Well, even though I've been deleting a lot of samplers from my iTunes, I'm happy to add these. Thanks again Brighternow for the Bandcamp link. 1974-1984 - Vol. 11974-1984 - Vol. 2 Discogs links for other credits
I see I forgot to hit the Enable Scrobbling button again. From the Progressive Rock thread... Samla Mammas Manna 1973 1974 ps- A most enjoyable listen-Thanks
@confused If you enjoyed the Samla records; and don't already know them; don't forget to check the Zamla Mammas Manna albums and indeed the Von Zamla records and then there's all the Lars Hollmer related projects... My 18 year old brain was blasted once more when I first heard Schlagerns Mystik / For Aldre Nybegynnare having made my first mail order purchase from Recommended Records. Etron Fou Lelouban always made me wish that my French was better than lousy.
@confused If you enjoyed the Samla records; and don't already know them; don't forget to check the Zamla Mammas Manna albums and indeed the Von Zamla records and then there's all the Lars Hollmer related projects... My 18 year old brain was blasted once more when I first heard Schlagerns Mystik / For Aldre Nybegynnare having made my first mail order purchase from Recommended Records. Etron Fou Lelouban always made me wish that my French was better than lousy.
Their ultimate showstopper:
(1978) - The Fate
- One of the bands I would travel far to catch a live performance (back in the days)
(the late) Lars Holmer had quite an impact on the sound as composer and keyboardplayer and worth checking out
- One of the bands I would travel far to catch a live performance (back in the days)
(the late) Lars Holmer had quite an impact on the sound as composer and keyboardplayer and worth checking out
Indeed I once went from London to Victoriaville Canada to catch Lars. Half way through his set my mate asked if I was alright; I'd started crying without realising it, thinking what a strange trip it had been from a back street in Oldham to a rural town in Quebec to watch a mad Swede...
The wonders of technology. Having a beer in my local brew shop spotted this on a vinyl collectors Facebook thread. Made a note, got home bought and now a first listen. Three tracks of *ahem* "Dungeon Drone" which clock in at 18:08, 25:16 and 43:28 The drones mainly come from accordion, voice and synth. I may be here a while. [Later - there is a considerable amount of percussion in the last track so hardly drone alone but still epic in a minimalist fashion.]
Never before released, professional, high quality live recordings from the band's German tour of Spring, 1983! This features the No Make Up line up [Michel Berckmans, Eino Haapala, Lars Hollmer, Hans Loelv, Wolfgang Salomon & Mårten Tiselius] performing (often radically rearranged) versions of tracks from No Make Up and Zamlaranama, as well as other oddities & a Samlas track too! Challenging yet still filled to the brim with toe-tapping melodies and great playing, this sounds as fresh now as when it was originally recorded. Cuneiform September 22, 1999
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2001 2004
by Cisfinitum
releases April 6, 2018
https://cisfinitum.bandcamp.com/
1974-1984 - Vol. 1 1974-1984 - Vol. 2
Discogs links for other credits
The Caretaker - Take Care, It's A Desert Out There
Release date: 05 April 2018
Soooo Brilliant !
The Seeds - (Buck Reeder, Daryl Hooper, Jan Savage,
Rick Andridge, Sky Saxon(Richard Elvern Marsh))
Compilation of rare or early singles released 1982
1961 - 1972? Bad Part Of Town
and also NYOP
1986 Shub Niggurath - Les Morts Vont Vite
From the Progressive Rock thread...
Samla Mammas Manna
1973 1974
ps- A most enjoyable listen-Thanks
plus I couldn't help but notice this album on the Replica Records page
Etron Fou Leloublan - Live At The Rock In Opposition Festival, 1978 - New London Theatre
Etron Fou Lelouban always made me wish that my French was better than lousy.
today
Sun Araw
2008 2008
2009 2009 Bandcamp nyop
(1978) - The Fate
- One of the bands I would travel far to catch a live performance (back in the days)
(the late) Lars Holmer had quite an impact on the sound as composer and keyboardplayer and worth checking out
Ready for a road trip weekend
2010 2010
2010 2016 Laraaji / Sun Araw
1998 1999
2000 2000
Erik Skodvin - (Svarte Greiner, Solitaire Albread, Xhale, Deaf Center, B/B/S/, Erik K Skodvin)
I'll start with some singles & EPs (https://archive.org/details/miasmah)
from Solitaire Albread & Xhale
Lemon Juice Can +
2000 - 2003
Edit* almost forgot about this sampler
2003 Various - Miasmah
includes Miasmah Quartet, Solitaire Albread & Xhale
& an album
2004 Xhale - Slugabed
The wonders of technology. Having a beer in my local brew shop spotted this on a vinyl collectors Facebook thread. Made a note, got home bought and now a first listen. Three tracks of *ahem* "Dungeon Drone" which clock in at 18:08, 25:16 and 43:28 The drones mainly come from accordion, voice and synth. I may be here a while. [Later - there is a considerable amount of percussion in the last track so hardly drone alone but still epic in a minimalist fashion.]
Never before released, professional, high quality live recordings from the band's German tour of Spring, 1983! This features the No Make Up line up [Michel Berckmans, Eino Haapala, Lars Hollmer, Hans Loelv, Wolfgang Salomon & Mårten Tiselius] performing (often radically rearranged) versions of tracks from No Make Up and Zamlaranama, as well as other oddities & a Samlas track too! Challenging yet still filled to the brim with toe-tapping melodies and great playing, this sounds as fresh now as when it was originally recorded.
Cuneiform September 22, 1999
2006 2008
2008 2009
recorded 2010 Svarte Greiner 2010 Erik K Skodvin
2011 Deaf Center (Erik Skodvin, Otto A. Totland)
"SOUP" BY STICK MEN
Excellent 2010 album featuring Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto both formerly of King Crimson.
Unfortunately no longer on eMusic but other top albums such as "Prog Noir", "Deep" and "Roppongi - Live in Tokyo" are available on Bandcamp.
https://stickmen.bandcamp.com
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=5651