a band called Pluramon which is named 'Bit Sand Riders'. A lot of artists like Hecker, High Lamas, Matmos, Mogwai, Lee Ranaldo, Cristian Vogel, SND... remixes songs from Pluramon. Merzbow gets a whole side to noise along. So if you don't like it,...

herman

yeah, they're definitely worth checking out. You won't regret it! Something completely different: nearly had to cry my eyes out with the new Johnny Cash album. Like you hear the guy breathing his last breath, never heard a person in pain and longing for dead like that before. A truly and honest mast...

herman

found this one on a flee market: 'The Rotary Connection'... Those cats were far out on those days

herman

Not much happening then?

herman

If the year would be 1972, I'll be on the first row. However, Moon the Loon and The Ox are no longer, so is the real Who

herman

burdman, just send you a pm!

herman

bazza, you're forgetting 'the las vegas story' and the live album 'dance kalinda boom' and since you're checking things out, why don't you try a dutch band from the 80's called 'Gore'. They did excellent instrumental blow out guitar heaviness
bye for now

herman

Saw Monster Magnet at an open air festival something like 13 years ago when they played Spine of God and suddenly it started thundering. Mix this experience with a nice tablet of acid and you know what they meant with saying 'it's a satanic drug thing you wouldn't understand'...

herman

12" you trip me up - fabulous what they did with feedback, giving it a new dimension

herman

'capsule'

herman

Didn`t want to be anonymous, so, who`s the guy?

herman

Heard their new album 'howl' and thought it sounds great, especially 'gospel song' which is THE link between Richard Ashcroft and Sp3/Spz. Very well done

herman

there are 2 other slowdive liveshows on http://bootleg.freakin.nl/
One is from '92 and the other '93
Some more nice bands you can find there

herman

Great tread, very entertaining stuff!! Encore!!
truly enjoying this one!
Go Pete go!

herman

... I guess not veiko. I guess they're a bunch of Spacemen 3 copycats. Found the album at time of its release right between the Sp3, Spectrum, Spz compartiment in the record store. The music isn't bad, they do a nice Sp3/Spz imitation, but the voice... Urgh, someone get a doctor please!

herman

Still, I allways liked the Kiss Alive II...

herman

There's a nice compilation on the purple pyramid label from Amon DÃ¼Ã¼l II, worth checking out

herman

The Cramps - Live, Kansas City 1977
Miles Davis - Four and more 1964
Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich - Drum battle 1952
Motorpsycho - Roadwork vol 1 1998
Fuzztones - Live in Europe 1985
Ella Fitzgerald - Jazz at the Santamonica 1972

herman

Frank Zappa - Roxy and Elsewhere (1974)

herman

I agree with you ericbdm, 'Take your time', 'Cop Shoot cop', 'Shine a light'... they're all much more intense than on the RAH album.

- Ike and Tina in Paris (1971)
- The Rolling Stones - Brussels Affair (1973)
- ...t.b.c.

herman

Must have been about 8 or 9 years old when my father came home with a record he had bought and put it on. I was listening to 'Have you seen your mother baby, standing in the shadow?' from them Rolling Stones. From that day on, music has never been the same for me and it got me turned on, for good. M...

herman

Nobody mentioned Transient Waves, theyre great to chill to, and off course Ambient Works II by the Aphex Twin or what about Bohre and the Club of Gore?

herman

qoyanisquatsi

herman

Can somebody tell me what happened with the 'spectrum live chronicles'. I'm considering off purchasing the Sp3 cd, so I'm curious about the previous very strictly limited etc edition. It's a lot of money, but maybe it's worth it....

herman

Don't know too much about Brian Jonestown Massacre, just picked up some songs from them on KazaaLite long time ago and it sounded pretty ok to me. As far as for the influences: here we're all musiclovers and it's great discussing the music, but is it really necesarry to strip everything to the bone?...

herman

I don't know for how long it's already on his site, but Sonic 's planning to make a compilation of unheard Spacemen 3 stuff!
Somebody has any what to expect??

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