DID ANYBODY IN THIS BITCH LIKE LADDIO BOLOCKO?

who in Electric Turn To Me was connected to the mars volta?

there's a couple blurbs floating around the net claiming this but i really can't imagine any legitimate connection.

I was unaware of this band until last week. A friend let me borrow the 2CD compilation, which was surprisingly great. The first few songs off of Strange Warmings really whet my whistle, and the final song, "Y Toros" was humming along nicely until my girlfriend demanded I turn it off around the 20 minute mark.

How are the related bands? The reaction to Electric Turn to Me above seems mixed at best. What about The Psychic Paramount, which Wikipedia says includes the bassist and guitar player from Laddio Bolocko? Any good?

The Psychic Paramount are awesome and I recommend them highly. I loved Laddio Bolocko(I have the same comp you have as the originals i could never track down tho I think I did get one cd cheap eventually) .

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One quick question for those in the know:

On the second CD of the compilation, where do the tracks from In Real Time end and where does As If By Remote start?

The packaging doesn't make a clear distinction, and I've had no luck on Google either.

(like that golden 12" that was almost afrobeat)

whats this & is it on life and times?

what a great band

They have my #1 vote for "fruitful reunion waiting to happen"

do you like Psychic Paramount?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUstAWRvO30

Damn, I need to listen to more Laddio Bolocko. I like everything I've heard (following the youtube trail lead me to "The Going Gong", which is also great).

a quick breakdown of the beat i do toward the end of the Laddio Bolocko track, goat lips, from the first record, strange warmings of...enjoy. pic.twitter.com/lb0MlrERfT

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