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segunda-feira, 6 de julho de 2009

Angel


Sinful - 1979

Purple Overdose


Painting The Air - Rarities and Unreleased - 2004

Stray


Houdini - 1976 - By Mustang

VIII Trofeo Rock Villa de Madrid


Como diz a frase na capa, só rock duro, ou seja pesado. mas eu gostei muito do disco e das bandas.

VIII Trofeo Rock Villa de Madrid - 1985

Purple Overdose


Aconselho! Ótimo disco dessa grata surpresa grega.
Exit #4 - 1988

Stray


Saturday Morning Pictures - 1971 - By Mustang Hardrock

Purple Overdose


Indigo - 1990

quinta-feira, 2 de julho de 2009

quarta-feira, 1 de julho de 2009

terça-feira, 30 de junho de 2009

segunda-feira, 29 de junho de 2009

Human Egg


Banda francesa desconhecida. Os caras msituram coisas eletrônicas com progressivo. Achei interesante.

Human Egg - 1978

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Purple Overdose


É realmente uma grata surpresa grega. Valeu João Antônio pela dica. Ótimo disco.

Purple Overdose - 1993



Purple Overdose


The long, long awaited third album from this 5-piece Greek outfit continues their exploration of all things colorful, spacey, and psychedelic. The album kicks off in fine fashion with the epic twelve-minute track, (It's a) Fortune Teller, featuring trippy, swirling organ, sitar, tabla, and of course, guitar. Costas Constantinou's vocals are in English, though with a slight accent, lending an exotic feel to the music in the same way that Demis Roussos' vocals did to the music of Aphrodite's Child back in the 60's. The band rocks out on Gonna Be Tomorrow, Today.
Constantinou's guitar playing has just the right amount of fuzz, and plenty of searing energy. Other highlights include the mellow, floating Her Arms Embrace the Sun, and the 13 ½-minute, four-part odyssey Fading Sounds of Lost Thoughts.

If you love that delicious 60's psychedelic sound, a combination of the skill and melodic inventiveness of early Pink Floyd with the heaviness of Iron Butterfly, coupled with the top-notch production of today, you'll certainly dig this album. It will no doubt take a considerable number of spins in your disk player, as it has mine. Aural-Innovations.

Um amigo me apresentou a esta peróla grega surpreendente. Vale muito a pena. Uma overdose de som de primeira qualidade.


Reborn - 1999

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Cat Mothers & The All Nights Newsboys


Good Old Rock'n Roll Music - 1969 - By Tyme-Machine

Midnight

Into The Night - 1977


domingo, 28 de junho de 2009

Cat Mother & The All Night Newsboys




Last Change Dance - 1973 - By Raremp3


Cat Mother & The All Night Newsboys




Albion Doo-Wah - 1970 - By Raremp3

Cat Mother & The All Night Newsboys



Grassroots rockers Cat Mother & the All Night Newsboys formed in New York's Lower East Side in 1967 -- comprising singer/guitarist Larry Parker, lead guitarist Charlie Chin, bassist Roy Michaels, keyboardist Bob Smith, and drummer Michael Equine; By year's end they were regularly headlining the Cafe Wha?, and soon were ensconced as the house band at the famed Electric Circus. In 1969 the group signed to Polydor Records, with longtime friend Jimi Hendrix agreeing to produce their debut LP The Street Giveth and the Street Taketh Away -- supported by a series of appearances as Hendrix's opener, the record generated Cat Mother & the All Night Newsboys' lone Top 40 hit "Good Old Rock and Roll," a medley of pop classics from the late 1950s. Chin left the lineup soon after, and in an attempt to also sever ties with manager Michael Jeffrey, the remaining bandmembers traveled to San Francisco to record the follow-up, 1970s Albion Doowah, a pastoral, country-inspired effort featuring Paul Johnson on guitar and Jay Ungar on bass. Parker split soon after, and the remaining trio of Michaels, Smith and Equine returned to New York, abbreviating their name to simply Cat Mother and recruiting guitarist Charlie Prichard and percussionist Steve Davidson for their eponymous 1971 LP. Guitarist Charlie Harcourt replaced Prichard for Cat Mother's fourth and final album, 1973's aptly-titled Last Chance Dance, although the group continued playing live for several years to follow.~ by Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide.

*William David "Charlie" Chin (guitar),
*Roy "Bones" Michaels (vocals, bass),
*Bob Smith (vocals, keyboards, drums),
*Michael Equine (drums, guitar),
*Larry Israel Packer (guitar, violin)


Cat Mother & The All Nights Newsboys - 1971 - By Raremp3

sexta-feira, 26 de junho de 2009

quinta-feira, 25 de junho de 2009

Airlord


Airlord was formed in Wellington in 1976, played the pubs and flew to Australia the following year, recorded an excellent albeit ignored album, "Clockwork Revenge", and disbanded in 1978. The group failed to secure a large New Zealand audience, largely because they performed original material. Airlord had to escape to Australia to earn a decent living, and although they were never a top draw card across the Tasman, their lifespan was a lot longer than had they stayed in New Zealand.
In 1979 after Airlord had disbanded, Steve MacKenzie and Alan Blackburn formed Machine with Tony Jax on drums and Steve Kulak on bass. They released one single in 1981 called "They Destroy Me".


Before Airlord, Steve MacKenzie had teamed up with Reece Kirk to form a duo called Friends. They released two singles, one in 1974 and the other in 1975. Reece had also released a single by himself in 1972.

Clockwork Revenge - 1977