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| sasca |
I want to expand my horizons. Suggest a few CDs which I ought to have.
I suggest: 'Moon Safari' - Air
'The Madcap Laughs' - Syd Barrett
'In Vogue' - Francoise Hardy
'Musique de la Gr�ce Antique' - various;
Atrium Musicae de Madrid.
'The Masterpieces of Ancient Pagan Music (Byzantine Secular Classical Music)' - various;
Christodoulos Halaris |
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| Nasty Habits |
Mississippi John Hurt - 1928 Sessions
The Best of the Memphis Jug Band
Skip Spence - Oar
Big Star - Sister Lovers
Charles Mingus - At Antibes
Holy Modal Rounders - I Make a Wish for a Potato
Stud Cole - Burn Baby Burn
Charles Wright and the 110th St. Watts Rhythm Band - Express Yourself: The Best of Charles Wright
Louis Jordan - No Moe!
White Country Blues, 1926-1938: A Lighter Shade Of Blue |
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| gypsymofo60 |
Been doin' just this very thing over Yule tide, 'You Don't Know The Trouble I've Seen'- Leadbelly......Some generic Muddy Waters anthology of early songs, taped it forgot the title.....'Disreali Gears'- Cream.....Stanley Clarke- "Bassic Collction"....'Nothing Is Safe'- Alice In Chains. |
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| Honky Tonker |
John Coltrane "A Love Supreme"
Beatles "Rubber Soul"
Beautiful South "Quench"
Cheap Trick "In Color"
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| Soul Survivor |
KISS - KISS
Now I know theres a lot of KISS bashers here, but listen to KISS's debut album. Good rock. Nowhere as good as the stones, but nowhere as bad as people make them out to be |
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| purrcafe |
So Alone - Johnny Thunders
Anything by Fela Kuti
Bomber - Motorhead
The Complete Recordings - Robert Johnson |
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| Scottfree |
Lou Reed---Set the twighlight Reeling |
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| sasca |
Thanks, everyone. Welcome, purrcafe.  |
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| lotsajizz |
NY Dolls, Too Much Too Soon (the second album)
Velvet Underground (the third album)
The Muddy Waters Chess Collection (a double disk set)
Jerry Lee Lewis Greatest Hits (double)
The Buzzcocks, Singles Going Steady |
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| F505 |
Most of Miles Davis records! |
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| Moonisup |
all the George thorogood cd's
best of- Shirley Bassey
Bo diddley
many blues cd's |
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| Nasty Habits |
The Left Reverend Eugene McDaniels - Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse
Sir Douglas Quintet - Return of Doug Salda�a/1+1+1 = 4
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| stewed & Keefed |
Tom Waits
Captain Beefheart
Edgar Broughton Band |
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| Nasty Habits |
quote:
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Edgar Broughton Band
I love these guys!
Wasa Wasa!
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| stewed & Keefed |
Wow I'm not the only one.You must be from England. Sing brother sing
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| TheSavageYoungXyzzy |
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
George Harrison - Brainwashed
The Faces - Long Player, A Nod's As Good As A Wink... To A Blind Horse, First Step
The Jeff Beck Group - Truth
The Clash - London Calling
Robert Johnson - The Complete Recordings. I got a nice box set off of Amazon with essays by Eric Clapton and Keith and a comprehensive history. Very nice.
The Who - Live At Leeds (Deluxe Edition), The Who Sings My Generation (Deluxe Edition), Quadrophenia
Paul McCartney - Driving Rain
Lots of other good suggestions 'round here too. Any generic Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf stuff'll round you out nicely.
-tSYX --- London calling... |
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| Nasty Habits |
Actually, Wasa Wasa is the only album I've heard. It's amazing - some kind of unholy union of Captain Beefheart and Black Sabbath. Definitely one of my favorite guitar drenched Britpsych noisy ass obscuro namedrops.
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| stewed & Keefed |
If you wan't a copy of Sing Brother Sing let me Know and I will burn you a copy. |
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| stewed & Keefed |
Just read that you own a record store,So you could get the cd anyway? |
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| Gazza |
All of Johnny Cash's "American Recordings" series ( 4 cd's ) including the brand new one "Tha Man Comes Around"
By The Way - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Lodger - Bowie (an overlooked gem)
Land - Patti Smith
almost anything by Tom Waits
Love & Danger - Joe Ely
almost anything by Warren Zevon
Dusty in Memphis - Dusty Springfield
Al Green
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis |
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| stonedinaustralia |
sasca you seem like some-one with fairly broad taste and knonwledge as it is - 'Musique de la Gr�ce Antique' - various; wow!!
some of the following may be familiar to you - maybe not - but you should at least hear if not necesarily take to your heart soem of the following antipodeian sounds
nick cave from the birthday party onwards - one of australia's greatest artists in any field at any time
"radios appear" - radio birdman and "i'm stranded" - the saints
and these - a little more obscure -
"magic box" - the loved ones - anarchic and outrageous (in a way working from the same blue-print as the birthday party) but in a muted '60's fashion - before everybody let it all hang out in '70's
"sex,dope,rock and roll - teenage heaven" - daddy cool
"pub with no beer" - slim dusty
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| gypsymofo60 |
quote:
Soul Survivor wrote:
KISS - KISS
Now I know theres a lot of KISS bashers here, but listen to KISS's debut album. Good rock. Nowhere as good as the stones, but nowhere as bad as people make them out to be
I hear ya Soulie! The debut was the best album, and I don't care who slags me over it, it's a damn good,(I said good, not great), album. Nothin' To Lose kicks arse! |
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| gypsymofo60 |
quote:
stonedinaustralia wrote:
sasca you seem like some-one with fairly broad taste and knonwledge as it is - 'Musique de la Gr�ce Antique' - various; wow!!
some of the following may be familiar to you - maybe not - but you should at least hear if not necesarily take to your heart soem of the following antipodeian sounds
nick cave from the birthday party onwards - one of australia's greatest artists in any field at any time
"radios appear" - radio birdman and "i'm stranded" - the saints
and these - a little more obscure -
"magic box" - the loved ones - anarchic and outrageous (in a way working from the same blue-print as the birthday party) but in a muted '60's fashion - before everybody let it all hang out in '70's
"sex,dope,rock and roll - teenage heaven" - daddy cool
"pub with no beer" - slim dusty
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ARE YOU TAKING THE PISS STONEY?......Slim Dusty?????? OOOOHHHHH.....IlovetahaveabeerwivDuncan- IlovetahaveabeerwivDunc....you seem to have imbibed a little more than you should've over New Year.....How about Fastbuck, or Kevin Borich? |
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| stonedinaustralia |
quote:
gypsymofo60 wrote:
ARE YOU TAKING THE PISS STONEY?......Slim Dusty?????? OOOOHHHHH.....IlovetahaveabeerwivDuncan-
no i'm not taking the piss gmf nor am i talking about that dreadful "duncan" song
"pub with no beer" is a classic song not only in terms of country music (australian or any other) - as a song it is masterpiece of existentialist angst (albeit probably unintentionally) - i'd love to hear tom waits do it - perhaps slowed down just a little -slim makes it all a bit "folksy" but at root it's a strong piece of work |
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| Soul Survivor |
quote:
gypsymofo60 wrote:
I hear ya Soulie! The debut was the best album, and I don't care who slags me over it, it's a damn good,(I said good, not great), album. Nothin' To Lose kicks arse!
And how bout "Duece", and "Black Diamond"? Good stuff |
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| gypsymofo60 |
Shit!...Sorry SIA, I thought you were being fascitious, my mistake. I haven't actually listened to that particular song properly, I must admit, I'll check it out. Another great Aussie anthology IMHO is 'Hands Of Time'-The Best Of The Masters Apprentices, and Spiderbait are good stuff too. Soulie, Deuce, Black Diamond,& Cold Gin all good songs, but when I bought that CD you shoulda seen the look I got from the sales assistant, like I was buying Engelbert Humperdink or something. |
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| Soul Survivor |
quote:
gypsymofo60 wrote:
Soulie, Deuce, Black Diamond,& Cold Gin all good songs, but when I bought that CD you shoulda seen the look I got from the sales assistant, like I was buying Engelbert Humperdink or something.
I got that look when I bought "Sticky Fingers" |
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| stonedinaustralia |
no worries gmf ' tho i can see how you might have thought so -there is an amusing side to it
agree - spiderbait are good...regurgitator too
a lot of dave graney's stuff is good - EVERYBODY should hear "Rock and Roll is Where I Hide"
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| gypsymofo60 |
quote:
Soul Survivor wrote:
I got that look when I bought "Sticky Fingers"
..Yeah! I gotta line for that look now; "Well I'm very fucking sorry it aint Puff(fucking)Daddy, but do I look like a 15 year old gangbanger?"......Ring it up! |
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| Soul Survivor |
Yeah. LOL
The managers and workers of these stores are all about 17 so if you buy something older than about 5 years, they think its fuckin ancient |
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