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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1960s band Euclid doing a really good, much heavier version of the Spencer Davis Group's "Gimme Some Lovin" from their album "Heavy Equipment"
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"Tales for Brave Ulysses" (first YouTube link below) a cover of the Cream song by The Mourning Reign.
A sad story about the band which did a few really good tracks in the 60s such as "Evil-Hearted You" and "Satisfaction Guaranteed" before… -
Excellent live album by Big Big Train "A Flare on the Lens (Live in London)", recorded at a concert last year and released last week.
To quote from Bandcamp "In 2023, Big Big Train were rapturously received by audiences across t… -
(Quote) Thanks and much appreciated @Germanprof. I will certainly look you and Bob up if I ever make it to Michigan but unfortunately it’s a long way to go from where I…
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Back Jack s/t hard rock album from 1974.An absolutely outstanding album that has just become available from RidingEasy records on Bandcamp. I can’t begin to understand why it wasn’t a major success. The first four t…eMusers (via eMusic) is the only group recommending music that I regularly check in on. Are there any others that anybody would recommend me joining?
As you will all have picked up over the years, my passions are for Prog Rock, Post Rock …@greg September 3
Welcome back! I sometimes look back on posts from long ago and will wonder whatever became of some of the early members.
Me too. Funnily enough,…A really good book on this topic is “Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma” by Claire Dederer.Great band and outstanding album! I also really like their album “The Bees Made Honey In The Lion’s Skull” but, unfortunately, it’s not also NYOP on Bandcamp!
Is it just me or do Philip Glass and Lou Reed resemble each other?"The First Tindersticks Album" by Tindersticks. An excellent Alternative album released in 1993.
According to AMG "Acclaimed British sextet.....Tindersticks were one of the most original and distinctive British acts of the '90s......T…@Lowlife thanks for the intro to this outstanding Shoegaze band!
Also really liked another album of theirs - "To See the Next Part of the Dream"
in What are you listening to right now? (24 hours from Tulsa) Comment by peterfrederics August 2024"Sleeping in Traffic: Part 2", an excellent 2008 Progressive Rock album by Swedish band Beardfish,
Rated No. 3 album of 2008 by ProgArchives and available on bandcamp
in What are you listening to right now? (24 hours from Tulsa) Comment by peterfrederics July 2024"Exclamation Mark" the 1969 Psychedelic album by Pesky Gee!, a band that soon became better known when it changed its name to Black Widow.
The original tracks such as "Another Country", "A Place of Heartbreak" and "Dharma One" are really…"Prophecy" 2013 Progressive Rock album by English band Solstice
ProgArchives, which rates the album no. 14 for 2013, says "English outfit SOLSTICE have made a name for themselves as an act playing melodic progressive rock with s…@greg I couldn't agree more. When you think of how many guitarists (and hence bands) started under his guidanceSensational ultra obscure Psychedelic/Hard Rock album "Stoned Circus" (alternatively called "Stoned Circus - Revisited") originally recorded in 1970 by The Stoned Circus..
Not to be confused with the Stone Circus (without a "d") s/t album…It's not often that I listen to a track with low expectations and just go "wow"!
That happened to me today with the track "Through Eyes and Glass" by Ann Wilson & The Daybreaks, first released in 1969. That is the Ann Wilson who later…@djh thanks for the tip. Have never heard of Skip Bifferty and enjoyed listening to the album particularly the track "Yours for at least 24"My almost-ever present visitor on cold winter's days by the sea in Lorne, Australia.
He is around 2 metres tall!
Burnin Red Ivanhoe on this month’s Audion cover. Yet another great but obscure band that @Brighternow introduced us to.One of the many late 60s/early 70s albums that I would never have come across, if it wasn't for eMusic.
"The 1969 Demo Album" by Jungle.
Another one of those many albums of the era which I just can't understand wasn't so much m…
