Affinity -Affinity (1970 -Vertigo)

Fronted by vocalist Linda Hoyle Affinity's one and only LP is now worth around BP60 on the collectors' market. Not bad for a band whose entire recorded output consists of just the "Affinity" LP and the single "Eli's Song"/"United States Of Mind" (Vertigo 6059 018) which is in itself worth around BP10. Ably supported by guitarist Mike Jupp, bassist Mo Foster, organist Lynton Naiff and drummer Grant Serpell, Affinity were one of several UK jazz-rock groups signed up by the influential Vertigo Records. But although the band's seven-track debut was well received by the critics, it didn't dissuade the group from splitting up soon after its release in 1970.

Linda Hoyle continued to record for Vertigo, releasing the "Pieces Of Me" LP (Vertigo 6360060) in 1971 on which she was backed by Chris Spedding and Soft Machine members John Marshall and Karl Jenkins. The LP was a much more varied one than Affinity's, ranging from ballads to hard rock, and though it wasn't a commercial success, it's now worth something like BP125 to a dedicated devotee Vertigo Records collector. Drummer Grant Serpell went on to join Sailor, playing on hits like "Girls Girls Girls" and "A Glass Of Champagne", whilst organist Lynton Naiff gigged with Toe Fat, the band led by ex-Rebel Rouser Cliff Bennett. Mo Foster later resurfaced in Ray Fenwick-led Fancy, in the mid 70s.

Tracks :

I Am And So Are You
Night Flight
I Wonder If I Care As Much
Mr. Joy
Three Sisters
Coconut Grove
All Along The Watchtower
Eli's Coming
United States Of Mind

AFFINITY -AFFINITY.rar

Colosseum -The Valentyne Suite (Vertigo)

01. The Kettle
02. Elegy
03. Butty's Blues
04. The Machine Demands A Sacrifice
05. The Valentyne Suite:
a)Theme One: January's Search
b)Theme Two: February's Valentyne
c)Theme Three: The Grass Is Always Greener

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May Blitz -The 2nd of May (Wonderful Vertigo Heavy Prog album)

01. For Mad Men Only
02. Snakes And Ladders
03. The 25Th Of December 1969
04. In Part
05. 8 Mad Grim Nits
06. High Beech
07. Honey Coloured Time
08. Just Thinking

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Dave Pearce -New Dance (surprisingly good Daily Star freebie)

Inner trance -dave Pearce comp. typical track

01 Futureproof feat. Lynsey Moore -I gave so much
02 S61 -The Sun
03 Anthony Dean & Starlet aka Lizzie Curious -Inner Trance
04 Riley & Durrant -Suddenly
05 Rob Tissera, Vinylgroover & The Red He'd -Beautiful
06 Ian Knowles -Wired
07 Loop -Loop
08 Vinylgroover & the Red He'd -Feel Me

DAVE PEARCE -NEW DANCE SEPARATE TRAX.rar

Dr. Z -Three Parts to my Soul (1970)

One of the great, lost prog rock albums, Dr. Z's “Three Parts to My Soul” ended up being one of the rarest albums on the "swirl" Vertigo label, with only 80 copies said to exist. Luckily it was reissued many times, starting with Second Battle in Germany, Si- Wan in Korea, Universal in Japan, and most recently Akarma in Italy. Most of these reissues replicate the original gimmick cover (a die-cut fold-out cover not unlike ELP's “Brain Salad Surgery”).
Dr. Z was lead by North Wales university professor Keith Keyes, who handles keyboards (harpsichord, piano, organ), as well as vocals, with Bob Watkins on drums, and Rob Watson on bass. This is another album, like BLACK WIDOW's “Sacrifice”, that featured lyrics that flirted with the occult in a prog rock setting. Here Keyes had the idea that in the afterlife, your soul is divided in to three parts, with a Latin term to each, Spiritus, Manes et Umbra. Spiritus was the soul that goes to heaven, Manes is the soul that's damned to Hell, and Umbra being the soul that stays on Earth to eternally haunt. There are some people who don't think this album is particularly good. OK, so don't expect polished YES/GENESIS-influenced prog here. What you get is early British prog, dominated mainly by harpsichord, with occult lyrics and very peculiar vocals, trying to sound "evil". The production isn't the greatest in the world, although it was produced by Patrick Campbell-Lyons of NIRVANA (the late '60s/early '70s UK band that is, hardly the Kurt Cobain-led grunge band everyone knows of).
"Evil Woman's Manly Child" is said to be a reverse of the Ten Commandments. Here you get two voices, a whispered voice and a sung voice. This is truly one of the album's many high points. "Spiritus, Manes et Umbra" could almost sound like a hit if things worked out a bit different for the band (and of course, rid of the drum solo). It's such a catchy little song. "Summer For the Rose" shows some psychedelic elements, showing how in 1971, the 1960s hadn't totally vanished. "Burn in Anger" is a piano-dominated ballad that truly screams 1971, while "Too Well Satisfied" is one of those cheesy songs with lots of appeal. "In a Token of Despair" is the closing ballad, regarding the spirit that haunts the Earth. The entire album has that theatrical quality. Many of the reissues come with two bonus cuts, "Lady Ladybird" and "People in the Street", which was released as a single back in 1970 on Fontana. What's really interesting about these two cuts, written by Keith Keyes as on “Three Parts to My Soul”, is you will find absolutely no signs of occult subject matters in these two songs. "Lady Ladybird" is a pretty cheery number. "People in the Street" on the other hand sounds too much like straight-up pop, lacking the charm of "Lady Ladybird". But for “Three Parts to My Soul”, this might not to be everyone's taste, but I like the album, regardless what might be said.

DR Z -3 PARTS TO MY SOUL.rar

Eroc Three (1979?)

01 Ride Up
02 Tontillon
03 Fito Linte
04 Wolkenreise
05 Solar Plexus
06 Euer Lied
07 Falke whips it out
08 About my town
09 Sunny Sunday's Sunset
10 He's around here
11 Crew Blues Session
12 Feuerwolken
13 Journey of the Clouds
14 Wolkenträume
15 Signs in the Sky
16 Chilly Clouds
17 Bad Girl

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REPOST: United States of America (now including the GREAT bonus tracks!)

Recorded in 1967 and released in 1968, this album largely reflects the vision of avant-garde composer Joseph Byrd. The supporting musicians on the album include excellent fretless bassist Rand Forbes who was a modern classical bassist (he bought an electric Ampeg fretless for the occasion), wonderful vocalist Dorothy Moskowitz, violinist Gordon Marron and percussionist Craig Woodson. The album is stylistically diverse and the pieces range from Beatles/Jefferson Airplane influenced psychedelic pop, gloomy quasi-Gregorian chant, through electronic experimentation and spacey interludes, to found sounds and general avant-garde tendencies suggestive of an influence by composers like Cage Stockhausen, and Edgar Varese The use of electronics on this album is very creative for 1968 and includes (most notably) a crude wave generator built by none other than Tom Oberheim (he was responsible for synthesizers like the Oberheim polyphonic for example).

her electronic effects include running the violin through a ring modulator which resulted in the violin sounding like an electric guitar - this is an interesting choice given Joe's desire to get away from the guitar "clutter" as he referred to it as. as ring modulator treatment as well Finally, the wave generator was run through an echoplex (echo device) that added yet another tonal color to the recording. The ten pieces are fairly short and range from the 2'37" Coming Down to the 6'38" The American Way of Love With the exception of the whimsical introductory vocal section of the piece I Won't Leave My Wooden Wife for You, Sugar, all of the music is quite serious Overall this is an exceptional recording that is a refreshing departure from the rock music typically associated with the late 1960's (or at least the music that Rolling Stone Magazine would associate with the 1960s). (review by Jeffrey J.Park - amazon.com).

01.American Metaphysical Circus, The
02.Hard Coming Love
03.Cloud Song
04.Garden of Earthly Delights, The
05.I Won't Leave My Wooden Wife For You, Sugar
06.Where Is Yesterday
07.Coming Down
08.Love Song For the Dead Che
09.Stranded in Time
10.The American Way of Love Medley: Metaphor For An Older Man Part I / California Good-Time Music Pa..
11.Osamu's Birthday
12.No Love to Give
13.I Won't Leave My Wooden Wife For You, Sugar
14.You Can Never Come Down
15.Perry Pier
16.Tailor Man
17.Do You Follow Me
18.American Metaphysical Circus, The
19.Mouse (The Garden of Earthly Delights)
20.Heresy (Coming Down)

The United States Of America:
*Gordon Marron - vocals, electric violin, ring modulator
*Craig Woodson - electronic drums, percussion
*Dorothy Moskowitz - vocals
*Joseph Byrd - vocals, piano, electric harpsichord, organ, calliope, electronics
*Rand Forbes - bass guitar

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**SIMILAR ARTIST ==>The Spoils of War

Cornucopia -Full Horn

"...and the madness" -Cornucopia. Typical mad track from this wacky album. Love it!

Track Listings

1. Day Of A Daydreambeliever/Humanoid Robot Show/Hope Part One/Death Of A Clown/D-d-daily Review/Night
2. Morning Sun Version 127 (For The Charts)
3. Spot On You Kids
4. And The Madness...

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Agitation Free -2nd (1973)

"Haunted Island" -Agitation Free ("2nd). spooky!

1. First Communication (8:10)
2. Dialogue And Random (1:51)
3. Layla, Part 1 (1:41)
4. Layla, Part 2 (6:47)
5. In The Silence Of The Morning Sunrise (6:33)
6. A Quiet Walk (9:15)
a) Listening
b) Two-not Of The Same Kind
7. Haunted Island (7:11)

Agitation Free - 1973 - 2nd.rar

Novalis -Banished Bridge (1973)

"High Evolution" -Novalis

01. Banished bridge (17:06)
02. High evolution (4:27)
03. Laughing (9:10)
04. Inside of me (inside of you) (6:40)

Novalis - Banished Bridge.rar

Kravetz -Kravetz (1972)

KRAVETZ (The Hamburg Scene)

1 - I'd Like To Be A Child Again (9:35)
2 - Ann Toomuch (7:55)
3 - Routes (7:27)
4 - When The Dream Is Over (3:14)
5 - Master of Time (9:40)

Kravetz - 1972 - Kravetz.rar

Eroc -Zwei

More crazy electronic noodlings and insane banter from Eroc! **P.s -If you like this, you really should try Faust's "The Faust Tapes" which is very similar enjoyable electronic nonsense!

Tracklist:

1. Nebelwelt
2. Ein Unhoeflicher Anfang
3. Aktuelles Vorwort
4. Der Traum Vom Wald
5. Erocs Reise
6. Lied Von Der Bruecke
7. Toni Geht Nach Boelerheide
8. Geleerte Worte
9. Abendmeer
10. Kleine Freude
11. Prof Erwin Senkelfuss
12. Zeige Mir Den Weg
13. Sonnenfluch
14. Der Alte Brylka Schimpft
15. Herr Von Schwabulahn
16. Unsere Neuen Rosen
17. Geburtstagsstaendchen
18. Das Irsinnslied
19. Eine Erkenntnis
20. Ich Bin Ein Lachen
21. Sternenwelke
22. Ein Hoeflicher Abgang
23. Psychodelic Cloud
24. Morley's Orgasm
25. Liebeslied
26. Der Mond Ist Aus Gruenem Kaese
27. Der Marsch Der Pfifferlinge
28. Sprache Der Pfifferlinge I
29. Sprache Der Pfifferlinge II
30. Sprache Der Pfifferlinge III

http://www.4shared.com/file/142180918/3376b118/EROC_2_1976.html

Amon Duul II -Yeti

FANTASTIC PSYCH/PROG ALBUM, MUST HEAR!!

Track Listings
1. Soap Shop Rock: Burning Sister/Halluzination Guillotine/Gulp a Sonata
2. She Came Through the Chimney
3. Archangels Thunderbird
4. Cerberus
5. Return of Ruebezahl
6. Eye-Shaking King
7. Pale Gallery
8. Yeti (Improvisation)
9. Yeti Talks to Yogi (Improvisation)
10. Sandoz in the Rain (Improvisation)

AMON DUUL YETI.rar

the world of elizabethan music

the world of Elizabethan Music.rar

"Come, Let us Sound with Melody" -Elizabethan music. Sung by the famous Emma Kirkby. Beautiful!

Patrick Juvet -I love America 12 inch single (very long!) (vinyl source)

I LOVE AMERICA.rar

*(vinyl rip)*

The Electric Prunes -Release of an Oath (Vinyl Source)

The second album on which composer David Axelrod and producer Dave Hassinger usurped the name of the Electric Prunes (the band which recorded "I Had Too Much Too Dream Last Night" had long since split -- their names and likenesses are nowhere to be found on this LP) is much less notorious than its predecessor, Mass in F Minor. This is a shame, because it's actually the better album by far. Mass in F Minor is a halting, muddy attempt at combining ock and classical instrumentation, an idea that's better explored on Release of an Oath (which is, according to the liner notes, based on a centuries-old prayer called the Kol Nidre). Songs like the liturgical "Holy Are You" and the mostly instrumental "General Confessional" combine swirling string and woodwind parts with heavy guitar and organ in a more organic and cohesive fashion than before. Musically complex and intriguing without being nearly as pretentious as a capsule description might indicate, Release of an Oath is a remarkable piece of early American progressive rock. Be aware, however, that it's quite brief even by '60s standards: the whole thing is over in 24 and a half minutes.

1. Kol Nidre
2. Holy Are You
3. General Confessional
4. Individual Confessional
5. Our Father, Our King
6. The Adoration
7. Closing Hymn

ELECTRIC PRUNES -RELEASE OF AN OATH (VINYL SOURCE).rar

Johnny Duncan and the Bluegrass Boys -From Tennessee to Taree (excellent skiffle guy compilation!!)

-hey guys! if you like Lonnie Donegan's "Rock Island Line", you HAVE to listen to this!! Remember "Last train to San Fernando"?? Wel this guy did this and it's on here too!! I love him! ....A mixture of rock n roll, country, and skiffle. But always sung with that "high lonesome wail"...what a legend....xxx

"last train to san fernando"-Johhny Duncan's one hit wonder of the sixties. if you like that, maybe you'll like the rest of his stuff which is just as much fun!!

Track List: Last Train... From Tennessee to Taree: The Johnny Duncan Story

Rockabilly Baby
Last Train to San Fernando
Footprints in the Snow
Get Along Home, Cindy
Rockabilly Medley: Raise a Rucku...
Blue, Blue Heartache
Jig Along Home
Gospel Medley: Old Time Religion...
If You Love Me Baby
Frieght Train Blues
Press On
Johnny's Blue Yodel
Which Way Did He Go?
More and More
Kaw-Liga
Ella Speed
Just a Little Lovin'
Calamity Mose
Itchin' for My Baby
I Heard the Bluebirds Sing
Yonder Comes a Sucker
All of the Monkeys Ain't in the Zoo
This Train
That's All Right Darlin'
Railroad Medley: Pan-American/I'...
She Took the Engineer
Cold and Lonely Trail
Hillbilly Daddy
Tennessee to Taree

**also i have included 3 bonus excellent tracks at the end** (Hannah, Tobacco Road and Sleepy Eyed John)

JOHNNY DUNCAN AND THE BLUEGRASS BOYS -last train -from tennessee to taree.rar

Hen's Teeth 3 -Various Artists (rare Psych compilation)

The Fire -"Man in the Teapot" -, -typical track, Hen's Teeth 3

1. The Anteeeks - I Don't Want You
2. Kippington Lodge - I Can See Her Face
3. The Fire - Man In The Teapot
4. Mandrake - Len
5. The Glass Menagerie - Somebody To Love
6. Now - Marcia
7. The Smoke - Utterly Simple
8. The Orange Machine - Dr. Crippen's Waiting Room
9. The Barrier - Dawn Breaks Through
10. Ron Grainer Orchestra - Boy Meets Girl
11. Factory - Castle On A Hill
12. Jigsaw - Seven Fishes
13. Team Dokus - 60 Million Megaton Sunset
14. Tales Of Justine - Sitting On A Blunestone
15. The Difference - Sweet Sounds Everywhere
16. Nimrod - Don't Let It Get The Best Of You
17. The Blue Effect - Sun Is So Bright
18. The Scene - Scenes (From Another World)
19. White Trash - Illusions
20. unknown - Out Of My Mind (Over You)
21. The Flames - Mod Trad
22. The Nashville Teens - I'm A Lonely One
23. The Mirage - I See The Rain
24. The Matadors - Don't Bother Me
25. Strange Brew - Mr. Paradise
26. George Bean - Floatin'
27. The Majority - Time Machie Man

HEN'S TEETH 3.rar

Bollywood Breaks -Various Artists

Shake around the house, 1 Mar 2001
By A Customer (Amazon uk)

Groovy stuff this. Haven't bought the 'Bollywood Funk' album yet, but shall do soon. Most of this is original Bollywood soundtrack, funked up with some sexy beats that make it perfect for shaking yer butt to. If you like the good Asian influenced dance music around at the moment, buy this. If you like a bit of Northen Soul, buy this. Some of the tracks are slightly hard work but not many. So don't analyse it too much, it's a CD full of groovy, fun tunes that'll make you smile...just kick off yer shoes and shake around the house.

Track Listings
1. Cosmic Flute
2. Tonight My Love
3. Saffron Sunset
4. In The Garden
5. Lover's Paradise
6. Traffic Jam
7. The Chase
8. Temptation





Bollywood Breaks.rar

Essential Mix 2 (Pete Tong Mix only)

Track Listings
1. Call On Me - Johnny X
2. Lover That You Are - Pulse (3)
3. Heaven Knows - Moraes, Angel
4. Keep On Jumpin' - Lisa Marie Experience
5. Cut The Midrange - Watchman (2)
6. Read My Lips - Future Breeze
7. There's Nothing I Won't Do - JX
8. Eugina - Salt Tank

(sorry but I thought the Pete Tong mix was the only worthy one on this album!!

PETE TONG ESSENTIAL MIX.rar

Happy House Rides Again: Rush Hour 2 -Various Artists, 90's "Happy House"

Typical track....etc!

Tracklist
Spirits 5:53
Do You Feel Me (Direct Mix) 5:06
Feel So Good 4:52
Waterfall (Pegasus 4) 5:04
Feel The Magic 5:42
Esta Es La Musica (Havanna Mix) 4:57
Dancing Thru' The Night 6:03
Eternity 5:04
Apache 4:40
Elephant Paw 4:29
Freedom (Native Drum Mix) 5:39
We're Going On Down 5:52

rush hour 2 HAPPY HOUSE.rar

Technostate (90's House/Rave Compilation)

Track Listings
1. Everybody In The Place - Prodigy (1)
2. Bouncer - Kicks Like A Mule
3. Running Out Of Time - Digital Orgasm
4. Different Strokes - Isotonik
5. Take Me Away - Cappella
6. Can You Feel The Passion - Blue Pearl
7. Playing With Knives - Bizarre Inc.
8. Frequency - Altern 8
9. Get Down - M-D-Emm
10.What Can You Do For Me - Utah Saints
11.Are You Ready To Fly - Rozalla
12.Pure Pleasure - Digital Excitation
13.Rave Generator - Tribeka
14.Rescue Me - Malone, Debbie
15.Uptempo - Tronikhouse
16.Stand Up (Earthquake) - Rave Nation & Juliette
17.UHF - UHF
18.Wicked Love - Oceanic
19.Put The Hammer Down - Sonic System
20.Far Out - Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era

Technostate.rar

Sofistifunk Vol 2 -Various Artists (Great 70's Jazz-Funk Rare Compilation)

Andei (and I walked) -sofistifunk 2

1. In a silent way
2. Primal scream
3. Danish drive
4. Wind danse
5. Parana
6. Mr. McFreeze
7. Ilha grande
8. Andei (I walked)
9. Salve o verde
10. Rumplestiltskin
11. Oceanus
12. Modern times
13. Aspirations

Sofistifunk, Vol. 2.rar

Ready Steady Stop! -Various Artists (Rare Beat/ Freakbeat Compilation)

typical track from this great Mod collection.

Track Listings:
1. Stop - Pan Pipers
2. She's Got Everything - Kinks
3. I've Laid Some Down In My Time - Colton, Tony & The Big Boss Band
4. Gonna Find A Cave - Sorrows (1)
5. Can't Help Thinking About Me - Bowie, David & The Lower Third
6. I Really Care - Bown, Alan Set
7. Working Man - Riot Squad
8. You're Good To Me - Blue Chips
9. You've Gotta Be With Me - Onyx
10. Who's Wrong - Truth
11. We Ain't Got Nothing Yet - Spectres
12. My Way Of Thinking - Bystanders
13. Can't Stop Thinking About Her - Chapters
14. Top Hat - Montanas
15. World Keeps Going Round - Lancastrians
16. You've Been Unfair - Clique
17. Big Kill - Five's Company
18. Head For The Sun - Movement
19. First Time I Saw The Sun Shine - Time
20. Good Times - Pussyfoot
21. I Take It We're Through - Riot Squad
22. She Can't See For Looking - Bobcats
23. Somewhere They Can't Find Me - Justin & Karlsen
24. Don't Leave Me In The Dark - Youngblood
25. Some Kind Of Loving - Blue Chips
26. Make Up Or Break Up - Leslie, Michael
27. Call Out The Name - Worrying Kynde
28. I Don't Wanna Be Free - Sorrows
29. You'd Better Make Up Your Mind - Koobas
30. Evil Woman - Darrell, Guy

READY STEADY STOP!.rar

Prog is Not a Four Letter Word -Andy Votel (Various Artists)

omur biter yol bimez -typical prog track

Album Description
• Whoever came up with the over-pretentious, collective term "Progressive Rock" couldn’t have been less forward thinking. Prog rock in its truest form was not a ‘restrictive’ genre - it was a movement that unified ALL genres.
• Forget such flamboyant cover stars such as Genesis, Yes and ELP, what of the truly progressive international rock musicians who started their own hybrid-hurricanes outside the rectangular iris of Prog's media storm? What about the unintentionally progressive musicians from the far reaches of the globe who were forced to create their own brand of psychedelic rock in a country shielded from the influence of the western world? And why don’t we spare a thought (and some needle time), for the culturally progressive crusaders carrying the rock-music flag in the face of political adversity risking social ostrasization or even death?

• Even though most of the 15 tracks on this compilation were recorded over 30 years ago they still, individually embody a wide range of challenging progressive musical ideas which are as relevant today as they were when the vinyl first came off the press in each of their scattered countries of origin.

• "Prog Is Not A Four Letter Word" is the follow-up to ANDY VOTEL (TWISTED NERVE)’s critically acclaimed "Folk Is Not A Four Letter Word" (CDDELAY01), which caused quite a stir earlier this year.

• The majority of these tracks have never before been on CD, many appear here for the first time away from their highly sought after, and stupendously rare, original releases.

*Psychelatte's Verdict: Very cool and weird offbeat collection of sounds from all round the globe!

Track Listings
1. Pozzo Del Pichio - Merta
2. Visitors - Visitors
3. Baris Manco - Lambaya Puf De
4. Drugi Nacin - Zuti List
5. Bran - Breuddweyd
6. Breakout - Powiedzielismy Juz Wszystko
7. San Ul Lim - Frustration
8. Egg - Fugue In D Minor
9. 3 Hurel - Omur Biter Yol Bitmez
10. Illes - Nem Erdekel Amit Mondsz
11. Jean Claude Vannier - Les Gardes Volent Au SecoursDu Roi
12. Embryo - Music Of Today
13. Jazz Q - Toledo.

Prog Is Not a Four Letter Word.rar

Intaferon: Get out of London -12 inch 80's single (Rare bonkers track, gotta hear!!)

INTERFERON GET OUT OF LONDON.rar

Hold Tight
Monday morning wake up yawning
Break an egg, bust my head, maybe it's a warning
Ring on the bell says it's half past eight
Kees on the TV, hey Im gonna be late
I'm walking on the pavement skipping all the lines
so the bears don't eat me send me to the saltmines
Get on the bus but the bus don't stop my feet are sitting downstairs my head on the top
I can't see out the window cuz there ain't no sun
I think somebodys tellin me to G-G-G-G-Get out of London

My feets keep movin and i don't wear any socks
Can't stop singing, head ting-a-lingin
Left my house, now I hang out in a phonebox
Making coffins out of bits of old wood,
Sell 'em cheap to the council though i know it's no good to be a traitor,
collaborator, still i'd rather be a snitch than a cocktail waiter
Commit my crime now pay my penalty later
Okay allright i know i'm doin wrong but save it till tomorrow got to G-G-G-G-G-Get out of london

Last night I lost my purity it started with a kiss, I settled in to revel in a night of bedded bliss
I had a bee in my bonnet, a tiger in my tank
I was on my maiden voyage but my liner just sank
They call me jack of hearts, some would say a knave
My mother was the queen of tarts my baby was a sex slave
Pa's selling weapons to the Red Army Faction
I burn myself in public just to get a reaction
Tattoo my face so my race is run
My car is on fire got to G-G-G-G-G-Get out of London

Don't wear a suit don't wear a smile,
Don't wear my spikes out on the golden mile
Keep my hand on my gun, keep my eye on my mines
Keep my heart on the beat when i'm running through the front lines
Chain Gang chasin' me but I'm quick as a fox
An' i rock my body to the sound of the box
the louder you scream the faster we go
It's an ack ack battery a boom-boom-boom
Helter Skelter flattery coming down soon
Pay packet, jug drug, babies buying fun,
Purdie's on speed I got to G-G-G-G-Get out of London

Run don't walk keep as straight as a crow, I'm waiting for my treasure at the Admiral Benbow,
Blues in my pockets, Reds in my bed, the weights are building bodies and the blacks are pumping lead

A Face in a photo, the beauty is bare tears on her cheek
She's living in a nightmare turn the page to a brand new leaf,
Resolute swagger loot time to be a thief,
Go to task wear a mask four ponies a ton,
Keep out of Sing Sing got to G-G-G-G-G-Get out of London

Everybody in the land turn into a sugartooth beg like a puppy dog,
Brains like a hedgehog
Gimme Ten P and I'll tell you the truth, sell you a wonder drug, elixir of youth
Threw a party for my friends so they wouldn't be lonely
They wouldn't let me in said it's membership only don't worry bout me
Cuz i'm doin fine standin on my head
And sittin on a gold mine
Keep taking the nitro three times a day, Keep out of the cross fire and G-G-G-G-G-Get out of London.

Hen's Teeth -Various Artists (Rare 60's Psych Compilation)

My favourite track from this interesting collection of obscure UK psychedelia. (this track is about the day the Titanic sank). Oh the urgency!

David - Light Of Your Mind
Glass Opening - Does It Really Matter
Matadors - Get Down From The Tree
Freedom - Trying To Get A Glimpse
Alan Avon & The Toyshop - A Night To Remember Edwick Rumbold - Boggle Woggle
Svensk - Getting Old
Wheels Of Time - 1984
Juniors Eyes - The Black Smoke
Virgin Sleep - Halliford House
Enough's Enough - Please Remember
Mandrake - Sunlight Glide
State Of Mickey & Tommy - I Know What I Would Do
The Executives - Moving In A Circle
The Bluejeans - Sandfly
John Carter - The Laughing Man
Giorgio & Marco's Men - Baby I Need You
Favourite Sons - Walking, Walking, Walking
Hifi's - Tread Softly For The Sleeper's
Tangerine Peel - Trapped
Gibsons - City Life
Motivation - Little Man
Kinetic - Suddenly Tomorrow
Tickle - Good Morning
Enough's Enough - Look Around You Baby
Kirkby's - It's A Crime

HEN'S TEETH.rar

I Love Bollywood (Various Artists)

"Joote Dedo, Paise Lelo".I love Bollywood-Typical track from this great fun Bollywood compilation.

Track Listings:

1. Dum Maro Dum (from Hare Rama Hare Krishna) - Asha Bhosle & Chorus
2. Joote Dedo, Paise Lelo (from Hum Aapke Hain Koun) - Lata Mangeshkar, S.P. Balasubrahmanyam & Chorus
3. Pyar Mein Dil To (from Chhupa Rustam) - Alka Yagnik, Kumar Sanu & Chorus
4. O Mera Sona (from Teesri Manzil) - Asha Bhosle & Mohd. Rafi
5. O Saathi Re (from Muqaddar Ka Sikandar) - Kishore Kumar
6. Kahin Deep Jale Kahin Dil (from Bees Saal Baad) - Lata Mangeshkar
7. Neele Gagan Ke Tale (from Hamraaz) - Mahendra Kapoor
8. Sajan Sajan Teri Dulhan (from Aarzoo) - Alka Yagnik & Chorus
9. Tere Mere Beech Mein (from Ek Duuje Ke Liye) - Lata Mangeshkar & S.P. Balasubrahmanyam
10. Jaiye Aap Kahan Jayenge (from Mere Sanam) - Asha Bhosle
11. Chup Chup Khade Ho (from Bari Behen) - Lata Mangeshkar & Premlata
12. Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu (from Hawrah Bridge) - Geeta Dutt
13. Main Hoon Pyar Tera (from Teesri Manzil) - Asha Bhosle & Mohd Rafi
14. Dum Dum Diga Diga (from Chhalia) - Mukesh
15. Rang De (from Thakshak) - Asha Bhosle & Chorus

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Os Mundi - 43 Minuten (1972) HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

"It's All There" -Os Mundi, 43 Minuten.

Just as Electric Prunes and Eela Craig did before and after them, Os Mundi from Berlin converted a Latin mass into the progressive and/or psychedelic rock format. Os Mundi was the brainchild of Udo Arndt. On the first album they were helped by guests Hartmut Seidel (bass) and David Kalckreuth (organ). The album was a tour de force with heavy, powerful guitars and garage organs. It had a dense, raw production, sinister atmosphere and made clever use of studio effects. Indeed, its dark atmosphere could easily be associated with a black mass, instead of a Latin mass! It sounded a bit like early Uriah Heep or Vanilla Fudge with similar, opera-like vocals. The second album 43 Minuten (recorded at Audio Studios in June 1972 with Konrad Plank) was a very, very different work. It was a more "mainstream" progressive rock recording, drawing more from jazz, folk and contemporary West Coast rock. Highlights of this album included "But Reality Will Show", a Holderlin-like ballad with the use of cello, and "Erstickubungen", a tremendous instrumental blow-out with gutsy, heavy guitar play from Udo. He later became a renowned rock and new wave record producer and engineer (Ian Cussick, Munchener Freiheit, Morgenrot, Steinwolke). Nowadays he's employed as an engineer and producer at the Audion Studio in Berlin.

01. A question of decision (7:40)
02. Triple (5:07)
03. Missile (3:05)
04. It's all there (4:08)
05. Isn't it beautiful (2:17)
06. But reality will show (6:30)
07. Children's games (7:59)
08. Erstickubungen (6:21)
09. Fortsentsung Folgt (1:17)

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My Verdict: Fan-flippin-tastic!!

David Munrow, Early Music Consort -Early Music Festival HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMENDED!!

Typical track from disc 01 of this collection. ("Ecco La Primavera"/ Early Music Festival Disc One) -Reminds me of Robin Hood!!

This is typical music from the 2nd disc. (very different to disc one!)Hit that play button!

Italian culture during the period from the 14th to the 16th centuries was a whirlwind of developing literature and art, and during this period of history Florence was a political and cultural center to rival Milan or Verona.
I love medieval and renaissance music. They are the "roots" of the great classics centuries later. One does not cultivate a complete education of art by studying only such Masters as Van Gogh, Renoir, Picasso, Dali etc. So it is with fine music.
These CD's contain examples of Florentine musical composition from the 1300's and 1500's. The first CD, performed by David Munrow and the Early Music Consort, covers compositions from the 1300's, with many of the works of Francesco Landini, the most prolific Florentine composer of this period. The second covers music from the 1500's and is performed by John Beckett and the Musica Reservata. Here we can see the early development of both symphonic structure and opera.
Both discs are wonderful examples of different periods in the history of musical development, and performed by different conductors and artists. Therefore a comparison between the two is unfair and misplaced. David Munrow and the Early Music Consort are superb, as I have always found them to be, and John Beckett and the Musica Reservata are equally enjoyable.
If you appreciate early music you will find this recording to be a fantastic addition to your collection, and perhaps the definitive collection of early Italian music. If you are unfamiliar with early music or with Italian Renaissance music then these CD's would be a wonderful introduction.

Best Italian Renaissance disc available., June 27, 2002
By A Customer

This re-issue of recordings from the early 70's by the Early Music Consort Of London is,in my opinion,the best recordings of Italian Renaissance works.It is the favorite of my early music discs,and includes music treasures from 14th and 16th century Florence. Great listening on both discs,and worth the money! (Reviews taken from Amazon.com)

My Verdict: The greatest 'classical' cd I have ever owned!!! HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

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DISC TWO:
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