Morgen - Welcome To The Void
Uncle Dog, this album is always amazing
Wowwwwwwww
 
Driftwood
#finallyimoody
 
The Chocolate Watchband - 03 - The Inner Mystique
Basically it's proto-ambient instrumental psychedelic World Music.
It should appeal to @[CosmicJocker] as a pioneering piece...
 
Royal Academy of Music - Lavoro in città
Along with the three pearls The Morning, Father, and Vertigo.
 
Maria Maddalena

I didn't remember it... masterpiece
 
Rain Parade - Talking in my sleep
I used to like them, now less so, but once in a while they can still be listened to. One track at a time...little by little.
 
E' qvesta l'Aqva Velva givsta!

Blessed are you, there, who on the 28th of ferragosto work and become (all) filthy rich.

Then you can share the recipe with me too: but no rush.
 
Risotto allo zafferano di Carlo Cracco @[turkish] Set the speed to 1.75 and it becomes Claudio Bisio. But not "more or less Bisio," it becomes Claudio Bisio himself.
 
Obviously, Master @[korn] will always be unreachable, but how can we forget this GENIUS of literature and poetry? Vivere O Niente - Vasco Rossi - recensione
 
The Chocolate Watch Band "Let's Talk About Girls"
Let’s Relive Those Years

When you manage to read the supposed stories of these bands, you are always astonished by the “oddities” and excited by those mysteries, those realities that seem like legends so surreal...
But there was endless ferment, multiple agitations and emotions were experienced... it was the sixties where anything was possible and where one year counted like ten now, twenty...
 
PATTI SMITH: Horses + Hey Joe OGWT, 1976
I've never been a fan of LIVE, but I'm sorry I missed it (back in those years).
 
Osanna - Lady Power
The Italians were much more chameleonic than the English. If a British band played blues, it was hard to detect other influences, maybe psych or proto prog. The same goes for those who played folk. Here, however, many groups with a blues foundation managed to broaden it with dark folk, prog, and psych. Vairetti's voice is very reminiscent of the Free, but, in my opinion, the Osanna break through a hundred times more.
 
rebus 4, 12 um, it was '76

Ingrandisci questa immagine

sfascia it's not that I don't know it, on the contrary, today more than ever...
 
It was '76

Ingrandisci questa immagine

uhm, sfascia it’s not that I don’t know...
 
Good morning
and welcome to
#radiocapish

As a pleasant appendix to our summer little column on Jazz in Film Noir, today we offer you the soundtrack composed by Quincy Jones & Orchestra (n. 1933) for Sidney Lumet's (1924 – 2011) 1964 film "The Pawnbroker" (L'uomo del banco dei pegni).

Enjoy listening!

Main Title: The Pawnbroker
Harlem Drive
The Naked Truth
Death Scene