Cruzaid - 2002年
http://www.easy-share.com/1909209111
金曜日、2010年の2月の5
日曜日、2010年の1月の17
水曜日、2010年の1月の13
Zyma
健全な合計のドイツのバンドはカンタベリーの様式のジャズ石の方に指示した。 これはまだ79の1つと終わる前に記録するバンドの最初のアルバムである。 ピアノ、フルート、声きれいなバイオリンおよび時間を計るまたはもう1つはAnnie Haslamのことを考えるために私を作る女らしい1つ。 とらわれの2つのバンドは非常に加えないが、また実際に本当に考古学的な見つけることであるこれを妥協しない。 ローダリックの情熱によって
優秀!
思考- 1978年
http://www.easy-share.com/1908993357/
火曜日、2010年の1月の12
Solis Lacus
すばらしい! バンドはベルギーであり、表面はbotar欠陥なしでジャズ融合をする。 ショー!
Solis Lacus - 1975年- Fusion Jazzおよび何か他のもの著…
http://www.easy-share.com/1908986084
4 clássicos
Attahk - 1978
http://www.easy-share.com/1908976054/
Mr. Gone - 1978
http://www.easy-share.com/1908976268/
Argus - 1972 - Remasterizado
http://www.easy-share.com/1908976967
Blue Moves - 1976
http://www.easy-share.com/1908977239
segunda-feira, 11 de janeiro de 2010
sexta-feira, 8 de janeiro de 2010
Tabula Rasa
From Kangsala, Finland, Tabula Rasa was founded in 1972 by guitarist Heikki Silvennoinen, drummer Asko Pakkanen, and bass player Tapio Suominen. During the band's run, Mikko Alatalo played the Peter Sinfield role as contributing lyricist, and unofficial member. They are considered one of the top finish prog bands, but tend be overlooked when put alongside Wigwam, and Tasavallan Pesidentti (sort of like the Kinks next to the Beatles, The Who, and The Rolling Stones). Along with opening for Wigwam, they gained notoriety by becoming runner up in the 1972 "Best Finnish Pop Group" contest.
For the 1975 self-titled debut, the band had been filled out by vocalist Jukka Leppilampi, flautist Jarmo Sormunen, and pianist Jim Pembroke. 1976's "Ekkedien Tanssi" saw some changes in personnel. Jarmo Sormunen was gone, Jukka Aronen replaced Pakkanen on percussion, and keyboardist Jarno Sinisalo replaced Pembroke. Vocalist Jukka Salmela took the lead on the last two tracks. Wigwam's Jukka Gustavson made a guest appearance, and co-produced the album.
The band split in 1977 as Aronen and Silvonnoinen joined Coitus Inc, and other members followed different philosophical paths.
The music is mellow, and melodic. The obvious comparisons are made to their Finnish contemporaries, but there is also a strong resemblance to Camel (and even a bit of Steve Hackett).
H.T. Riekels
Excelente!
Ekkedien Tanssi - 1976
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The Pentagle
Sweet Child - 1968
CD 1 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IXD08J71
CD 2 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=92J0M9IR
terça-feira, 5 de janeiro de 2010
sábado, 2 de janeiro de 2010
Cos
This band's career spends over five albums released between 1974 and 1983. Often referred to as the Belgian answer to ZAO, they offer a mixture of prog rock, jazz and Canterbury styles, drawing their influences mainly from MAGMA, KING CRIMSON, HATFIELD AND THE NORTH, and of course, ZAO. They are led by flautist/guitarist Daniel Schell and feature the unique vocals of his wife, Pascale Son, who uses nonsense syllables to suggest a semblance of language; she also plays the oboe. The rest of the regular cast include Robert Dartsch on drums, Alain Goutier on bass and Charles Loos on keyboards.
Each of their albums has its own sound: "Babel", emphasizes Pascale's vocals; "Swiss Chalet" has a particular African feel; as for "Pasiones", it is a strange mixture of styles (SOFT MACHINE, Canterbury, operatic and Latin American). However, their strongest are their first two releases, "Postaeolian Train Robbery" (1974) and "Viva Boma" (1976). They are a mixture of jazzy and surrealistic sounds with some off-beat, humorous twists.
If you like the idea of ZAO or MAGMA with a real goofy edge, then these two albums are highly recommended.
Lise (HIBOU), CANADA
Postaeolian Train Robbery - 1972
quinta-feira, 31 de dezembro de 2009
The Pentagle
PENTANGLE was formed in 1967 by John Renbourn and Bert Jansch two guitarists who had both already recorded as solo artists since 1965. Both musicians had recorded together 'Bert and John' in 1966 for 'Transatlantic'. Jacqui Mc Shee who joined the band on vocals had already worked with John Renbourn on his first solo record. The rhythm section was formed by Danny Thompson on double bass and Terry Cox on drums and percussion, both former sidemen of Alexis Korner in his band ALEXIS KORNER BLUES INCORPORATED.
PENTANGLE played a mixture of Jazz and Folk with Blues-elements, influences that the band integrated in their debut record 'The Pentangle' which was produced by Shel Talmy. The same year PENTANGLE released their second record 'Sweet child' a double LP consisting of live and studio tracks and containing among others two compositions by Charlie Mingus 'Haitian Fight Song' and 'Goodbye Pork Pie hat'. In 1969 they released their masterpiece 'Basket of Light' , a commercial success including the single 'Light Flight' which served as the theme song to the UK television series 'Take three girls'. PENTANGLE released three other records, 'Cruel sister' in 1970, 'Reflection' in 1971 and 'Solomon's seal' in 1972, before breaking up in 1973. While Bert Jansch and John Renbourn continued as solo artists, the latter with singer Jacqui Mc Shee in the JOHN RENBOURN BAND, Danny Thompson and Terry Cox returned to session work. The original line up reformed in 1982 for a European and Australian tour. John Renbourn left before the release of the 1985 record 'Open the door' and was replaced by Mike Piggott. For the next ten years the band continued to record with changing outfits, 'So Early in the Spring' (1988), 'Think of Tomorrow' (1991), 'One More Road' (1991) and a live record in 1994 'Pentangle Live 1994'. In 1995 Jacqui Mc Shee recorded together with Gerry Conway, Spencer Cozens and guest musicians 'About Thyne. This record was the starting point for JACQUI MC SHEE'S PENTANGLE a refreshed PENTANGLE that released 'Passe Avant' in 1989, the live record 'At the Little Theatre' in 2000 and 'Feoffee's Land' in 2005.
The PENTANGLE records recorded between 1968 and 1972 are highly recommended.
Martin 'Alucard' Horst, FRANCE
Cruel Sister - 1970
quarta-feira, 30 de dezembro de 2009
4 clássicos
Blue For You - 1976
Please dont-touch - 1977
What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits - 1974
Cat Scratch Fever - 1977
terça-feira, 29 de dezembro de 2009
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