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Kleiner Ausschnitt aus Anthony Kiedis (der Sänger der Red Hot Chili Peppers) Autobiografie "Scar Tissue":
Ich war high, und das Blut tropfte mir aus dem Arm. Doch nun musste ich die Nadel durch meine Haut hindurch festhalten, damit sie nicht in meinen Blutkreislauf gelangte. Es gelang mir, sie herauszuziehen, aber mein nächstes Dilemma wartete schon: Ich hatte kein Heroin, um vom Koks runterzukommen. Darum trank ich den gesamten Inhalt meiner Minibar leer: den Whiskey, den Wodka, den Wein. Eins nach dem anderen trank ich diese kleinen Fläschchen leer, bis ich schließlich das Bewusstsein verlor.
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Juan Vicari and His Orchestra - Mambo
Bei Oddio Overplay Recordings gibt es übrigens noch ein paar weitere Alben, die man sich kostenlos downloaden kann.
Pastor McPurvis' Weekly mp3 Talent Show
Diese Woche am Start: The Earthquakers "Whistlin' in the Sunshine". Ihr solltet euch allerdings mit dem Downloaden beeilen - morgen ist anscheinend wieder eine neue Platte dran...
Lust auf japanischen Cha Cha Cha?? Dann schaut vorbei bei Raymondo's Dance-O-Rama Peanuts Double Feature. Anspiel-Tipp ist z.B. Track 4 auf der Debut-Scheibe: "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas" ("Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps"-Cover).
Emi and Yumi Ito jumped from Japanese cha-cha sweethearts to international b-movie icons when they portrayed the melancholy captured fairies who chanted "Mo-su-rah" in Toho's classic 'Mothra'. Though they appeared in only three of the Toho monster epics, they made such an impression, that their screen roles overpower that of the monsters themselves!! This is their very first vinyl offering from 1959, including classics like 'Quizas' ('Perhaps')
Marr'Del: The Mystery of Love (1979)
Eine wirklich chillig/inspirierende Platte - wie die Website schon sagt: "This record should only be listened to in the dark."
"My music and poetry is an attempt to move you into the depths of your heart... beyond the thinking mind... deep into the flow of Love that is the Godstuff of which you are made... and when that happens, you will never be the same."
-- Marr'Del, from
the liner notes
Die "lange Nacht der Downloads" ist noch nicht ganz vorbei - ein paar mehr oder weniger chillige Alben-Links auf die ich gestossen bin hab ich noch parat... Den Anfang macht Alex Keack`s "Surfers Paradise":
Record Of The Month - June 2004
The Catamaran Serenaders - Tempos Of Tahiti
This is a great LP, combining Hawaiian favorites with a goofy steel guitar. Even though the album title is Tempos Of Tahiti, most of the tracks on here are Hawaiian standards like Little Brown Gal, Hawaiian War Chant, and Aloha Oe. But the reason I really love this LP is the unusual sense of humor you can hear in the steel guitar. The guitarist is skilled enough to put a real sense of whimsy in here, which matches the arrangements just right. Instead of going for another collection of standards played straight, the musicians are obviously having fun. The reference to Tahiti is probably explained by the presence of two themes from the Brando flick Mutiny On The Bounty, which are also done very nicely here. As a bonus (probably temporary), I've made some links that point to downloads for the whole LP...
The Album of the Month!"THE SULTANS MIDDLE EASTERN BAND
Check this page on the 15th of each month for a new downloadable full-length album from the Radio Bastet collection! The featured LP is presented in CD-quality mp3s and 300-dpi jpgs of the front and back covers.
The Ethno-Cabaret Album Volume 3"
Music You (Possibly) Won't Hear Anyplace Else
Nachtrag:
Lee Hartsfeld aus Ohio hat übrigens noch einen - genauso empfehlenswerten - Zweit-Blog: Vintage Lounge
Examples of lounge, easy-listening, and exotica music that predate the hi-fi era of the mid-1950s and, in some cases, the era of LPs. Prepare to (hopefully) be surprised!
"Compact Discoveries" bloggt erst sein ein paar Tagen - nichtsdestotrotz hat er schon eine kleine Sammlung von seltenen Underground-CDs zusammengestellt. Aufgefallen ist mir vor allem "Equinox - Just A Little Thing..."
Bizarre artwork on this 18-minute EP of two hippie chicks with a guitar. Burnt on a printed CD-R, apparently #60 of a run of 100. Actually suprisingly good, with some pretty harmonies and lyrics. Swimming in the Dark is rather cute. It's Black feels rushed, and When A Woman Says NO stumbles on its preachy chorus, but overall it's a nice Alanisesque coffee-house listen. Another interesting find. I wonder what happened to these girls.
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