Exil - "Fusionen" {Germany} (1975) progressive rock/jazz fusion

On Thomas Hayes's cd-reissue wishlist he tells; "Exil - Fusionen (Germany) 1975 FHZ. If you can imagine the 1975 era Embryo releasing "Embryo's Reise" from 1979, then I think you'd have a good idea of Exil's "Fusionen" release. Amongst the usual rock instrumentation there's lots of violin, electric piano and sax playing Eastern European and Asian influenced jazz rock. Aera's "Hand und Fuss" is another good reference as is an instrumental Emma Myldenberger circa "Tour de Trance". A very fine work." perhaps this is the only written information at net. This album enough good for not to be forgotten, any information welcome. A hidden treasure, gently whispers to our ears from 30 years ago!

tRacK5..

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Xtc - [1978] - Explode Together (The Dub Experiments 78-80) [319k VBR]

Xtc - [1978] - Explode Together (The Dub Experiments 78-80) [319k VBR]


of Amazon:

Though yes, this certainly is not a "driving album" or a great party record, you wouldn't hang Warhol in your bathroom either. The sole purpose for this recording was to give Mr. Partridge a chance to flex his creative muscles, and to create from the clay of his and Colin's earlier work, brand new art. Like "The Greatest Living Englishman" collaboration and the new Home Demos album, this is not about the music, but rather this is about what the music's about. Its detractors are, I feel, missing the point. Spend a day as Brian Wilson, or eat lunch with Jim Starlin, or transcribe the dialogue in "Waiting for the Electrician", then listen to this again. If you follow all that, you'll absolutely love this album. If you don't, Buy "Big Express" and put "Smalltown" on repeat for an hour or so. When you figure out what the kazoo sound really is, come back to this one.

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Xtc - Explode Together (The Dub Experiments 78-80)
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Artist...............: Xtc
Album................: Explode Together (The Dub Experiments 78-80)
Genre................: Indie
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 1978
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Codec................: LAME 3.97
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Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
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Ripped by............: «®× on 30-01-2008
Posted by............: «®× on 30-01-2008
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Included.............: NFO, SFV
Covers...............: Front

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1. (00:03:32) - (VBR 318 kbit/s) Xtc - Dance With Me, Germany
2. (00:02:20) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - Beat The Bible
3. (00:02:40) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - A Dictionary Of Modern Marriage
4. (00:02:27) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - Clap Clap Clap
5. (00:02:20) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - We Kill The Beast
6. (00:03:08) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - Commerciality
7. (00:03:52) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - The Day They Pulled The North Pole Down
8. (00:04:19) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - The Forgotten Language Of Light
9. (00:03:11) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - Steam Fist Futurist
10. (00:05:34) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - Short Leave Ornithology (Another 1950)
11. (00:01:52) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - Cairo
12. (00:03:21) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - The Rotary
13. (00:03:18) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - Madhattan
14. (00:03:14) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - I Sit In The Snow
15. (00:04:05) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - Work Away Tokyo Day
16. (00:05:28) - (VBR 320 kbit/s) Xtc - New Broom

Playing Time.........: 00:54:41
Total Size...........: 125,59 MB

NFO generated on.....: 30-01-2008 18:15:00

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Agape - "Le Troisième Seul" {Canada} (1972) prog/psych

Hello friends! let we go to Canada this time. There waits us some obscure, quebecious prog folk album. A hidden treasure, quicky became one of my fav. some copy/paste:

Seamingly spiritually inspired, highly original and clear music. On first track some bizarre church organ, somewhat like a less heavy Jacula, with flute, drums, bass, some electronic, some collage. Further lots of Quebec folk prog. Third track is like first tracks of the first album of Sisa (with typing machine,..).read more here line-up: Gilles Bergeron (guitar), Jean Bourassa (effects), Yves Chevalier (keyboards), Claude Duchesneau (trumpet), André Dumont (vocals), René Depere (keyboards), François Kirouac (guitar, bass, glockenspiel), Marc Lebel (guitar), Michel Martel (percussion), Jacques Mercure (bass), Carole Paquin (bass)

thanks to my friends wjdr and zen :)

ouVeRtuRe..
le juGement..

Enjoy! :)

Pererin - "Tirion Dir" {UK} (1985) folk/celtic rock

Let we go with similar mood, aprox. 1.5 years ago i sent the first album from them..they are one of my fav. here is a copy/paste from this album "Pererin is one of the noticible band from the past. a lady with a great voice sings the songs with traditional instruments at the background that implemented to rock form. nowadays most of the albums stands for 1 good song and crap others. well when you get the album you will notice every song is unique and delicous..in a review it says it was released in 1980, and is sung in the Welsh language by both male and female singers, featuring many Celtic influences and adding some great electric lead guitar, as well as flute and violin work. An unsung classic in the folk-rock genre..Keep Listening!" related post: Pererin - Haul Ar Yr Eira

o FeRch y FFaiR..

Enjoy :)

Dague - "Pop Occitana" {France} (1974) prog folk

MMm After visiting Scandinavia let we go to France to taste some Breton folk, If bands like Gwendal is your first choice to listen for folk rockin, then this one is for you! I couldnt find any info around, So infos welcome. One of a hidden treasure.

side A..

Enjoy! :)

Pirates Against Prog?

SOME COMMENTS ON ILLEGAL DOWNLOADING FROM THE PROG AGAINST PIRACY GROUP
To avoid spending endless hours debating illegal downloading we decided to write this.

First of all everyone must accept as fact that illegal downloading, bloggers that upload entire albums for people to download for free and torrents doing what they refer to as "sharing music" is really a disaster for the artists financially.

There is a direct link between the increased illegal "free" downloading and the decreasing amount of music being sold. That is read more here

DEAR FRIENDS PLEASE DONT POST ANY COMMENT HERE, GO THERE EXPLAIN YOUR POINT OF VIEW TO THEM, IF YOUR COMMENT NOT PUBLISHED, THEN YOU HAVE YOUR VOICE HERE


http://progagainstpirates.blogspot.com/

(this post will be removed sometime later)

The Real Pirates!

Record Heaven, Laser's Edge and Syn Phonic all stock pirate CDs on bootleg labels such as Germanofon, Hugo Montes, Synton, Sunrise and Lizard. In all these cases the artists get nothing so these shops they recommend are ripping off both customers and artists by stocking them.


...And when your hand is on your heart,
You're nearly a good laugh,
Almost a joker!...

Lítid Eitt - "Til Hvers ?" {Iceland/Denmark} (1975) trad/celtic folk rock

somewhere it says: "Litid Eitt - til hvers ? Parlophone Beautiful and delicate folk group with male and female vocales. Really a gentle and lovely lp! with insert, seen this for huge amounts on euro lists!!" One of my fav.

til dRaumsins..

heRinn..


Enjoy! :o)

....I'm gonna sell a million albums.

Who to?

A million people of course.

But where are this million people?

Er...don't know really..............

Meet with them!

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