What are you listening to 2017

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lots of recent listenings overlapping with my favourites (Kinks (my parents had that compilation - my first exposure to the Kinks), Oranssi Pazuzu, Cohran (bought the reissue last year).

cp:
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Just reissued. Had never heard it before, what an amazing compilation.

Trance is another favourite. Also bought the Coltrane shanti comp yesterday and am very interested in the Jan Schulte curated compilation - how is it?

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and the fireman sam theme tune every ten minutes

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Trance is a really impressive and adventurous record, I have a hard time listening to it regularly but it always surprises and moves me whenever I put it on

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Oh yeah, early/original Marshall Tucker, before the Caldwell brothers died---Searchin' For A Rainbow and Greatest Hits are cool too (I'd start w GH).
Just listened to the Alice Coltrane collection shown above. So far seems much bluesier (incl. more voices) than I expected, never having heard her before, but goes with the tone and range of Mr. C.'s music, in her own direction---groove sagas along the river, incl. in the desert, with galactic synths swooping overhead.

willem i highly recommend b12's time tourist, the follow up to electro soma, i actually prefer it, to me it's where they really leave their mark on deep techno

Marshall Tucker was a good group. They have got a unique sound with more of a jazz tilt like the Allmans except they have one guy that would play flute or sax. That gave them a more airy sound and bit hard less guitar army, although Toy Caldwell was one of the best guitarists/songwriters of those southern rock groups.

If you like the early B12 and haven't heard early Black Dog or those AI comps, those are good ones to check out too.

^thanks guys! Local record shop said Electro-Soma II will be arriving soon. And apparently a reissue of Time Tourist is/may be in the works!
I have (& deeply love) Black Dog Production's Bytes and the Book of Dogma comp (and even though it's a different beast altogether I love late Black Dog a lot, too). Will look out for the AI comps..

Kinda over-playing this tbh but it's just doing it for me these days

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Kubisch's work seems so site specific I can't really imagine listening to recordings divorced from their context.

Whoa I gotta check out that Swamp Pop comp

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This is mostly early singles back in Texas. There are a couple of Dylan pastiches that are really cool on this one.

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specifically disc2.

Sounds like they may have upped the treble

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Picked this up because the price was right (3 quid on CD) and it's an absolute cracker

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re B12/electro-soma

you know I picked up the cd edition back in the day and have loved it ever since.

it was not until this new edition and the press around it release that I became informed that's its actually a compilation

looking forward to the extra release of stuff that was recorded around the time.

it is friday evening and i'm listening to MOTORHEAD - NO SLEEP 'TIL HAMMERSMITH

That always gets the job done. I'm working through a mix with Gallon Drunk, Laughing Hyenas, American Music Club and the Poster Children at the moment.

it's the CD on roadrunner.. sounds aight... would love to hear an og vinyl version

i should investigate gallon drunk, i enjoyed the flaming stars stuff i heard

"this one is dedicated... to little filbert"

Gallon Drunk is a pretty odd group. They definitely got kinda Nick Cave/50s death rocker vocal fetish but they have a hard lounge garage rock sound that is kinda theirs too. It's got a simialr vibe as The Cramps, but the music is centered often around the bassline and noisier. There is a good live in the studio video of them from a few years back that I saw and really loved on Youtube. I got three of their CDs for not much at all and have been rotating them in over the past year or two. Beasts of Bourbon got a different but kinda similar trashy rock sound too. I also been into the Scientists of late completing the trifecta (to a point).

wretch "bastards born"

wand "bee karma"

here lies man "i stand alone"