Ash Ra Tempel - December 6, 1974 - Salle Wagram, Paris
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Ash Ra Tempel
December 6, 1974
Salle Wagram, Paris
From Japanese bootleg "Paris Downers"
Echo Waves
1-1 Big Waves (27:31)
1-2 In The Deep (15:10)
Night Dust
2-1 Dust In Your Dream (25:03)
2-2 Head Liner (17:21)
Manuel Göttsching (guitar)
Harmut Enke (bass)
Lutz Ulbrich (guitar)
John Strawn (synthesizer)
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ZeN - Bakırköy Akıl Hastanesi'nde (1999)
Turkish improvisational psychedelic rock
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Congregacion - Viene... (1972)
Friday, December 5, 2008
"Congregacion was one of the legendary bands from the Chilean musical scene of the early 70s. In spite of not having been a popular band like Los Jaivas, Los Blops and Congreso, they deserve a position of privilege in the history of Chilean rock. The group was from Valparaso and led by musician and poet Antonio Smith. They wrote lyrics with a significant political, philosophical and religious content, they were a real "celebration of life". Musically, they crafted ballads in an Andean style with ethnic atmospheres, we could say they made a kind of psychedelic folk with progressive leanings. They recorded just one LP and a single in 1972." - Clear Spot
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Nightshadow - The Square Root of Two (1968)
1. Prologue (3:40)
2. So Much (2:17)
3. In The Air (2:53)
4. Plenty of Trouble (1:53)
5. I Can't Believe (9:39)
6. 60 Second Swinger (3:19)
7. Illusion (2:54)
8. Anything But Lies (3:46)
9. Turned on (3:46)
10. The Hot Rod Song (3:06)
11. The Hot Dog Man (2:30)
Tracks 1-9 and 11 taken from The Psychedelic Years - 1967-1969 compilation
Track 10 taken from the 1979 reissue as it wasn't included on this comp
I put them into the track order of the reissue from 1979, which I feel works better than the original running order as well as the order on the compilation. You can read more about that here.
"The band was usually known as Little Phil & the Nightshadows and had roots in the pre-Beatles era, but changed their name due to legal complications at the time. Unlike the Litter LPs I think this really is as great as people would have you believe, particularly side 1 which is like listening to a comp of killer fuzz acidpunk 45s. Beyond Phil's showmanship and the blatantly druggy lyrics and sound fx the fact remains that the superb songwriting puts most "Nuggets" classics to shame, and the band is completely at home in a sound that was unusual for the deep South. Some silly songs close the LP but all over this must rank among the top early garage psych LPs. Apart from the LP they had some killer 45s in 1966-1967." - Acid Archives
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