Listening now to this stereo/mono CD.
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Paul McCartney - Egypt Station
Great album, with worthwhile bonus tracks
Lots of really good tunes with simple but effective lyrics.
The sound is a bit gritty and loose but that didn’t distract from my enjoyment.
I never got that as it was only available as mp3
Have you heard Mahavishnu Orchestra – The Lost Trident Sessions (1999, CD) - Discogs its great.
Recorded at Trident Studios, London, England / June 25-29, 1973.
All tracks previously unreleased.
It was also released on CD as part of the 5 CD Complete Columbia Albums box.
Enjoying Journey now. Infinity. Blu-spec CD2.
Mahavishnu Orchestra– Lost Trident Sessions
"Bootleggers had inferior sounding copies in circulation floating about costing loads of money and being hailed as Jazz's holy grail. Finally the tapes have re-surfaced and have been incredibly re-mastered sounding fresh and very clean"
- John McLaughlin – guitar
- Jan Hammer – keyboards
- Billy Cobham – drums
- Jerry Goodman – violin
- Rick Laird – bass
"Bootleggers had inferior sounding copies in circulation floating about costing loads of money and being hailed as Jazz's holy grail. Finally the tapes have re-surfaced and have been incredibly re-mastered sounding fresh and very clean"
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500 Club - QQ All-Star
Brian Eno – Nerve Net
Musicians (partial list)
Extra tasty trip-hop/kraut-rock with hypnotic grooves, loads of breathy synthesizers and cyber-mutated guitar distortions.
Filtered vocals add some inventive textures here and there. The mood is both placid and tense, with some sort of "biologic" sense of evolution. Like bacteria reproducing and eating themselves. Sort of...."
Musicians (partial list)
- Robert Fripp – Guitar
- John Paul Jones – Piano
- Benmont Tench – percussion
- Sugarfoot Moffett – Drums
Extra tasty trip-hop/kraut-rock with hypnotic grooves, loads of breathy synthesizers and cyber-mutated guitar distortions.
Filtered vocals add some inventive textures here and there. The mood is both placid and tense, with some sort of "biologic" sense of evolution. Like bacteria reproducing and eating themselves. Sort of...."
Sometimes my fucking brain just gets too wrapped up in stuff and Dylan just makes me settle down. This 6 disc set will help for awhile.
Cluster & Eno – Cluster & Eno
"Brian Eno was certainly instrumental in creating and popularizing the concept of "ambient music" -- but it was not his invention alone. The German musicians Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius (Cluster) were brothers in spirit.
Elegant & diverse. From Indian sitar and tamboura, to synth warbles and airy tributes to Western groove, it is a rare glimpse at what happens when masters meet"
"Brian Eno was certainly instrumental in creating and popularizing the concept of "ambient music" -- but it was not his invention alone. The German musicians Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius (Cluster) were brothers in spirit.
Elegant & diverse. From Indian sitar and tamboura, to synth warbles and airy tributes to Western groove, it is a rare glimpse at what happens when masters meet"
Beefalo Im sure you know Nervenet had a couple of CD singles with multiple remixes that are worth seeking out.
Cluster – Grosses Wasser
Album details - Dynamic Range Database
"Co-produced by former Tangerine Dream member Peter Baumann.
Overall it combines the ambient space rock of early albums with a more updated, Beat-driven almost tribal-industrial rock sound"
Album details - Dynamic Range Database
"Co-produced by former Tangerine Dream member Peter Baumann.
Overall it combines the ambient space rock of early albums with a more updated, Beat-driven almost tribal-industrial rock sound"
Neu! – Neu!
Album details - Dynamic Range Database
"Upon hearing "Hallo Gallo," the first track on Neu I immediately recognized a sound much more refined but similar to that of Opa-Loka (Hawkwind)
"Hallo Gallo" is a masterpiece of rhythm: tight drums, funky guitar scratch, a coolly insistent bassline, futuro synths, and effects-laden guitar slinging wide acid-fried launches into deep space"
Album details - Dynamic Range Database
"Upon hearing "Hallo Gallo," the first track on Neu I immediately recognized a sound much more refined but similar to that of Opa-Loka (Hawkwind)
"Hallo Gallo" is a masterpiece of rhythm: tight drums, funky guitar scratch, a coolly insistent bassline, futuro synths, and effects-laden guitar slinging wide acid-fried launches into deep space"
Steve Hillage – Motivation Radio
Album details - Dynamic Range Database
"Although Hillage's Canterbury scene roots are undisputed, this album firmly establishes him as a strong figure of Space Rock.
Wonderful space jams, amazing guitar and synth sounds with a help of his wife Micquette's vocal whispers make Hillage produce this highly accomplished album which I must recommend to all psyche/space lunatics out there...."
Album details - Dynamic Range Database
"Although Hillage's Canterbury scene roots are undisputed, this album firmly establishes him as a strong figure of Space Rock.
Wonderful space jams, amazing guitar and synth sounds with a help of his wife Micquette's vocal whispers make Hillage produce this highly accomplished album which I must recommend to all psyche/space lunatics out there...."
Today's Black History Month Music Selection
Ornette Coleman Skies Of America
https://www.allmusic.com/album/skies-of-america-mw0000061385
https://www.allmusic.com/album/skies-of-america-mw0000061385
Eivind Aarset – Sonic Codex
"Sonic Codex rocks harder than on previous discs. It has more in common with progressive rock than it does the post-Miles electricity of Electronique Noire.
Aarset is usually such a vivid colorist that, without the benefit of seeing him, it's often difficult to discern exactly what sounds are coming from his complex array of effects, samplers and looping devices"
"Sonic Codex rocks harder than on previous discs. It has more in common with progressive rock than it does the post-Miles electricity of Electronique Noire.
Aarset is usually such a vivid colorist that, without the benefit of seeing him, it's often difficult to discern exactly what sounds are coming from his complex array of effects, samplers and looping devices"
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