peterfrederics
Thanks for your comments and totally understand what it’s like to be so busy! Really glad that emusers is here for the long term. I likewise listen to many of your tips and often for similar reasons. That is, to my mind, what makes this group so great to belong to.
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Late rather than early 70s, the Zuehl band Weidorje s/t album.
The band included two ex Magma members and the album is rated No. 10 by ProgArchives for the year 1978.
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"Ghost Shirt Society" a 2017 album by Antethic from St Petersburg, Russia. An interesting mix of Post Rock, Ambient and a hint of Progressive Rock.
in What Are You Listening to (23) Skidoo? Comment by peterfrederics October 2023
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"Homegrown" by Cal rock & roll. An obscure Psych Rock album from 1982 that I like mainly because of a great, quirky track called "Courageous Cat".
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(Quote) Yes, it does indeed. Interestingly, on checking at the Discogs website, it apparently was done by "Gil Funccius......a Berlin artist, first documented with left-wing underground publications.......(who) went on to develop a unique …
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"Homb" a tremendous 1999 Post Rock album by Cerberus Shoal. Try the track "Omphalos".
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Audra Mae And The Almighty Sounds s/t album from 2012
AMG says "these 11 gems are raw, stomping roots rockers played by a terrific band that announces Audra Mae as a talented, inspired newcomer.....ready to explode into the spotlight s… -
"Dreamlab" the 1975 Krautrock album by Mythos, their second.
ProgArchives says "their two first (albums) are an absolute must for prog completists and all fans of Krautrock"
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Didn't include The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band "Part One" album cover in above post. Pretty well much of its time in line with the music.
in Favourite Rock Albums from the late 60s and early 70s Comment by peterfrederics October 2023
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“Part One”, the 1967 album by The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
AMG says “one of the more offbeat acts to emerge during the psychedelic era, the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band were certainly eclectic and ambitious enough t… -
And Pekka Pohjola who @Brighternow introduced us to back in 2014. This is his album “Pihkasilmä Kaarnakorva” released in 1972.
@germanprof a great selection of Finnish albums and here is another one, “Love Remains The Same” by the Von Hertzen Brothers, rated No. 8 album for 2008 by ProgArchives
…“Escalator Over The Hill” by Carla Bley and Paul Haines
Quoting Wikipedia “Escalator over the Hill (or EOTH) is mostly referred to as a …And if you're interested in trying more ondes Martenot then listen to "Chimères (pour ondes Martenot)" by Christine Ott(Quote) An interesting story that Jeanne Loriod was the sister-in-law of famous composer Olivier Messiaen and the foremost proponent of the early electronic musical instrument, the ondes Martenot.
"Veneer" by José Gonzáles who is, surprisingly, Swedish albeit born of Argentinian parents. Excellent Indie Folk.
AMG says "Veneer is a striking collection of hushed and autumnal indie pop bedroom songs"
in What Are You Listening to (23) Skidoo? Comment by peterfrederics October 2023@Germanprof Bruce Cockburn brought back memories of living in Canada in the late 70s.
Whilst Bruce Soord, another personal favourite. brought back memories of those…@Plong42 Porcupine Tree are my favourite modern Prog Rock band, so any morning could be a PT kind of morning for me!
Particularly if I'm playing "Even Less" off their…@ez6 thanks for the tip. Steven Wilson is by far my favourite modern Prog Rock exponent, solo and as part of Porcupine TreeBernie Taupin's "Scattershot - Life, Music, Elton and Me"
"I loved writing, I loved chronicling life and every moment I was cogent, sober, or blitzed, I was forever feeding off my surroundings, making copious notes as ammunition for f…Pat Metheny Group s/t album from 1978
AMG says "The first recording by the Pat Metheny Group features the innovative guitarist along with keyboardist <…One of my favourite obscure singles from the mid to late 1960s, "Meditations" by Felius Andromeda. I heard it first on the excellent "Rubble" set of compilations Volume 11.
Absolutely drenched in psychedelia!
Do try the video o…"Wires - Dream - Wires" the 2015 Post Metal/Post Rock album by Tacoma Narrows Bridge Disaster.
They remind me of Explosions In The Sky
in What Are You Listening to (23) Skidoo? Comment by peterfrederics October 2023Thanks to @confused for reminding us of Harry Nilsson and his great musicFunnily enough, bearing in mind the title of this discussion stream, Harry did a not pa…
