What are you Listening to Right Now? Febus XIV

Imperial Zeppelin wrote:

Argonaught wrote: Kati wrote: Argonaught wrote: Kati wrote: Looking at a post on my fb wall, trying to block out the sound/music too.   It's all well and good, but why, when one googles Sonia + Mota + Paintings, one ends up at the deviantART web page???    hahaha Argonaut, I lost my password to enter that account, I signed up and opened that because a band asked me for a website and I have none, to date I have none as I am not a pro. artist :) so I opened one on there hihihi never shared it tho' to anyone lolol ever! ha! You found that? This is strange and funny hahaha!! I can't find it myself hehehe xxxx big hugs Oh, OK .. for a moment I thought you'd moored your creative boat at deviantART because your work was classified as BDSM (Beautiful Drawings by Sonia Mota),  but now I have seen the light

Argonaught wrote: Kati wrote: Argonaught wrote: [QUOTE=Kati] Looking at a post on my fb wall, trying to block out the sound/music too.   It's all well and good, but why, when one googles Sonia + Mota + Paintings, one ends up at the deviantART web page???      Oh, OK .. for a moment I thought you'd moored your creative boat at deviantART because your work was classified as BDSM (Beautiful Drawings by Sonia Mota),  but now I have seen the light

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN5Mqr6tRlw

Hawkwind - Space Ritual 

Polymorphia wrote: HolyMoly wrote: Toaster Mantis wrote: Does anyone know if similar compilations exist for other specific "movements" in music history? I've seen several for regional punk scenes in the early 1980s, if nowhere as extensive... wouldn't be surprised if one existed for the NWoBHM. (I remember coming across one on YouTube but maybe it was just a fan compilation) I have this, a 4 disc box set documenting the early British punk scene http://www.discogs.com/Various-Punk-City-Rockers/release/3092382 Unfortunately, most of those bands just weren't very good, so I don't get a lot of plays out of it. I imagine the early hardcore scene would probably make for a better compilation.

On RYM I've found several other compilations, a quick sample: (really any user with a specialization in punk or industrial will have some rated)

Cheap and Nasty (early UK punk)
Terror Campaign (industrial/noise/power electronics)
Werewolfen (Japanese skinhead punk)

As well as all those Garry Bushell assembled for the Oi! movement of skinhead punk, which apparently had some degree of mainstream crossover success before it became too associated with NS/WP ideology in the popular eye. (far-right ideology actually seems to have a stronger foothold in power electronics than either Oi! or black metal)

I can't find very many who are quite as comprehensive as Nuggets, though, I wager making that thorough a subcultural overview anthology record set is a rather resource-intensive endeavour which probably wouldn't be easy for independent labels specializing in niche genres. It was after all compiled by the pretty big labels Elektra and Rhino.