The Breeders - Divine Hammer 10'' EP (1993)
Label: 4AD
Catalog#: BADD 3017
Format: Vinyl, 10", 45 RPM, Limited Edition
Country: UK
Released: 25 Oct 1993
Genre: Rock
Style: Alternative Rock
1. A1-Divine Hammer 2:39
2. A2-Hoverin' 2:52
3. B1-I Can't Help It(If I'm Still In) 2:29
4. B2-Do You Love Me Now 2:59
Showing posts with label Punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Punk. Show all posts
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Buzzcocks - Operators Manual (1991)
Buzzcocks - Operators Manual (1991)
1. Orgasm Addict 2:02
2. What Do I Get 2:55
3. I Don't Mind 2:19
4. Autonomy 3:50
5. Fast Cars 2:31
6. Get On Our Own 2:30
7. Sixteen 3:46
8. Fiction Romance 4:33
9. Love You More 1:50
10. Noise Annoys 2:52
11. Ever Fallen in Love 2:42
12. Operators Manual 3:34
13. Nostalgia 2:55
14. Walking Distance 2:02
15. Nothing Left 4:28
16. ESP 4:39
17. Promises 2:36
18. Lipstick 2:37
19. Everybody's Happy Nowadays 3:12
20. Harmony in my Head 3:09
21. You Say You Don't Love Me 2:53
22. I Don't Know What to Do with My Life 2:44
23. I Believe 7:08
24. Are Everything 3:35
25. Radio Nine 0:43
1. Orgasm Addict 2:02
2. What Do I Get 2:55
3. I Don't Mind 2:19
4. Autonomy 3:50
5. Fast Cars 2:31
6. Get On Our Own 2:30
7. Sixteen 3:46
8. Fiction Romance 4:33
9. Love You More 1:50
10. Noise Annoys 2:52
11. Ever Fallen in Love 2:42
12. Operators Manual 3:34
13. Nostalgia 2:55
14. Walking Distance 2:02
15. Nothing Left 4:28
16. ESP 4:39
17. Promises 2:36
18. Lipstick 2:37
19. Everybody's Happy Nowadays 3:12
20. Harmony in my Head 3:09
21. You Say You Don't Love Me 2:53
22. I Don't Know What to Do with My Life 2:44
23. I Believe 7:08
24. Are Everything 3:35
25. Radio Nine 0:43
Buzzcocks - Love Bites (1978)
Buzzcocks - Love Bites (1978)
1. Real World 3:33
2. Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't 'Ve) 2:42
3. Operator's Manual 3:34
4. Nostalgia 2:55
5. Walking Distance 2:02
6. E.S.P. 4:47
7. Just Lust 3:02
8. Love Is Lies 3:13
9. Nothing Left 4:28
10. Sixteen Again 3:18
11. Late For The Train 5:33
1. Real World 3:33
2. Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't 'Ve) 2:42
3. Operator's Manual 3:34
4. Nostalgia 2:55
5. Walking Distance 2:02
6. E.S.P. 4:47
7. Just Lust 3:02
8. Love Is Lies 3:13
9. Nothing Left 4:28
10. Sixteen Again 3:18
11. Late For The Train 5:33
Black Flag - Everything Went Black (1983)
Black Flag - Everything Went Black (1983)
When Everything Went Black was first released in 1983, Black Flag was in the
middle of a backbreaking legal dispute with Unicorn Records. As a result of
litigation, the band was prevented from using the Black Flag name on any
records. Hence the original packaging for this album, which listed only the
names of individual bandmembers on the cover (this was rectified on
subsequent issues). It's a double-album (on vinyl) compilation of previously
released material and outtakes -- though the European edition features a
wholly different running order. The material, dating from 1978 to 1981, is
excellent in places, average in others. However, only obsessives need track
it down -- as signified by the inclusion of two versions of several songs
(including stalwarts "Damaged" and "Police Story"). The fourth side of the
original vinyl issue also included a sequence of radio spots discussing
forthcoming Black Flag gigs, which is entertaining stuff, but it's more useful as a historical document than a listening experience. -- Alex Ogg
Tracklist:
1. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie 1:59
2. I Don't Care 0:59
3. White Minority 1:12
4. No Values 1:59
5. Revenge 1:05
6. Depression 2:10
7. Clocked In 1:30
8. Police Story 1:32
9. Wasted 0:44
10. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie 1:42
11. Depression 2:42
12. Police Story 1:33
13. Clocked In 1:37
14. My Rules 1:04
15. Jealous Again 2:21
16. Police Story 1:36
17. Damaged I 2:09
18. Louie Louie 1:27
19. No More 3:02
20. Room 13 2:08
21. Depression 2:40
22. Damaged II 4:13
23. Padded Cell 1:53
24. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie 1:48
25. Crass Commercialism 17:10
When Everything Went Black was first released in 1983, Black Flag was in the
middle of a backbreaking legal dispute with Unicorn Records. As a result of
litigation, the band was prevented from using the Black Flag name on any
records. Hence the original packaging for this album, which listed only the
names of individual bandmembers on the cover (this was rectified on
subsequent issues). It's a double-album (on vinyl) compilation of previously
released material and outtakes -- though the European edition features a
wholly different running order. The material, dating from 1978 to 1981, is
excellent in places, average in others. However, only obsessives need track
it down -- as signified by the inclusion of two versions of several songs
(including stalwarts "Damaged" and "Police Story"). The fourth side of the
original vinyl issue also included a sequence of radio spots discussing
forthcoming Black Flag gigs, which is entertaining stuff, but it's more useful as a historical document than a listening experience. -- Alex Ogg
Tracklist:
1. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie 1:59
2. I Don't Care 0:59
3. White Minority 1:12
4. No Values 1:59
5. Revenge 1:05
6. Depression 2:10
7. Clocked In 1:30
8. Police Story 1:32
9. Wasted 0:44
10. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie 1:42
11. Depression 2:42
12. Police Story 1:33
13. Clocked In 1:37
14. My Rules 1:04
15. Jealous Again 2:21
16. Police Story 1:36
17. Damaged I 2:09
18. Louie Louie 1:27
19. No More 3:02
20. Room 13 2:08
21. Depression 2:40
22. Damaged II 4:13
23. Padded Cell 1:53
24. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie 1:48
25. Crass Commercialism 17:10
The Adverts - Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts (1978)
The Adverts - Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts (1978)
Artist: The Adverts
Album: The Adverts - Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts
Audio CD (August 13, 2002)
Original Release Date: August 13, 2002
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Original recording reissued
Label: Fire UK
ASIN: B0000633G1
Product Description
'Ultimate' edition of the UK punk's classic 1978 debut includes 12 bonus tracks. 'One Chord Wonders', 'Quickstep', 'Gary Gilmore's Eyes', 'Bored Teenagers', 'Safety In Numbers' & 'We Who Wait' are taken from singles. 'On Wheels', 'Newboys', 'New Church', 'Gary Gilmore's Eyes', 'Drowning Men' & 'No Time To Be 21' are previously unreleased live tracks. 2002.
A devastating debut, one of the finest albums not only of the punk era, but of the 1970s as a whole, Crossing the Red Sea With the Adverts was the summation of a year's worth of gigging, honing a repertoire that -- jagged, jarring, and frequently underplayed though it was -- nevertheless bristled with hits, both commercial and cultural. "No Time to Be 21," "One Chord Wonders," and "Bored Teenagers" were already established among the most potent rallying cries of the entire new wave, catch phrases for a generation that had no time for anthems; "Bombsite Boy," "Safety in Numbers," and "Great British Mistake" offered salvation to the movement's disaffected hordes; and the whole thing was cut with such numbingly widescreen energy that, even with the volume down, it still shakes the foundations. The band's original vision saw a rerecording of "Gary Gilmore's Eyes," a Top 20 hit during summer 1977, included on the album -- it was dropped (for space considerations) at the last minute. Several early '80s reissues of the album attempted to rectify the omission by appending the single version to side two of the LP, but it was 1983 before the rerecording itself made it out, as a minor U.K. hit single, and 1998 before Smith himself was finally able to restore Red Sea to its original glory, with "Gary Gilmore's Eyes" slotted in immediately before "Bombsite Boy," and another absentee, "New Day Dawning," following "Safety in Numbers." This revised CD release also wrapped up the remainder of the Adverts' 1977-era singles as additional bonus tracks; in 2002, the so-called "Ultimate Edition" of Red Sea appended a further six tracks, drawn from a riotous live show in early 1978, effectively doubling the original album's length. ~ Dave Thompson, All Music Guide
Tracklist:
1. One Chord Wonders 2:48
2. Bored Teenagers 1:44
3. New Church 2:26
4. On The Roof 3:01
5. Newboys 3:12
6. Gary Gilmore's Eyes 2:17
7. Bobmbsite Boy 3:28
8. No Time To Be 21 2:36
9. Safety In Numbers 3:15
10. New Day Dawns 2:40
11. Drowning Men 2:18
12. On Wheels 3:17
13. Great British Mistake 3:48
14. One Chord Wonders 2:36
15. Quickstep 3:18
16. Gary Gilmore's Eyes 2:13
17. Bored Teenagers 1:54
18. Safety In Numbers 3:31
19. We Who Wait 2:02
20. On Wheels (Live) 4:09
21. Newboys (Live) 3:24
22. New Church (Live) 2:26
23. Gary Gilmore's Eyes (Live) 2:20
24. Drowning Men (Live) 2:05
25. No Time To Be 21 (Live) 2:38
The Adverts - Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts (1978)
Artist: The Adverts
Album: The Adverts - Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts
Audio CD (August 13, 2002)
Original Release Date: August 13, 2002
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Original recording reissued
Label: Fire UK
ASIN: B0000633G1
Product Description
'Ultimate' edition of the UK punk's classic 1978 debut includes 12 bonus tracks. 'One Chord Wonders', 'Quickstep', 'Gary Gilmore's Eyes', 'Bored Teenagers', 'Safety In Numbers' & 'We Who Wait' are taken from singles. 'On Wheels', 'Newboys', 'New Church', 'Gary Gilmore's Eyes', 'Drowning Men' & 'No Time To Be 21' are previously unreleased live tracks. 2002.
A devastating debut, one of the finest albums not only of the punk era, but of the 1970s as a whole, Crossing the Red Sea With the Adverts was the summation of a year's worth of gigging, honing a repertoire that -- jagged, jarring, and frequently underplayed though it was -- nevertheless bristled with hits, both commercial and cultural. "No Time to Be 21," "One Chord Wonders," and "Bored Teenagers" were already established among the most potent rallying cries of the entire new wave, catch phrases for a generation that had no time for anthems; "Bombsite Boy," "Safety in Numbers," and "Great British Mistake" offered salvation to the movement's disaffected hordes; and the whole thing was cut with such numbingly widescreen energy that, even with the volume down, it still shakes the foundations. The band's original vision saw a rerecording of "Gary Gilmore's Eyes," a Top 20 hit during summer 1977, included on the album -- it was dropped (for space considerations) at the last minute. Several early '80s reissues of the album attempted to rectify the omission by appending the single version to side two of the LP, but it was 1983 before the rerecording itself made it out, as a minor U.K. hit single, and 1998 before Smith himself was finally able to restore Red Sea to its original glory, with "Gary Gilmore's Eyes" slotted in immediately before "Bombsite Boy," and another absentee, "New Day Dawning," following "Safety in Numbers." This revised CD release also wrapped up the remainder of the Adverts' 1977-era singles as additional bonus tracks; in 2002, the so-called "Ultimate Edition" of Red Sea appended a further six tracks, drawn from a riotous live show in early 1978, effectively doubling the original album's length. ~ Dave Thompson, All Music Guide
Tracklist:
1. One Chord Wonders 2:48
2. Bored Teenagers 1:44
3. New Church 2:26
4. On The Roof 3:01
5. Newboys 3:12
6. Gary Gilmore's Eyes 2:17
7. Bobmbsite Boy 3:28
8. No Time To Be 21 2:36
9. Safety In Numbers 3:15
10. New Day Dawns 2:40
11. Drowning Men 2:18
12. On Wheels 3:17
13. Great British Mistake 3:48
14. One Chord Wonders 2:36
15. Quickstep 3:18
16. Gary Gilmore's Eyes 2:13
17. Bored Teenagers 1:54
18. Safety In Numbers 3:31
19. We Who Wait 2:02
20. On Wheels (Live) 4:09
21. Newboys (Live) 3:24
22. New Church (Live) 2:26
23. Gary Gilmore's Eyes (Live) 2:20
24. Drowning Men (Live) 2:05
25. No Time To Be 21 (Live) 2:38
The Adverts - Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts (1978)
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Blues Creation - Blues Creation (1969)
Blues Creation - Blues Creation (1969)
1. Checkin' Up On My Baby 4:54
2. Steppin' Out 2:53
3. Smoke Stack Lightin' 5:32
4. Double Crossing Time 7:04
5. I Can't Keep From Crying 4:37
6. Spoonful 8:14
7. Rollin' and Tumblin' 4:04
8. All Your Love 4:36
1. Checkin' Up On My Baby 4:54
2. Steppin' Out 2:53
3. Smoke Stack Lightin' 5:32
4. Double Crossing Time 7:04
5. I Can't Keep From Crying 4:37
6. Spoonful 8:14
7. Rollin' and Tumblin' 4:04
8. All Your Love 4:36
Blue Goose - Blue Goose (1976)
Blue Goose - Blue Goose (1976)
1. Struttin´ Stuff 5:12
2. The Chorus 6:42
3. Call On Me 4:31
4. Loretta 3:46
5. Snowman 5:48
6. Over The Top 2:27
7. Let Me Know 3:38
8. Inside Yourself 9:20
1. Struttin´ Stuff 5:12
2. The Chorus 6:42
3. Call On Me 4:31
4. Loretta 3:46
5. Snowman 5:48
6. Over The Top 2:27
7. Let Me Know 3:38
8. Inside Yourself 9:20
Blue Cheer - The Beast Is Back (1985)
Blue Cheer - The Beast Is Back (1985)
1. Nightmares 5:03
2. Summertime Blues 3:57
3. Ride with Me 5:25
4. Girl Next Door 3:39
5. Babylon 4:12
6. Heart of the City 4:19
7. Out of Focus 3:43
8. Parchment Farm 6:55
1. Nightmares 5:03
2. Summertime Blues 3:57
3. Ride with Me 5:25
4. Girl Next Door 3:39
5. Babylon 4:12
6. Heart of the City 4:19
7. Out of Focus 3:43
8. Parchment Farm 6:55
Blue Cheer - Blue Cheer 7 (1978)
Blue Cheer - Blue Cheer 7 (1978)
1. Ride in My Cadillac 3:57
2. Out of Focus 3:35
3. Route 66 2:51
4. Don't Take Me Away 4:29
5. It's Okay 2:29
6. Child of Darkness 3:16
7. Enough of Your Lies 1:55
8. Summertime Blues 3:55
9. Good Morning Starlight 3:05
10. I Want You Once Again 6:33
1. Ride in My Cadillac 3:57
2. Out of Focus 3:35
3. Route 66 2:51
4. Don't Take Me Away 4:29
5. It's Okay 2:29
6. Child of Darkness 3:16
7. Enough of Your Lies 1:55
8. Summertime Blues 3:55
9. Good Morning Starlight 3:05
10. I Want You Once Again 6:33
Blue Cheer - Oh! Pleasant Hope (1971)
Blue Cheer - Oh! Pleasant Hope (1971)
1. Hiway Man 4:22
2. Believer 3:42
3. Money Troubles 4:06
4. Traveling Man 3:11
5. Oh! Pleasant Hope 2:41
6. I'm The Light 5:44
7. Ecological Blues 2:25
8. Lester The Arrester 3:10
9. Heart Full Of Soul 4:36
1. Hiway Man 4:22
2. Believer 3:42
3. Money Troubles 4:06
4. Traveling Man 3:11
5. Oh! Pleasant Hope 2:41
6. I'm The Light 5:44
7. Ecological Blues 2:25
8. Lester The Arrester 3:10
9. Heart Full Of Soul 4:36
Blue Cheer - The Original Human Beeing (1970)
Blue Cheer - The Original Human Beeing (1970)
1. Good Times Are So Hard To Find 3:23
2. Love Of A Woman 4:35
3. Make Me Laugh 5:06
4. Pilot 4:50
5. Babaji 3:46
6. Preacher 3:59
7. Black Sun 3:31
8. Tears In My Bead 2:06
9. Man On The Run 3:58
10. Sandwich 5:02
11. Rest At Ease 5:36
1. Good Times Are So Hard To Find 3:23
2. Love Of A Woman 4:35
3. Make Me Laugh 5:06
4. Pilot 4:50
5. Babaji 3:46
6. Preacher 3:59
7. Black Sun 3:31
8. Tears In My Bead 2:06
9. Man On The Run 3:58
10. Sandwich 5:02
11. Rest At Ease 5:36
Blue Cheer - Blue Cheer (1969)
Blue Cheer - Blue Cheer (1969)
1. Fool 3:33
2. You're Gonna Need Someone 3:35
3. Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham 3:24
4. Saturday Freedom 5:56
5. Ain't That The Way (Love's Suppossed To Be) 3:12
6. Rock and Roll Queens 2:43
7. Better When We Try 2:49
8. Natural Man 3:35
9. Lovin' You's Easy 3:57
10. The Same Old Story 4:17
1. Fool 3:33
2. You're Gonna Need Someone 3:35
3. Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham 3:24
4. Saturday Freedom 5:56
5. Ain't That The Way (Love's Suppossed To Be) 3:12
6. Rock and Roll Queens 2:43
7. Better When We Try 2:49
8. Natural Man 3:35
9. Lovin' You's Easy 3:57
10. The Same Old Story 4:17
Blue Cheer - New! Improved! (1969)
Blue Cheer - New! Improved! (1969)
Rock - Psychedelic - Blues-Rock
Year 1969 Label Philips
Type CD Catalog # AK 016
Year 2003 Label Akarma
The title is a bit misleading for, although this is certainly "new" Blue Cheer, it is hardly an "improvement." It is important as a document of a band with some influence and certain cult status. Now that the Velvet Underground have achieved true cult superstardom, it is bands like Blue Cheer that continue to get rediscovered by devotees of '60s music. Here, bassist Dick Peterson and drummer Paul Whalley present two distinctly different Blue Cheers. Side two works much better. It is 14 minutes and 43 seconds of three Randy Holden originals, "Peace of Mind," "Fruit & Iceburgs," and the brief "Honey Butter Lover." "Peace of Mind" is great, a lilting hard rock riff, and a refinement of the blistering Blue Cheer sound that launched them into the consciousness of the public. This is the stuff Grand Funk should've listened to — or better still, should have covered. Although both sides of this album were produced by Milan Melvin, Dot recording artists Burns Kellogg on piano and organ, and Bruce Stephens on guitars, sandblocks, and tortoise shell, cannot help Peterson lift the basement tape vibe of side one to a place where it can compete with Holden's contributions on the second side. Even covering Dylan's "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry does not bring the effort anyway near the majesty of "Peace of Mind." Blue Cheer "As Different As Night and Day" would've been a better title for this disc. "Fruit & Icebergs" is heavy psychedelia. Black Sabbath's "Rat Salad" meets San Francisco's Big Brother & the Holding Company without Janis Joplin. The final track, "Honey Butter Lover," is a cute acoustic piece with more spirit than anything on side one, which makes this a real Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde album of Blue Cheer in transition.
Musicians :
Dickie Peterson : Bass, Lead Vocals
Bruce Stephens : Guitar, Lead And Back-Up Vocals
Ralph Burns Kellogg : Keyboards
Norman Mayell : Drums, Percussion
Tracklist:
New! Improved! (32:07)
01 When It All gets old (03:01)
02 West Coast Child Of Sunshine (02:41)
03 I Want My Baby Back (03:19)
04 Aces 'N' Eights (02:47)
05 As Long As I Live (02:20)
06 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (03:16)
07 Peace Of Mind (07:22)
08 Fruit & Iceburgs (06:05)
09 Honey Butter Lover (01:16)
Rock - Psychedelic - Blues-Rock
Year 1969 Label Philips
Type CD Catalog # AK 016
Year 2003 Label Akarma
The title is a bit misleading for, although this is certainly "new" Blue Cheer, it is hardly an "improvement." It is important as a document of a band with some influence and certain cult status. Now that the Velvet Underground have achieved true cult superstardom, it is bands like Blue Cheer that continue to get rediscovered by devotees of '60s music. Here, bassist Dick Peterson and drummer Paul Whalley present two distinctly different Blue Cheers. Side two works much better. It is 14 minutes and 43 seconds of three Randy Holden originals, "Peace of Mind," "Fruit & Iceburgs," and the brief "Honey Butter Lover." "Peace of Mind" is great, a lilting hard rock riff, and a refinement of the blistering Blue Cheer sound that launched them into the consciousness of the public. This is the stuff Grand Funk should've listened to — or better still, should have covered. Although both sides of this album were produced by Milan Melvin, Dot recording artists Burns Kellogg on piano and organ, and Bruce Stephens on guitars, sandblocks, and tortoise shell, cannot help Peterson lift the basement tape vibe of side one to a place where it can compete with Holden's contributions on the second side. Even covering Dylan's "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry does not bring the effort anyway near the majesty of "Peace of Mind." Blue Cheer "As Different As Night and Day" would've been a better title for this disc. "Fruit & Icebergs" is heavy psychedelia. Black Sabbath's "Rat Salad" meets San Francisco's Big Brother & the Holding Company without Janis Joplin. The final track, "Honey Butter Lover," is a cute acoustic piece with more spirit than anything on side one, which makes this a real Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde album of Blue Cheer in transition.
Musicians :
Dickie Peterson : Bass, Lead Vocals
Bruce Stephens : Guitar, Lead And Back-Up Vocals
Ralph Burns Kellogg : Keyboards
Norman Mayell : Drums, Percussion
Tracklist:
New! Improved! (32:07)
01 When It All gets old (03:01)
02 West Coast Child Of Sunshine (02:41)
03 I Want My Baby Back (03:19)
04 Aces 'N' Eights (02:47)
05 As Long As I Live (02:20)
06 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (03:16)
07 Peace Of Mind (07:22)
08 Fruit & Iceburgs (06:05)
09 Honey Butter Lover (01:16)
Blue Cheer - Outsideinside (1968)
Blue Cheer - Outsideinside (1968)
1. Feathers From Your Tree 3:32
2. Sun Cycle 4:15
3. Just A Little Bit 3:31
4. Gypsy Ball 2:59
5. Come And Get It 3:17
6. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 5:10
7. The Hunter (Booker T. Jones) 4:37
8. Magnolia Caboose Babyfinger 1:32
9. Babylon (Dickie Peterson) 4:22
1. Feathers From Your Tree 3:32
2. Sun Cycle 4:15
3. Just A Little Bit 3:31
4. Gypsy Ball 2:59
5. Come And Get It 3:17
6. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 5:10
7. The Hunter (Booker T. Jones) 4:37
8. Magnolia Caboose Babyfinger 1:32
9. Babylon (Dickie Peterson) 4:22
Blue Cheer - Vincebus Eruptum (1968)
Blue Cheer - Vincebus Eruptum (1968)
1. Summertime Blues 3:44
2. Rock Me Baby 4:19
3. Doctor Please 7:49
4. Out Of Focus 3:54
5. Parchment Farm 5:46
6. Second Time Around 6:16
1. Summertime Blues 3:44
2. Rock Me Baby 4:19
3. Doctor Please 7:49
4. Out Of Focus 3:54
5. Parchment Farm 5:46
6. Second Time Around 6:16
Blodwyn Pig - Getting To This (1970)
Blodwyn Pig - Getting To This (1970)
1. Drive Me 3:19
2. Variations On Nainos 3:48
3. See My Way 5:04
4. Long Bomb Blues 1:07
5. The Squirreling Must Go On 4:22
6. San Francisco Sketches: a. Beach Scape; b. Fisherman's Wharf; c. Telegraph Hill; d. Close the door, I'm falling out of the room 8:12
7. Worry 3:43
8. Toys 3:04
9. To Rassman 1:29
10. Send Your Son To Die 4:25
11. Summer Day 3:48
12. Walk On the Water 3:42
1. Drive Me 3:19
2. Variations On Nainos 3:48
3. See My Way 5:04
4. Long Bomb Blues 1:07
5. The Squirreling Must Go On 4:22
6. San Francisco Sketches: a. Beach Scape; b. Fisherman's Wharf; c. Telegraph Hill; d. Close the door, I'm falling out of the room 8:12
7. Worry 3:43
8. Toys 3:04
9. To Rassman 1:29
10. Send Your Son To Die 4:25
11. Summer Day 3:48
12. Walk On the Water 3:42
Blodwyn Pig - Fillmore West August 1970 (1970)
Blodwyn Pig - Fillmore West August 1970 (1970)
Set 1:
1. It's Only Love 3:40
2. Ain't Ya Comin' Home Babe? 10:58
3. Dear Jill 5:17
4. Worry 9:49
5. San Francisco Sketches 15:46
Set 2:
1. It's Only Love 3:44
2. Change Song 4:54
3. Cat Squirrel 12:36
4. See My Way 8:38
5. Slow Down 6:25
6. Rock Me 4:10
Set 1:
1. It's Only Love 3:40
2. Ain't Ya Comin' Home Babe? 10:58
3. Dear Jill 5:17
4. Worry 9:49
5. San Francisco Sketches 15:46
Set 2:
1. It's Only Love 3:44
2. Change Song 4:54
3. Cat Squirrel 12:36
4. See My Way 8:38
5. Slow Down 6:25
6. Rock Me 4:10
Blodwyn Pig - Ahead Rings Out (1969)
Blodwyn Pig - Ahead Rings Out (1969)
1. It's Only Love 3:24
2. Dear Jill 5:13
3. Sing Me a Song That I Know 3:05
4. The Modern Alchemist 5:39
5. Up and Coming 5:24
6. Leave It With Me 3:49
7. The Change Song 3:48
8. Backwash 0:50
9. Ain't Ya Coming Home, Babe? 5:35
1. It's Only Love 3:24
2. Dear Jill 5:13
3. Sing Me a Song That I Know 3:05
4. The Modern Alchemist 5:39
5. Up and Coming 5:24
6. Leave It With Me 3:49
7. The Change Song 3:48
8. Backwash 0:50
9. Ain't Ya Coming Home, Babe? 5:35
Blind Faith - Blind Faith (1969)
Blind Faith - Blind Faith (1969)
Artist: Blind Faith
Album: Blind Faith
Released: 1969/2008
Genre: British blues, Psychedelic rock
Blind Faith is the self-titled album by the British supergroup Blind Faith, which consisted of Eric Clapton (The Yardbirds, Cream), Ginger Baker (Graham Bond Organisation, Cream), Steve Winwood (Spencer Davis Group, Traffic) and Ric Grech (Family). Their only album, Blind Faith was released in August 1969 (see 1969 in music).
There was an intense buzz about the band and its debut album Blind Faith, which on release topped Billboard's Pop Albums chart in America (as it did the UK charts) and peaked at #40 on the Black Albums chart, an impressive feat for a British rock quartet.
They began to work out songs early in 1969, and in February and March the group was in London at Morgan Studios, preparing for the beginnings of basic tracks for their album although the first few almost finished songs didn't show up until they were at Olympic Studios in April and May under the direction of producer Jimmy Miller. The music community was already aware of the linkup, despite Clapton's claim that he was cutting an album of his own on which Winwood would play. The rock press wasn't buying any of it, knowing that Baker was involved as well, and then the promoters and record companies got involved, pushing those concerned for an album and a tour.
The recording of their album was interrupted by such a tour of Scandinavia, then a U.S. tour from July 11 (Newport) to August 24 (Hawaii), supported by Free and Delaney & Bonnie and Friends. Although a chart topper the LP was recorded hurriedly and side two consisted of just two songs, one of them a 15-minute jam entitled "Do What You Like." Nevertheless the band was able to produce two classic hits; Winwood's "Can't Find My Way Home" and Clapton's "Presence of the Lord."
Tracklist:
1. Had To Cry Today
2. Can't Find My Way Home
3. Well Alright
4. Presence Of The Lord
5. Sea Of Joy
6. Do What You Like
7. Exchange And Mart [bonus track]
8. Spending All My Days [bonus track]
Artist: Blind Faith
Album: Blind Faith
Released: 1969/2008
Genre: British blues, Psychedelic rock
Blind Faith is the self-titled album by the British supergroup Blind Faith, which consisted of Eric Clapton (The Yardbirds, Cream), Ginger Baker (Graham Bond Organisation, Cream), Steve Winwood (Spencer Davis Group, Traffic) and Ric Grech (Family). Their only album, Blind Faith was released in August 1969 (see 1969 in music).
There was an intense buzz about the band and its debut album Blind Faith, which on release topped Billboard's Pop Albums chart in America (as it did the UK charts) and peaked at #40 on the Black Albums chart, an impressive feat for a British rock quartet.
They began to work out songs early in 1969, and in February and March the group was in London at Morgan Studios, preparing for the beginnings of basic tracks for their album although the first few almost finished songs didn't show up until they were at Olympic Studios in April and May under the direction of producer Jimmy Miller. The music community was already aware of the linkup, despite Clapton's claim that he was cutting an album of his own on which Winwood would play. The rock press wasn't buying any of it, knowing that Baker was involved as well, and then the promoters and record companies got involved, pushing those concerned for an album and a tour.
The recording of their album was interrupted by such a tour of Scandinavia, then a U.S. tour from July 11 (Newport) to August 24 (Hawaii), supported by Free and Delaney & Bonnie and Friends. Although a chart topper the LP was recorded hurriedly and side two consisted of just two songs, one of them a 15-minute jam entitled "Do What You Like." Nevertheless the band was able to produce two classic hits; Winwood's "Can't Find My Way Home" and Clapton's "Presence of the Lord."
Tracklist:
1. Had To Cry Today
2. Can't Find My Way Home
3. Well Alright
4. Presence Of The Lord
5. Sea Of Joy
6. Do What You Like
7. Exchange And Mart [bonus track]
8. Spending All My Days [bonus track]
Black Cat Bones - Barbed Wire Sandwich (1969)
Black Cat Bones - Barbed Wire Sandwich (1969)
UK Bluesrock
The Black Cat Bones was a blues-rock group from London founded in the late '60s by Paul Kossoff (guitar), Stuart Brooks (bass), and Simon Kirke (drums). Kossoff and Kirke left to form Free, and Brooks recruited Brian Short (vocals), Derek Brooks (guitar),
Incredible! This is how I see life. If you wanna feel the blue's, I mean really feel the blues. This recording here will get you. Death valley blues is incredible, the most powerfull blues song ive ever heard. The guitar work is far above stevie ray, or johnny winters or even B.B. King. No disrespect, I more than enjoy all of the above. But this is just a spellbound recording. Let it speak for itself and pick this up please.
Tracklist:
1. Chauffeur Listen
2. Death Valley Blues
3. Feelin' Good
4. Please Tell Me Baby
5. Coming Back
6. Save My Love
7. Four Women
8. Sylvester's Blues
9. Good Lookin' Woman
UK Bluesrock
The Black Cat Bones was a blues-rock group from London founded in the late '60s by Paul Kossoff (guitar), Stuart Brooks (bass), and Simon Kirke (drums). Kossoff and Kirke left to form Free, and Brooks recruited Brian Short (vocals), Derek Brooks (guitar),
Incredible! This is how I see life. If you wanna feel the blue's, I mean really feel the blues. This recording here will get you. Death valley blues is incredible, the most powerfull blues song ive ever heard. The guitar work is far above stevie ray, or johnny winters or even B.B. King. No disrespect, I more than enjoy all of the above. But this is just a spellbound recording. Let it speak for itself and pick this up please.
Tracklist:
1. Chauffeur Listen
2. Death Valley Blues
3. Feelin' Good
4. Please Tell Me Baby
5. Coming Back
6. Save My Love
7. Four Women
8. Sylvester's Blues
9. Good Lookin' Woman
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