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    style: psych pop
    country: germany
    audio: mp3 (lqvbr)
    size: 54mb

    01 - Come back 11:18
    02 - Silver Buildings 18:13
    03 - Dakkar 16:01
    04 - Miracle Days 12:36
    05 - Luft und Liebe 14:40
    06 - Psychedelic Man 16:38
    07 - Inner Circle 20:09
    08 - Disbanned Shake 14:19
    09 - Colourcave 25:47
    10 - Alles Gute 12:18
    11 - Feierabend 20:35


    Views: 1664 | Date: 25.04.2010 | Rating: 0.0 | Comments (0)


    style: jazz
    country: germany
    audio: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
    size: 443 mb

    Crack In The Cosmic Egg:
    The story of Kollektiv is quite complex. Originally a school band playing pop songs in the mid-1960's as a trio called The Generals with the twin brothers Jogi and Waldemar Karpenkiel, and Jürgen Havix. During the late-1960's the three went their separate ways playing in di ... Read more »
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    style: psych
    country: uk
    audio: lossless (wv, cue, log, book scans)
    size: 245mb misc.: Recorded: 1969-2008

    01 - The Introduction 0:15
    02 - 21st Century Schizoid Man 3:48
    03 - Astounding Revelation Pt. 1 0:52
    04 - Form NO.2 KCVII 2:39
    05 - Astounding Revelations Pt. 2 0:43
    06 - Improv/Tomorrow Never Knows 6:48
    07 - Shocking Confessions 0:28
    08 - Steinberger Melody 4:24
    09 - The Terrifying Tale of Thela Hun Ginjeet 7:59
    10 - Starless & Bidble Black US Radio Advert 1974 1:02
    11 - Improv: Brescia 10:27
    12 - 21st Century Outtake Man 1:16

     
    Views: 2309 | Date: 25.04.2010 | Rating: 0.0 | Comments (0)


    style: psych
    country: uk
    audio: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
    time: 34'37" size: 218 mb

    Wiki
    Happy With What You Have to Be Happy With is an EP by the band King Crimson released in 2002, a companion to the subsequent album The Power to Believe (2003).

    Bude - 0:26
    Happy With What You Have to Be Happy With [Edit] - 4:12
    (Belew/King Crimson)
    Mie Gakure - 2:00
    She Shudders - 0:35
    Eyes Wide Open - 4:08
    (Belew/King Crimson)
    Shoganai - 2:53
    I Ran - 0:40
    Potato Pie - 5:03
    Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Pt. IV - 10:26
    (Belew/Fripp/Gunn/Mastelotto)
    Clouds - 4:10


    Adrian Belew - Guitar, Vocals, Producer
    Trey Gunn - Bass, Guitar
    Robert Fripp - Guitar, Producer
    Pat Mastelotto - Drums

     
    Views: 1839 | Date: 25.04.2010 | Rating: 0.0 | Comments (0)


    style: psych
    country: uk
    audio: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
    size: 429mb (without booklet) time: 1:07'16"
    issue: 30th Anniversary Edition (2002)

    From ProgressiveRock :
    a. In the past few days, I've been going through my live recordings of King Crimson in their 1972-74 period (my favorite and arguably their prime). The trouble is, there are just so many good renditions of so little material that I'm having trouble differentiating between recordings. I mean, "Fracture" as a composition is so ferocious that I don't really need 20 versions of it to find one that kicks my ass - they all do. That said, while most King Crimson fans seem to believe that The Great Deceiver and The Nightwatch together are all the live '72-'74 Crimson anyone needs (and admittedly, that's already 6 discs of material), I'd have to add USA to that list.
    The first thing that struck me upon first listen was the sound quality. It's pretty much top-notch, certainly on par with the two releases just mentioned. The other thing I noticed immediately was that, well, these performances are pretty great. One expects nothing less than absolutely shredding performances from these guys, of course, but USA delivers in spades. "Larks' Tongues Part 2" and "21st Century Schizoid Man" are especially intense, and the improv "Asbury Park" pretty much left me speechless with delight. Furthermore, "Exiles" here, particularly Wetton's performance on bass, has become my favorite rendition of that song, surpassing the version from disc 3 of The Great Deceiver.

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    Views: 2366 | Date: 25.04.2010 | Rating: 4.0 | Comments (0)


    style: hard
    country: germany
    audio: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) size: 379  mb
    issue: 2004

    Cosmic Dreams:
    As far as I am aware there were no other German bands like Kin Ping Meh who chose their name in the Chinese language! In 1970, this quintet assembled in Mannheim. They played live extensively during their early years, performing a rough hard rock modelled on British bands like Deep Purple, Uriah Heep and Spooky Tooth. Soon Kin Ping Meh were discovered by Polydor's talent scouts. Joachim Schafer left the hand just before the recording of their first album. He was promptly replaced by Willie Wagner, who joined the band in the Windrose Studio. Indeed Wagner wrote the stand-out track of this album, the opening 11 minute track "Fairy-Tales", a haunting heavy rock song with long, "progressive" guitar and organ solo parts. Even if you do not find this style attractive, you'll sense the great enthusiasm of the band. There were also some mellow, folky songs on the album, like "Too Many People", recorded live and boasting an irresistible chorus. Kin Ping Meh was produced by the experienced rock veterans Achim Reichel and Frank Dostal. The engineer was none other than Konrad Plank. The album is highly recommended for fans of groups like Epitaph, Zarathustra, Frame, etc. It's now quite rare (selling for more than 300 DEM) as the first and only vinyl edition was only pressed at around 5,000 copies.


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    Views: 2922 | Date: 25.04.2010 | Rating: 5.0 | Comments (0)


    style: prog
    country: uk
    audio: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
    size: 305 mb
    issue: Eclipse Records Eccd4 (1999)

    Tapestry of Delights:
    Dave Black later played for the Spiders From Mars; David Whitaker was ex-Ginhouse and Tom Knowles was later with Johnny Cougar between 1978 - 79.
     
    01 - The Acrobat 6:43
    02 - Wind Cloud 4:39
    03 - I Believe In You 4:08
    04 - Last Request 4:47
    05 - In The War 7:28
    06 - Take It Away 4:08
    07 - End Of The Affair 4:48
    08 - August Carol 7:16


    DAVE BLACK gtr, vcls
    JOHN COOK gtr, synthesizer
    TOM KNOWLES vcls
    FENWICK MOIR bs
    DAVE WHITAKER drms, perc


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    Views: 1875 | Date: 25.04.2010 | Rating: 5.0 | Comments (0)

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