Showing posts with label Folk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Folk. Show all posts

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Paul Giovanni & Magnet - The Wicker Man (1973)



One thing i hate for sure it's the summer! I simply can't stand it! So if i ever hear another good word about it or it's benefits i'll put on my animal mask, hide in a mountain and worship Pan. 

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Hala Strana - Compendium (self-released 2011)

Finally some new material from Hala Strana. I'd really love to see a really nice packaging like he did on 

Heave The Gambrel Roof back 2007. Anyways anything new from steven r. smith is keeping me happy. 


In his own words now: 
New Hala Strana release Compendium is now available via download only. This is a compilation of unreleased, e.p., 7", and bonus tracks that were recorded between 2002 and 2007. Steven R. Smith

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Polypus Sapiens - Sleeper In The Valley (full of nothing 2010)



Debut tape from Southern Russia Polypus Sapiens. One man from a rural city records lovely bedroom folkish psychedelia with the simplest means. Gentle and thoughtful 30+ minute work filled with pure bliss. Pro-dubbed tapes wrapped in A3 posters. 75 copies. full of nothing

Monday, May 3, 2010

Charles Manson - The love And Terror Cult (1968)














The love And Terror Cult is the debut album by Charles Manson, originally released by Awareness Records. Recorded on September 11,1967 and August 9, 1968 (overdubs), its distribution began during the Manson murder trial by Phil Kaufman who initially pressed a run of 2000 copies, that of which only 300 sold. He later approached ESP-Diskabout putting out the album in hopes for a wider circulation, which they agreed to.

The cover is a copy of the December 19, 1969 Time Life front cover, on which Manson had appeared, only with "LIFE" substituted with "LIE."

"Cease to Exist" had been previously recorded by the Beach Boysunder the name "Never Learn Not to Love," and it appears both on their1969album, 20/20, and as the B-side of the single of "Bluebirds over the Mountain." The single gives songwriting credit to Manson andDennis Wilson. Manson is not given co-writing credit on the album. It is worth pointing out that the Beach Boys's version includes such significant changes as the inclusion of a bridge that was not part of Manson's version, and the change of the line "Cease to exist" to "Cease to resist," which alters the meaning of the song... anyway i wanted to upload this record for a long long time...

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