Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters Arkology - 52 tracks produced by Lee Perry and recorded at The Black Ark between 1975 and 1979. It also includes several previously unreleased tracks and alternate mixes. archive.org Note- Some editing to do to get all the artists listed but they are all 320 kbps.
Stunning new album by Mdou Moctar, “Funeral for Justice”
AMG says “this is the album that cements Moctar's place as a contemporary guitar god and not just one from Africa………...(he recalls) Latin American guitar hero Carlos Santana, whose tight band and boldly psychedelic album covers serve as a template for Moctar's own throwback aesthetic. The title track and opener (see YouTube Video below) kicks off with a thunderous '70s rock-inspired riff before segueing into the circular rhythms and intricate guitar patterns that are the group's bailiwick. Sung in the Tamasheq language, its fiery lyrics are undeniably combative, challenging African leaders to reclaim their independence and cut ties with Western oppressors.”
Hello again! Thought I'd better post something in case anyone thought that I'd drowned on the overnight ferry to Aberdeen on the way to last weekend's Tectonics festival in Glasgow. Ka Baird probably the standout session there although others had very good sets. Anyway back to sorting out semi recent purchases (I didn't buy anything last BC Friday as I don't trust me using my phone for purchases over unsecured hotel wi-fi).
This is a bit of the old Berlin School synth business self admittedly influenced very strongly by Virgin era Tangerine Dream.
That particular album is pretty faithful to the Phaedra era soundwise. Sometimes I hate myself for liking these copyists but there really aren't that many classic TD albums if you don't like the sound quality of so many of the boots.
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Arkology - 52 tracks produced by Lee Perry and recorded at The Black Ark between 1975 and 1979.
It also includes several previously unreleased tracks and alternate mixes. archive.org
Note- Some editing to do to get all the artists listed but they are all 320 kbps.
Eastwood Rides Again Max Romeo & The Upsetters – War Ina Babylon
Found this on Bandcamp, it has been on heavy play this week
https://louiserutkowski.bandcamp.com/album/diary-of-a-lost-girl
Super Ape Return Of The Super Ape
Scratch Came Scratch Saw Scratch Conquered Revelation
Back On The Controls Back On The Controls: The Session Reels
The Super Ape Strikes Again
Ranaldo / Hooker / O'Rourke / Gebbia William Hooker • Roger Miller • Lee Ranaldo
- Clouds: Victoriaville Concert May 1997 - Out Trios Volume One: Monsoon
Carlos Giffoni / Lee Ranaldo / Jim O'Rourke Ulrich Krieger w/Alan Licht, Lee Ranaldo, Tim Barnes
- North Six - Fathom
Text Of Light (Alan Licht, Christian Marclay, Ambient Loop For Vancouver
DJ Olive, Lee Ranaldo, Tim Barnes, Ulrich Krieger,
William Hooker - Rotterdam 1
Cline • Giffoni • Licht • Ranaldo Maelstrom From Drift
- Nothing Makes Any Sense
Afternoon Saints (Christian Marclay, Electric Trim
David Watson, Günter Müller, Lee Ranaldo)
- The Shirley Jangle
Lee Ranaldo And The Dust (Alan Licht, Lee Ranaldo And The Dust (Alan Licht
Lee Ranaldo, Steve Shelley, Tim Luntzel) Lee Ranaldo, Steve Shelley, Tim Luntzel)
- Last Night On Earth - Acoustic Dust
Lee Ritenour
First Course Captain Fingers
The Captain's Journey Feel The Night
Rit Rit/2
Banded Together
Earth Run Wes Bound
Lee Ritenour & Larry Carlton - Larry & Lee Rit's House
Dreamcatcher
Lee Ritenour's - 6 String Theory
includes - John Scofield, Keb' Mo', Taj Mahal, Pat Martino, Joey DeFrancesco, Joe Bonamassa,
Robert Cray, Steve Lukather, Neal Schon, Slash, George Benson, B.B. King, Vince Gill, Jonny Lang,
Joe Robinson, Andy McKee, Mike Stern, Tomoyasu Hotei, Guthrie Govan, Tal Wilkenfeld, Shon Boublil
Under Triple Moons Traumstadt 5
The Crushed Velvet Apocalypse The Maria Dimension
Live At The Fillmore 1998
AMG says “this is the album that cements Moctar's place as a contemporary guitar god and not just one from Africa………...(he recalls) Latin American guitar hero Carlos Santana, whose tight band and boldly psychedelic album covers serve as a template for Moctar's own throwback aesthetic. The title track and opener (see YouTube Video below) kicks off with a thunderous '70s rock-inspired riff before segueing into the circular rhythms and intricate guitar patterns that are the group's bailiwick. Sung in the Tamasheq language, its fiery lyrics are undeniably combative, challenging African leaders to reclaim their independence and cut ties with Western oppressors.”
https://mdoumoctar.bandcamp.com/album/funeral-for-justice
All The King's Men The Whispering Wall
Your Children Placate You From Premature Graves Plutonium Blonde
Thanks again!
Seconds Late For The Brighton Line The Maria Sessions (Volumes 1 & 2)
8118 The Last 10 Years (A Compilation For The Courageous)
The Museum Of Human Happiness
Slåtter, Slag Og Slark Affinis Suite
Lene Grenager / Sofia Jernberg – Crochet
Lene Grenager / John Hegre / Harald Fetveit / Else Olsen S – Ute
Chewing Pine Guitar Music
My Father's Face Great Big Boy
Peculiaroso Standing In My Shoes
Try And Stop Me
Spirits Known And Unknown The Leon Thomas Album
H. Rap Brown / Leon Thomas – SNCC's Rap Nucleus With Leon Thomas – Live 1970
Gold Sunrise On Magic Mountain Leon Thomas With Oliver Nelson – In Berlin
https://lensflare1.bandcamp.com/album/orbis-terrarum-descriptio
That particular album is pretty faithful to the Phaedra era soundwise. Sometimes I hate myself for liking these copyists but there really aren't that many classic TD albums if you don't like the sound quality of so many of the boots.