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"Season of the Witch" by Julie Driscoll with Biran Auger and the Trinity. An outstanding and probably the best version of the many covers made of this classic Donovan song.
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"Satori" the 1971 Psychedelic/Space/Hard Rock album by Japanese group Flower Travellin' Band.
AMG says "Flower Travelling Band was Japan's answer to in Favourite Rock Albums from the late 60s and early 70s Comment by peterfrederics 6:34AM -
If you are into Hard/Stoner Rock (an acquired taste!?) then the album "The Last Embrace" by Spirit Caravan is a pretty good example.
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The Fort Mudge Memorial Dump s/t album from 1970. Heavy Psych Rock that reminds me of a heady mix of Jefferson Airplane and The Doors. Well worth a listen. Try "Crystal Forms" below, one of the best tracks on the album.
“Electric Music for the Mind and Body” is Country Joe and the Fish's debut album. Released in May 1967, it was one of the first in Great Album Covers Comment by peterfrederics May 10
Steven Wilson, leader of my favourite modern Progressive Rock band Porcupine Tree, has recently been involved in the release of a restored version of Pink Floyd’s classic film "Pink Floyd at Pompeii". The soundtrack of the film with Steven's new aud…"Empty Promises" by Christone "Kingfish" Ingram is very close to being on a par with the exceptional Michael Burks original. I saw Christone live at the Byron Bay Bluesfest last month - very impressive.
in Awesome Cover Versions . . . Comment by peterfrederics May 9Following up “Gary Clark Jr Live” by listening to "Empty Promises" by Michael Burks from his "Iron Man" album, was an absolute no brainer. If only we could still see him playing live.Gary Clark Jr.'s live album. This outstanding blues guitarist was my favourite performer at the Byron Bay Bluesfest over Easter this year.
AMG says "Texas guitar ace Gary Clark, Jr., who at his best sounds like nothing so much a…Should I/we be worried that none of us are listening to music any more!
Only one post in the first week of May under the discussion "What Are You Listening To Right Now....."
Mea culpa, of course!"Pampered Menial" by Progressive Rock group Pavlov's Dog, who are appearing in Melbourne in October as part of a world tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of this album's release.
in What are you listening to right now (on the floor, 25 or 6 to 4)? Comment by peterfrederics May 8@Lowlife thanks for the intro to Yazz Ahmed - an excellent album.(Quote) Wow! CRYSTAL PALACE into the F.A. CUP FINAL! This was with a 3-0 win yesterday over Aston Villa.I can’t stop singing the Crystal Palace anthem song “Glad All Over” released in 1963 by The Dave Clark Five!…@djh I grew up near Crystal Palace and support your goals regarding the renovation of the dinosaurs.
I have also been a supporter of Crystal Palace Football Club since I…I have found the “Brown Acid” series of compilations to be an excellent source of obscure 1960s Psychedelic Rock.
The recently issued “Brown Acid - The Twentieth Trip” is amongst the best.
To quote RidingEasy Records on Bandcam…
Visiting Byron Bay north of Sydney for the Byron Bay Bluesfest which lasts for 4 days over the Easter weekend.
@jonahpwll "In Memoriam" is indeed an excellent track and a big thanks for reminding me to listen to the great Don Cherry!
Another album of his that I really like is…Great Australian Heavy Psych band which I will be seeing live next month. Psychedelic Porn Crumpets with their best album "High Visceral (Part One)"
in What are you listening to right now (on the floor, 25 or 6 to 4)? Comment by peterfrederics March 21@Lowlife I streamed it@jonahpwll thanks for the tip re Strata-East. I have spent a delightful Sunday morning listening to over 4 hours of excellent Jazz on their compilation album "Strata-East: The …In Australia, you can download "Fragments" by Library Tapes from iTunes for $A 3.99. Most of the other Library Tapes albums are also available.
(Quote) @jonahpwll funnily enough, I think you will find that you can indeed download your music at no chargeThis conversation incentivised me to go back and have a look at the current eMusic.
Pretty basic but what surprised me is that most of the albums that I bought over the years are still available to play and/or download on "MyMusic".
…"Mundus Incompertus" by the Pär Lindh Project
AMG says "This is exquisitely classy, polished, virtuoso keyboards and sundry rock elements....PLP is 100% pure class, fine art rock, complex, moving, lush, and an all-around grand experien…Porcupine Tree is my favourite modern Progressive Rock band but, coming a close second, is Opeth.
A top album of theirs is Pale Communion, released in 2014 by which time they had largely abandoned Death Metal for Prog.
I will b…"Tarot", the 1973 Krautrock/Progressive Rock album by German national Walter Wegmuller who was a mystic, artist, and eccentric as well as a friend of Sergius Golowin, H.R.Giger and Timothy Leary.
AMG says "This massive double al…"Gretchen Goes to Nebraska" a Hard/Progressive Rock album by King's X.
Thanks again to @Germanprof for the introduction to this excellent band.
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