You Send Its (YSI's)

[Ayinger]

What's on that "Coffee Plant demos" ??

(hopefully you can also get the coverart for B/N album....one of the best shots of Stevie ever)

[bowiglou]

cool!!

maarts said:

Bow- couldn't find my copy of The Gift Of Screws that quickly but as soon as I have, I'll burn it for you or YSI it.

Now downloading: The Buckingham/Nicks-album and Buckingham/Nicks- The Coffee Plant demos (1970-1974).

Shareminer's a real help!

[maarts]

ayinger said:

What's on that "Coffee Plant demos" ??

(hopefully you can also get the coverart for B/N album....one of the best shots of Stevie ever)

I had the Buckingham Nicks-LP- I know!!!

This was the blurb on the site:


This is a collection of demos by Buckingham Nicks recorded
between 1970-1974. They are called the "Coffee Plant Demos"
because Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks used to record
in the basement of Lindsey's father's coffee plant before
they went to LA to get a record deal.

However, that seems to be a bit of a misnomer because
both "Sorcerer" and "Garbo" were written after the couple
arrived in LA. Regardless, these are wonderful quality demos.

While some of these songs were released later by Stevie
Nicks or Fleetwood Mac, the gem 'Without You', the aptly
named 'Cathouse Blues', and the quaint 'Goldfish and the
Ladybug' never made it off the shelf. Authorship is not
documented in those cases, but although 'Without You' may
have been co-written, it is probably safe to say the others
were penned by Stevie Nicks.

It is to be noted that some of the songs have more than
one version, the differences between these versions seem to
be mainly which instruments are brought forward in the mix
(as indicated in the titles).

All in all, these tracks represent an excellent collection
of music from Buckingham Nicks, and a taste of what could have
been, if not for the offer (and subsequence acceptance), for
the couple to join Fleetwood Mac.

Buckingham Nicks - The Coffee Plant Demos

01 - Without You (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 3:42
02 - Nomad (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 2:10
03 - That's Alright (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 3:11
04 - Garbo (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 3:14
05 - Sorcerer (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal/No Drum Machine) 4:45
06 - Cathouse Blues (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 1:44
07 - Goldfish and the Ladybug (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 3:04
08 - Without You (Bass, Vocal) 3:44
09 - Nomad (Alternate, Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 2:10
10 - That's Alright (Bass, Vocal) 3:09
11 - Garbo (Bass, Vocal) 3:16
12 - Sorcerer (Bass, Drum Machine, Vocal) 4:46
13 - Cathouse Blues (Bass, Vocal) 1:44
14 - Goldfish and the Ladybug (Vocal, Only) 03:04

Am about to unzip it, here's the link if you want a copy too:
www.megaupload.com/?d=0IJ9RPAG

[bowiglou]

cool..downloading it now!!

maarts said:

ayinger said:

What's on that "Coffee Plant demos" ??

(hopefully you can also get the coverart for B/N album....one of the best shots of Stevie ever)

I had the Buckingham Nicks-LP- I know!!!

This was the blurb on the site:


This is a collection of demos by Buckingham Nicks recorded
between 1970-1974. They are called the "Coffee Plant Demos"
because Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks used to record
in the basement of Lindsey's father's coffee plant before
they went to LA to get a record deal.

However, that seems to be a bit of a misnomer because
both "Sorcerer" and "Garbo" were written after the couple
arrived in LA. Regardless, these are wonderful quality demos.

While some of these songs were released later by Stevie
Nicks or Fleetwood Mac, the gem 'Without You', the aptly
named 'Cathouse Blues', and the quaint 'Goldfish and the
Ladybug' never made it off the shelf. Authorship is not
documented in those cases, but although 'Without You' may
have been co-written, it is probably safe to say the others
were penned by Stevie Nicks.

It is to be noted that some of the songs have more than
one version, the differences between these versions seem to
be mainly which instruments are brought forward in the mix
(as indicated in the titles).

All in all, these tracks represent an excellent collection
of music from Buckingham Nicks, and a taste of what could have
been, if not for the offer (and subsequence acceptance), for
the couple to join Fleetwood Mac.

Buckingham Nicks - The Coffee Plant Demos

01 - Without You (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 3:42
02 - Nomad (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 2:10
03 - That's Alright (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 3:11
04 - Garbo (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 3:14
05 - Sorcerer (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal/No Drum Machine) 4:45
06 - Cathouse Blues (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 1:44
07 - Goldfish and the Ladybug (Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 3:04
08 - Without You (Bass, Vocal) 3:44
09 - Nomad (Alternate, Acoustic Guitar, Vocal) 2:10
10 - That's Alright (Bass, Vocal) 3:09
11 - Garbo (Bass, Vocal) 3:16
12 - Sorcerer (Bass, Drum Machine, Vocal) 4:46
13 - Cathouse Blues (Bass, Vocal) 1:44
14 - Goldfish and the Ladybug (Vocal, Only) 03:04

Am about to unzip it, here's the link if you want a copy too:
www.megaupload.com/?d=0IJ9RPAG

[bowiglou]

Ayinger, just downloaded Red Temple Spirits...Dancing to Restore...............interesting stuff......I rather like it, though quite frankly, it doens't quite resonate it with me (due to the vocals) as opposed to a recent download that I am smitten with:

Kitchens of Distinction--Strange Free World

I am really impressed with that one..you can find it at (Kool, I also think you would really like it):


earfulofnoize.blogspot.com/search/label/Kitchens%20Of%20Distinction

ayinger said:

Hey Bow, see what you think of these guys:

Los Angeles quartet Red Temple Spirits skillfully mixes tribal post-punk influences mid-period Cure, Savage Republic, early (Death) Cult with a loving dose of lysergic psychedelia (Syd Barrett and Roky Erickson are particular touchstones). Bassist Dino Paredes (formerly of Psi-Com, with Perry Farrell) and guitarist Dallas Taylor coax entrancing drones and pulses from their instruments with judicious use of echo and other effects, while shamanistic frontman William Faircloth (a colorful immigrant from Britain's original '60s psychedelic movement) delves into mysticism (Native American on the first album, Tibetan on the second) with a grace and passion rarely seen before. Dancing to Restore an Eclipsed Moon is an astonishing debut. The luxurious packaging (double LP/single CD) mirrors the care put into the music, which tastefully incorporates flutes, bells and natural sounds (water, birds) to create a heady atmosphere of ritualistic ecstasy. Short catchy compositions like "Dark Spirits" and "Dreamings Ending" alternate with several long and complex pieces.
The follow-up, If tomorrow I were leaving for Lhasa, I wouldn't stay a minute more..., is far more direct, both in the melodic music and the lyrics, which turn towards external/environmental stimuli. As crystallized by the gorgeous "Dive in Deep" and an incandescent cover of Pink Floyd's "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun," the theme of hope for the magic and beauty of life in the face of despair remains


Find downloads for both on this page:

earfulofnoize.blogspot.com/search/label/Red%20Temple%20Spirits

[Ayinger]

Thanks for the feedback on them -- yeah, I'm with you on the vocals,,,got a bit tiring to my ears after a while. Musically, I thought they carried some decent chops in the vein of the said comparison to The Cure.

I've been so meaning to download that KOD....I remember the name from a number of years back.

[bowiglou]

Ayinger, I highly recommend it..and when you do please let me know what you think....

ayinger said:

Thanks for the feedback on them -- yeah, I'm with you on the vocals,,,got a bit tiring to my ears after a while. Musically, I thought they carried some decent chops in the vein of the said comparison to The Cure.

I've been so meaning to download that KOD....I remember the name from a number of years back.

[RocDoc]

GET the kod by all means!

i put the last disc and the ep on one disc....perfect (church-esque i swear!)listening...

~

DROOOOL!

Voted #3 fusion CD of 1995 by Pulse magazine, Suffer offers eleven tracks of terrifyingly dense, heavy metal/jazz/improvisational weirdness. The formidable duo of Allan Holdsworth and Bon Lozaga are unleashed to create mind-boggling legato lines and solos over the excellent musical accompaniment provided by vibraphonist Benoit Moerlen, bassist Hansford Rowe and a bevy of New York�s finest young drummers (including Vic Stevens). The sound clips amply demonstrate the high-energy material, however there are some beautiful slower moments on tracks such as "Allan Qui?" and Rowe's composition "Sing". Suffer has garnered some serious, and well-deserved, critical acclaim.

Gongzilla includes: Bon Lozaga (guitar); Hansford "Hanny" Rowe (bass); Benoit Moerlen (drums). Additional personnel: Alan Holdsworth. Gongzilla: Bon Lozaga (guitar, E-bow); Benoit Moerlen (vibraphone, marimba); Hansford Rowe (bass guitar); Vic Stevens, Lionel Cordew (drums); Bobby Thomas (percussion). Additional personnel: Alan Holdsworth (guitar). Re-christened Gongzilla, the late '70s version of Gong has returned. And--wonder of wonders--the boys haven't lost an ounce of their vitality or importance in the interim. SUFFER disintegrates the idea that reunions of so-called "dinosaurs" must, by necessity, dispense with anything remotely original, intelligent, or involving. Bon Lozaga, Allan Holdsworth, Hansford Rowe, and Benoit Moerlen--fusion kingpins all--bring all their abilities to bear upon 11 tracks of varying styles and modes. "Gongzilla" breathes with Lozaga and Holdsworth's charismatic guitar fire, "Sing" is a showcase for Moerlen's piquant vibe work and Rowe's nimble bass, and "Hip-hopnosis" sports intricately woven percussion workouts cast about guitars that sparkle like sun-struck gemstones. Fingerprints of SHAMAL and EXPRESSO are omnipresent, but this is a Gong of a different luster--older, weathered, and tougher than ever.
Track listing
1. Gongzilla (6:36)
2. Bad Habits (3:28)
3. Sing (4:28)
4. Gongzilla's Dilemma (5:17)
5. Mr. Sinister Minister (4:50)
6. Almost You (4:12)
7. Mezzanine (4:15)
8. Hip-Hopnosis (6:48)
9. Allan Qui? (7:22)
10. Senna (4:56)
11. Camel (0:24)

Total Time: 52:00

Line-up
- Hansford Rowe / basses
- Bon Lozaga / guitars & e-bow
- Benoit Moerlin / vibes & marimba
- Bobby Thomas / percussion
- Lionel Cordew / drums

With:
- Allan Holdsworth / guitars (on 1, 2, 6, & 9)
- Vic Stevens / drums (on 9 & 10)
- Ben Perowsky / drums (on 5)
- Samuel Rowe / vocalize (on 10)

[RocDoc]

You have requested rapidshare.com/files/79982632/GlueciferHHB.zip (62267 KB).

~

trouble, live, dallas, 1990

You have requested rapidshare.com/files/63212872/T-DTA---Zimm.part1.rar (100000 KB).

You have requested rapidshare.com/files/63220317/T-DTA---Zimm.part2.rar (37023 KB).

[RocDoc]

yahoo's down,

i can't mail the interesting dls to myself tonight..so-o-o-O-O-O...

You have requested rapidshare.com/files/102889268/Hellacopters___Gluecifer_-_1997_-_Respect_The_Rock.rar (49967 KB).

from:

elblogdearchi.blogspot.com/2008/03/hellacopters-gluecifer.html

[Ayinger]

Ok -- what's the Gluecifer shit there doc?!!! LIVE by any chance? gotta get some of those Hellacopers too.....

[RocDoc]

oooh man.

the world of blogspot has opened itself to me:

bonitocadaver.blogspot.com/2008/04/gluecifer-kings-of-rock.html

highvoltaje.blogspot.com/2008/01/hellacopters-vs-gluecifer-respect-rock.html

<sub>put ANY band's name and 'blogspot' after it on google and you can find like, anything....tho sometimes there are some (for some goddamn reason...) brazilian rock blogs that are just PACKED with weird shit.

some which i've heard...others which are just regional (or european) oddities in tons of subgenres. fascinating reading....</sub>

[maarts]

Thom Yorke Live
rawkblog.blogspot.com/2007/07/live-recordings-thom-yorke-bridge.html

[bowiglou]

RN et al..quick question: when I download music from various blogs, it has mainlly been through rapidshare and no login or account is necessary...however, I was interested in some songs today and it took me to mega-upload or something like that and though it was 'free' it required one opens an account......however, I'm generally reluctant to doing so in the event of either being inflicted with spyware or bombarded with SPAM......do you have any experience with any of these other sites that similar to sendspace or rapidshare you can download music but you also need an account?.........thanks.....

May 16, 2008 22:53:56 GMT -5 RocDoc said:

oooh man.

the world of blogspot has opened itself to me:

bonitocadaver.blogspot.com/2008/04/gluecifer-kings-of-rock.html

highvoltaje.blogspot.com/2008/01/hellacopters-vs-gluecifer-respect-rock.html

<sub>put ANY band's name and 'blogspot' after it on google and you can find like, anything....tho sometimes there are some (for some goddamn reason...) brazilian rock blogs that are just PACKED with weird shit.

some which i've heard...others which are just regional (or european) oddities in tons of subgenres. fascinating reading....</sub>

[RocDoc]

i think that kool or ryo (or possibly the 'lou live in italy' rocky sent me) had sent/posted links via sendspace...so i musta signed on to that, otherwise i don't think i've 'signed onto'(aka registered) any other dl websites.

rapidshare sucks if simply for their non-premium 1 and a ½ to 2 hour waiting in between downloads...which of course IS a nice little marketing stratagem for capturing someone who wants a 5 or 7 part download, like NOW.

but fuck them. i'll wait.
still i'm asterisk-ing the sites that largely use non-rapidshare means-of-distribution, but rapidshare still seems to have HUGE chunk of the market UNfortunately....but why DO they cut up a 90 to 160 minute performance into like 7 fucking pieces/downloads in so many cases?

here's a can't miss bootleg i'm working on now:

<sub>slikstricks.blogspot.com/search/label/Stevie%20Ray%20Vaughan

'Dallas Moonlight'

Excellent Sound. Includes covers and the full story of
the short lived Bowie/SRV relationship as told by
David in 2001.

“In fact there is a bootleg out there somewhere
containing one days playing, a gem for those that can
find it.” David Bowie

You have found it. I'm glad I did.

Vol 1
1. Star
2. Heroes
3. What in the World
4. Look Back in Anger
5. Joe the Lion
6. Wild is the Wind
7. Golden Years
8. Fashion
9. Let’s Dance
10. Red Sails
11. Breaking Glass
12. Life on Mars
13. Sorrow
14. Cat People
15. China Girl
16. Scary Monsters
17. Rebel, Rebel
18. I Can’t Explain
19. White Light, White Heat

Vol 2
1. Station to Station
2. Cracked Actor
3. Ashes to Ashes
4. Space Oddity
5. Young Americans
6. Soul Love
7. Hang onto Yourself
8. Fame
9. TVC15
10 Stay
11 Jean Genie
12 Modern Love

rapidshare.com/files/50437622/Vol._I_part1.rar
rapidshare.com/files/50442693/Vol._I_part2.rar
rapidshare.com/files/50447368/Vol._II_part1.rar
rapidshare.com/files/50450223/Vol._II_part2.rar</sub>


omG! stevie ray playing on station to station??

i could wear that megaupload doesn't require any registration though, not like these pain in the asses....