genre: southern
country: us
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
time: 41'37" size: 283 mb
misc.: 2001
"There Goes Another Love Song" (Thomasson, Yoho) – 3:06
"Song for You" (Jones, Thomasson) – 3:34
"Song in the Breeze" (Paul) – 3:07
"It Follows from Your Heart" (Jones) – 5:22
"Cry No More" (Jones) – 4:21
"Waterhole" (Outlaws) – 2:06
"Stay With Me" (Paul) – 3:32
"Keep Prayin'" (O'Keefe) – 2:46
"Knoxville Girl" (Paul) – 3:32
"Green Grass & High Tides" (Thomasson) – 9:49
Hughie Thomasson - lead guitar, vocals
Billy Jones - lead guitar, vocals
Monte Yoho - drums
Frank O'Keefe - bass guitar
Henry Paul - electric and acoustic guitar, vocals
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genre: heavy estrada
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
time: 35'58" size: 232 mb
misc.: 2004
Tapestry Of Delights:
Their second album is a mixture of progressive / folk rock and is pleasant enough without ever hitting the heights. All songs were written by Brian McGladdery with assistance on one from Geoff Gill (ex-Smoke) who also produced the album.
01. "Well Known Lady" 4:26
02. "Good Loving Woman" 3:58
03. "Encore After Encore" 4:15
04. "Hugo (Can You Hear Us)" 5:46
05. "Feel Alright" 2:57
06. "Looking Thru the Eye" 3:00
07. "Never Coming Back" 3:21
08. "Shady Lady" 3:30
09. "Lord of the Night" 4:45
| TONY BAMFORTH |
keyb'ds |
| GARY McDOUGAL |
bs |
| BRIAN McGLADDERY |
gtr, vcls |
| KEVIN PARROT |
gtr |
| ROGER TWEEDALE |
perc |
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 genre: psych country: uk quality: mp3 (320k, booklet scans) size: 239 mb misc.: 2cd complete recordings
Tapestry Of Delights: This rather lightweight vocal harmony outfit, evolved out of
Robb Storme and The Whispers. They started playing quasi-psychedelic pop music in 1967. They had a No 1 in France with their debut single Hyacinth Threads although their future singles including a cover of
The Rolling Stones' Sing This All Together did not happen at home.
Their album was produced by John Peel and was largely comprised of cover versions of
Elton John/Bernie Taupin material such as Take Me To The Pilot, which was also released as a single. It also included Dylan's Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You and
Denny Laine's Say You Don't Mind.
Wilson Malone recorded a self-titled solo album as Wil Malone in 1970 for Fontana and was also in
Motherlight.
 Cd1 (45'56"):
01 - Hyacinth Threads 2:55
02 - Dropping Out 2:45
03 - Rennaissance Fair 3:02
04 - Amy Peate 2:07
05 - I Can't Go On Loving Forever 3:53
06 - Sister Sharon 2:23
07 - Early Pearly Morning 3:01
08 - Until The End Dreamer 0:42
09 - Jane 2:37
10 - Trip On An Orange Bicycle 0:37
11 - La {Alt} 3:13
12 - Nicely 2:59
13 - Message For Mary {Lyrics On Musicmatch} 3:45
14 - It's All Very Strange {Lyrics On Musicmatch} 2:19
15 - Sing This Song All Together 2:41
16 - Jenskadajka (Alt) 3:22
17 - Drink Your Whisky 3:22
Cd2 (48'29") :
18 - Laura's Garden 3:16
19 - Competition 2:43
20 - Lavender Girl 2:21
21 - Rainy Jane 2:58
22 - Soft Winds 2:51
23 - Trip On An Orange Bicycle 3:33
24 - Box 49 2:16
25 - Donna 3:44
26 - Jenskadajka 3:33
27 - Isn't It Nice 2:54
28 - Go With Goldie 2:43
29 - So Long Marianne 4:12
30 - Madam Lamar 2:47
31 - Carpet Man 3:02
32 - L A 3:10
33 - Here Come The Bumbles 2:30
34 - Carry That Weight - You Never Give Me Your Money 2:35 |
genre: heavy
country: us
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) & mp3 (320k, scans)
time: 38'48" size: 238 or 94 mb
misc.: 2005
Fuzz Acid & Flowers:
An album with psychedelic leanings which could begin to interest collectors. It is in fact a U.S.A.-only release by a U.K. band.
Line Notes:
As most people don't know: Orang Utan grew from the dying members of Jason Crest. Terry Clarke (the original co-founder) was to leave Jason Crest, whilst the remainding members continued with new vocalist Brian Prebble and ex-Mike Stuart Span / Leviathan guitarist Brian Bennett under the new name. Their US-only album is full of far music heavier than the Crest ever managed to cut. ...
This is one of the very best heavy albums of the period, and most definitely not for the popsykers! But if you dig Broughtons, Writing On The Wall or the Fairies I am sure you'll dig this big time; and song titles such as 'Fly Me High' and 'Magic Playground' leave one in no doubt that this is music stuffed full of brain fryin' chemicals. In fact, this is one of the very few genuine UK "Acid Rock" albums.
Play loud, play very very LOUD!
01 "I Can see Inside Your Head" 3:27
02 "Slipping Away" 6:17
03 "Love Queen" 4:33
04 "Chocolate Piano" 6:37
05 "If You Leave" 5:26
06 "Fly Me High" 4:52
07 "Country Hike" 4:09
08 "Magic Playground" 3:27
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 genre: jazz country: germany quality: lossless (wv, cue, log, booklet scans) & mp3 (320k, scans) time: 47'39" size: 521 or 261 mb misc.: 2003
Crack In The Cosmic Egg: The roots of
Morpheus,
undocumented until the recent Garden of Delights CD release, they originated
circa Spring 1971 from the town of Warburg (about 70 miles east of Dortmund)
and existed until early 1975.
The CD documents a studio rehearsal session and
has fine studio quality, with four of the five tracks penned by band leader
Gerold Adler. The opening Eddie Marshall number is given a distinct Krauty
feel, as a relaxed Zappa/Mothers cum Xhol jazzy mood, with really nice
electric-saxophone work, and elsewhere we have moods that feel kinda Nine
Days Wonder or Colosseum, in a free-floaty mode. I could compare their hybrid
to Annexus Quam, Munju and Embryo, with some nice lazy Latino and bluesy
diversions. Excellent stuff through and through! 01. "The Sun And The Moon Have Come Together" 11:15
02. "Mittelstreifen" 10:16
03. "Amina" 6:34
04. "Opossum Novum" 4:04
05. "Bear's Banquet" 15:31
Peter Blцmeke (drums, flute, synthesizer), Karl-Heinz Cornelius (bass), Heinrich Holtgreve (alto saxophone, clarinet), Robert Binnewies (keyboards, harmonica), Gerold Adler (guitar), Alfred Franke (drums)
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genre: prog
country: denmark
quality: lossless (ape tracks, log, scans)
time: 41'55" size: 252 mb
misc.: 1996
ProgArchives:
Record collectors into Nordic rock are well aware of this band that recorded one album that is very much sought after (it was also counterfeited at least twice), with its highly rated Hammond-driven hard rock rather typical of that era. They do have their own sound but can be compared to a rough TULL (Aqualung-style) or ATOMIC ROOSTER, playing tight music, but also leaving some space for instrumental interplay on some tracks.
01. "Living Dead" 7:51
02. "Princess" 6:01
03. "Jingoism" 6:52
04. "Prelude" 1:11
05. "The Monk Song (Part 1)" 5:54
06. "The Monk Song (Part 2)" 3:37
07. "Going Blind" 10:29
Ole Wedel / lead vocals
Benny Stanley / electric guitar
Tommy Hansen / organ, piano, vocals
Knud Lindhard / bass, vocals
John Lundvig / drums
(2004 re-issue credits Lars "Bekse" Thygesen as a drummer).
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genre: psych
country: france
quality: lossless (flac separate, scans, size: 222) & mp3 (320k, scans, 90 mb)
time: 37'54"
1. Eh, Mushroom, Will You Mush My Room? (16:42)
a. Chrysler - 6:40
b. Fille de L'Ombre - 2:18
c. Long Song for Zelda - 7:44
2. Cielo Drive/17 (21:09)
Dashiell Hedayat / vocal, guitar, keyboards
Daevid Allen / lead guitar
Didier Malherbe / saxophone, flute
Christian Tritsch / bass, acoustic guitar
Pip Pyle / drums, guitar
Gilli Smythe / vocal
With:
Robert Wyatt / voice
William S. Burroughs / voice
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