What albums did you listen to today?...continued

Pixies - Doolittle
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

Last evening/night:

Steve Miller Band - Your Saving Grace
Canned Heat - Future Blues
Sun Araw - Beach Head
NOFX - Heavy Petting Zoo
Anna Von Hausswolff - Dead Magic
Invisible - Durazno Sangrando

Hah seems about right! I haven’t really listened to them since high school but had a short nostalgia moment yesterday, and it was either these guys or Millencollin.
You’re quite welcome Samuel. That Vangelis album should be a stable in the Krautrock connoisseur’s diet. It is fantastic.
Digging the other Kraut albums you listed as well...you know how I feel about those TD and NEU albums: masterpieces!

This morning on the beach in extremely hot weather:
Marillion - Script (2nd disc with Market Square Heroes and Grendel)
Monobody - Raytracer
Embryo - Rache

Edited by Guldbamsen - August 22 2019 at 02:44

Guldbamsen wrote: Last evening/night: Steve Miller Band - Your Saving Grace Canned Heat - Future Blues Sun Araw - Beach Head NOFX - Heavy Petting Zoo Anna Von Hausswolff - Dead Magic Invisible - Durazno Sangrando

Future Blues... love that one. Thanks to Jim I learned of a great xtra song from that period (Human Condition) that’s not on the album but is a bonus track on some CD versions. Not mine though. I’ll have to buy it a 3rd time now.

HolyMoly wrote: Guldbamsen wrote: Last evening/night: Steve Miller Band - Your Saving Grace Canned Heat - Future Blues Sun Araw - Beach Head NOFX - Heavy Petting Zoo Anna Von Hausswolff - Dead Magic Invisible - Durazno Sangrando Future Blues... love that one. Thanks to Jim I learned of a great xtra song from that period (Human Condition) that’s not on the album but is a bonus track on some CD versions. Not mine though. I’ll have to buy it a 3rd time now.

Human Condition is one of my faves off that album - and yes I’ve got the cd with the bonus tracks
Got a bunch of Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze albums on vinyl and am seriously pondering whether or not to get the cd releases simply because of extra material, live and/or unreleased. I try not to get several copies of the same album though

Today before and during the flight home from Death Valley..err sorry Rhodes:
Old Dirty b*****d - Nigga Please
Chrome - Red Exposure
Wallenstein - Cosmic Century (not at all that cosmic but rather nice symph stuff instead)
The Police - Ghost In The Machine
Circle - Pharaoh Overlord
The Who - Live At Leeds

Guldbamsen wrote: Munk and Sørensen? Had no idea. How’s the collab?

It was released last week. It's blissful, not far from the solo albums from both but with more of a minimalistic/slow moving approach.

Firefall - Elan
Alan Parsons - I Robot
Tea Club - If/When
Detroit Cobras - Live, Love, and Leaving
The Ink Spots - Retrospective

Meltdowner wrote: Guldbamsen wrote: Munk and Sørensen? Had no idea. How’s the collab? It was released last week. It's blissful, not far from the solo albums from both but with more of a minimalistic/slow moving approach.

Ahh like Manual?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=v_855HYL7SI

Always up for dreamy electronic soundscapes with a bit of melody on their lips

J. Geils....another band needing a revisit.

Good call on Journey Steve! I love that album..as well as the kitsch and crude drum machine. Must spin that again some day.
I came home from Rhodes on friday to two new headphones and I haven’t been able to stop listening to music
Maybe 8 hours worth of sleep over two nights? Who cares, it’s been fun.

From memory the playlist looked something like this:

Animal Collective - Tangerine Reef (I am slowly opening up to perhaps their most difficult and experimental album to date. Took me a few spins, but it was very interesting and ‘aural’ this time around. Psychedelic and hovering old school electronics possibly also made the journey easier for this space cadet)
Goat - World Music (Amon Düül ll meets The Airplane in Congo complete with Voodoo endowered disco-funk)
Vangelis - Soil Festivies (Humongous electronic music disguised as world. Still on the fence about half of it though..but the part that I like? Like watching a mountain blossom. Just beautiful.)
Genesis - Foxtrot (Twice actually. Sounded so damn good over my new Audeze headphones and likewise American made tube amp from Schiit that I needed to double-check )
The Orb - No Sounds Are Out Of Bounds (Just needed to check the bass actually and ended up listening to the whole thing. It’s actually a very diverse album shifting from some of the most pop’y music I’ve heard from the group (rather good tbh) to psychedelic IDM to dub-electronic to full on reggae.)
Mike Oldfield - Crises (gotta love the title track and the way it builds upon the sequencers of Froese/Schulze and incorporates it into Oldfield territory with African inspired tom work and all around rhythmic galore. Goosebumps City for sure.)
Mother Turtle - Zea Mice (Greek prog rock that sounds like Vespero and King Crimson had a baby: brilliant!)
Ozric Tentacles - Waterfall Cities (Their best studio album imo. The title track is the finest interlacing of GOA trance into rock that I’ve ever come across. Always takes me to the aforementioned place of tiny cool nipples.)
Herbert F. Bairy - Traumspiel (Just to check up on something in a dream that I couldn’t quite remember and ended up with a live one instead.)
The KLF - The White Room (Killer 90s dance music!! Strange sentence in my vocabulary but it certainly exists.)
Vangelis - The Dragon (Just listen to it over Jootoob and come back to me)
Needlepoint - The Diary Of Robert Reverie (old school Canterbury fans simply can’t go wrong with this..especially if they can dig a little psychedelic, whimsical and very melodic type of jazz-rock.)
AIR - 10000 Hz Legend (One of my favourite new albums. I can listen to this over and over again without any fatigue)
Die Wilde Jagd - Uhrwald Orange (see above)
Älgarnas Trädgård - Delayed (Swedish experimental rock band moves in with the local circus Shaman.)
Arco Iris - Los Elementales (I should think just about most on here would dig this album - at least if they dig old school jazz rock.)
Avantdale Bowling Club - s/t (Best hip-hop I’ve heard in years...but maybe that is also partly down to it being one of the best jazz albums I’ve heard in years.)
Guerilla Toss - GT Ultra (Where can I sign up? I need more music that makes me act like this! Full of energy and zeitgeisty sour tasting drinks a la radioactive lemon peels.)
The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Aufheben (A true return to form imho)
New Order - Power, Corruption & Lies (Old fave that I’ve been spinning much lately)
Jorge Palma - Com Uma Viagem Na Palma (Fantastic! Man it’s good to be back with this thing. Span it 4 times over the last two days. Love the warmth and clarity of the recording as well (the Sundara over some tubes together with this album is just beautiful))
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Polygondwanaland (One of the most interesting new rock bands out there imo. If you veer towards more melodic and breezy type of rock, then I suggest you check out Sketches og Brunswick instead. Post-punk fans start out with Murder Of The Universe )
Loosense - Doze (Funk, fusion and a real bounce to it’s prawl. I really dig this album!)

Gotta stop now, but I left out the other half I listened to..but maybe I’ll come back later. Cheerio bandidomunks

Edith: damn that Danish auto-correct!!!

Edited by Guldbamsen - August 25 2019 at 07:38