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Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band Where The Messengers Meet
Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band Where The Messengers Meet
11 oct 11
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I don't know if I have this one or the one before, but they told me little or nothing. However, they didn't remind me of the Calla; they were pretty much hard and pure folk.
Bi Kyo Ran Parallax
Bi Kyo Ran Parallax
11 oct 11
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Well, the Yonin Bayashi really seem like a copy of Genesis and PFM. They are also quite famous among the remaining freaks in Japan in their 60s.
UFO UFO 2: flying (one hour space rock)
UFO UFO 2: flying (one hour space rock)
4 oct 11
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Great album, I haven't listened to it in ages, but I don't feel like calling it prog; to me, it's simply very psychedelic. If it has shades of prog-hard blues-hard prog or whatever, everyone is free to perceive them. Hawkwind are often, in my opinion, mistakenly categorized as prog (or hard prog), mostly due to the length of the tracks (I'm talking about Hawkwind up to Hall of the Mountain Grill). No sign of an organ, at most Moog, VCS 3, and similar keyboards used in a far from virtuosic way—their drugs didn't allow for it, and they didn't give a damn about technique. The same goes for the construction of long tracks: they were jams, could last 4 or 40 minutes, but the monoriff structure remained the same, the exact opposite of the suites from canonical prog bands (you tell me). Then if by prog we mean a broader definition, less tied to suites, classical aspirations, and similar stuff, maybe they could be considered a bit prog.
Roman Polanski Carnage
Roman Polanski Carnage
1 oct 11
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Hilarious, the great odious Foster in the role of the American progressive radical chic with her "fixation on negronis," as her husband Reilly puts it. Kudos to both spouses, Waltz is always fantastic!
dEUS Keep You Close
dEUS Keep You Close
22 sep 11
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Damn, you’ve started writing again! The trip to the Marche did you good! For now, I won't vote because I've only listened to it a couple of times, but I like the title track, even though I'm not really into those triumphant strings. In my opinion, if Constant Now didn't have those fake '80s trumpets, it wouldn't be bad. However, I would wait to say it's better than Pocket Revolution, which, although too long, had 3 or 4 beautiful songs. Obviously, none of the old dEUS fans expect a new WCS or anything like that; unfortunately (justifiably?), time passes, and those dEUS lineups were something else. How about live shows? Greetings and regards to you and your lady. One day I'll come to visit you in the hills with the family.
James Wan Saw - L'enigmista
James Wan Saw - L'enigmista
21 sep 11
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shit in a gaseous state, the least plausible twist in the history of cinema, actors on the edge of amateurism. And I even went to the cinema (but at the time I really had nothing else to do).
Grup Bunalim Bunalim
Grup Bunalim Bunalim
20 sep 11
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Ah, here is the Iranian guy: Kourosh Yaghmaei. Now Again records edition: Kourosh – Back From The Brink: Pre-Revolution Psychedelic Rock From Iran | Now-Again
Grup Bunalim Bunalim
Grup Bunalim Bunalim
20 sep 11
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beautiful but above all interesting, especially because I only have Erkin Koray and indeed Electronic Turkuler. I can't even imagine how wonderfully vibrant Istanbul must have been, full of acid freaks in the 60s. I'm going to search for these right away. Oh, a collection of singles by that phenomenon Sublime Frequencies just came out for Koray, who specializes in very interesting and modern "ethnic" stuff. In fact, check out the contemporary Hayvanlar Alemi also on Sublime, they do a kind of super fuzzy and skewed garage, complete with a garage cover of Lambada called Mega Lambada. There's also a recent anthology released by a psychedelic Iranian guitarist that intrigues me, but at the moment I can't even remember his name. I'll look it up and write it down.
The Black Angels Passover
The Black Angels Passover
17 sep 11
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Are you working too? I checked just two dates, and I also found out that the Black Lips canceled their Italian tour, damn it.
Treefight For Sunlight Treefight For Sunlight
Treefight For Sunlight Treefight For Sunlight
17 sep 11
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Nice little disc, I was listening to it last year, but I had the cover with the watermelon. Now I'll dig it up and burn it; otherwise, there’s no way I'm seriously listening to it.
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