hellraiser

DeRank ™: 44,17 • DeAge™ : 4518 days

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AA.VV.: Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From the First Psychedelic Era 1965-68
Vinile I have it ★★★★★
Various Artists: Children of Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From the Second Psychedelic Era
5 apr 17
The Bible.
  • IlConte
    5 apr 17
    I'm taking them all! On the noble advice of Master @[Pinhead]
  • Pinhead
    5 apr 17
    But of these Nuggets, if I remember correctly, there are only three box sets, each with four CDs. I'm curious to see what you're buying :-)))
  • IlConte
    5 apr 17
    Ahaha but I get mixed up between Nuggets, Pebbles, and various sticks. I should have these three. Boxes?! I got CDs, I’m poor ahaha!
  • Pinhead
    5 apr 17
    Now I listen to all the official nuggets.
  • IlConte
    5 apr 17
    You're not normal ahahah, and coming from me, I recommend it!!!
  • Pinhead
    5 apr 17
    I'm scaring myself for real :-)
  • hjhhjij
    6 apr 17
    Better. Better than the Bible!
  • hellraiser
    6 apr 17
    Happy birthday, Conte. I have the CD from a few years ago with volumes 1 and 2 together, and by pure chance, I found the two LPs years ago at a low price, obviously a reissue. As for the box set of 4 CDs, not even San Bitter would be able to find it, and the Nugget UK 4 CD box is the same or even worse. On vinyl then...
  • IlConte
    6 apr 17
    Ahah don’t worry, I’m not going to burn out and I’m not collecting things at 50; whatever I find, I take.
  • IlConte
    6 apr 17
    Summary: I have this, that before vol 1 (because this from the titles seems to be the two) and the "down Under Nuggets" Australian 65-67 garage. Then I have two Pebbles, vol 1 and vol 2 ultimate 66 garage Classic.
  • IlConte
    6 apr 17
    So what's left?!
  • luludia
    6 apr 17
    Years ago I had a crazy idea, to open a garage bar... just garage music... and I'm not even an expert in the genre... I get the bands mixed up... but, damn... a bar like that would be perfect...
  • Pinhead
    6 apr 17
    There are still Nuggets II, 4 CDs on the garage scene outside the United States, and Children Of The Nuggets, another 4 CDs on the scene of the Eighties and Nineties.
  • IlConte
    6 apr 17
    Master, thank you, I will go on a quest!
  • IlConte
    6 apr 17
    Noble poet, it would have been a great bar. I know 4 names at most, but pure and raw rock 'n' roll makes me jump and feel good!
Agitation Free: 2nd
Vinile I have it ★★★★
Agitation Free: 2nd
29 mar 20
Useful for traveling far while staying locked in at home on this spring Sunday. However, I don't think the neighbors appreciated it much...
Alexander
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Alexander "Skip" Spence: Oar
31 may 15
Dark, introspective album, populated by demons that took hold of the mind of poor Skip and never let go until his premature death. A journey into the fragile psyche of the Californian musician, a work of art that initially went unnoticed but has thankfully been reevaluated in recent years, as unfortunately happens all too often...
  • bluesboy94
    31 may 15
    An album that deserves at least one listen, but unfortunately, all I remember is "Books of Moses"...
  • SilasLang
    1 jun 15
    Among the albums of my life.
Alice In Chains: Dirt
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Alice in Chains: Dirt
13 jul 14
In my opinion, the perfect album by the Seattle band, dark, determined, sick, and played as God intended. Great classics, from the opener "Them Bones" to the haunting "Down in a Hole," which brought me back to my 15 years after I listened to it carefully again these days. Staley's voice remains one of the best in rock...
  • Psychopathia
    13 jul 14
    Once I had dirt but musically it just didn't sit right with me... this is much better. I'm picking it up thanks to your definition, found it on ibs for 6.50 euros. Now I'm adding it to the current order! I need to get back into this scene, from Screaming Trees to Soundgarden. It wasn't just Nirvana, right?
  • madcat
    13 jul 14
    I got this along with superunknown!
  • SilasLang
    13 jul 14
    Without a doubt, it's a fantastic album that I played endlessly back then. But when "Dog on Three Legs" came out, I had no doubts: for me, the AIC had released their definitive masterpiece. I still listen to that one today with unchanged emotion. This one, however, I can no longer listen to... it's too much a snapshot of a certain time, now long gone...
  • Belghazi
    13 jul 14
    I quote Silas, for me the three-legged dog is their masterpiece, and I'm pleased to notice that at least on the deb we are not few in supporting it.
  • JohannesUlver
    13 jul 14
    The three-legged dog gets boring after a while, and not a little. I completely agree with hellraiser: "Dirt" is the best album by the Seattle band. This and "Jar Of Flies" are my favorite records of theirs.
  • SilasLang
    13 jul 14
    Without a doubt, but the dog hasn't aged an ounce. Oh, on 'Jar Of Flies' of course, nothing to say, it's just one of the most beautiful EPs I have at home...
  • hellraiser
    13 jul 14
    Maximum respect for the tripod, but this is a little gem. The unplugged live is also a wonder...
  • hjhhjij
    15 jul 14
    I am from the three-legged dog party, not to take anything away from Dirt.
Alice In Chains: Jar Of Flies
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Alice in Chains: Jar of Flies
31 aug 14
Nutshell, No Excuses... few words, beautiful.
  • De...Marga...
    31 aug 14
    A jar filled with shimmering pearls.
  • SilasLang
    31 aug 14
    One of the most beautiful EPs of all time.
  • madcat
    31 aug 14
    This and the unplugged remain my favorites by Alice in Chains, I’ve never really listened to their self-titled album properly, just a few tracks.
  • hjhhjij
    31 aug 14
    Recover well the homonymous mad because it truly deserves so much. This eppì is splendid.
  • madcat
    31 aug 14
    I've been meaning to do it for a while hyhy, sooner or later..
Allman Brothers Band: Live at Fillmore East
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
The Allman Brothers Band: At Fillmore East
15 aug 14
Little to say, an "unstoppable giant" of live in 1971... Class, technique, blues/jazz/rock and Southern intertwining to create a unique sound. I have it in all possible versions, including the latest version in four LPs excellently restored...
Amazing Blondel: Evensong
Vinile I have it ★★★★★
Amazing Blondel: Evensong
9 apr 17
Who knows why every early spring these guys come to mind, I dust off their records and enjoy a bit of renaissance. Last year with Fantasia Lindum, this year with this one. Exceptional.
  • hellraiser
    9 apr 17
    I'm sorry, but I can't access external content such as YouTube links. If you provide the text you'd like translated, I'd be happy to help!
  • hjhhjij
    9 apr 17
    Very big.
Amon Düül II: Yeti
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Amon Düül II: Yeti
6 feb 15
Here, this is the classic example of "love at first listen." Inside, you'll find everything: acid guitars, improvisation, creativity, imagination, expressive freedom. I think that between this and the previous Phallus Dei, there's quite a nice battle...
  • Lao Tze
    6 feb 15
    Just making it to the end of the third side "sober" is almost an impossible feat, but that's precisely the point.
  • darth agnan
    6 feb 15
    exciting, I prefer this to phallus dei
  • hjhhjij
    6 feb 15
    You already know what I think.
  • Psychopathia
    6 feb 15
    Hell, you might also like Tanz der Lemminge, which is more accessible (I don't listen to it often, I prefer what you call phallus dei, but it's very valid).
  • hjhhjij
    6 feb 15
    The dance of the Lemmings is a masterpiece, yes, but I remember it being definitely more electronic and keyboard-driven compared to this one. However, up until "Wolf City" (at least), these guys are impeccable.
  • macaco
    6 feb 15
    The improvised parts, however, disorient me.
  • hjhhjij
    6 feb 15
    But they are the most captivating of the album O_O
  • Buzzin' Fly
    6 feb 15
    the psychedelic fairy tales of the American west coast in the 70s, thrown into the Black Forest and transformed into delirious nightmares.
  • Buzzin' Fly
    6 feb 15
    what a cover.
  • fuggitivo
    6 feb 15
    I've been trying for years to get close to their top three. No luck until today. I don't know where the hell to start with them. But they're quite a big group, you know.
  • Psychopathia
    7 feb 15
    @fugitive. I got them from audioglobe mailorder
  • Psychopathia
    7 feb 15
    ah, sorry... you meant to take them from the artistic point of view.
  • fuggitivo
    8 feb 15
    @Psychopathia: yes, I wasn't clear, I mean artistically.
Amon Düül II: Tanz Der Lemminge
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Amon Düül II: Tanz der Lemminge
19 mar 16
Third work and third masterpiece, this album is truly great. Perhaps just a tad below the first two but excellent nonetheless, creativity and class in abundance...
Anthony Phillips: The Geese And The Ghost
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Anthony Phillips: The Geese And The Ghost
23 mar 15
I only knew this album by reputation; I must say it's a really beautiful work. Who knows what would have happened if he had stayed with Genesis (even though Hackett has always been an idol of mine, both in the band and as a solo artist)...
  • fuggitivo
    25 mar 15
    The only one I have from Phillips. Really beautiful. Approved.
Area: Concerto Teatro Uomo
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Area: Concerto Teatro Uomo
27 sep 14
The live performance from 1977 is immense. The skill of the musicians shines through in this "the best" live album, with tracks such as "Arbeit Macht Frei," "Cometa Rossa," "La Mela di Odessa"... splendid, too bad about the less than optimal recording.
  • puntiniCAZpuntini
    29 sep 14
    Damn, "the not optimal": it sucks ass, it feels like it’s coming out of a TV next to a microwave running at 1200W. It’s not as terrible as the live in Turin (there you can hear people talking, and they still put it on sale) but still, it's stolen money.
Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come: Galactic Zoo Dossier
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come: Galactic Zoo Dossier
27 apr 14
After wrapping up the project with the Crazy World, the wild (but genius and visionary) Arthur Brown gives birth to Kingdom Come with this album from '71, a special and unique record, I believe, in terms of creativity and madness...
Atomic Rooster: Atomic Rooster
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Atomic Rooster: Atomic Roooster
3 may 14
Debut album for the British band, year 1970. The band was founded the year before by two members of the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Vincent Crane on organ and keyboards and Carl Palmer, who at just twenty already demonstrates his great skills on the drums. With the arrival of Graham on bass and flute and John Du Cann on guitars, the group releases the album, a quality progressive hard rock that is very similar to Deep Purple Mark I. Notable tracks include the excellent "Winter" and "Before Tomorrow," composed by Crane and
  • BARRACUDA BLUE
    3 may 14
    It's normal to get confused about a band with continuous line-up changes. Cann will join after the album recordings, and for a brief period, the trio Crane/Cann/Palmer will perform live without recording anything. An authentic bass can only be heard on this album; later, Crane will replace it with the Hammond pedalboard. Tracks like Banstead and especially Winter are atypical in the repertoire, a sort of Proto-Prog still far from the Dark Sound of the next album, where Cann's hard riffs perfectly balance the usual organ background in a way that was innovative at the time. I also noticed some instrumental parts from the Crazy World album reappearing in this album, a sign that Brown was the showman and Crane the brain. It's a debut that I love very much, like the two subsequent ones, after all.
  • hellraiser
    3 may 14
    Yes, thank you, it's true that Du Cann joins after the album's release... anyway, great album, I only own this one and after years I've dusted it off, I'm looking for the next one for a while now, at the moment it's out of print...
Atomic Rooster: Death Walks Behind You
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Atomic Rooster: Death Walks Behind You
15 feb 15
After the excellent self-titled debut, the fantastic trio Crane-Hammond-Du Cann delivers a wonderful album, dark, shadowy, played beautifully. An excellent dark-prog-heavy record that made history.
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