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CTV said…
SOUNDTRACK OF MY LIFE: 1970
Songs that take me back to when I was five years old, with appropriate ruminations…
Mungo Jerry – In The Summertime
Mungo Jerry – Mighty Man
Daliah Lavi – Oh, wann kommst Du
Simon & Garfunkel – El Condor Pasa
Katja Ebstein – Wunder gibt es immer wieder
Peter Maffay – Du
Christie – Yellow River
http://halfhearteddude.wordpress.com

Sir Charlie Palmer said…
Nightsongs – Stars
Radios Appear – Radio Birdman
http://sircharliepalmer.blogspot.com

Walker said…
Original Seeds: Songs that inspired Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds -. Volume 1 (1998), Volume 2 (2004).
Thanks FC
http://burningaquarium.blogspot.com

Nosi said…
Bessie Banks: The Original ‘Go Now’ Girl (1959-1976)
http://supersoulsisters.blogspot.com

Apollo said…
# CAMEL – Lunar Sea – An Anthology 1973-1985 (2001)- @320
# PETER GABRIEL – Hit (2003) – @320
# YES – The Ultimate Yes – 35th Anniversary Collection (2003) – @320
# PETER FRAMPTON – Frampton Comes Alive! (1976) (25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – @320
# PINK FLOYD – ECHOES – The Best Of Pink Floyd (2001) – @320
http://rewired01.blogspot.com
Thanks!!

arthurfromholland said…
From Arthur,s Archief:
Theresa Andersson (live!)
10 Quistions for
Van Morrison
on
Arthur,s Musical Journey
http://arthurfromholland.blogspot.com

Gordon Smart has heard – you suspect in a phonecall from N-Dubz management – that Tulisa has been made an offer she has refused:

N-DUBZ star TULISA CONTOSTAVLOS has turned down a £250,000 offer to appear starkers in Playboy.

Now, given that Gordon’s job is underwritten from a newspaper that has built its position on printing photographs of women with no shirts on, and Gordon’s daily cavalcade of nipslips and pap tit snaps, you might think this would outrage Smart. Fair exchange is no robbery, after all. But it turns out Gordon is the first on his feet, applauding:

What a refreshing change. Many women in showbiz will happily get their kit off just to stay in the spotlight.

Who would have thought? Thank god that’s something that Gordo would never be part of. He’s a man with strong, feminist pr… what was that, Gordon?

My exclusive pic of her in leopard print gear proves there’s no need to strip.

Oh.

Gordon Smart has heard – you suspect in a phonecall from N-Dubz management – that Tulisa has been made an offer she has refused:

N-DUBZ star TULISA CONTOSTAVLOS has turned down a £250,000 offer to appear starkers in Playboy.

Now, given that Gordon’s job is underwritten from a newspaper that has built its position on printing photographs of women with no shirts on, and Gordon’s daily cavalcade of nipslips and pap tit snaps, you might think this would outrage Smart. Fair exchange is no robbery, after all. But it turns out Gordon is the first on his feet, applauding:

What a refreshing change. Many women in showbiz will happily get their kit off just to stay in the spotlight.

Who would have thought? Thank god that’s something that Gordo would never be part of. He’s a man with strong, feminist pr… what was that, Gordon?

My exclusive pic of her in leopard print gear proves there’s no need to strip.

Oh.

Ishkabibliophile said…
A couple of compilations featuring your favorite 90s Indie Goddesses.

Volume 1
Supermodel The Juliana Hatfield Three
X-Ray Man Liz Phair
Slow Dog Belly
Angel Belly
Ride It On Mazzy Star
Cannonball The Breeders
No Outlet Juliana Hatfield
Super-Connected Belly
Glory Liz Phair
Velvet Days Kristin Hersh
Seal My Fate Belly
Nirvana Juliana Hatfield
Whip-Smart Liz Phair
Cinco de Mayo Liz Phair
Spin The Bottle The Juliana Hatfield Three
Divine Hammer The Breeders

Volume 2
6′1″ Liz Phair
My Sister The Juliana Hatfield Three
This Is The Sound The Juliana Hatfield Three
Sad Dress Belly
Cuckoo Kristin Hersh
Supernova Liz Phair
Get Off Your Knees Juliana Hatfield
Flipside The Breeders
A Dame With A Rod The Juliana Hatfield Three
Unreflected Mazzy Star
Dusted Belly
Now They’ll Sleep Belly
Fuck and Run Liz Phair
I See You Juliana Hatfield
S.O.S. The Breeders
Feed the Tree Belly
http://rightsideofagoodthing.blogspot.com

Dartman said…
Over at Dartman’s World of Wonder
PODCAST 13
Featuring Katrina and The Waves, The B-52s, Reverend Horton Heat, OAsis, Diamonda Galas, The Muffs, The Maggies, Simple Minds, Paul Williams, Al Hirt, Jack White, Yacht, Alicia Keyes, Jimmy Durante, Groucho Marx, Elvis, Slim Pickens and more . . .

Plus
Scott Baio’s Self Titled Album
Duke Ellington – Singles
A Boy Named Charlie Brown Soundtrack
Kermit Prince of Denmark
The Story of ET
Yogi Beat and The Three Stooges Meet The Mad Mad Mad Dr No
Snow White and The Three Stooges Soundtrack
The Main Event Soundtrack
Barbara Streisand-The Main Event Session
Farrah Fawcett Majors & Jean Paul Vignon-You
Logan’s Run Preview Screening Audio
Elvis Presley – Hello Memphis
and much much more . . . .
http://dartmansworldofwonder.blogspot.com

jimmark66 said…
Episode # 140 of Jim’s Child Of The ’60s Now Posted!!!
I hope that your ears are perked to hear some more great music. It’s a shame that they had to starve for a week, but now they can enjoy another batch of songs. In this episode, you will hear from: Barry Young, Peter & Gordon, The In Crowd, The Grass Roots, The Jayhawkers, The Clique, Kiki Dee, Five Day Week Straw People, The Ides, Jefferson Airplane, and a live BBC recording from Marianne Faithful. If you have any comments or requests, please write to me at jwitty@sympatico.ca
http://www.jimschild.blogspot.com

Matheus said…
BRAINTICKET
-Cottonwoodhill (1971)
On the original records inside, it was issued with a Warning of:
“Only listen to this once a day. Your brain might be destroyed!”
http://jesvscristvs.blogspot.com
amem.

Shadow Kingdom
2009

Pennsylvania’s Argus might well get put into the doom metal category due to the thick riffs and the oftentimes deliberate pacing. However, their influences are more varied than some bands. It’s obvious that along with Sabbath, Candlemass, Trouble that they also took in their share of Iron Maiden, Thin Lizzy and Metallica. They frequently travel around the mid-paced level as they build the songs like large walls around them. The mood is often serious and to the point as they waste little time in laying down a heavy foundation. They remind some of Pale Divine only more active. The aspect about Argus that impressed me the most was their desire to attack right away and let you know what they are going to do. They have a sinister edge to their sound and they use it to their advantage. Vocalist Butch Balich has a powerful and steady voice that blends together very nicely with the music. Argus have taken some classic style doom and metal but added their own galloping approach to it. The only downside was that a few songs were fairly similar in their sound. Still I liked this disc right from the start and I am sure it will continue to grow on me.

www.myspace.com/theargus

Shadow Kingdom
2009

Pennsylvania’s Argus might well get put into the doom metal category due to the thick riffs and the oftentimes deliberate pacing. However, their influences are more varied than some bands. It’s obvious that along with Sabbath, Candlemass, Trouble that they also took in their share of Iron Maiden, Thin Lizzy and Metallica. They frequently travel around the mid-paced level as they build the songs like large walls around them. The mood is often serious and to the point as they waste little time in laying down a heavy foundation. They remind some of Pale Divine only more active. The aspect about Argus that impressed me the most was their desire to attack right away and let you know what they are going to do. They have a sinister edge to their sound and they use it to their advantage. Vocalist Butch Balich has a powerful and steady voice that blends together very nicely with the music. Argus have taken some classic style doom and metal but added their own galloping approach to it. The only downside was that a few songs were fairly similar in their sound. Still I liked this disc right from the start and I am sure it will continue to grow on me.

www.myspace.com/theargus

It’s been a good week for circa-1970 bubblegum remix revivals. No sooner does Go Home Productions hit us with his take on the “Banana Splits” theme, then that rascally red robot DJ NoNo goes and serves The Osmonds over party-rockin‘ boom-bap beatz, seamlessly integrating ’60s swingers Hugo Montenegro and The Swingle Singers into the mix.

DJ NoNo – YoYo Roll

Good robot! Hope your buddy Tim from Radio Clash gives you a coupla extra squirts of oil tonight.

It’s been a good week for circa-1970 bubblegum remix revivals. No sooner does Go Home Productions hit us with his take on the “Banana Splits” theme, then that rascally red robot DJ NoNo goes and serves The Osmonds over party-rockin‘ boom-bap beatz, seamlessly integrating ’60s swingers Hugo Montenegro and The Swingle Singers into the mix.

DJ NoNo – YoYo Roll

Good robot! Hope your buddy Tim from Radio Clash gives you a coupla extra squirts of oil tonight.

Mr Moodswings said…
Jazz:
MILES DAVIS “AMANDALA”
Chanson:
WILLIAM SHELLER “OLYMPIA 1984″
Progressive Rock:
IT BITES “THE TALL SHIPS”
Country/Easy Listening:
LEE HAZLEWOOD “13″ (REMASTER)
Indie Rock:
OPERATOR PLEASE “YES YES VINDICTIVE”
http://newmoodswings.blogspot.com

Willard said…
HOOSEGOW – Mighty (1995)
Unique blues CD from experimental guitarist ELLIOTT SHARP (E#) and QUEEN ESTHER. Just guitar & voice.
Listen Before You Download at…
NEVER GET OUT OF THE BOAT
http://nevergetoutoftheboat.blogspot.com
Thansk Fuzzy

swvccswvcc said…
Barry Manilow (1973) [vinyl rip]
Face To Face – Under The Gun (12″, 1984) [vinyl rip]
http://swvccswvcc.blogspot.com

Jorodolfo said…
Frank Zappa – 2001 – The Steve Vai Archives Vol 2
Frank Zappa – 2002 – Picks By Larry LaLonde of Primus
Frank Zappa – 2002 – Picks By John Fishman of Phish
Studio Zappa
http://zappanalata.blogspot.com

Kevin said…
Eclectic Grooves is featuring a re-up of Evolutionary Jass Band by request. Don’t miss out on downloading this the second time around.
Best, Kevin
http://eclectic-grooves.blogspot.com

Rockcast Tuesday.07.28.09
I designed a new Rockcast t shirt today. Here’s a look. I just find the
pic to be completely off the wall, like Rockcast.
rockcast
1. Robert Plant – Freedom Fries
2. Coverdale Page – Shake My Tree
3. T Rex – The Slider
4. David Bowie – Space Oddity [Big Al Lost In Space Mix]
5. The Idle Race – A Better Life The Weather Man Knows
6. Steelheart – I’ll Never Let You Go
7. Better Than Ezra – So Alive
8. Plasmatics – Masterplan
http://www.rockcast.us/blog1/2009/07/rockcast-tuesday072809a-robert-plant.html

Mr Moodswings said…
Jazz:
MILES DAVIS “AMANDALA”
Chanson:
WILLIAM SHELLER “OLYMPIA 1984″
Progressive Rock:
IT BITES “THE TALL SHIPS”
Country/Easy Listening:
LEE HAZLEWOOD “13″ (REMASTER)
Indie Rock:
OPERATOR PLEASE “YES YES VINDICTIVE”
http://newmoodswings.blogspot.com

Willard said…
HOOSEGOW – Mighty (1995)
Unique blues CD from experimental guitarist ELLIOTT SHARP (E#) and QUEEN ESTHER. Just guitar & voice.
Listen Before You Download at…
NEVER GET OUT OF THE BOAT
http://nevergetoutoftheboat.blogspot.com
Thansk Fuzzy

swvccswvcc said…
Barry Manilow (1973) [vinyl rip]
Face To Face – Under The Gun (12″, 1984) [vinyl rip]
http://swvccswvcc.blogspot.com

Jorodolfo said…
Frank Zappa – 2001 – The Steve Vai Archives Vol 2
Frank Zappa – 2002 – Picks By Larry LaLonde of Primus
Frank Zappa – 2002 – Picks By John Fishman of Phish
Studio Zappa
http://zappanalata.blogspot.com

Kevin said…
Eclectic Grooves is featuring a re-up of Evolutionary Jass Band by request. Don’t miss out on downloading this the second time around.
Best, Kevin
http://eclectic-grooves.blogspot.com

Rockcast Tuesday.07.28.09
I designed a new Rockcast t shirt today. Here’s a look. I just find the
pic to be completely off the wall, like Rockcast.
rockcast
1. Robert Plant – Freedom Fries
2. Coverdale Page – Shake My Tree
3. T Rex – The Slider
4. David Bowie – Space Oddity [Big Al Lost In Space Mix]
5. The Idle Race – A Better Life The Weather Man Knows
6. Steelheart – I’ll Never Let You Go
7. Better Than Ezra – So Alive
8. Plasmatics – Masterplan
http://www.rockcast.us/blog1/2009/07/rockcast-tuesday072809a-robert-plant.html