Almotasim
Almotasim
5 mar 23

DeRank™: 25,07

The Big *R*Lebowski*R*, the philosophical rug that sets the tone for the known universe
CARTER BURWELL-Dick On A Case
It’s nice to know he’s out there. The Dude, who takes it easy, for us sinners.
 
JonatanCoe
JonatanCoe
5 mar 23

DeRank™: 29,93

The The - Song Without An Ending
#ilove4ad [A sonic journey through the catalogs that ignited my imagination]
Have you ever listened to an incredibly cohesive blend of new wave, psychedelia, soul, and jazz that leaves you breathless in awe? Yet for that eclectic and multifaceted genius, Matt Johnson, there's nothing more ordinary. Johnson has the ability to make ordinary, simple things decidedly complex; it's no coincidence that he was crowned a cult artist in the '80s. Anyone wanting to explore the various facets of creativity in new wave has a must-do and delightful passage through the grooves of Soul Mining. Not that the other works are any less worthy; in fact, here I've chosen to post a track from Burning Blue Soul to which I'm particularly attached.
 
zappp
zappp
5 mar 23

DeRank™: 23,14  JukeBox

David Lindley - Mercury Blues

David Lindley (1944 - 2023)
Rest in Peace
 
zappp
zappp
5 mar 23

DeRank™: 34,77

John Zorn - Masada: Beit - Tirzah

John Zorn (9 out of 10)
"Tirzah"

#jazzlegends
 
dsalva
dsalva
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 21,00

Billy Cobham - Crosswinds (1974)

September 1974......in concert with Billy

Ingrandisci questa immagine

Ingrandisci questa immagine
 
1neuro
1neuro
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 10,76

Allison Run - Yellowish
Psychedelic Bologna '80
 
Armand
Armand
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 5,82

La maschera del minotauro (1971), de Franco Brocani
Third Saturday appointment of the mini review of "unusual" films. Today a short film by Franco Brocani from 1971.
 
luckystar
luckystar
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 0,00

Lollipop live Contro Vento lollipops are my favorites!!!!!!
 
hjhhjij
hjhhjij
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 40,31

Bite My Hip These four liked ska, dub, we know that, and they liked rock'n roll, glam, rockabilly, black-and-white horror iconography... They were brilliant because they hybridized all of this in the wave of post-punk experimentation, new wave, dark wave; dark wave they can be associated with in some cases, because most of the time they were doing something else. And damn, they were amazing when it came to playing even just their pure, beloved rock'n roll.
 
vibration
vibration
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 0,00

OSCOB - praise the sun god #new
I'm not clear about the cover anyway, GOOD NIGHT.
 
vibration
vibration
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 6,00

Strange Fruit
Witch Boogie
Dreamin´
#threetofone I would suggest "PHASES" from 2023, I've been listening to it for a couple of days, great work.
 
IlConte
IlConte
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 19,28

The Backdoor Men - Out Of My Mind

Chunk Garage, if there ever was one…

Let’s say that if you are everything you claim to be (digger, sixties maniacs, and so on) the historically most interesting section of this collection is the one immediately following the concise tracklist of the two and a half singles released by the Backdoor Men during their activity and that, if you are indeed what you say you are and I have no reason to doubt it, you should know it like the ABC.

These are, in fact, the band's earliest recordings, those from the “mod” period preceding the folk/punk and garage shift that would lead them to record gems like Magic Girl and, on the wilder side, the unmatched beauty of Out of My Mind, when the Backdoor Men were still called Pow and roamed the local venues on scooters, bringing with them the gold of the Jam, the incense of the Lambrettas, and the myrrh of the Merton Parkas.

It was the early eighties, and Pow was the only mod band in Sweden. Pioneers of an aesthetic rich in charm. Just as it would be a few years later for the Backdoor Men. Pioneers once again.

Södra Esplanaden tells, through music and in the beautiful accompanying booklet, the transformation of Pow into Backdoor Men and then into the more fortunate (much more fortunate) Creeps. However, there is no trace of the songs that the quartet seemed to be working on for the debut album that was supposed to be birthed in the neonatal unit of Electric Eye in Pavia.

And that is a real shame.

We would have been happy and honored to know what history has deprived us of.
 
fedezan76
fedezan76
4 mar 23

DeRank™: 27,10

River
RIP David Lindley