Nebula are the full embodiment of heavy-psych rock. The band's second full-length Charged, is a mixture of high energy electric blues, lead-footed psychedelic stomps and even some lighter acoustic fare. Electricity is the key. Guitars are the weapon. Digipack. 2001 release. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
Charged,Nebula,Sweet,Alternative Metal,Hard Rock,Heavy Metal,Rock,Stoner Metal
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Enclosure Two: Harry Partch
Manufacturer: INNOVA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000004AF9 Release Date: 2000-12-06 |
Tracks:
- I am Harry Partch - Harry Partch
- By the Rivers of Babylon - Harry Partch
- Texts and Music: A Wagnerian Wrestling Match - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 1 - A Dream - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 2 - An Encounter in the Field - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 3 - On Hearing the Flute - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 4 - The Intruder - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 5 - I am a Peach Tree - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 6 - With a Man of Leisure - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 7 - A Midnight Farewell - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 8 - Before the Cask of Wine - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 9 - On the Ship of Spicewood - Harry Partch
- Ten Li Po Lyrics: 10 - By the Great Wall - Harry Partch
- The Use of English in Serious Music - Harry Partch
- Barstow - Eight Hitch-Hiker's Inscriptions. . . - Harry Partch
- San Francisco - Newsboy Cries - Harry Partch
- Life is too precious to spend it with important people - Harry Partch
- U. S. Highball - A Musical Account of Slim's Transcontinental Hobo Trip - Harry Partch
- While my Heart Keeps Beating Time - Harry Partch
- San Francisco II - Harry Partch
Tracks:
- I'm going to start right off by giving you some sounds - Harry Partch
- Two Settings from Joyce's Finnegan's Wake: 1 - Isobel - Harry Partch
- Two Settings from Joyce's Finnegan's Wake: 2 - Annah the Allmaziful - Harry Partch
- Dark Brother - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 1 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 2 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 3 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 4 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 5 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 6 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 7 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 8 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 9 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 10 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 11 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 12 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 13 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 14 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 15 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 16 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 17 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 18 - Harry Partch
- A Quarter-Saw Section of Motivations and Intonations - 19 - Harry Partch
Tracks:
- June 11, 1935 - Santa Rosa, California - H. PARTCH
- June 12 - Federal Shelter, Stockton - H. PARTCH
- June 13 - H. PARTCH
- June 14 - H. PARTCH
- June 16 - Huntington Ranch, San Joaquin - H. PARTCH
- June 17 - H. PARTCH
- July 4 - H. PARTCH
- July 14 - H. PARTCH
- July 16 - H. PARTCH
- July 19 - H. PARTCH
- July 20 - Heading north, between Sacramento and Redding (Later incorporated into The Wind) - H. PARTCH
- July 24 - Federal Shelter, Portland - H. PARTCH
- July 25 - Blue Ox Lodge, Seattle, Washington - H. PARTCH
- July 27 - H. PARTCH
- July 29 - H. PARTCH
- July 30 - H. PARTCH
- August 7 - Between Grants Pass and Klamath Falls, Oregon - H. PARTCH
- August 15 - H. PARTCH
- October 22 - Nearing Monterey (reworked in 1943 as The Letter) - H. PARTCH
- October 24 - Leaving Big Sur - H. PARTCH
- October 25 - Near Slate's Hot Springs (Now the Esalen Institute) - H. PARTCH
- October 26 - H. PARTCH
- October 27 - H. PARTCH
- October 28 - H. PARTCH
- October 29 - H. PARTCH
- October 30 - Big Creek - H. PARTCH
- November 12 - Santa Barbara - H. PARTCH
- November 14 - H. PARTCH
- November 15 - Leaving Santa Barbara - H. PARTCH
- November 16 - Ojai - H. PARTCH
- November 17 - H. PARTCH
- November 23 - Los Angeles - H. PARTCH
- November 28 - H. PARTCH
- December 4 - H. PARTCH
- December, 1935 - H. PARTCH
- Feburary 1, 1936 - San Bernardino - H. PARTCH
Tracks:
- Yankee Doodle Birds - H. PARTCH
- Y.D. Fantasy - On the Words of an Early American Tune - H. PARTCH
- O Frabjous Day! - H. PARTCH
- You are charged with being guilty. Are you drunk or not drunk? - H. PARTCH
- Ring Around the Moon - A Dance Fantasm for Here - H. PARTCH
- Bless This Home - H. PARTCH
- Harrys Wake - H. PARTCH
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Enclosure 2, all four cds, is curated as a sprawling notebook filled with sounds and speech instead of sketches and words. Of any Partch recording extant, it gives the best picture of the man--as the curmudgeonly, extremely innovative misanthrope that he was, as the composer who was impossibly unlike anyone else before or since. The essence of Partch's music reflects the history of the world--from his particular perspective--the imaginings of ancient Greece to the influence of Chinese musical melodrama, all propelled by homemade instruments based on a 43-tone scale named things like the "Kithara" and the "Boo." These recordings also give the best sense of his philosophy of language in music. Lamenting the whole time how text in music had become detached from the language of everyday life, Partch ran music alongside newsboys' cries and hobos' diaries, following the forms, cadence, and dynamics of speech, rather than the other way around. From his juvenilia (a wonderful song he wrote at 18) to a 45-minute segment of his wake in 1974, the first steps towards exploring Partch's sparkling works fully are made here. --Robin Edgerton
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Great Expectations: The Singles Collection
New Model Army Manufacturer: Superfecta ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000CNY21 Release Date: 2003-10-07 |
Tracks:
- Great Expectations
- The Price
- No Rest
- Better Than Them (7 Inch Version)
- Brave New World
- 51st State
- Poison Street (Extended Mix)
- White Coats
- Stupid Questions
- Vagabonds (Album Version)
- Green And Grey (Edit)
- Get Me Out
- Purity (U.S. Edit)
- Here Comes The War
- Living In The Rose
- Wonderful Way To Go (Single Mix)
- You Weren't There
- Orange Tree Roads
Album Description
Superfecta presents NMA's first-ever career-spanning 'Best Of' collection, Great Expectations!18 singles are included--from their indie days on Abstract, to their major label days on EMI and Sony, to their recent releases on Attack Attack. Compiled with the assistance of lead singer/songwriter, Justin Sullivan, this release features hand-picked versions of their singles. The Extended Mix of Poison Street appears for the first time on a commercial CD and a new edit of Purity was requested by Mr. Sullivan himself. Furthermore, seven of the tracks have never before been released in the United States.
Longtime NMA cover artist Joolz has created brand new artwork for the album. And world renowned music critic & NMA fan from day one, Jack Rabid, has composed some stellar liner notes.
All of the tracks have been Digitally Remastered, so whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering New Model Army, this is the collection for you.
Customer Reviews:
an army that will never fall.......2005-01-14
although New Model Army never reached the enormous amount of popularity that the aforementioned U2 achieved, they remain one of the most driven bands of the 1980's and beyond. no matter what struggles they face, this is one army that will never fall.
As good as a band can possibly be.......2004-05-18
This CD suffers from one flaw: it should have been two. There are a few singles missing ("Queen of My Heart", most obviously, as well as the live version of "Space" from 1991's Raw Melody Men), but it gets five stars anyway because the material on it is so crucial and arresting and flat-out fantastic that it could hardly receive anything less. Of particular note is the US-only remix of 1986's "Poison Street", a must for collectors as its album The Ghost Of Cain is widely regarded as one of their best. Three tracks come from 1988's Thunder And Consolation, although in all honesty any three songs from that masterpiece would fit perfectly here. Understand that this is a band whose 1994 b-side compilation sounds better and more complete than almost any other artist's studio release.
NMA have always been overlooked in the US, although as of this writing they are touring here for the first time in at least 10 years, playing clubs around the nation. Any fan of English punk, post-punk, rock, balladry and lyrics that actually say something should absolutely not miss this. Those of you who do not know NMA could very easily start here and hear what happens when you don't sell out.
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Well Charged
Revolutionaries , and Vital Dub Manufacturer: Frontline ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004U8S6 Release Date: 2000-08-14 |
Tracks:
- Roof Top Dub
- Ital Step
- Fence Dub
- Ishens Dub
- Total Dub
- Merciful Dub
- Cell Block 11
- Killer Dub
- Blacka Black Dub
Album Details
Combining the talents of Sly Dunbar on drums along with the vocal and song-writing pedigree of the Mighty Diamonds, this is a record truly representative of the Front Line label. It was originally released into the summer of 1978 & has never before been released on CD.Customer Reviews:
* 1976 INSTRUMENTAL DUB CLASSIC *.......2005-09-19
Musicians playing on these tracks include Sly Dunbar, Ansel Collins, Sticky Thompson, Ranchie McLean, Dougie Bryan, Ossie Hibbert, Herman Marquis, and the great Tommy McCook. These are jazzy, irie, skanky reggae instrumentals, which would be fantastic on their own. The tastefully applied dubs (mixing courtesy of Ernest Hoo Kim & Ossie Hibbert) only sweeten the pot, adding just the right amount of reverb here, the right amount of echo there, and leaving out bits and pieces only sporadically, rather than stripping it down to drum and bass for long, sparse periods. Like I said, these dubs are juicy.
Sound quality is excellent here, so what, if any, are the drawbacks? Well, despite the hilarious photo of an utterly spliffed individual on the cover, the insides are bare, and the back cover only provides the briefest bit of info on recording and personnel. The length is only just over a half an hour, but the price of the disc still makes it a bargain, and it plays well over and over again, sounding fresh every time. Every track, bar non, is a five star number, so you won't need to be skipping any tracks, which ads further to the value. So really, the drawbacks are minor, but the rewards are great.
Ask a fan of the Revolutionaries what is their best dub set, and you will find "Well Charged" at the top of the list more often than not. This is classic and positively indispensable instrumental dub, and we are blessed to have it, end of story.
vital dub: well charged.......2001-06-22
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Guilty as Charged
Culprit Manufacturer: Hellion Germany ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000056H5F Release Date: 2000-10-23 |
Tracks:
- Guilty As Charged
- Ice In The Back
- Steel To Blood
- I Am
- Ambush
- Tears Of Repentance
- Same To You
- Fight Back
- Players
- Guilty As Charged (Live At Subzero, Seattle 1/2/98)
- Stone Cold Crazy (Live At Subzero, Seattle 1/2/98)
- Fight Back (Live At Subzero , Seattle 1/2/98)
Album Details
Digitally Remastered with 20 Page BookletCustomer Reviews:
True Legacy Rock - Culprit set the stage for things to come.......2007-03-11
Seattle, At it's finest!.......2002-12-19
Culprit Lives.......2002-09-21
Culprit Lives.......2002-09-21
Seemless 80s Metal Still Fresh.......2001-04-28
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Charged Live
Bill Laswell , Toshinori Kondo , and Eraldo Bernocchi Manufacturer: Innerhythmic ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00006SFBJ Release Date: 2002-10-29 |
Tracks:
- Shintotech Iridescence
- Fathoms
- Death Tools
- Dueling Sufis
- Subterrania
- Overloaded Lila
Album Description
Weaponizing bass lines, shifting the timing of energies, moving backwords heading toward nonsense. The low end materializes itself in spirals while the attraction of grooves empties the bowels of ecstasy. The disease of dynamics opposed to walls of sounds. A modern temple to harmony travelers. Ranging from dub to funk, from free jazz to ambient, Charged has been travelling across borders, manipulating perception and physical boundaries.Led by acclaimed Italian composer/producer Eraldo Bernocchi (Sigillum S, Mick Harris, Francesca Lago, Jungle Brothers), Charged Live captures performances in Japan, Germany, and Holland with an ensemble consisting of bassist Bill Laswell (Herbie Hancock, Pharoah Sanders, Tony Williams, Peter Gabriel), electric trumpet player Toshinori Kondo (DJ Krush, United Future Organization, William Parker), drummer Hamid Drake (Peter Brotzmann, Ken Vandermark), percussionist Aiyb Dieng (Sly Dunbar, Herbie Hancock, Bootsy Collins), and turntablist DJ Disk (Rock Steady Crew, Primus).
Album Details
Led by Acclaimed Italian Composer and Produced by Eraldo Bernocchi, "Charged Live" Captures Performances in Japan, Germany and Holland with an Ensemble Consisting of Bassist Bill Lawell, Eletric Trumpet Player Toshinori Kondo, Drummer Hamid Drake, Percussionist Aiyb Dieng and Turntable DJ Disk.Customer Reviews:
better than the sum.......2004-06-20
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No Easy Answers
Laura Doyle Manufacturer: Hystar Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000630RM Release Date: 2001-05-01 |
Tracks:
- Awaken
- Your Love
- Chasing Bess
- Let You Go
- One Day
- 1000 Questions
- Devotion
- Take Me There
- View Of The Child
- All THe Pretty Horses
- Last Exit To Surrey
- Radiance
- I Love You So (Bonus Track)
Album Description
Album Description Laura Doyle's amazing debut, "No Easy Answers" takes on many difficult topics including child abuse, suicide, and love lost and discovered. No matter what the message Laura manages to take the listeners on a journey of discovery, and healing with thoughtful, intelligent lyrics and emotionally charged vocals.From the first notes of "Awaken" through to the award winning first single,"Let You Go" and the finale of "Radiance" you are somehow, entranced, intoxicated, and enlightened all at the same time.Laura is often compared,to the likes of Sarah McLachlan, Tori Amos, Dido, and Sinead O'Connor among others. As lofty as these comparisons are one of Laura's most impactful qualities is her "girl next door" sense of lifes reality. Enjoy!!!
Customer Reviews:
excellent lyrics.......2007-04-16
A great CD........2004-05-14
Seattle.......2002-07-26
beautiful, haunting music.......2002-03-17
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Blame Sally
Blame Sally Manufacturer: Blame Sally ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0006ZP2Y8 Release Date: 2004-04-05 |
Tracks:
- Birds Fly South
- Lucky
- Water
- Stupid Mistakes
- Disappear
- Touch
- Shame
- Gentle Pirate
- Back to Me
- La Llorona
- Planet Ranch
- Dead Horse
- Speed of Light
Album Description
Admirers of Dar Williams, Jonatha Brooke, Indigo Girls and intelligently emotional, intricately harmonized folk-pop in general will find much to praise in "Blame Sally", the self-titled, self-released first studio recording by an all-female Bay Area quartet that became a KFOG favorite on the strength of a live album. Blame Sally has four strong singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists in Pam Delgado, Jeri Jones, Renee Harcourt and Monica Pasqual, and while their individual voices are appealing, their harmonies are addictively creamy. Imaginatively arranged, expansive narrative songs such as"Touch", "Shame" and "Planet Ranch" are radio (and coffee shop) ready. Joe Brown, San Francisco Chronicle DatebookCustomer Reviews:
Great harmonies, excellent singers........2006-11-12
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My Life
Antidote Manufacturer: Charged Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00099413Y Release Date: 2004-09-01 |
Tracks:
- Do You Remember
- All Wrong
- Stuck in Your Views
- Let's Get Drunk
- 15 in '77
- Fuck Politics
- Too Late
- Rat Race
- Automatically
- This Is Me
- Fuck You
- I Don't Care
- Punkrock for Sale
- Waste of Time
- Live Fast
- Senseless Violence
- Money
- My Life
- Let's Get Back to Punk
- I Like You
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Angel Connection
Carol J. Spears Manufacturer: Heart In Hands ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00015NHB8 Release Date: 2002-09-09 |
Tracks:
- Angel Connection
- Pachelbel"s Canon
- Sanctuary
- Medieval Medley (High Germany/A Solis Ortus Cardine Deus Meus)
- Sweet Dreams
- Ken-Ary Spirit
- All Through the Night
- Angel Connection Reprise
Album Description
As the resonating tones of the pure harp embrace you with gentle, loving music, embark on your own journey of deep healing through meditation and relaxation, with the harp strings as your angelic guide. Carol plays from her heart to yours, with an intuitive, compassionate understanding. She specifically selected these songs for their quality to connect you to your Inner Angels. Angel Connection CD, which is 66-minutes long, is perfect to use during alternative therapy treatments, such as Reiki, Massage, or hypnotherappy.
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Behind the Barricades: The Best of David Rovics
David Rovics Manufacturer: Daemon Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000V46K4 Release Date: 2003-12-09 |
Tracks:
- Shut Them Down
- Drink Of The Death Squads
- Saint Patrick Battalion
- We Are Everywhere
- Minimum Wage Strike
- Hang A Flag In The Window
- Jenin
- In One World
- Behind The Barricades
- Song For The Earth Liberation Front
- Intro To Song For The BBB
- Song For The BBB
- I Remember Warsaw
- Intro To Henry Ford Was A Fascist
- Henry Ford Was A Fascist
- If I Die Tomorrow
- Intro To The Flag Desecration Rag
- The Flag Desectration Rag
- Who Would Jesus Bomb?
- Operation Iraqi Liberation
- I Wanna Go Home
Album Description
"David Rovics is the musical version of Democracy Now!" (Amy Goodman, Host, Democracy Now!) "If the great Phil Ochs were to come back from the dead tonight he'd probably be hailed as the new David Rovics." (Andy Kershaw, BBC Radio 3). This is the second release in a series of politically charged folk recordings from Daemon Records and AK Press.Customer Reviews:
David Rovics' songs are the modern anthems for our times........2007-01-16
WHO WOULD JESUS BOMB?.......2006-02-07
Telling it like it is..........2005-11-24
There are a lot of good singer/songwriters and bands
around today but their lyrics are bland, they don't
get to grips with the modern world and its' issues.
Here's one singer/songwriter who does.
Having trumpeted the American protest singer David Rovics
more than once, I think I should now give my impressions
of him now that I've finally seen him.
On his recent British tour I caught up with him at the
North Bridge Inn at Exeter.
The posters outside the pub announcing 'David Rovics'
Seemed to show two big bearded guys singing, but I couldn't
see any big bearded guys in the place - in fact about
20 mins before the show there were only about 8 of us in
the pub.
The landlord went over to the door to collect the tickets
and the people started coming in - a thin tall
distinguished guy first with a black-African girlfriend
in national dress.
The armchairs and sofas filled up and there must have
been about 60 people in the place with some playing cards
up the back. The tall distinguished guy (looked like a
teacher about 33 years of age) was talking to someone
and I realised he must have been David Rovics.
David Rovics sung his set just accompanying himself with
urgent guitar. I think he kicked off with 'Shut them
Down' about shutting down the multi-national companies
which are potentially doing so much harm to the environment.
The audience listened appreciatively, laughing at the
satirical jokes in the lyrics, and clapping
enthusiastically. Strong social comment, very anti-war,
as a mate of mine said "Dave is no wishy washy liberal
folk singer!". Another friend told me "He's got a better
voice than Dylan."
David lounged back on a sofa with his girlfriend at
the interval about to enjoy a magic moment and I stuck my
head between them:
"David could I ask you a couple of questions?"
~ "O.K."
"With America being more conservative than England,
when you perform over there do you get a lot of
people protesting at you from the audience?"
~ "No, generally the audiences are very supportive."
"I thought that you might have got some criticism from
Jewish groups because of the pro-Palestinian stance you
take in some of your songs?"
~ "I'm not anti-Semitic - my father is Jewish. A lot
of Jewish people in America are anti - Zionist. We object
to the aggressive/acquisitive actions of Israel towards
the Palestinians."
"In my magazine I suggest that they solve the problem by
moving Israel to Montana - the least populated state in
the U.S."
~ "If you're going tongue-in-cheek, Israel should be moved
to Bavaria and all the people from Bavaria moved into
Austria, that would be ironic as Bavaria was
Hitler's homeland!"
If you want an insight on the Israel/Palestinian's
situation you should read The Absence of Peace by
Nicholas Guyatt."
"People are saying that you are the new Bob Dylan what
do you think about that?"
~ "Well I'm very flattered, but Dylan is a far more
personal songwriter than I am."
"Thankyou very much".
I had to leave the Inn soon after but I feel David hit
the nail on the head there on why he hasn't been heard
of, or played on the radio stations like Dylan. Two
reasons:
There are standard folk song tunes and David employs a
lot of these to carry his lyrics, this results in the
lyrics being great but the tunes sounding samey. He
should try writing a few of his own tunes. Dylan's tunes
are always a twist away from what's been written before.
That's if David wants to take his message to a wider
audience.
Secondly, he's right about Dylan's songs being more
personal. I love David's overt political lyrics, could
listen to him all night long, but to the majority of rock
and folk fans too many protest songs one after the
other becomes like a party political broadcast,
and they switch off. Throw in a couple of love songs,
or a song about sailing or something; or a Dylan/Beatles
type psychological song to break things up. You've got
the protest singing off pat.
Having said that I bought David's `Behind the Barricades -
the best of David Rovics' CD while in the pub and it
hasn't been off my record player since (except to
play Morrissey, Gillian Welch, Twista, Jackie Leven,
Josh Ritter, Bob Dylan...) - but Dave's been in there with them.
Welcome back Woody.......2004-03-30
The real thing.......2004-01-11
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