Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!!

Cd you re-up that SotL thing please chaki? I have plenty new stuff to work thru but I know I'll want to hear it eventually.

yah! coming up!
also in case anyone was wondering the new live daft punk up there was FAKE. the actual release kind of kicks ass.

HERE YA GO NOODS: http://www.sendspace.com/file/1k8q4l

CAN SOMEONE DO SOME GOBLIN THAT ISNT SUSPIRIA, DEEP RED OR DOTD??

the only other thing I have by them is an album called Volo but (imho) it sucks, cheesy 80s synth shit with icky vocals

yah i dont want any albums but maybe some other soundtracks? or that rad comp that someone mentions upthread?

whoa new TNV track(s)
http://www.matadorrecords.com/times_new_viking/music.html

oh man have I got something

I don't know if this was Goblin proper or some kind of side-project but it's on a Goblin best-of. It's been posted at Dream Chimney a few times, it's one of their defining tracks. Not scary, but some kind of beautiful prog-disco pop genius.

Un Ragazzo D'Argento

The other thing I'd recommend is Giorgio Farina's Disco Cross, which is backed by Goblin and is some epic italian sports-car acoustic disco jam. That's been posted all over already though, plus bootlegged and/or repressed, I got the vinyl from Flexx or Picadilly.

I mean it's a Dream Chimney defining track, not Goblin defining.

whoa!

Thanx chaki! will get after work

anyone have 8 diagrams? i dont want to buy it (sorry rza).

thx dan!

guys... this is pretty epic.

hearing moraz on the old songs is a revelation!

Yes: Open The Gates 1976 (ReMastered Soundboard)

PRRP009- YES
OPEN THE GATES
June 17, 1976
Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City, New Jersey

SBD > "Master FM" (unknown media) > remastered by SMT using unknown software > PRRP ReMastering*

Notes from the Re-master:
Since the source for this concert is a radio broadcast, the sound quality is generally good to begin with. The actual source was a CD version of the master tapes obtained from the broadcasting radio station WNEW. We would like to thank Shaun Toole for providing his remastered source to us for this project.

Viable music signal was present up to 18,000 Hz. This is quite rare for progressive rock concerts available from the 1970’s and makes this recording quite unique. A radio transmission or microphone / patch cord buzz occurred in the left channel off and on throughout the show and needed to be corrected. Fortunately, the buzz was specifically identified in the frequency spectrum and was surgically attacked. This approach produced a minimal effect on the remainder of the music. Pops and clicks occurred frequently and were manually removed. Radio announcer volume was out of proportion
to the music in some segments and needed to be adjusted. Finally, only a slight amount of noise reduction was needed during quite segments.

*From the PRRP website:
All remastered works are made with Cool Edit Audio Processing Software. When the source is a CD, The music is ripped using Exact Audio Copy software. 6-Head Hi-Fi VCR is used when the source is video tape. An Onkyo cassette deck is used for cassette tapes and monster cables connect the sources to the Sound Blaster Audigy computer sound card. This allows 24 bit A/D conversion. The system itself is a Dell Pentium IV running at 2.8GHz.

Disc 1
1.1 WNEW / WMMB DJ’s Introduction 1:22
1.2 Intro / Apocalypse 1:16
1.3 Siberian Khatru 9:15
1.4 Sound Chaser 11:03
1.5 I've Seen All Good People 7:18
1.6 Gates Of Delirium 22:18

Disc 2
2.1 Long Distance Runaround 2:17
2.2 Patrick Moraz Solo 4:14
2.3 Steve Howe Solo – Clap 3:39
2.4 Jon Anderson Solo – Exerpt From Olias 3:49
2.5 Heart Of The Sunrise 11:29
2.6 Ritual 25:47
2.7 DJ Chatter #1 1:28
2.8 Roundabout 8:36
2.9 DJ Chatter #2 1:28
2.10 I'm Down 3:29
2.11 DJ Outro 1:34

Warm up band: Pousette-Dart Band
Broadcast on WNEW radio Live

Jon Anderson –Vocals
Chris Squire –Bass
Steve Howe –Guitar
Alan White –Drums
Patrick Moraz –Keyboard

The 1976 Summer Tour began May 28, 1976 in Roanoke, Virginia. The Roosevelt stadium concert was number 16 in a tour that would include 54 shows. The band members had recently finished solo projects and had reconvened to begin their biggest American concert tour to date. At the time there was still an enormous interest in the material from their most recent album Relayer. Gates of Delirium and Soundchaser, both from that album, were played in Jersey City that night. From one that was there:
“We were there in 6 inches of mud in ‘76 at Roosevelt stadium in New Jersey for RELAYER”.
–Notes from the Edge

“Gates of Delirium is a war song, a battle scene, but it’s not to explain war or denounce it, really. It’s an emotional description with the slight feeling at the end of ‘do we have to go through this forever?’ There’s a prelude, a change, a victory tune, and peace at the end, with hope for the future….” –Jon Anderson
“Sound Chaser is like this madman from hell…an indescribable mixture of Patrick’s jazzy keyboards and my weird sort of flamenco electric, which I’m sure has never been done before and will probably never be done again!” –Steve Howe
Strangely enough, “To Be Over”, the last of the three songs from “Relayer” had been dropped from the set list for reasons unknown, perhaps to allow the band to include a few more of the old stage favorites like “Siberian Khatru” and “Heart of the Sunrise”.
“The concert was originally broadcast on WNEW from New York. According to former WNEW-FM DJ Richard Neer in his book, 'FM', there was no mixing of the show being done by the radio station engineers; the feed going out
over the air was what the guy doing Yes' sound sent out. (This was because the manager of WNEW at the time was too cheap to pay Neer and a sound engineer companion of his the few hundred bucks extra they would have
charged to do an on-the-fly broadcast mix). Hence the rather interesting variations in sound quality as the show progressed.” –Forgotten Yesterdays.com

Another enthusiastic fan recalled: “It was 100 degrees that day. When we finally got to the stadium, there was about a battalion of police off to one side. The line of fans was about 10 abreast and went around the stadium.
The police had bullhorns and were telling people "no glass inside the stadium". When we got inside, there was a hot air balloon tethered over the stage, with the cover FROM TALES FROM TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS on it!
The opening was the Poussette Dart band. Between the opening and Yes, there were fireworks. One of the rocket stands fell over during launch and a rocket shot across the infield and blew up under a car! Finally, true dark fell around 9:00 PM and Yes began to play. During the battle scenes in "Gates of Delirium", the laser (electric green, dark blue) was shot into the audience in random, staccato bursts. Later, during "Soon", the laser fanned out and spun over the audience, who craned up hands over their heads to touch the light. -Notes From The Edge.
It is with great pleasure that we now bring you this remaster of a legendary performance by a legendary band.
Enjoy this great 1976 moment with Yes.
-PRRP Staff

Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/71564297/y76otg.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/71579246/y76otg.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/71589965/y76otg.part3.rar

password:

Delirium

holy fuckin shit thank u

dude check out the cha cha cha's on sound chaser

8 d1agr4ms
http://www.sendspace.com/file/u80llr

thanks! forgot to g00gleproof!

I am looking for live/rare/weird pinc fl0id, especially post-Ba2rett, pre-Dork Syde. Plz plz up if you have, or give me slsk names.

I offer:
b1ac f1aq's 1982 demos If u like punk u must hear this.
the br1nk of tyme arrangements by yas0nori m1tsuda an absolute must-have for anyone who played Chr0no Tr1gger

(cough) LZ-o2-12-10-07.flac, in case anyone hasn't found it yet:

http://blogstoned.blogspot.com/

I suspect probably the most redundant post I've ever made, but there y'go.

Talking Heads box set

1: http://www.mediafire.com/?bcwntv4zddm
2: http://www.mediafire.com/?7smesmsdxti
3: gimme an hour

jesus christ.. gates of delirium on that boot is amaze.

finally got a chance to experience the whole Yes bootleg and man...it was a wonderful journey

caek, are you still gonna put up the third disc from the TH box set?

yeah that Yes thing is highly recommended, it was on D!ME a while back.

hey leonardo I bought the Greg Hawkes LP cause of the tracks I heard here, does anyone want a full rip?

xp: Yes. Moved house earlier this weekend and my new internet access is giving me jokes. It's coming though.

i do, sleeve!

stars of the lid @ Archive: http://www.archive.org/details/SOTL2007-11-23.AIFF

G Hawkes LP, there is a pretty good AMG overview of it also. 3 tracks on side 1 had no breaks so I kept them as one.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/326ung

ah thanks for doing that! meant to digitize the rest of it but I'm lazy

thx sleeve

Talking Heads box set

1: http://www.mediafire.com/?bcwntv4zddm
2: http://www.mediafire.com/?7smesmsdxti
3: http://www.mediafire.com/?8wizmwyxzne

http://www.ubu.com/sound/komar.html

'the most unwanted song' is in fact the best song that has even been written

http://media.bestprices.com/pop/cov200/dre600/e665/e66512la3g8.jpg

http://www.sendspace.com/file/niaw4l

recently discovered treasure trove

that dude is nuts.

http://ocpimple.blogspot.com/2007/12/slaughter-surrender-or-die.html

^^^ fucking great record, stupid canadian thrash with hardcore-ish vocals

http://experimentaletc.blogspot.com/2007/09/mv-ee.html
a bit of mv/ee gear

check out the track called "5 elements" on Jay Karan's myspace page

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=62963881

it's like a gay vogue-ball Autechre or something, totally fucked-sounding and awesome

not sure what to dl from ocpimple first. I'm thinking "hymns of indigestible suppuration" or maybe "effortless regurgitation of bright red blood".

help me deicide

good collection of kazuki tomokawa stuff....so xciting to find dudes into this stuff

http://wehavenozen.blogspot.com/2007/12/kazuki-tomokawa-linkz-collection.html

check out the track called "5 elements" on Jay Karan's myspace page

it's like a gay vogue-ball Autechre or something, totally fucked-sounding and awesome

-- Drew Daniel, Wednesday, December 19, 2007

A+++++++++

the khia cut-up isn't bad either

I got all the 80s stuff off ocpimple, the darkthrone discography, and an ulver album. So far it's been perfect......

Im not big into the grind stuff

does anybody have the "encore" of d4ft punk - 4LIVE 2007?

thanks fer the sotl chaki. they decided to record an album's worth of acoustic music based on christoph de babalon's "opium" and this is good.

http://www.avantgardeproject.org/

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2086/2096735510_e41f56ce47.jpg
RELEASE DATE: March 6th 2007
CD Edition limited to 5000 non-limited edition copies
In 2004, Entertainment Weekly ran a feature article on music’s buried treasures, those rare or unreleased albums not yet reissued in the reissue era. The piece singled out By Way Of The Drum, Funkadelic’s “trippy unknown gem” from the late 1980s that even P-Funk founder George Clinton had lost to the ages. Fusing “psychedelic rock and body-shaking drum-machine beats,” the album, recorded for MCA Records, was expected to bring Funkadelic back in the wake of Clinton’s solo success with “Atomic Dog.”
But after the title song was issued as a single that went nowhere, the LP release was cancelled. Fans found snatches of tracks through the underground. But the full album has never seen the light of day.
Fans, and readers and editors of EW, the drums have finally seen the light.

Following “Atomic Dog,” a variety of bad deals had capsized Parliament-Funkadelic. Yet Clinton found the means to stay in the studio. He retained a small core of loyalists and eager protégés to record this LP, including vocalists Gary Shider, Donnie Sterling and Mallia Franklin; and keyboardist/ programmers David “Chong” Spradley, Loic Gambas and Amp Fiddler.
Modern technology replaced the traditional bass and drums of Funkadelic past but the soaring guitars are alive and well. DeWayne “Blackbird” McKnight plays all the parts on the torridly funky – and out-there – cover of Cream’s “Sunshine Of Your Love” and teams with the late Eddie Hazel for the twisting guitar parts on “Some Fresh Delic,” which is a continuation of “Sunshine”’s rhythm track. Clinton reinvented his solo hits “Double Oh-Oh” and “Nubian Nut” into “Freaks Bearing Gifts,” “By Way Of The Drum” and “Primal Instinct.” His son, Tracey, a.k.a. Trey Lewd, takes the mic on “YaDaDaDa.”
Only the 12-inch single of “By Way Of The Drum” was issued, with Jeff Lorber-produced overdubs, angering Clinton. Then MCA changed their mind on issuing the LP. Fast-forward 20 years, when the Universal tape vault is turned inside out and the finished album is discovered.

http://rapidshare.com/files/73401380/Funkadelic_-_By_Way_Of_The_Drum__2007_.rar.html
Pass: tico