- A1: Need You Tonight
- A2: Mystify
- A3: Suicide Blonde
- A4: Taste It (7" Version)
- A5: Original Sin
- B1: Heaven Sent
- B2: Disappear
- B3: Never Tear Us Apart
- B4: The Gift
- B5: Devil Inside
- C1: Beautiful Girl
- C2: By My Side
- C3: Kiss The Dirt (Falling Down The Mountain)
- C4: Elegantly Wasted
- C5: New Sensation
- D1: What You Need
- D2: Listen Like Thieves
- D3: Just Keep Walking
- D4: Bitter Tears
- D5: Baby Don't Cry
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- A1: Mystery Prelude
- A2: Car Patrol - Title Sequence
- A3: Breathless
- A4: Breathless - Short Version
- A5: Waiting Game
- A6: Mystery Moll
- A7: Mystery Movement
- A8: The Heavies
- A9: Dirty Scene
- B1: Study In Fear
- B2: Empty Streets
- B3: Night Watch
- B4: Foot Patrol
- B5: Quiet Girl
- B6: Relaxed Scene
- B7: Routine Procedure
- B8: Quietness Sustained
LP,180g, 2018 REISSUE - REMASTERED FROM ORIGINAL TAPES, CAREFULLY REPRODUCED ORIGINAL ART
James Clarke's Mystery Movie was released in 1974 as modern, small group compositions in various moods. Ideally suited to the new Americanised style of T.V. and cinema flm where music is used to create the mood and carry the action'.
So this collection covers a lot of bases, but it does so brilliantly and has absolutely no right to be such a fantastic listen from start to fnish.Mystery Movie is best known for the slick drum breaks underpinning the top-notch jazz-funk chase theme Car Patrol', the fuzz rifng and ARP soloing of The Heavies' and the slow-mo strut of Mystery Moll'. Study In Fear' and Empty Streets' are horror soundtrack fodder of the fnest sort.
However, it's the understated, plaintive pieces that we fnd the most rewarding.
Ambient feels and strung-out fried-folk treats, full of cyclical naïve melodies.
Music that evokes the 'downlifting' Ronnie Lane and Ron Wood instrumentals from their great Mahoney's Last Stand LP, as well as the beautiful soundtrack work of Jack Nitzsche and Ry Cooder. You might also recognise Waiting Game' from being sampled by melodic downbeat masters Express Rising.
Check Relaxed Theme', Quiet Girl', Routine Procedure' and Quietness Sustained' for a melodic, melancholic set, with the last three performed on just acoustic guitar and harp. Gorgeous work.
As with all ten re-issues, the audio for Mystery Movie comes from the original analogue tapes and has been remastered for vinyl by Be With regular Simon Francis. We've taken the same care with the sleeves, handing the reproduction duties over to Richard Robinson, the current custodian of KPM's brand identity.
- A1: Impotence
- A2: Those Words They Say
- A3: Don't Try To Change Me
- A4: Parchman Farm
- A5: Almost Grown
- A6: She's Gone
- A7: He's Bad For You
- A8: It's What I Feel
- A9: Never Leave Me
- A10: Just Where I Want
- A11: Time After Time
- B1: No Game When You Lose
- B2: Slow Walkin' Talk
- B3: She Loves To Hurt
- B4: The Big Show
- B5: Memories
- B6: The Pieman Cometh
- B7: Summertime
Although the band never released
an album during the years of their
activity, Wilde Flowers is certainly
to be counted among the foundation
stones of the Canterbury scene
of the mid-to-late Sixties. After
their departure from the band, the
members formed other two seminal
groups of the Canterbury Sound: Soft
Machine (Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers,
and Hugh Hopper) and Caravan
(David Sinclair, Richard Sinclair, Pye
Hastings, and Richard Coughlan).
The name is of course an homage
to Oscar Wilde, and this album is a
selection of some of their rarest gems
that originally came out in 1994.
- A1: Happy To Be Alive
- A2: Basie 77
- A3: It's Easy
- A4: Expanding Markets
- A5: Land Of Opportunity
- A6: Against The Odds
- A7: Ooops!
- A8: Pride In Purpose
- B1: Winner Takes All - Opening
- B2: Winner Takes All - Closing
- B3: The Road Forward - Opening
- B4: The Road Forward - Closing
- B5: Trademark
- B6: Tense Preparation
- B7: Light Preparation
- B8: Under Pressure
- B9: Speedway
- B10: Double Quick
- B11: Made It
- B12: Pick Up
- B13: Accolade
LP,180g, 2018 REISSUE - REMASTERED FROM ORIGINAL TAPES, CAREFULLY REPRODUCED ORIGINAL ART
Released in 1976, Distinctive Themes / Race To Achievement is legendary arranger Nick Ingman exploring the two distinct ideas of 'impressive themes varying in style from 'Basie to Elgar'' and 'a study in the pressure and rewards of achievement'.Distinctive Themes is a veritable indulgence of variously-tempoed, full orchestra, big band workouts, from relaxed swing to more propulsive themes. The progressively building 'Expanding Markets' is a true highlight, with its rolling pianos, contemplative electric guitar solos and moody horns over skipping beats.
The dramatic 'Against The Odds' is another stand-out.
Race To Achievement is all rugged funk with stabbing chords and strutting horns and it's probably our favourite side. Of course we have to acknowledge the fantastic 'Tense Preparation', sampled by Prince Paul and Dan The Automator for Handsome Boy Modeling School's seminal 'Magnetizing' with Del Tha Funky
Homosapien. But the whole side's range from tense underscores to fast and punchy chase themes makes this is a gem of the KPM catalogue.
As with all ten re-issues, the audio for Distinctive Themes / Race To Achievement comes from the original analogue tapes and has been remastered for vinyl by Be With regular Simon Francis. We've taken the same care with the sleeves, handing the reproduction duties over to Richard Robinson, the current
custodian of KPM's brand identity.
- A1: Keith Mansfield - Tycoon
- A2: Keith Mansfield - Hot Property
- A3: Keith Mansfield - Whistle Stop Tour
- A4: Keith Mansfield - Power Complex
- A5: Keith Mansfield - Research Establishment
- A6: Keith Mansfield - Clean Air
- A7: Keith Mansfield - Fatal Error
- A8: Keith Mansfield - Sleeping Giant 1
- A9: Keith Mansfield - Sleeping Giant 2
- B1: Keith Mansfield - World In Action
- B2: Keith Mansfield - World In Action (Composite)
- B3: Keith Mansfield - Balance Of Power
- B4: Keith Mansfield - Motorail Express
- B5: Alan Hawkshaw - Road And Rail
- B6: David Snell (2) - International Flight
- B7: Keith Mansfield - Quality Fair
- B8: Keith Mansfield - Summer Location
LP,180, 2018 REISSUE - REMASTERED FROM ORIGINAL TAPES, CAREFULLY REPRODUCED ORIGINAL ART
The two sides of 1973's Big Business / Wind of Change are mainly the work of thegreat Keith Mansfeld but there's a killer cameo each from Alan Hawkshaw and David Snell to help deliver a thematic suite, diverse in mood, applicable to dramatic and environmental situations'. A Be With favourite and truly one for the heads.
The Big Business of side A is all the work of Keith Mansfeld. It's heavy on the suspense and features the vital Hot Property', an insistent groove so good that Madlib sampled it to lace the ace Long Awaited' by Lootpack with Dilated Peoples.
Sleeping Giant 1' is a more feshed out version of the equally-dazzling Fatal Error', evoking the orchestral magic of David Axelrod. Indeed, it conjures images of Diamond D falling over himself in the early-to-mid 90s to loop its intoxicatingly
eerie soundscape. Complete with guitar flls that recall Paris, Texas-era Ry Cooder, you need this record for this piece alone.
The horn-and-fute-led "Tycoon" is a head-nodder and "Power Complex" has some fantastic percussion. Other highlights include the breezy glide of Whistle Stop Tour' and its sister groove Clean Air.'
Over on Side B is the more expansive Wind Of Change, which includes the David Snell and the Alan Hawkshaw contributions. But these ain't no fller. Snell's shufing International Flight' sounds like a smooth Dorothy Ashby track tossed from the heavens. Hawkshaw's Road And Rail' is about as luxurious and strung-
out as the great man gets and it might just be the highlight of this whole set.
Not to be outdone, if Mansfeld's Balance Of Power' doesn't make you feel like king of the world then you must be playing it wrong. Oh, and did we mention World In Action'!
As with all ten re-issues, the audio for Big Business / Wind of Change comes from the original analogue tapes and has been remastered for vinyl by Be With regularSimon Francis. We've taken the same care with the sleeves, handing the reproduction duties over to Richard Robinson, the current custodian of KPM's
brand identity.
- A1: Safari Disco Club
- A2: Que Veux-Tu
- A3: C'est Pas Une Vie
- A4: Comme Un Enfant
- A5: Chimie Physique
- B1: La Musique
- B2: Mon Pays
- B3: J'ai Bu
- B4: Le Grand Saut
- B5: Unillusion
- B6: S'éteint Le Soleil
- C1: Que Veux-Tu (Madeon Remix)
- C2: Safari Disco Club (The Shoes Remix)
- C3: Comme Un Enfant (Dactylo Remix)
- C4: Mon Pays (Lo-Fi-Fnk Remix)
- D1: Que Veux-Tu (Logo Remix)
- D2: La Musique (Lorenz Rhode Remix)
- D3: Comme Un Enfant (Second Date Remix)
- D4: S'éteint Le Soleil (Ridu Remix)
The 2nd album from French pop act Yelle gets a long-awaited reissue, the first one since the initial release in 2011! Following her first album 'Pop-Up' (2007) and an unexpected international success which brought Yelle on tour with Katy Perry, 'Safari Disco Club' is an explosive cocktail of rich pop melodies and tribal rythms filled with the peculiar childish energy of singer Julie Budet (aka 'Yelle'). The release of the album was followed by an international tour which included a second appearance at Coachella. This deluxe edition includes the original album featuring productions from Yelle's long-time partners in crime Jean-François Perrier (aka 'Grand Marnier') and Tanguy Destable (aka 'Tepr') and also from German producer Siriusmo. It also includes an additional vinyl compiling on vinyl for the very first time remixes from Madeon, Lo-Fi-Fnk, The Shoes and Logo, among others.
'Snakedressed' is the fourth studio album by most active Dirk Ivens's incarnation. It was released in 1997 by Daft Records and had once again the collaboration of Ivan Iusco of Minus Habens Records and Nightmare Lodge fame. A well produced and arranged work with the usual noise infused, yet dance oriented tracks full of harsh bass lines overlayed with intricately woven and noisy synth patches. An album that catapulted Dive as a cult act and one of the strongest influences for lot of artists. For the first time available on vinyl record with all original tracks plus some extras from 1996 including songs from the split EP's with Kirlian Camera and Controlled Bleeding and a couple of tracks from the compilation '2/3' (Hands Productions).
- A1: Caribea
- A2: Lullaby
- A3: Tree Trail
- A4: Death, When You Come To Me, May You Come To Me Swiftly, I Would Rather Not Linger, Not Linger
- A5: Big Cat
- A6: Frog Bog
- A7: To A Sea Horse
- A8: Dance Rehearsal
- B1: Surf Session, Part 1
- B2: Surf Session, Part 2
- B3: Surf Session, Part 3
- B4: Trees Against The Sky, Fields Of Plenty, Rivers To The Sea: This, And More, Spreads Before Me
- B5: Tap Dance
- B6: Oo Debut
- B7: Drum Suite
- B8: Street Scene
Snaketime Series is one of the earliest and rarest of Moondog's recordings, originally released in 1956. Snaketime' is what Moondog himself referred to as his unique sense of time in music, what he called a slithery rhythm'. And indeed, almost nobody else was making music as unique as this in the 1950s, drawing influence from city sounds, and working on many of his own instrumental invitations, Snaketime Series is truly cutting edge American avant-garde. Reissued on 180 gram LP with deluxe jacket, and a download card.
- A1: The Mirror (Feat. Kirk Lake)
- A2: Two Sisters (Feat. Anton Newcombe)
- A3: Maria's Theme
- A4: La Cavalerie
- B1: Russian Roulette
- B2: The Inventor
- B3: The Train Creep A-Loopin (Live)
- C1: Nuit Fantôme
- C2: The Gift (Anton Mix)
- C3: Angels And Devils
- C4: Witches Valley
- D1: Curse Of Santa Klaus
- D2: Time Will Tell
- D3: Wunderbar
- D4: The Woods
- D5: Lord Of Flashington
- D6: Silent Night
The Limiñanas are a couple and a band. They have produced records in their own garage in Cabestany located in the south of France for about ten years. They played in Australia, the US and toured Europe regularly. United Kingdom included. The first opus of the now series 'I have trouble in mind' was released on the initiative of Bill and Lisa Roe (iconic label 'trouble in mind") in the US in 2014. It combines all the 45t , unreleased songs recorded by the couple for 'Mojo magazine", tribute to Beach Boys, fanzines, micro labels. All the titles which were difficult to find and that fans were looking for. And now, here it is: I ve got trouble in mind vol 2. The Limiñanas now work mainly with the European label 'Because music". Thanks to their common forces, 3 albums were released. «Traité de guitarre Triolectique» with Pascal Comelade, 'Malamore", which was a tribute to Dino Risi and in 2018 'Shadow People' in the company of the American psychedelic pope Anton Newcombe. Marie and Lio work a lot, they record all the time and love 45t, maxi's and still collaborate with small labels from around the world for specific projects like the traditional song of Christmas 'Convenanza 'from Andrew Weatherall. In this second opus some covers of their favorite titles will be available. The lords of the new church 'Russia"n roulette", 'two sisters' from the Kinks which is the first song recorded with Anton and remixed by the American producer of the first White Stripes album Jim Diamond. 'Live will Tell' from Polnareff, a tribute to 'Suicide' recorded in Australia from the live version of the band and many others. The artwork was designed by Elric Duffau, as for the first volume. Small bonus: the two album covers placed side by side complement each other for a single piece.
Third album from U.S. Hip Hop rapper, singer and producer.
The album has already charted Top 10 ahead of the 17 song physical release. Includes the Top 10 hit single "Sicko Mode" and more to follow. Radio support across R1, Capital, Kiss, ILR, with playlists and ads. Online, social media activity. Ads, features, interviews and reviews across all press. Video plays at Vevo and MTV.
Just moved to November 9th.
- A1: Arcueil
- A2: Gymnopedie Iii - 1888
- A3: Etre Jaloux De Son Camarada Qui A Une Grosse Tete - 1913
- A4: Gnossienne I - 1890
- A5: Lui Manger Sa Tartine - 1913
- A6: L'initiation Fragmento - 1891
- A7: Valse Du Chocolate Aux Amandes - 1913
- A8: Gnossienne Ii - 1890
- B1: Gymnopedie I - 1888
- B2: Gymnopedie Ii - 1888
- B3: Gnossienne Ii - 1890
- B4: Le Chant Guerrier Du Roi Des Haricorts - 1913
- B5: Profiter De Cel Qui'il A Des Cors Aux Pied Pour Lui Pendre Son Cerceu - 1913
- B6: Petite Prelude A La Journee - 1913
- B7: Prelude A La Porte Heroque Du Ciel Fragmento - 1894
- B8: Arcueil
Originally released in 1986 under Luis Delgado's cult imprint El Cometa de Madrid'
Produced by Luis Delgado (Finnis Africae, Mecánica Popular) and performed by Patricia Escudero, this beautiful record dives into Erik Satie's compositional work thru an experimental optic.
Entirely recorded on Synthesizers, and making heavy use of FX and timbral manipulation, this recording brings out a Satie that's never heard before.
-This record was remastered and cut from the original tapes. However, those tapes were highly affected for what is known as the Sticky Shed Syndrome, and were very deteriorated.
Even though that was professionally taken care of, it was a very long process to get a result that exceeded our standards to be pressed. That being said, there are very few parts were you might find an slight change on sound that was impossible to eliminate completely, due to the above mentioned issue
- A1: And The Gods Made Love
- A2: Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland)
- A3: Crosstown Traffic
- A4: Voodoo Chile
- B1: Little Miss Strange
- B2: Long Hot Summer Night
- B3: Come On (Part I)
- B4: Gypsy Eyes
- B5: Burning Of The Midnight Lamp
- C1: Rainy Day, Dream Away
- C2: 1983....(A Merman I Should Turn To Be)
- C3: Moon, Turn The Tides....gently Gently Away
- D1: Still Raining, Still Dreaming
- D2: House Burning Down
- D3: All Along The Watchtower
- D4: Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
- A1: 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be)
- A2: Voodoo Chile
- A3: Cherokee Mist
- A4: Hear My Train A Comin
- B1: Angel
- B2: Gypsy Eyes
- B3: Somewhere
- B4: Long Hot Summer Night (Demo 1)
- B5: Long Hot Summer Night (Demo 3)
- B6: Long Hot Summer Night (Demo 4)
- B7: Snowballs At My Window
- B8: My Friend
- C1: At Last... The Beginning
- C2: Angel Caterina (1983)
- C3: Little Miss Strange
- C4: Long Hot Summer Night (Take 1)
- C5: Long Hot Summer Night (Take 14)
- D1: Rainy Day, Dream Away
- D2: Rainy Day Shuffle
- D3: 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be)
- A1: Introduction
- A2: Are You Experienced
- A3: Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
- B1: Red House
- B2: Foxey Lady
- B3: Fire
- C1: Hey Joe
- C2: Sunshine Of Your Love
- C3: I Won't Live Today
- D1: Little Wing
- D2: Star Spangled Banner
- D3: Purple Haze
Available as either a 3CD/1 Blu-ray set or a 6LP/1 Blu-ray set, both packages include:
· The original album, now newly remastered by Bernie Grundman from the original analog tapes. For the LP set, Grundman prepared an all analog direct to disc vinyl transfer of the album, preserving the authenticity.
· Electric Ladyland: The Early Takes, which presents 20 never before heard demos and studio outtakes. Included are incredibly intimate demos for song ideas Hendrix recorded himself on a reel-to-reel tape at the Drake Hotel, as well as early recording session studio takes featuring guest appearances from Buddy Miles, Stephen Stills and Al Kooper. Full tracklist included below.
· Jimi Hendrix Experience: Live At the Hollywood Bowl 9/14/68: Part of Experience Hendrix's Dagger Records official bootleg series, this live album documents their triumphant Los Angeles concert held a few weeks before Electric Ladyland was released. The recently discovered two-track soundboard recording captures the energy that had the audience in such a frenzy that many concert goers jumped into the reflecting pool that separated the bandstand from the seats. Full tracklist below. Experience Hendrix's Dagger Records releases are physical only so this will ONLY be available as part of the physical release with no digital.
· Blu-Ray: includes the acclaimed full-length documentary At Last... The Beginning: The Making of Electric Ladyland, the first ever 5.1 surround sound mix of the original album overseen by Hendrix's original engineer Eddie Kramer plus the original stereo mixes in uncompressed 24 bit/96 kz high resolution audio. NOTE: unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances the documentary will not have translated subtitles.
· Electric Ladyland 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition includes a full color, 48-page book containing Jimi's handwritten lyrics, poem and instructions to his record label, as well as never before published photos from the recording sessions that were shot by Eddie Kramer himself. Also included are essays by celebrated journalist David Fricke and Hendrix authority John McDermott
· All contained in a numbered luxe casemade book for CD+Blu-Ray release and casemade lifttop box for the LP+Blu-Ray release with new cover art which is true to Hendrix's original vision of the album's cover: a Linda (McCartney) Eastman photograph of the band and children at the statue of Alice In Wonderland in New York's Central Park.
- A1: Post-Apocalypto Theme
- A2: Desolation
- A3: Hope
- A4: Cave Women
- A5: Making Love
- A6: Scientists
- A7: Tale Us Into Space
- A8: I've Got To Go
- A9: Fuck Yo-Yo Ma
- B1: Reunion / Not So Fast
- B2: Daddy Ding Dong
- B3: Chainsaw Bazooka Machine Gun
- B4: Robot
- B5: March
- B6: Turd Whistle
- B7: Colors
- B8: Who's Your Daddy
- B9: Jb Jr Rap
- B10: Woman Time
- B11: Save The World
- B12: Post-Apocalypto Theme (Reprise)
Jack Black and Kyle Glass release a 6 part series of animated videos, with one being released each Friday from September 28th. Each episode was hand drawn by Jack Black and every character voiced by Black/Glass. This new 21 track album is released by Columbia Records to accompany the animated videos and all tracks feature across the series. Formats are a single translucent green LP (initial pressing) and standard CD. Produced by John Spiker and features Dave Grohl on drums. Satellite TV ads. Online/social media activity. Ads, features and reviews across all press. Video plays across MTV/Vevo. Radio support across Kerrang and other rock music specialist shows. Poster campaign and database mailout.
- 1: Runway
- 2: Righteous
- 3: Do You Like Music
- 4: Val In Time
- 5: One And Two And
- 6: Without A Doubt
- 7: Even
- 8: Favourite Truth
- 9: Ne (Good En)
- 10: Take Me To Brasil
- 11: Mirage
- 12: Oh Dara
- 13: Groovin Sweet
- 14: Training
- 15: Jeff's Piano
- 16: Dr Slump
- 17: What Was On Your Mind
- 18: Super Moon
- 19: Feeling Connected
- 20: Tape's Rolling
- 21: Between Piano
- 22: By The Sea
- 23: Uploading
- 24: Slow Down
- 25: In Plane Astral
- 26: The Best Good
- 27: Time Is The Greatest Teacher
- 28: Our Future
We head into the final quarter of the year with a very
welcome return to First Word from London producer,
musician, engineer and DJ, Eric Lau. Following on
from his acclaimed early 2017 album, 'Examples',
we proudly present the second volume - another
delectable 28-track beats opus.
'Examples Volume Two' is Eric's fourth
instrumental album, and ably continues where he
left off with an assortment of sonics, ranging through
hip hop, jazz, funk, soul & Brazilian beats. An
elaborate sketchpad of ideas and grooves, this again
gives a taste of the genius production skills of 'The
Commissioner', Mr. Lau.
A mixdown perfectionist, his services have been
drafted into service on a number of albums over the
past few years, including Yussef Kamaal's 'Black
Focus', Mansur Brown's 'Shiroi', The Playlist's
'Chasing Goosebumps', DJ Jazzy Jeff's 'M3',
Masego's 'Lady Lady', and Kaidi Tatham's 'It's A
World Before You', released on First Word recently.
It's through these recent collaborations that we have
a few unique ingredients peppered through this
project, the track 'Jeff's Piano' is based on a sample
taken from Eric's iPhone, capturing a moment when
Kaidi was teaching Masego a few chords at Jeff's
studio. Both integral players to the Playlist Retreat,
Eric and Kaidi have also provided remix duties for
Moonchild, Omar and Leon Ware, and Kaidi Kat also
lends his key playing talents to a few tracks here.
Eric has also worked as a producer for artists like
Oddisee, Guilty Simpson, Dego, Tawiah, Rahel and
Fatima, whilst his DJ skills have seen him tour the
globe with luminaries such as Erykah Badu, Robert
Glasper and Questlove. He's received props over the
years from tastemakers across the world, including
Rich Medina, 9th Wonder, Bobbito, Dam Funk, Phonte, Gilles Peterson, James Poyser (The Roots) and Ali Shaheed
Muhammad (A Tribe Called Quest).
- A1: Wakey Wakey Intro
- A2: Dig That Groove Baby
- A3: Cloughy Is A Bootboy
- A4: Lambrusco Kid
- A5: I've Got Asthma
- A6: Peter Practise's Practice Place
- B1: Deidre's A Slag
- B2: Ashbrooke Launderette
- B3: Bless You My Son
- B4: My Girlfriend's Dad's A Vicar
- B5: Spiders In The Dressing Room
- B6: Popeye Medley
- C1: She Goes To Finos
- C2: Fisticuffs In Frederick Street
- C3: Harry Cross
- C4: Glenda & The Test Tube Baby
- C5: Wakey Wakey Outro
- D1: When The Saints
- D2: Wipe Out
- D3: Nellie The Elephant
- D4: Sabre Dance
- D5: Blue Suede Shoes
- A1: Nuages
- A2: All Of Me
- A3: How High The Moon
- A4: Embraceable You
- A5: I'll See You In My Dreams
- A6: Dream Of You
- A7: Topsy
- B1: Daphné
- B2: Place De Brouckère
- B3: Echos De France (La Marseillaise)
- B4: The Sheik Of Araby
- B5: Tears
- B6: Mélodie Au Crépuscule
- B7: Blues En Mineur
- C1: Dinah
- C2: Limehouse Blues
- C3: Minor Swing
- C4: La Mer
- C5: Black And White
- C6: Si Tu Savais
- C7: Rythme Futur
- D1: Sweet Georgia Brown
- D2: Honeysuckle Rose
- D3: Django's Tiger
- D4: Swing'39
- D5: Charleston
- D6: Blues Clair
- D7: Les Yeux Noirs
- E1: Swing '42
- E2: Danse Norvégienne
- E3: Bricktop
- E4: Manoir De Mes Rêves
- E5: Where Are You My Love
- E6: St. Louis Blues
- E7: Tiger Rag
- F1: Django's Dream
- F2: Belleville
- F3: Double Whisky
- F4: Flèche D'or
- F5: Just One Of Those Things
- F6: Dinette
- F7: Djangology
Django Reinhardt devised an astonishing new technique of playing guitar built around the two fingers on his left hand that were left with full mobility after a devastating fire and, together with Stéphane Grapelli, he was responsible for defining the gypsy jazz genre. A nomadic spirit whose life became a never-ending quest to journey to wherever his precious talent would take him, Django Reinhardt will forever be revered as one of the most unique, gifted and influential musicians of the 20th century.
Never released before: on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the GRM, the composer François Bayle introduces us to some of his unpublished archives:
"Electrucs !" (1974) composed on a 1970's Synthi AKS synthesizer like an imaginary oundtrack
- A1: Introduction
- A2: City Of Dreams
- A3: Over The Edge
- A4: The Night Shift
- A5: Paper Chase
- A6: Outside Looking In
- B1: Midnight Sun
- B2: Behind The Wheel
- B3: Thicker Than Blood
- B4: A Sort Of Homecoming
- B5: Winner Take All
- C1: Death Mask
- C2: Jackie's Eyes
- C3: The Fading Faces
- C4: Mind Games
- C5: The Maze
- C6: Threshold
- D1: Flashback
- D2: Blood Sport
- D3: Survival Instinct
- D4: Hall Of Mirrors
- D5: Eulogy
- D6: The Messenger
- E1: Love Theme
- E4: Cruise Control
- E5: Wave Goodbye
- E6: Magic Gardens
- E7: An Eye For An Eye
- F1: The Point Of No Return
- F2: Cremation
- F3: The Nightshift (Reprise)
- F4: Memories Are Forever
- F5: Echoes Of The Mind
- F6: Streets Of Fire
- E2: Through The Gauntlet
- E3: Ghost Town
The neon lights that decorate a dive bar's window cast a vivid reflection in rainwater on the pavement outside, as steam rises from deep beneath the ground. A slow pan across the scene, past alleys cast in shadow, twilit corners & glass doorways streaked with the mist of humid bodies fuming inside: the camera catches the denizens of an unnamed city, studying faces heavy with secrets too sad to bear. Cut to the motorway. Sleek cars barrel through the night. Sirens moan. Engines rev. You're behind the wheel, over the edge as the credits roll.
This film does not exist — but the soundtrack does. Symmetry is Johnny Jewel & Nat Walker, & Themes For an Imaginary Film is their two-hour cinematic opus pokus, a sprawling score for a movie that screens only in your mind. A 'conceptual tangent between Glass Candy, Chromatics, Mirage, & Desire's more abstract sides,' as Jewel himself describes the project, Symmetry is a vigorous, electric, restless exploration of ideas on the bleeding edge of instrumental sound. Analog synthesizers roll and crest, drums collide, keys cascade clear & crystalline. These themes evoke the phantasmic images that inspired them: urgent and ethereal, sinister & romantic. It's a neo-noir epic of pink fog & femme fatales hidden behind rain drenched windshields after dark.
Produced By Johnny Jewel & Nat Walker
- A1: The World's Going Fucking Crazy (Feat. Pablo Ygal)
- A2: Echoes Of Time (Feat. Natureboy Flako)
- A3: All In My Mind (Feat. I & Ced)
- A4: Sangoma (Feat. Chunky)
- A5: Abandoned In Space (Feat. Christoph El Truento)
- B1: Alafia (Feat. Mo Kolours)
- B2: Revolt (Feat. Creole Plus)
- B3: Freak Out (Feat. Jeen Bassa)
- B4: Who U Think U Are (Feat. Al Dobson Jr.)
- B5: Ghetto Child (Feat. Jesvs Lo5T)
- B6: Lofi Social (Feat. Dibia$E)
- B7: Hugs For Everybody (Feat. Akello G. Light)
- C1: Smokn Good (Feat. Pudge & Buttermilk Perkins)
- C2: Breathe Low (Feat. Mo Rayon)
- C3: Hand (Feat. Dorian Concept)
- C4: King's Riddim (Feat. Ras G & The Afrikan Space Program)
- C5: Moving 909S (Feat. Darkhouse Family)
- D1: Triguna (Feat. Dagger Dx)
- D2: Fogsmoke (Feat. Tehbis)
- D3: Potatoes (Feat. Josip Kiobucar)
- D4: Drugs (Feat. Samiyam)
- D5: Data Entry (Feat. Flying Lotus)
- D6: Zikzik (Feat. Shah'u)
- A1: Heliopause (Dbs & Aux 88) - Electro City
- A2: Middle Men - Space Quest Ii (Earth Odyssey)
- A3: Dibu-Z - Remote View
- B1: Kalson - Global Surveyor
- B2: Anthony Rother - Matrix
- B3: Keen K - Cat In Space
- C1: Tekkazula - Enya
- C2: Patronen - Zukunft Flug
- C3: Wilx - Vengonost
- D1: Amper Clap - Desolation (Robyrt Hecht Remix)
- D2: Tyraell - Paleocontact
- D3: C*Nt - Hunter
- E1: Silicon Scally - Machine Bias
- E2: Blake Casimir - At The Outer Sector
- E3: Low Orbit Satellite - Projected Memories
- F1: N-Ter - Agram Sunrise
- F2: Obsolete Robotics Feat. Phil Klein - Walk Alone
- F3: Hardfloor - Diet Starts Monday
- G1: Energy Principle - Tempus Fugit
- G2: Fleck E.s.c. - Phase 4
- G3: Adj - Days Of Light
- H1: Pi-Xl - Disciplinary Action (Remix)
- H2: Rauschenmaschine - Nebulous Spirograph (Subatomic Mix)
- H3: Visonia - Nausicaa
Electro globalisation! The German label Dominance Electricity presents Phase 4 of the Global Surveyor various artist album series (launched in 1998).
Featuring heavy-weights of the international Electro genre such as Anthony Rother, Hardfloor, Silicon Scally aka Carl Finlow and Heliopause (a project of Germany's Dynamik Bass System & Detroit's Keith Tucker of AUX 88) and many more, this carefully selected collection includes a total of 24 productions out of 13 countries / 5 continents ranging between clubbish acid power, deep space cruiser, playful kraftwerkesk melodic downtempo and ambient synth magic.
- A1: The Intro (Feat. Mr Brown)
- A2: Still
- A3: Honey Dip
- A4: Breathe (One)
- A5: Mirrors
- A6: Breathe (Two)
- A7: The Outro
- A8: Honey Dip (Remix)
- B1: All I Do
- B2: West Coast
- B3: Down With Clowns
- B4: Firmer Funk Boogie
- B5: Both Hands Free
- B6: Waiting Forever (Feat. Kristoffer Eikrem & Tarjei Kjerland Lienig)
- B7: Radioactive/Dirtyhans Beat
- B8: Supreme Jazzblaster
- B9: Kiss Me
2nd Reissue
Fredfades & Ivan Ave's debut release
This time on black vinyl
300 copies
For fans of J Dilla, MNDSGN, Madlib, Yogisoul
Contains 17 tracks produced by Fredfades using the SP-1200 and MPC 2000XL. The A-side is all vocal tracks by the Norwegian lyrical genius Ivan Ave who is widely known for his projects with MNDSGN (Stones Throw). The B-side is a mesh of Fredfades instrumentals.
- A1: Ohiyee
- A2: Yabaal
- A3: Heelo
- B1: Hiyeeley
- B2: Aw Baahilowlow
- B3: Doon Baa Maraysoo
- C1: Intro Vol 2
- C2: Jaceyl Mirahiis
- C3: Dab
- C4: Saafiyeey Makaa Saraayeey
- D1: Jaajumoow Jees
- D2: Diinleeya
- D3: Caashaqa Maxaa I Barayee
- E1: Keene Gardaran
- E2: Jubba Aaka
- E3: Aduun Hawli Kama Dhamaato
- F1: Salkuu Dhigey
- F2: Haddi Aanan Gacaloy
In the expansive sleeve notes accompanying this superb triple-album, Analog Africa founder Samy Ben Redjeb accounts, in great detail, the epic tale of Dur-Dur Band, a Mogadishu-based deep funk outfit that took Somalian radio by storm during the early 1980s. It's a remarkable story, all told, but nowhere near as remarkable as the music contained on this essential retrospective. Redjeb has managed to license both of their previously cassette-only albums, stretching them across three slabs of wax. Brilliantly played and performed, the songs mix killer American and African style funk grooves with hooky Somalian vocals, spacey synths and occasional nods towards other styles (most notably reggae on later period cut "Diinleeya" and Juju on "Salkuu Dhigey"). Simply essential.
- A1: Entrance
- A2: Level Zero
- A3: No Hay Trabajo Para Mi
- A4: Albania Fm Feat. Funkycan B1. Intershop
- B2: Midi Break 1
- B3: Srrr
- B4: Midi Lisa
- B5: Funk
- B6: Master Quest
- C1: Y
- C2: Arcadia
- C3: Termina Feat_ Gerry Franke
- C4: Rush
- C5: Lozt Feat. Ludi
- C6: Midi Break 2
- D1: Shrimp
- D2: All My Circuits
- D3: Burning 4 U Feat. Chrissley Benz
- D4: Exit
- A1: Leben Und Arbeiten - Amanita
- A2: Malaria! - Your Turn To Run
- A3: Ausserhalb - Zeitzelle
- A4: Die Haut - Der Karibische Western
- B1: Aus Lauter Liebe - Pingelig
- B2: Mania D. - Track 4
- B3: Exkurs - Fakten
- B4: Christiane F. - Wunderbar (Optimo Edit)
- C1: Sprung Aus Den Wolken - Dub And Die
- C2: P1/E - Up And Above / Up And Above Dub
- C3: Franz Erlmeier & Fritz Köstler - Öffnen Sie Mal Ihre Tasche
- C4: Populäre Mechanik - Scharfer Schnitt (No. 1)
- D1: Andreas Dorau - Fred Vom Jupiter
- D2: Weltklang - Veb Heimat
- D3: Stefan Blöser - Voyager One
- D4: Matthias Schuster - An Rah Robeel
Strut Present An Exclusive New Compilation Curated By Optimo's Jd Twitch, 'kreaturen Der Nacht', Bringing Together Classics, Rarities And Oddities From Germany's Original Post-punk And Diy Scene. 1979 To 1984 Was An Era Of Particular Artistic Upheaval In Germany As Strong Subculture Scenes Formed In Many German Cities. Emphasis Was Placed On Expression Rather Than Technical Perfection, Artistic Impact Rather Than Skill. Diy Self-organisation Prevailed With The Establishment Of Small Record Labels And Independently Produced Records And Cassettes. Bands Experimented Across Genres And Consciously Abandoned The English-speaking Mainstream With German Band Names And Lyrics. 'although We Had A Small Underground
Scene, It Was Very Vibrant,' Explains Gudrun Gut Of Malaria! 'bands Like Die Haut, My Frst Band Mania D., Malaria!... We Organised Gigs Ourselves Or Friends Would Open A Gallery And
Have Bands Playing. We Hung Around Together In A Handful Of Clubs Like Risiko Or Dschungel And Went To Gigs At So36. West Germany Had Other Regional Scenes Too: Düsseldorf And
Köln Around Der Plan And The Ata Tak Label And There Was The Hamburg Side With Abwärts. Germany Didn't Have A Real Music Industry Like The Us Or England Back Then.'
This New Collection Is A Personal Selection From Jd Twitch, Built Over Years Of Playing The Tracks In Club Sets. 'it Is Not Designed To Tell A Defnitive Story Of What Was Going On In
Germany In This Era,' He Explains. 'rather, It Is Simply An Arbitrary Collection Of Records I Adore From A Specifc Era With A Specifc Attitude That Hopefully Together Sum Up Some
Of The Musical Undercurrents In Germany At That Time.'
The Package Features A Host Of Rare And Unseen Photos From The Period Along With Extensive Interviews With Artists Including Beate Bartel (mania D.), Christoph Dreher (die Haut),
Michael Hirsch (p1/e) And Thomas Voburka (weltklang). All Tracks Are Remastered By The Carvery With Artwork By Optimo's In-house Design Man Andrew Beltran.
- A1: Hey Let's Go (Opening Theme)
- A2: The Village In May
- A3: A Haunted House!
- A4: Mei & The Dust Bunnies
- A5: Evening Wind
- A6: Not Afraid
- A7: Let's Go To The Hospital
- A8: Mother
- A9: A Little Monster
- A10: Totoro
- A11: A Huge Tree In The Tsukamori Forest
- A12: A Lost Child
- B1: The Path Of The Wind
- B2: A Soaking Wet Monster
- B3: Moonlight Flight
- B4: Mei Is Missing
- B5: Cat Bus
- B6: I'm So Glad
- B7: My Neighbour Totoro (Ending Theme)
- B8: Hey Let's Go
A soundtrack board that can enjoy the music of Joe Hisaishi who can feel warmth as a warm heartedness to your heart's content. 'Sanpo' 'My Neighbor Totoro' is also included.
- A1: Standing In The Shadows Of Love
- A2: Bring Back My Yesterday
- B1: I've Found Someone
- B2: I've Got So Much To Give
- B3: I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby
- C1: Girl It's True, Yes I'll Always Love You
- C2: Honey Please, Can't Ya See
- D1: You're My Baby
- D2: Hard To Believe That I Found You
- D3: Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up
- E1: Mellow Mood (Pt. 1)
- E2: You're The First, The Last, My Everything
- E3: I Can't Believe You Love Me
- F1: Can't Get Enough Of Your Love
- F2: Oh Love, Well We Finally Made It
- F3: I Love You More Than Anything (In This World Girl)
- F4: Mellow Mood (Pt. 2)
- G1: Heavenly, That's What You Are To Me
- G2: I'll Do For You Anything You Want Me To
- G3: All Because Of You
- G4: Love Serenade
- H1: What Am I Gonna Do With You
- H2: Let Me Live My Life Lovin' You Babe
- H3: Love Serenade
- I1: I Don't Know Where Love Has Gone
- I2: If You Know, Won't You Tell Me
- I3: I'm So Blue And You Are Too
- J1: Baby We Better Try To Get It Together
- J2: You See The Trouble With Me
- J3: Let The Music Play
- K1: Don't Make Me Wait Too Long
- K2: Your Love - So Good I Can Taste It
- L1: I'm Qualified To Satisfy You
- L2: I Wanna Lay Down With You Baby
- L3: Now I'm Gonna Make Love To You
- M1: Playing Your Game, Baby
- M2: It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down To Me
- M3: You're So Good You're Bad
- N1: Never Thought I'd Fall In Love With You
- N2: You Turned My Whole World Around
- N3: Oh What A Night For Dancing
- N4: Of All The Guys In The World
- O1: Look At Her
- O2: Your Sweetness Is My Weakness
- O3: Sha La La Means I Love You
- P1: September When I First Met You
- P2: It's Only Love Doing It's Thing
- P3: Just The Way You Are
- P4: Early Years
- Q1: I Love To Sing The Songs I Sing
- Q2: Girl, What's Your Name
- Q3: Once Upon A Time (You Were A Friend Of Mine)
15 Jahre nach seinem frühen Tod feiert - The 20th Century Records Albums (1973-1979)' Barry White als einen der größten Künstler / Songwriter / Produzenten der 70er Jahre. Er etablierte den neuen Klang der Orchesterseele, der über das Jahrzehnt und darüber hinaus zu einem Grundbestandteil wurde. Das Vinyl-Box-Set enthält alle 9 LP-Alben, die Barry White über das Label 20th Century Records veröffentlicht hat und werden hier zum ersten Mal zusammengestellt. Alle neun Alben wurden zum ersten Mal seit ihrer Veröffentlichung in den 70er Jahren von den originalen analogen Masterbändern remastert und werden hier mit ihrem originalen Sleeve und Label Art präsentiert. Die Alben wurden in den Abbey Road Studios in London auf hochwertigem 180g Vinyl geschnitten, um die höchstmögliche Audioqualität zu garantieren.
[ZZA] q4 | Oh Me, Oh My (I'm Such a Lucky Guy)
[ZZB] r1 | I Can't Leave You Alone
[ZZC] r2 | Call Me, Baby
[ZZD] r3 | How Did You Know It Was Me
Slender Man Tells The Story Of A Tall, Thin, Horrifying Figure With Unnaturally Long Arms And A Featureless Face, Who Is Reputed To Be Responsible For The Haunting And Disappearance Of Countless Children And Teens. The Album Features The Film's Original Music Composed By Ramin Djawadi (game Of Thrones, Westworld, Iron Man) And Brandon Campbell (the Thinning). The Motifs Are Thin And Sneaky And Not Too Heavy. It Just Fits Perfect In The Dense Tension Of The Storyline. The Classic Horror Sound Is Present At Some Moments, But It's Mostly The Melodies Of String That Pulls The Soundtrack To The Right Direction.
The Slender Man package contains a min-poster and you'll find secret inscriptions in the run-out groove. The album is available as a limited Halloween edition of 666 numbered copies on coloured (transparent & black swirled) vinyl.
-180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL
-PVC PROTECTIVE SLEEVE
-SCORE BY BRANDON CAMPBELL & RAMIN DJAWADI (GAME OF THRONES / WESTWORLD)
-CONTAINS MINI-POSTER
-SECRET INSCRIPTIONS IN RUN-OUT GROOVE BRAND NEW 2018 HORROR MOVIE
-LIMITED HALLOWEEN EDITION OF 666 NUMBERED COPIES ON COLOURED (TRANSPARENT & BLACK SWIRLED) VINYL
- A1: Natural Selection
- A2: Mother And Daughters Now Mothers
- A3: Forbidden Fruit
- B1: Epsilon Transmission
- B2: Epsilon
- B3: Love Lies Bleeding
- C1: Time Capsule
- C2: Mind And Matter
- C3: Retrospective
- C4: Solo
- C5: Extra Vehicular Activity (Eva)
- C6: Life Support
- D1: Telescopic One
- D2: Telescopic Two
- D3: Telescopic Three
- D4: Sane
- D5: Angel Falls
- D6: Mothers Too
- D7: Deaf Out
The Stunning And Ground-breaking Album From The Composer And Saxophonist Chris Bowden.
'this Is The Album That Connected It All.' Gilles Peterson 2018
Chris Bowden's Debut Album Time Capsule Was First Released On Soul Jazz Records In 1992 To Universal And Widespread Critical Acclaim. Now 20 Years On A New Wave Of Current Jazz Artists Led By The Likes Of Kamasi Washington In The Usa And A Host Of British Artists - Shabaka Hutchings /sons Of Kemet, The Ezra Collective, Moses Boyd, Nubya Garcia, Fourtet, Yussef Kamaal, Tenderlonious, Binker & Moses - Have Brought This Original Ground-breaking Album Into The Limelight Once More As A Pivotal Starting Point, Sharing Many Of The Aesthetics Of These Current Artists At Work Today.
Musically All Are Inspired By The Spiritual Jazz Of John Coltrane, Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, Archie Shepp, Don Cherry Et Al Paired With A Modern Electronic Music Sensibility. Chris Bowden's Time Capsule Has Stood The Test Of Time Like Few Other Albums (as The Title Of The Album Suggested), And Remains A Pivotal, Wholly-successful And Original Experimental Musical Collage, A Radical Inspiration And Forebearer To Many Of The Best Progressive Jazz And Electronic Artists Working Today.
The Album Has Been Fully Hi-spec Re-mastered And Is Available As A Limited-edition Heavyweight Double-vinyl Release With Gatefold Sleeve (+ Free Download Code), Slipcase Cd And Digital Album.
- A1: Don Drummond & The Skatalites - Rain Or Shine
- A2: The Gaylads - Morning Sun
- A3: Delroy Wilson - Just Because Of You
- A4: Alton Ellis - Sunday Coming
- B1: Jackie Opel - I Am What I Am
- B2: Peter Tosh - I Am The Toughest
- B3: Delroy Wilson - Get Ready
- B4: Mr. Foundation - Timo-Oh
- B5: Roland Alphonso & The Soul Brothers - Provocation
- C1: Leroy & Rocky - Love Me Girl
- C2: Slim & Delroy - Look Who Is Back Again
- C3: The Skatalites - Spread Satin
- C4: Barrington Spence - Contemplating Mind
- D1: Ernest Ranglin - Psychedelic Rock
- D2: Bob Marley & The Wailers - Destiny
- D3: Roland Alphonso - Reggae In The Grass
- D4: Zoot Simms - We Can Talk It Over
- D5: Jackie Mittoo - Hi Jack
Studio One Freedom Sounds Is The New Collection From Soul Jazz/studio One Focussing On The Intense Period In The Second Half Of The 1960s When Studio One's Vast And Unbeatable Output Of Ska, Soul, Rock Steady And Reggae Made It Literally One Of The Hottest Musical Empires In The World.
During This Highly Successful Period, Clement 'sir Coxsone' Dodd Released Hundreds And Hundreds Of Superlative Singles Seemingly On An Almost Daily Basis, In The Process Making Huge Stars Out Of Jamaican Singers Such As Alton Ellis, Delroy Wilson, The Wailers, Slim Smith, Jackie Opel And Many More.
Powered By The Finest In-house Musicians Working In Jamaica, Whether It Was The Skatalites, Jackie Mittoo's Soul Brothers, The Sounds Dimension Or The Soul Vendors, Studio One Functioned As Hit Factory On The Scale Of Motown In The Usa, Shaping And Defining Reggae Music For Decades To Come.
Singlehandedly Studio One's Founder Clement Dodd Was Able To Create The Most Successful Vertically-integrated Record Company That Jamaica Had Ever Known With Pressing Plant, Printers, Studio, Shops, And Sound Systems All Running At Once, With Over 50 Employees And Hundreds Of Artists Working With Studio One During This Time.
Studio One Freedom Sounds Tells The Story Of Studio One In The 1960s With A Stunning Set Of Ska, Soul, Rock Steady And Reggae Killer Tunes As Well As Informative Sleevenotes And Track-by-track Info By Noel Hawks. The Album Is Released As Heavyweight Double Vinyl (+ Free Download Code), Deluxe Cd And Digital Album.
- A1: I Wanna Go Where The People Go
- A2: Greetings From Shitsville
- A3: Top Of The World
- A4: Vanilla Radio
- A5: Caffeine Bomb
- B1: O.c.d
- B2: Someone That Won't Let Me Go
- B3: Nita Nitro
- B4: Caprice
- C1: Girlfriend Clothes
- C2: Jonesing For Jones
- C3: Suckerpunch
- C4: Beautiful Thing You
- D1: Weekend '96
- D2: My Baby Is A Headfuck
- D3: Nothing Ever Changes But The Shoes
- D4: Love U Til I Don't
- D5: Don't Worry About Me
1st ever vinyl reissue of The Wildhearts classic 2004 Live double LP 'The Wildhearts Strike Back' originally released
by Gut Records.
The Wildhearts, led by Ginger Wildheart himself, are one of the most enduring and entertaining British rock bands,
still performing today after over 25 years.
Recorded Live in London, Liverpool, Nottingham, Northampton, Leeds, Sheffield, Norwich and Edinburgh, with The
Wildhearts at the top of their game
Pressed on 2 x 180grm heavyweight vinyl, and presented in a replica of the original gatefold sleeve, with the addition
of printed inner bags with lyrics.
Includes material from the full career of the band up to this date, and featuring the hits 'I Wanna Go Where The People
Go', 'Caffeine Bomb', 'Vanilla Radio' and 'Suckerpunch.'
- A1: Mr Brown In Town
- A2: Mr Brown Dub
- A3: Trendsetter
- A4: Trendsettting Dub
- B1: Your Shadow Is Black
- B2: Your Shadow Is Dub
- B3: Dead Meat
- B4: Dead Meat Dub
- C1: Dub At Abbey Road
- C2: Abbey Road Version
- C3: Bumpy Road Of Life
- C4: Bumpy Dub
- C5: Captain Perry
- D1: Captain Dub
- D2: Killing Dancehall Softly
- D3: Killing Version
- D4: Solid State Communication
- D5: Solid State Dub
At 83 Years Of Age, Lee Scratch Perry Is Proud To Present To The World His Next Full Length Solo Album (with Dub Versions) , Continuing His Inimitable Roots Reggae Legacy.
Lee's Brief For The Album, Was To Blend The Vintage And The Obscure, During The Sessions Lee Referred To The Sound And 'black' And Wanted Space, Light And Darkness In The Songs And Their Respective Dub Versions.
The Result Sees Lee Having Mixed Up An Analogue Concoction Of Ultra-rare Effects, Sonic Wizardry And Deep Heavy Roots Rhythms.
Over 2017 and 2018, Lee Scratch Perry re united with Producer and Mixer Daniel Boyle, to start work on their second Solo album project for Lee.
Picking up where their last efforts ''Back on the Controls'' left off. Lee wanted to continue the raw analogue sound they had cultivated together over multiple past releases, and take it to the next level with new effects devices to create another sonic signature.
They entered the studio in 2017, to begin to put together ideas for the tracks, which were then taken to RAK studios in London with their ever changing Rolling Lion All Stars session band; to lay down the rhythm versions.
Using strictly vintage analogue equipment, they employed Neuman valve and RCA Ribbon microphones, and RAK's early model vintage API desk to record, the 'sound' for the album was sculpted in these sessions. Vintage, but punchy, which was then blended with Lee's choice of super rare and custom analogue effects. Ursa Major Space Station and Stargate delays and reverbs, old choruses, Plate and spring reverbs, and tape delays were used to create a tight vintage feel but retaining the rawness of the 'Low Fi' roots sound Lee was aiming for.
With the music coming together, the vocal sessions were held in Abbey Road studio 3, again using vintage RCA ribbon mics, over driving their EMI TG console and Fairchild compressors to create a pleasantly distorted Lo Fi vocal sound.
Lee and Daniel then returned to Daniels Rolling Lion Studio, to mix and Dub the album, live, on the mixing console.
'Rolling Lion All Stars' Musicians: Vocals: Lee 'Scratch' Perry Drums: Ed West Bass & Guitar: Hughie Izachaar Keys: Robbie Lynn Additional Keys: Calvin Bennion Percussion: Daniel Boyle Kete Drum: Mathias Liengme Hurdy Gurdy: Brian McCoy Horn Section: Rory Sadler, Robert Landen Melodica: Puraman Backing Vocals :
- A1: David Stout - The Seven Rays
- A2: Phyllyp Vernacular - The Clinging
- A3: Peter Thomas - Shimmer
- A4: Peter Kardas - Other Playgrounds
- B1: Kim Carter - Energy
- B2: Nathan Griffith - Great Moves
- B3: Joel Horwitz - Finale From A Walk Down Serenity Lane
- B4: Michael Chocholak - Skomorokhi
- C1: Derryl Parsons - Floating Landscape (Including Chase Scene)
- C2: Scott Blair - Dance Pacific
- C3: Heather Perkins - Burning Through
- C4: Carl Juarez - Self-Regulation (Ii)
- C5: Talvé - The Ride
- D1: Kevin Courcey - Fallout
- D2: Suse Millemann - Patterns
- D3: Peter Nothnagle - New Snow
Switched-on Eugene Documents The Eugene Electronic Music Collective And Some Of The Many Synthed-out Figures In And Around Oregon's Iconic Hippie Stronghold During The 1980s. Whether Connected By Membership, Geography, Or The Tape Trading Scene, The Artists In And Around The Eemc Shared Compelling Visions Of The Future We Now Inhabit, Vividly Captured On Home-recorded Tapes And Distributed Via Zines, Classifieds, And Local Radio. Switched-on Eugene Is A Deep Dive Into A Heretofore Forgotten Sonic Microcosm Unlike Any Other.
- A1: Intro
- A2: Halloween Theme
- A3: Laurieas Theme
- A4: Prison Montage
- A5: Michael Kills
- A6: Michael Kills Again
- A7: The Shape Returns
- A8: The Bogeyman
- A9: The Shape Kills
- A10: Laurie Sees The Shape
- A11: Wrought Iron Fence
- A12: The Shape Hunts Allyson
- A13: Allyson Discovered
- B1: Say Something
- B2: Ray's Goodbye
- B3: The Shape Is Monumental
- B4: The Shape & Laurie Fight
- B5: The Grind
- B6: Trap The Shape
- B7: The Shape Burns
- B8: Halloween Triumphant
Blood Knife Coloured Vinyl[27,69 €]
When the new Halloween movie hits theaters in October 2018, it will have the distinction of being the first film in the series with creator John Carpenter's direct involvement since 1982's Halloween III: Season of the Witch. Carpenter serves on the new David Gordon Green-directed installment as an executive producer, a creative consultant, and, thrillingly, as a soundtrack composer, alongside his collaborators from his three recent solo albums, Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies.
The new soundtrack pays homage to the classic Halloween score that Carpenter composed and recorded in 1978, when he forever changed the course of horror cinema and synthesizer music with his low-budget masterpiece. Several new versions of the iconic main theme serve as the pulse of Green's film, its familiar 5/4 refrain stabbing through the soundtrack like the Shape's knife. The rest of the soundtrack is just as enthralling, incorporating everything from atmospheric synth whooshes to eerie piano-driven pieces to skittering electronic percussion. While the new score was made with a few more resources than Carpenter's famously shoestring original, its musical spirit was preserved.
- A1: Begleitung Für Tuba
- A2: Inversion
- A3: Proto
- A4: Metazoon
- A5: Momentaufnahme
- A6: 2 Ton
- A7: Speichen
- A8: Modes
- A9: Expansion (Version)
- A10: Synchronton 2
- B1: Atmosphäre 1
- B2: Punkte
- B3: Expansion
- B4: Für Ulrich
- B5: Pulsation
- B6: Testlauf
- B7: Soloresonanzen
- B8: Photosphäre
- B9: Rhythmus 80
2018 Vinyl Remaster. Von Jan Jelinek kompilierte Werkschau der legendären musizierenden Pharmazeutin.
Die Geschichte der Entdeckung dieser Aufnahmen klingt abenteuerlich. Es soll Ursula Bogners Sohn
Sebastian gewesen sein, der auf einem Flug seinem Sitznachbarn, dem Elektronikmusiker Jan Jelinek, vom
ungewöhnlichen Hobby seiner Mutter berichtete. Ursula Bogner, 1946 in Dortmund geboren, dann in Berlin
als Pharmazeutin bei einem großen Pharmaunternehmen beschäftigt, hatte ein Faible für elektronische Musik
und die Musique concrète. Ab Ende der 60er-Jahre nahm sie eigene Stücke auf, die sie jedoch nie
veröffentlichte. Bogner war stark von den pseudowissenschaftlichen Energietheorien Wilhelm Reichs
("Orgon") beeinflusst und bastelte sich einen eigenen Orgon-Akkumulator. 1994 verstarb Ursula Bogner.
2008 veröffentlichte Jan Jelinek unter dem Titel "Recordings 1969-1988" eine erste Werkschau Bogners, die
jetzt als remasterte Vinyl Version wieder veröffentlicht wird.
- A1: I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)
- A2: Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
- A3: Respect
- A4: Baby I Love You
- A5: A Natural Woman (You Make Me Feel Like)
- A6: Chain Of Fools
- B1: (Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone
- B2: Ain't No Way
- B3: Think
- B4: You Send Me
- B5: The House That Jack Built
- B6: I Say A Little Prayer
- C1: See Saw
- C2: My Song
- C3: The Weight
- C4: Tracks Of My Tears
- C5: I Can't See Myself Leaving You
- C6: Gentle On My Mind
- C7: Share Your Love With Me
- D1: Eleanor Rigby
- D2: Call Me
- D3: Son Of A Preacher Man
- D4: Spirit In The Dark - With The Dixie Flyers
- D5: Don't Play That Song - With The Dixie Flyers
- D6: Border Song (Holy Moses)
When Aretha Franklin joined Atlantic Records in 1967, it was the beginning of an unprecedented run that would ultimately cement her place as a music legend, a global household name, and one of the most influential singers of all time.
The Atlantic Singles Collection 1967-1970 features 34 singles which Franklin released during her first three years with Atlantic Records. Arranged chronologically, the songs on the new collection originally appeared on six studio albums: I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You (1967), Aretha Arrives (1967), Lady Soul (1968), Aretha Now (1968), Soul '69 (1969), This Girl's In Love With You (1970), and Spirits In The Dark (1970). The only exception is Franklin's cover of Elton John's 'Border Song', which was released as a single in 1970 and later appeared on her 1972 album Young, Gifted and Black. The vinyl version is a double LP with 25 tracks.
The album is stacked with many of Franklin's best-known songs, including 'I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)', 'Respect', 'Baby I Love You', 'Chain Of Fools' and '(Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone.' Several of the songs on this collection are cover versions that underscore Franklin's exceptional skill at reinterpreting music and making songs her own. Among the highlights are her versions of Sam Cooke's 'You Send Me', The Band's 'The Weight', The Beatles' 'Eleanor Rigby', and Dionne Warwick's 'I Say A Little Prayer', which became a Billboard Top 10 hit for Franklin in 1968.
- A1: Sonrise
- A2: The Season
- A3: Good Times
- A4: Shades Of Green
- A5: Keep Up
- A6: Slim Pickings
- A7: Everyday
- A9: The Feeling (Part 2)
- B1: Dusk To Dawn
- B2: Uhuru
- B3: Call It Love
- B4: Never Walk Alone
- B5: Old Soul
- B6: Love
- C1: Sonrise (Instrumental Edit)
- C2: The Season (Instrumental Edit)
- C3: Good Times" (Instrumental Edit)
- C4: Shades Of Green" (Instrumental Edit)
- C5: Keep Up" (Instrumental Edit)
- C6: Everyday" (Instrumental Edit)
- C7: The Feeling" (Instrumental Edit)
- D1: Dusk To Dawn" (Instrumental Edit)
- D2: Uhuru" (Instrumental Edit)
- D3: Call It Love" (Instrumental Edit)
- D4: Never Walk Alone" (Instrumental Edit)
- D5: Old Soul" (Instrumental Edit)
- D6: Love" (Instrumental Edit)
Wir Freuen Uns Mit "uhuru" Das Debütalbum Der Summers Sons & C.tappin Zu Veröffentlichen. Das Trio Besteht Aus Turt (rap), Slim (beats) Und C.tappin (gesang + Keys) Und Lebt In London Und Bristol. Turt Und Slim Heißen Mit Nachnamen Summers Und Sind Brüder. Mit Tappin Sind Sie Seit Frühen Jugendtagen Befreundet. Die Musik Der Summers Sons Lässt Sich Als Rap Mit Viel Jazz Beschreiben. Wir Nennen Es Cool Bap. Fans Von Loyle Carner, Mos Def Und Alfa Mist Kommen Hier Genauso Auf Ihre Kosten Wie Beatheads, Die Gerne Flofilz Oder Twit One Hören (mit Letzteren Haben Die Sons Bereits Zusammengearbeitet). "uhuru" Heißt Auf Swahili "freiheit". "uhuru Peak" Ist Gleichzeitig Der Name Des Höchsten Gipfels Des Kilimandscharo-massivs, Den Die Band Während Eines Längeren Aufenthalts In Tansania Vor Drei Jahren Gemeinsam Bestiegen Hat. Der Trip Legte Den Grundstein Für Die Arbeit Am Gleichnamigen Album. Dass Die Sons & Tappin Ihre Ersten Musikalischen Gehversuche Mit Grime (turt), Uk Garage (slim) Und Indie Rock (tappin) Gemacht Haben, Hört Man "uhuru" Nicht An. So Entspannt Und Ausgejazzt Und Mit Viel Soul In Den Hooks Kommt Das Album Daher. Dazu Raps, Die Neben Cleveren Rhyme-patterns Durch Kluge, Persönliche Und Philosophische Texten Überzeugen. So Gesehen Sind Die Frühzwanziger Das, Was Man Auf Englisch "old Souls" Nennt. Dabei Fangen Sie Gerade Erst An ...
- A1: Stamkoko -Izintombi Zesi Manje Manje (1965)
- A2: Udali - Maphela (1960)
- A3: Sabela - Maphela (1960)
- A4: Usana Lwam - Mississippi Brothers & Beauty Diloane (1940)
- A5: Ukhiye - Susan Gabashane & Her Honeybees (1960)
- A6: Ukuhlupheka - Susan Gabashane & Her Honeybees (1960)
- A7: Umsakazo E Grahamstown - Alabhama Kids (1960)
- A8: Lizzy - Mississippi Brothers (1940)
- A9: Asinamali - Alabhama Kids (1960)
- B1: Baboon Shepherd - Black Duke & Peter Makana (1950)
- B2: Battle Of The Flutes - Black Duke & Peter Makana (1950)
- B3: Shukuma Duke - Black Duke (1950)
- B4: Duke Blues - Black Duke (1950)
- B5: Black John - Peter Makana (1950)
- B6: Blood Mixture - Peter Makana - (1950)
- B7: Egoli Zinyozi - Alfred Dlezi & Dlamini (1950)
16 early vocal & jazzy tunes from the Golden Age of Jive & Kwela in South Africa. Released originally on fragile shellac discs only. Shellac is a very delicate material but the music survived thanks to the archives of ILAM. A truly great source of South African music is being preserved here for new generations, to inspire young and hopeful musicians and singers from all over the world. 180gram vinyl.These pearls of musical genius were recorded in the glory years of jive and kwela, the years 1940-1965 . On side A it is not difficult to recognise the similarities to American popular music like R&B and small combo close harmony singing.
But most of all notice that typical South African swing, that jive, that incredible smooth form of African jazz on side B; Kwela!
The rarest and most treasured finds are collected here, some with the original spoken intro's, 'sketches' as these were called. Characteristic conversations between the musicians, often in a humoristic slang, always extremely funny.
Now available as the fourth issue in the series 'Township Jive & Kwela Jazz'.
- A1: Junie - Suzie Thundertussy (4:11)
- A2: Funkadelic - You & Your Folks, Me & My Folks (3:39)
- A3: The Detroit Emeralds - You're Gettin' A Little Too Smart
- A4: King Errisson - Back From The Dead (4:41)
- A5: Pleasure Web - Music Man (Part 2) (2:11)
- B1: Magictones - Good Old Music (3:53)
- B2: Funkadelic - I'll Bet You (4:09)
- B3: Junie - Tight Rope (Single Mix) (4:06)
- B4: Caesar Frazier - Funk It Down (5:04)
- B5: Fuzzy Haskins - The Fuz & Da Boog (3:27)
- C1: Ohio Players - Funky Worm (2:40)
- C2: Spanky Wilson - Kissing My Love (4:15)
- C3: The Detroit Emeralds - Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) (3:41)
- C4: Unique Blend - Does He Treat You Better (3:17)
- C5: Fantastic Four - Mixed Up Moods & Attitudes (5:32)
- D1: Funkadelic - I Wanna Know If It's Good To You (2:53)
- D2: The Counts - Pack Of Lies (4:12)
- D3: Fantastic Four - Disco Pool Blues (4:45)
- D4: Denise Lasalle - Heartbreaker Of The Year (2:52)
Celebrating its 50th birthday this year, Westbound Records is the Detroit institution that discovered Funkadelic and the Ohio Players, with a rich catalogue that is probably amongst the most sampled in the world.
Our 'Super Breaks' series makes a welcome return, throwing the spotlight on the records which have been sampled on both Westbound and its Eastbound subsidiary. These come not only from the more obvious names such as the Detroit Emeralds, Denise LaSalle, Junie Morrison, Funkadelic and Ohio Players, but also the lesser-known Pleasure Web and the Magictones.
The list of artists who have sampled these records reads like a Who's Who of the hip-hop and dance worlds. These tracks will be recognised from well-known records by Kanye West, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Fatboy Slim, and many more.
Both the double vinyl and the CD come with extensive sleeve notes and a breakdown of where each track has been sampled.








































