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Best of Goons of Doom
The Australian Goons Of Doom is an authentic surf punk band. There is a professional surfer among the members, but luckily – at least for me – there is not surf rhythm in the music. Instead of it you can find Clash- or Ramones-like classic punk rhythms. Otherwise sometimes they seem a forced stupid punk band, but this free download collection of demos and outtakes is surprisingly naturally jolly, mainly acoustic and better than their official albums.
A 8 mm film by Vivian Maier
She was one of the best street photographers ever, but no one knew it until her death.
She has made some moving images too. A glimpse at Chicago in the 70s:
Keith Moonshine Show
Rhythm’n’Blues & Hard Rock’n’Roll
Natural Child Euro Tour Mix
NATURAL CHILD (Nashville, USA) in BUDAPEST on OCT 14 at DÜRER KERT
1. THE JUNGLE 2. HARD WORKIN’ MAN 3. LAID, PAID, AND STRANGE 4. BLIND OWL SPEAKS 5. CHRIS’ BLUES 6. THAT’S HOW I GOT TO MEMPHIS 7. DEREK’S BLUES 8. YOKO 9. LOW DOWN BLUES 10. DTV 11. CRACK MOUNTAIN 12. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL 13. BEER
1 taken from split single with Strangeboys 2011
2, 5, 8, 13 taken from 1971 LP 2011
3, 4, 7, 9, 12 taken from Hard In Heaven LP 2012
6, 10 taken from For The Love Of The Game LP 2012
11 taken from the first single 2009
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Experimental Swing
The Denovali is a German record label which is interested in various styles experimental music from post classic piano music to metal. For example there are the polish strange jazz Contemporary Noise Sextet, the American ambient Ensemble Economique, the Italian metal Lento or the British composer Greg Haines.
They organize a music fest since 2007. In this year the Denovali Swingfest will be between Oct 3 and 6 in Essen. There will be the most various artists like Emika (Ninja Tunes), Barn Owl (Thrill Jockey), Kilimanfuji (Kilimanjaro Darkjazz and their friends) or Piano Interrupted. They have almost only one common attribute: their music to set the average man nervous.
Here is a free compilation from the line-up of 2013.
Lo-fi Lou Reed
After departure of Nico, Warhol and John Cale Lou Reed quit The Velvet Underground in August of 1970. He moved back to the parents and worked his father’s tax accounting firm as a typist. His mates were the pittance, the mental breakdown and the solitude. He recorded a demo at lowest point of his life in fall and winter of 1970. There are some songs which were originally recorded to the Velvet Underground’s “lost album” and early versions of Lou Reed’s songs. You can download it.
Set list
1. I’m So Free – was released in 1972 on Lou Reed’s second solo album, Transformer.
2. I Can’t Stand It – was recorded at first to the Velvet Underground‘s „lost” album in 1969. These records were found in the early 80s and released on VU album in 1985 and Another View album in 1986. A version is on Lou Reed’s first solo album (1972).
3. Walk and Talk It & 4. Going Down – were released on the first solo album in 1972.
5. Ride Into the Sun – was recorded at first to the lost Velvet Underground in 1969. Released on Another View album in 1986.
6. I’m Sticking With You – was recorded at first to the lost album in 1969. Released in 1985.
7. Lisa Says – was recorded at first to the lost album in 1969. Released in 1985. A version is on Lou Reed’s first solo album (1972)
8. Kill Our Sons – was reworked and released on Sally Can’t dance album in 1974 under the title of Kill Your Sons.
9. Lonely Saturday Night – was reworked and released in 1972 on Transformer album under the title of Goodnight Ladies.
10. So in Love – is not available on any other recordings.
11. She’s My Best Friend – was recorded at first to the lost album. Released in 1985. A version is on Lou Reed’s Coney Island Baby, 1975.
12. Looking Through The Eyes Of Love – was reworked and released in 1973 on the Berlin album under the title of Oh Jim.
After 2 Years Psychiatric Treatment
here is the full new album of the Berlin resident notorious Canadian garage rocker King Khan and his big band The Shrines. But first some words about his previous things.
His infamous garage rock band was The Spaceshits between 1995-99. It was well known for their violent stage shows. Their sets lasted no longer than 10 to 15 minutes because the band or members of the audience would create disturbances, including fireworks or food fights. The band’s shows would lead them to be effectively blacklisted from many venues in Montreal. During the European tour King Khan has decided to remain in Berlin, hereby the Spaceshits disbanded. In same year he has formed his garage rock psychedelic soul outfit The King Khan & The Shrines. The band’s percussionist, Ron Streeter formerly played for Ike and Tina Turner, Bo Diddley, Curtis Mayfield, Stevie Wonder, Al Jarreau. The organist is Fredovitch, the French multi-instrumentalist.
The Spaceshits on a TV Show + King Khand & The BBQ Show – Fish Fight
+ Tandoori Knight – Brown Trash
Friday 6th
A rejtélyes és hipertermékeny zajos szintetikus repetitív pszichedeliában utazó
Mater Suspiria Vision mások horrorjaiból zenéikre összevágott filmetüdjei után
megcsinálta egész estés saját zenés filmjét.
A Hollywood Necronomicon képeit és a zenéit
a David Lynch által híressé tett Mullholland Drive-on,
a „Sharon Tate ház”-ban, ahol 1969-ben Charles Manson bandája
lemészárolta Roman Polanski filmrendező várandós feleségét és vendégeit,
vagy az említett mészárlás miatt életfogytig tartó börtönbüntetését töltő Bobby Beausoleil
szereplésével készült Lucifer Rising című film németországi forgatásának helyszínén
vették fel.
A film Magyaroszágon péntek este 10 órától kerül egyszeri vetítésre
Budapesten a Toldi Moziban Küss Mich party keretében, ahol lesznek még
Psycho Galore és Küss Mich DJ-k, meg Stanley Maneuver koncert.
Íme a 60-70-es évek magyar pop dalait experimentális trip hop-ban újraértelmező alkotása.
Jegy 500. További részletek: Facebook
Dirty Bubblegum
The Dirtbombs is a garage rock band with double bass and double drums from Detroit:
The Stranger – What’s the new Dirtbombs like? Any surprises?
Mick Collins (founder, singer, guitar) – Oh yes. The new record is finally the bubble gum album I’ve apparently been talking about for years. People have told me I’ve been talking about this album forever. We’re going to call it Ooey Gooey Chewey Cablooey.
Here is the second song from it:
You can find the first here
Hair-raising
NASHVILLE, TN Jack White’s Third Man Records to release the complete life-works of Charley Patton, Blind Willie McTell and The Mississippi Sheiks on vinyl in chronological order. These performers were enormously popular in their time, but their songs are almost unlistenable for the ears of today.
Charley Patton (1891-1938), the most influential delta blues guitarist was such a big star that he didn’t wander all over the Mississippi Delta in contrast with fellows. He performed on pre-organized shows only. He drove the public crazy with his playing and tricks. Lot of his songs were recorded between 1929-30 and 1934.
Poor Blind Willie McTell (1898-1959) lost his eyesight in his childhood. Soon after lost his father, then his mother, so went whither he could. Wandered in Georgia with his 12 strings guitar. His records were frequently released between 1927 and 35, but under different names because he signed contracts with concurrent labels under different names. (It was a generally established custom in that time.) After his record of 1949 he became itinerant musician again. In 1956 a record shop owner recognized him at a corner in Atlanta. The man lured him to his shop with a bottle of corn whiskey. During some shows his last tracks were recorded there.
The Mississippi Sheiks trio had records between 1930-36. Everybody knows his greatest hit: Sitting On The Top Of The World. One of them, Bo Carter made a solo carrier with such unambiguous, expressive songs as Please Warm My Wiener!
Their songs were played and covered by rich and poor,
but the original performers lost behind the covers. They are.
The third items of series are coming soon.
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