Lol Coxhill & Totsuzen Danball - 模様/Trio/笑われて/Bye Bye

Lol Coxhill (8 out of 10)
"Bye bye" from: Lol Coxhill & Totsuzen Danball
1990 (Wax)

#jazzlegends
 
C'era una volta in America - colonna sonora (E.Morricone) - Once Upon a Time in America (soundtrack)

After the miserable "derby d'itaglia" last night, played disgracefully by two "teams," each more cowardly and cowardly than the other, I need to see some people with guts. Starting with Sergio.

This film – now at 37 – will probably finish at six in the morning, but it doesn't matter: it's competing for the top two spots, on my personal scorecard, only with another one, of a completely different kind. Then come the masterpieces.
 
Fela Kuti - Expensive Shit

Asterics' One Hundred Favourites [in random order] (41/100)
 
Toto - Hold The Line (Live)

In July, live in Italy. I got a craving for this mainstream stuff!
 
Isn't It a Pity (2014 Remaster)

Records from a lifetime ago.
 
AC/DC - Thunderstruck (Official Video)
Should you find yourself feeling out of sorts on a rainy workday morning as you head to the office, listening to "Thunderstruck" might just provide you with the energy you need to tackle the day ahead.
 
 
The Holy Spirit of Nothing - Mellaux (2019)
A group I'm discovering these days; so far I've heard some interesting works.
 
The Holy Spirit of Nothing - Sermons (Full EP)
discovered recently but I listen to them regularly. They deserve it.
 
Killing Joke - Pssyche
the wave futurism and the most abstract experimentation merged in the sacred name of Killing Joke, where the wildest tribalisms were gloriously presented by dissonant slashes that will set a standard forever. Farewell "Geordie" Walker, an excellent guitarist capable of creating an indissoluble wall of sound steeped in flanger in a genre like post-punk, which is especially highlighted for its bassists or singers 🖤
 
Outrageous Cherry - There's No Escape From the Infinite

Saturday Afternoon

In a remarkable period of "welcome back pippe" - I admit I wasn't into it anymore - I listened to, (re)discovered garage bands full of soul and blood with, as per the rule, the most diverse influences from beat to punk, from psychedelia to R&B - from power pop to folk, from rockabilly to mod, even soul and even hard rock. In short, the essence of rock 'n' roll from true beasts to the wild scream of "fuck your virtuosic and super-fast scales and your goddamn 4-octave vocal range." Since 1990 onwards, with some revivals of old fossils, savansadir.

When they manage to mix Il Bianco, L'amore di Arturo, and the preserved Green Village of the Davies brothers, light and ethereal yet sublime tracks emerge. Just as when they let loose in psychedelic slides without brakes like the masters Grateful Dead and the great Lorenzone Woodrose…

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Keys To The Astral Gates And Mystic Doors - Keys To The Astral Gates And Mystic Doors
20 minutes of Goth Black Metal dragging through a black putrid LO-FI swamp, a truly enchanting sonic nightmare in its deformity - the monsters are not as ugly as they are portrayed.