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Peverelist

Peverelist Track: Infinity Is Now Label: Tectonic Cat#: TEC019

Ikonika

Ikonika Track: Millie Label: Hyperdub Cat#: HDBCD004

Nightwave

Nightwave Track: Luxor Label: Heka Trax Cat#: HKX001

Nicolette

Nicolette Track: We Never Know Label: Talkin' Loud Cat#: 532 814-2

Hoahio

Hoahio Track: Happy Mail Label: Tzadik Cat#: TZ 7230

浅川マキ

Maki Asakawa Track: 朝日のあたる家 (House Of The Rising Sun) Label: Express Cat#: ETP-8117

Right Now

"Let It Shine Shine Shine"...1969...oct. 25th

NHK

NHK Track: _1 Label: Raster-Noton Cat#: R-N 111

3/29...

http://www.deadlists.com/default.asp Preceded by much good jazz - this is a freeker!

Takemitsu Toru

Takemitsu Toru Track: Vocalism Ai (Love) Label: RCA Victrola Cat#: RVICS-1334

Unklone

Unklone Track: Tetsuo Label: Fifth Wall Records Cat#: 5WALL006

Akkord

Akkord Track: Destruction (Special Request VIP) Label: Houndstooth Cat#: HTH016

listening to a mashup of DARK STAR with HOWL by Allen Ginsberg

I didn't know where else to post this video, but I did want to share it with the community. It's a mashup of Dark Star with Allen Ginsberg reading Howl. Hope y'all enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYu0wImwvHI

In the car

Dicks picks no 29

Joji Yuasa

Joji Yuasa Track: Projection Esemplastic (For White-Noise) Label: Victor Cat#: SJV-1515

Allmenjoy

Allmen Joy from Family Dog in Denver 1967 some super trippy stuffAllmen Joy 1967-12-xx Denver,CO Family Dog [VERY FINE uncirculated 2nd gen. stereo SBD (NOT pre-Allmans band) SUPER HEAVY Haight Ashbury ACID PSYCH GUARANTEED to bLoW yR MiNd ~Shades of Blue Cheer, CJ Fish, Big Brother a.o.~ HAPPY 2014 DIME!] CoolSonics Listening to it on sugarmegs.com check it out its for those who like to remember what it was like to trip your balls off back in the day

STEPPENWOLF DOUBLE LIVE

Polygon Window

Polygon Window Track: Quixote Label: Warp Cat#: WARP CD7

Sachiko M

Sachiko M Track: 28082000 Label: Sub Rosa Cat#: SR290

Regis

Regis Track: Speak To Me Label: Downwards Cat#: LINO 8

Hiroaki Iizuka

Hiroaki Iizuka Track: VC7 Label: Nheoma Cat#: NH013

Goodnight Lenin

Really enjoying Goodnight Lenin right now, a band from the West Midlands. The uploaded this ahead of the Record Store Day, can't wait to listen in full! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPdQef5TGvA&feature=youtu.be

James Ruskin

James Ruskin Track: Slit Label: Blueprint Cat#: BP038

Marginal Consort

Marginal Consort Track: 4.29.19 P.M. ~ 4.41.29 P.M Label: P.S.F. Records Cat#: PSFD-104

Julian Bream ~ Aguado Rondo op.2, no. 3

all-around performance increases...

when you start your day off with weedies ;-}

Karenn

Karenn Track: Clean It Up Label: Works The Long Nights Cat#: SHEWORKS004

Joan Baez - Where have all the flowers gone

One Direction

Ugandan Speed Trials

Ugandan Speed Trials Track: Untitled Label: D/N Cat#: DN4

Roy Harper - Man & Myth and the Stormcock Remaster

On the player is the new release by the music poet/sage of England (who now resides in Ireland) and it's called Man & Myth. His first release in the last 15 years of all-new material. Produced by the very talented musician Jonathan Wilson. Outstanding and inspiring music from start to finish! Roy is in fine form on this release, he's now over 70 and going strong. BTW, The remastered epic 1971 release Stormcock is an absolute wonder. You will hear things on this new remaster that you NEVER heard on the previous releases. Stormcock is the acoustic masterpiece that is considered by many (like me) to be Roy Harper's finest. Written in Big Sur when Roy was chillin' out for a few months in 1970 with new friends that he has remained close with for decades. And his most 'rock oriented' release from 1975 called "HQ" has now been properly remastered.

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April 1, 2012 - 2:43pm

#1131

GRTUD

Joined:
June 4, 2007

Fool's Gold (~);-)

Sugaree ~ Olympia Theater, Paris France 1972 Happy April Fools Day Deadnet! Life is good ... See you all around!
March 30, 2012 - 4:35am

#1132

gratefaldean

Joined:
June 22, 2007

The Byrds

Sweetheart of the Rodeo (Untitled) I think that it makes me something of a Byrds heretic to proclaim these two as my favorite Byrds albums...at least it would have circa 1971. Both CDs contain bonus tracks that enhance, rather than detract from, the original albums (hearing the original Gram Parsons vocals on several of the "Sweetheart" songs is worth the price of the CD itself. Regardless of whatever combination of legal problems and McGuinn insecurity kept them off the official release, I find it striking just how close McGuinn and Hillman in their own interpretations stuck to feel of Parsons' original takes). I just saw Roger McGuinn a couple of weekends ago and seem to be on a bit of Byrds jag right now. There are worse places to be...
March 29, 2012 - 8:35pm

#1133

peetstr50

Joined:
June 25, 2009

A Miles Davis Recommendation

Althought I rarely buy compilations I dicovered that a Miles Davis compilation CD called 'Blue Moods: Music For You' has a rare live version of the song 'Fran-Dance', recorded somewhere in France in the 1950's, specific location/date unknown, and it it's my all-time favorite version of this beautiful song. Check it out :-)Pete
March 29, 2012 - 11:21am

#1134

cosmicbadger

Joined:
June 13, 2007

2 new acquisitions

Bat Chain Puller by Captain Beefheart. As last the original is out..big thanks to whoever mentioned it here a while back and sent me in its direction. and THE FIRST OF "BEAR'S SONIC JOURNALS": BIG BROTHER & THE HOLDING COMPANY FEATURING JANIS JOPLIN. LIVE AT THE CAROUSEL BALLROOM 1968, RECORDED & PRODUCED BY OWSLEY STANLEY ("BEAR") Turn it up LOUD, it's a thrill ride. It is also a rather idiosyncratic mix from Bear with everthing from the PA (drums and voices) on the left hand channel and everything else (guitars) on the right. He explains why in the notes and even tells you how to arrange the speakers to get the best effect! Talking to us from the beyond.
March 29, 2012 - 5:04am

#1135

sherbear

Joined:
June 13, 2007

---------------BobDylan-----(-----@

http://gozie.com/video/DOO5R32O6OU8/bob-dylan-1-Hurricane "The news papers all went along for the ride..."
March 29, 2012 - 3:18am

#1136

Anonymous (not verified)

Joined:
March 29, 2017

Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima

Krzysztof Penderecki. Aphex Twin remix. performed after Penderecki's conduction.
March 28, 2012 - 4:21am

#1137

gratefaldean

Joined:
June 22, 2007

Back from

My 3300 mile journey up and down the US East Coast...please remind me next time that 50 hrs behind the wheel of a small automobile is not the definition of a "fun" vacation... Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band -- 3/9/12 Apollo Theater (thank you Rog!)
March 28, 2012 - 4:02am

#1138

Anonymous (not verified)

Joined:
March 29, 2017

i see beyond the black sun

Malinda Ray Allen and Arrington de Dionyso.
March 24, 2012 - 8:20pm

#1139

sherbear

Joined:
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-------Awesomeness----(----@

tristudios.com The Other One-Live Bobby Weir and The Nationals With... Head Count -------------------------(-----@
March 24, 2012 - 4:45am

#1140

Parkas4Kids

Joined:
February 3, 2012

Currently listening to...

...Matisyahu's "Selections from No Place to Be." Just finished listening to Chaise Lounge's sophomore album "Second Hand Smoke," and I'll be listening to Void's "Sessions 1981-83" next. I'm one of those O.C.D. types who likes to rate the music on his/her iPod, and I had to re-boot my laptop's harddrive shortly before Christmas last year, so I've been listening to my entire album collection from "Absolution" to "93-03" in alphabetical order. And in case you're wondering, yes, it takes a LONG TIME to get through over 7,000 songs (especially when I keep adding new stuff and deleting stuff I don't really want anymore)....