Barry first found music when he borrowed his sister's record collection when he was about eight and was hooked. When Caroline started it was a new beginning, and he listened to all the stations, but Caroline was his favourite by far. Later he became a singer in a band, then started doing discos when he was 18. He joined Caroline in 1977, touring the country with the Caroline Roadshow for 10 years, having great fun. Barry helped with tender trips and worked on the Ross Revenge in '84 and '85. ...
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MenyukaiA secret field that summons lightning. A massive spiral that disappears into a salt lake. A celestial observatory carved into a volcano. Meet the wild—and sometimes explosive—world of land art, where artists craft masterpieces with dynamite and bulldozers. In our Season 2 premiere, guest Dylan Thuras, cofounder of Atlas Obscura, takes us off road and into the minds of the artists who literally reshaped parts of the Southwest. These works aren’t meant to be easy to reach—or to explain—but they just might change how you see the world. Land art you’ll visit in this episode: - Double Negative and City by Michael Heizer (Garden Valley, Nevada) - Spiral Jetty by Robert Smithson (Great Salt Lake, Utah) - Sun Tunnels by Nancy Holt (Great Basin Desert, Utah) - Lightning Field by Walter De Maria (Catron County, New Mexico) - Roden Crater by James Turrell (Painted Desert, Arizona) Via Podcast is a production of AAA Mountain West Group.…
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A new mix of acoustic and lysergic folk music. Tracklist: Thomas Mera Gartz - En Lycklig Sång Poor Richard - The Gulls Amory Kane - Four Ravens (single version) Yellow Autumn - Energy Spilld Mjölk - Glasverandan Glenn Saiger - Dark Side of the Moon Art Gee - Tea Gardens All That the Name Implies - Black Tuesday Chris Rawlings - Song of Creation Rabindra Danks - Lords Sweet Name Logos - Peace Chas Rose - Ballad For World Heroes Moonstone - Black Blind Light Vandy - Wishing Well Owen B - All We Are Asking Turid - Före Kenora Lachlan Chace McLearn - Lady Come Lightly Sonstar - Save Wild Basin…
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiA new episode to start off the new year, which we surely hope will be a better year. Here we listen to a mixed bag of new discoveries/finds from 2020, including some UK folk, privately pressed westcoast psych, dreamy pop-psych and funky Swedish blues. We also have the honor to play the new single from Kungens män, which will be included in the upcoming 5 LP-box, “Innanför boxen” that will be out in February. Bruce Hamana – Hamana (Canyon Records, 1974) – The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth Shelagh McDonald – First Album (B & C Records, 1970) –Look Over the Hills Cinderella (Imperial, 1971) –From Town to Town Mad Hatters (Fontana, 1966) –I’ll Come Running Red, White and Blues (MNW, 1971) –Far, Far Away Sage – Into the Wind (A & B Records, 1978) –Empty Man Sten Bergman – Lyckohjulet (Gump, 1974) – Vägen är Lång Sally Christopherson – Autumn (Customs Records, 197?) –Autumn Kungens Män – Innanför boxen (Cardinal Fuzz, Adansonia Records och Kungens Ljud & Bild, 2021) –Hamra med slutna ögon You find more info on Kungens män on their bandcamp-page .…
A new mix of privately pressed US and Canadian folk and folk-rock. We also included a few Swedish progg numbers and a great westcoast-sounding band from Japan. Tracklist: Summer Madness - In the Hills of Shiloh Trees - Psalm 46 Handgjort - Worlds on Fire Doug McArthur - One-Eyed Walden David Sinclair - A Tale of Raven Scott Jones - Chattanooga To Lynchburg Trail Randy Palmer - Starlight, Daylight Darragh Nagle - Horse Mesa Chris Rawlings - The Wheel Jim Thompson - Train for Thought Larry Reese - Second Song Sten Bergman - Människofiskare Happy End - Dakishimetai D’Arcy - The Forest Sage - Empty Man Bernt Lööf & Jan Eriksson - Kan ljuset vända åter?…
Paul Tescher has been collecting records for a long time and started already in the 80s to deal in obscure music. As part of the first generation underground collector he has seen the evolution of the collectors scene, from the beginning to what it is today. In this interview we talk about how he started to collect and sell records and he also share some stories from the weird world of record collecting. He also put together a selection of 6 track to play for us. Paul is still digging records weekly and still manage to find amazing records, although everyone is saying it’s drying up. Bruce Cockburn – Ting/The Couldron (True North, 1971) Spilld Mjölk – Tills döden skiljer oss åt (Svart Mjölk, 1975) Peter Bursch – Witchwood (Pläne, 1981) Anna koka 5 ägg jag är värd i huset – Kaffekokaren (Flärrp-skivor, 1975) Stenblomma – Kungen (Silence,1973) Jennifer Warnes – Sand and Foam (Reprise, 1972)…
We’ve been in contact with Mark Sabol of Mark and Suzann Farmer for over a year and finally we found the time to record an interview with him. Mark and Suzann Farmer recorded one album, We’ve Been There, in 1978, which is still pretty obscure among collectors. It is mostly known for the moody late-night version of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams”, and although excellent, this album is far from a one-track-album and I’ve always considered that its true strength lies in Mark’s own compositions. About half of the songs are self-penned and Mark is a competent songwriter and creative arranger, using the sparsely equipped living room recording studio to full use while Suzann has a strong and mesmerizing voice that works well with the material. The overall feel evokes a late-night lounge set at a dimly lit countryside roadhouse and with a minimal instrumentation, including a simple drum machine and a lot of homemade production tricks, they create a mellow but still diverse experience, with enough nuances to keep you returning for repeated listening. The covers generally work well in the mix, and if anything, adds to the lounge vibe and reflex the sound of their live set. In this interview we talk about the making of the album and how it was in the lounge business in the late 70s. We also listen to Dreams, American Child, Waiting For the Dawn and We’ve Been There from the album.…
Although we officially called it a quit with our 80th episode last summer, we’re back with a one-off episode for all of you who are in a lockdown/quarantine or to everyone who just wants to hear some new music. This episode presents records acquired since the last show and includes a mixed bag of communal folk (Huckle), lounge (Eddie Suzuki), Exotica (Dennise Norwood), Swedish progg (Rabatt and Kvartetten som sprängde) and more. We’re also happy to include the great track “Blanket Fog Descends” from Sven Wunder’s forthcoming album, “Wabi Sabi”. Don’t sleep on this one as it will go quickly. We hope you are all doing well during these crazy times and that the selection can bring some enjoyment while maintaining social distancing. Stay safe everyone! More information on Sven Wunder and Wabi Sabi can be found on pianopianorecords.com . Huckle - Upon a Once Time (Homespun, 1974) -Get Down Trúbrot (Parlophone, 1970) -Ég sé það Jim Thompson II and Preflyte – Message at 33 1/3 (Sky Light Records, 1979) -Eternal Light Brigade Eddie Suzuki – New Hawaii (ESP Hawaii, mid-70s?) -Beauty Near Hanalei Rabatt (Marilla, 1971) -X:et Kvartetten som Sprängde – Kattvals (Gump, 1973) -Gånglåt från Vallahallvägen Dennise Norwood – In the Skin with Me (Dennise Records, 1961) -In the Skin with Me…
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiWe are honored to have Paul Major with us for the 80th and final episode of Arkivet. Paul has been one of the most influential persons for this podcast as the guru of obscure psychedelic and private press records. In order to have a collector scene, context and coherency are key elements and Paul was one of the first to see the connections and to link private press and real people records to the canon of psychedelic music. Therefore, it is no surprise that many of the records he discovered are true classics and in this episode we play some of the records Paul discovered, and hear him telling the stories of how he found them. We also listen to a few records that are unknown to Paul but that we hope would fit his taste and his well-traveled ears. We couldn’t think of a better way to end this podcast, which has been running for over 6 years and almost 80 hours of recorded material, then to do it together with Paul. We want to thank all of you that have listened to our ramblings and that have participated, in one way or the other, to the show over the years. Thank you all! Darius-s/t (Chartmaker, 1968) -I Feel the Need To Carry On Dark-Dark Round the Edges (Sis, 1972) -Maypole Jazz Bend Me Blues Band (Algar, 1967-68) -Happiness Dream Morgen (ABC Probe, 1969) -Purple Randy DeMoss and the Space City Group (Planet Records, 197?) -Is This For Real? Ray Harlowe and Gyp Fox (Waterwheel Records, 1978) -Gettin’ Keyed Sounds of Salvation-s/t (Reflection, 1974) -Overseers The Clap-Have You Reached Yet? (Nova Sol Records, 1972) -Out of the Shadows Also, don’t forget to listen to our previous interview with Paul and a DJ-set we did together last time he was in Stockholm.…
Here we engulf ourselves in some westcoast jams, with bands that doesn’t necessarily have to come from the west coast but all playing that laid-back breezy Californian vibe. Among the highlights of the show is the extremely rare self-titled mini-album by Al Manfredi, which he pressed in about 100 copies for demo purposes and with only very few known to exist today. Also the highly acclaimed Kristyl album is worthy a mention, as it is not only a solid album but one of the true classics in the private press world and discovered already in the ´80s by the legendary Paul Major. Furthermore, we want to highlight the underrated debut of Help Yourself, which in our opinion, is one of the best westcoast-sounding albums from the UK. With that said, we hope you will enjoy our selection of (mostly) 7 minutes westcoast jams. Al Manfredi-s/t (Band n’ Vocal, 1973) -Blue Gold Help Yourself-s/t (Liberty, 1971) -Old Man Snakegrinder-And the shredded Fieldmice (Alligator Shoes, 1977) -Love Junkie Turnquist Remedy-Iowa By the Sea (Pentagram, 1970) -All Gone Blues Act II Lacewing – s/t (Mainstream, 1971) -Paradox Kristyl – s/t (No label, 1975) -The Valley of Life…
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiWe seldom highlight music from our home country but in this episode we turn the spotlight on some Swedish underground and psychedelic bands. In the episode we listen to some of the most obscure bands of the Swedish underground, like Paul Edoh’s Class Breakers, which only release was a test pressing with just a few copies made, but we also play well established acts, such as Nature and Mecki Mark Men. To add some confusion, we also throw in a Finnish band, Cirius, and the reason for the inclusion is that they do a little-known but great version of Bosses Låt (originally recorded by the Swedish band Fläsket Brinner). On top of this, we also listen to some contemporary Swedish progressive music with Pocket-Size and the track Clairvoyant from their new album Immortality (released in December 2018). Raunchy (Scam records, 1975) -Flygmaskinen Nature-Earthmover (Sonet, 1974) -Mystery Brew Paul Edoh’s Class Breakers (No label/test pressing, 1970) -It’s Raining Mecki Mark Men (Philips, 1967) -Midnight Land Cirius-Cirius II (Blue Master Special, 1974) -Bossen Laulu (Bosses Låt) Älgarnas Trädgård-Framtiden är ett svävande skepp, förankrat i forntiden (Silence, 1972) -Saturnus Ringar You find more info on Pocket-Size and upcoming shows on their homepage and Facebook . For more on Swedish psychedelia, check out this previous episode . Thanks to Stefan Kéry from Subliminal Sounds for providing with information for this episode.…
In this episode we go into a late-night mood with some nocturnal psychedelic and private press records. For many of the artists featured in this episode the information is scarce and most of them are still flying under-the-radar, so we hope to shed some light on these great records and hopefully you’ll find something new and interesting that you have not heard before. Jazz Bend Me Blues Band (Algar, 1967/68) -Lady Weaver Moonlyte – Better Late Than Never… (Astro Records, 1974) -Magic Stencils Jimmy Thompson (Dek Records, 1969) -In My Dreams Last of the Unknowns (Thundermen, ?) -1, 2 Many X´s Ben Bogaardt – s/t (Can-Aussie Distributors, 1971) -U.F.O. Tim Callander – Future (IJCM, 1979) -Headin’ To Redwood Thanks to Aaron Dunn for help with background info on the Brothers Bogaardt.…
We have put together an eclectic mix of unique artistic expressions in this show. The tracks doesn’t follow a specific genre but all are from the parallel universe of privately pressed music. For the episode we’ve also been in contact with Garrett Schroeder who helped us to fill in some gaps regarding his debut album “Lack of Sleep”. We end this episode with Thunder Tillman and the great track Condor Sunflower from their long-awaited new EP. David S Mull (Alpine Records, 197?) -Far From Home Garrett Schroeder – Lack of Sleep (Earth Records, 1979) -Maze of Dreams Del Buckingham-No Gimmicks (Genera, 1974) -Wrong Is Right Ingegärd Nordell – Känsla (Retone, 1973) -Vart Steg Du Tar Warhorse – Seduction (No label, 1979) -She Looks So Good Michael Kamper – s/t (No label, ?) -The White Haired Lady Steve Akin (Ash Records, 1970) -I’m Trippin’ Alone Thanks to Jonathan Kirby of Numero Group and Garrett Schroeder for helping us with background info for the episode.…
A new mix of folk, spiritual psych and post-hippie mindsets. Aldous Huxley – Excerpt from Visionary Experience Vol. II Sounds of Salvation – Love III Hosanna – Why Are Thou Disquieted? Brent Titcomb – Tibetan Bells Murari – The One Who Loves Me Best The Two Rivers! – Cast Out From the Castle Dennis Loren – Let Go Michael Cassidy – There Is a Light Michael McGrath – The Awakened Severance and Cassidy – Feather In the Wind Bob Patterson – Bed of Roses Patterson and Pults – Loneliness Is Only In Your Own Mind Don Ebbett – Fire In the Sky Windwords – Take Me Away Ebbanflo – The Unicorn Song Demi Heure – Clochers et Maisons Garrett Schroeder – Maze of Dreams…
1 Mystery Jukebox with Jens Unosson 1:22:54
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode we introduce a new concept for the podcast and we call it the Mystery Jukebox. The idea is simple, we let a collector or listener send us a secret playlist, which we have no pre-knowledge about and let the selector take us on a journey to the unknown. After we have listened and discussed each of the track the artist identity will be revealed for us and you. For the first episode in this series Jens Unosson have selected 11 tracks for us. Jens is a long-time collector and psychedelic scholar from the deep forest of Northern Sweden. When he’s not tending to his farm he runs an on-line webpage, beautifullies , where you can find weird and esoteric records for sale. As this is a secret playlist we will not disclose Jens´ selection by writing it out beforehand and ruin all the fun for you guys and girls. Hope you’ll like it!…
Here we return yet again to the concept of Cosmic American Music, as we didn’t have the time to play you all of the tracks in part 1 . In this second part, we mix lesser-known records with some true classics as well as revisiting a few artists that we have already listened to in pervious episodes. We also highlight two great new acts, James Matthew VII and Dalton Correction . James Matthew VII will have his debut LP “Cosmic Folk Ballads” released next year and we listen to his composition “Stoned When I Pray”, while Dalton Correction put out their debut in 2017 on Possible Records, and from that one we play “Yarará”. JB Sky-Reach for the Sky (Gypsy Child Records, 1977) -Lonesome Cowboys Euphoria – A Gift From Euphoria (Capitol, 1969) -Sweet Fanny Adams Bob Patterson (R.D.P, 1971) -Darlin’ Good Girl Alexander “Skip” Spence-Oar (Columbia, 1969) -Broken Heart Scotti-For Friends (Strawberry, 1974) -Brand New Day Cambridge-Share A Song (Green Dolphin, 1977) -Share A Song Mark and Suzann Farmer – We’ve Been There (MSJ, 1978) -Waiting For the Dawn…
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We’re thrilled to finally have our friend Anders Alexander with us on the show. Anders is a record collector and dealer from Southern Sweden (now living in Stockholm) who’s been hunting records since the 80s. Nowadays he sells records under the name Vinylkatten at record fairs and in his own pop-up record store. For the show, he brought an eclectic mix of records, ranging from under-the-radar gems and dollar-bin alerts to psych grails, and we promise an episode filled with psychedelic saxophones, cocaine flutes (Anders favorite instrument), troglodyte rock and hypnotic vibes. Bob Seger System (Capitol, 1968) -Death Row Adam (Mala, 1966) -Eve The Facedancers-s/t (Paramount, 1972) -Dreamer’s Lullabye Baris Manco (Türküola, 1972) -Ölum Allahin Emri Wizz Jones-Right On (CBS, 1972) -One Grain of Sand Amazing Friendly Apple (Decca, 1969) -Magician Joseph-Stoned Age Man (Scepter, 1970) -I Ain’t Fattenin’ No More Frogs For Snakes The Electric Toilet-In the Hands of Karma (Nasco, 1970) -Within Your State of Mind…
We’ve been doing this podcast for over five years now and recorded 70 episodes, including 23 interviews with other collectors and musicians. Over the years some have asked us about how we got into collecting records, so in this episode we’re going to tell you about our personal musical journeys and how we got deeper into the psychedelic rabbit hole. The records in this episode represent a development in terms of taste or collecting and while my selection is all about the psych classics, Viktor throws in a wild bunch of songs. MC5 – Kick Out the Jams (Elektra, 1969) -Ramblin’ Rose Dantalian’s Chariot (Columbia, 1967) -The Madman Running Through the Fields Tom Waits – Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards (Anti-, 2006) -Two Sisters West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band – Part One (Reprise, 1967) -Leiyla King Khan & the BBQ Show (Goner, 2005) -Waddlin’ Around Mu – s/t (RTV, 1971) -Blue Form Gandalf – s/t (Capitol, 1969) -Me About You Frank Ocean (Blonded, 2018) -Moon River Darius – s/t (Chartmaker, 1968) -Blow My Mind Perry Leopold – Experiments in Metaphysics (no label, 1970) -Cold In Philadelphia…
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Inspired by Numero Group’s compilation Cosmic American Music we felt we wanted to do a take on that theme. However, as neither of us have so much country records in our collections this episode turned out to be a little bit more eclectic with songs inspired by American roots music in general, so it will be some country-tinged tracks but also blues and folk. As we had more tunes lined up than we could squeeze into this episode we will return with a part 2 of this theme. Featured in this episode is also two contemporary artists, Part-Time Lover and Evan Haywood , as we continue with our new segment of playing modern music. Part-Time Lover will release an EP in October on Blue Arrow Records in Cleveland and included here is one of the tracks, “Magic Child”. Evan Haywood is just finishing up his second album “Perfumed Gardens” and we play “Ashes of Oblivion” from the LP. George Law – s/t (Bongwater Records, 1977) -Clouded Mind Drendall, Thrower and Friends – Papa Never Let Me Sing the Blues (Deacon Productions, 1972) -Papa Never Let Me Sing the Blues Peter Grudzien – Album nr. 2 (in Two Sides) “The Garden of Love” (Subliminal Sounds, 2007) -Kiss Me Another Kathy Ford – s/t (The Great Arts and Farces Company, 1980) -Kid From Colorado Dennis – Lay By Me (Roadside Records, 1978) -Open the Door Bureman & O’Rourke – Strawberry Pickin’s (Pearce, 1974) -Genevieve The Trio – s/t (No label, 1969-70/2015) -Kind Sir…
This is part of a DJ-set that we did together with Paul Major at Geronimo's FGT in Stockholm, July 2018. Darius - I Feel the Need to Carry On St John Green - Canyon Woman Daisy Chain - All Because of You Anonymous - Who’s Been Foolin’? Jade Stone and Luv - Reality Marcus - Sweet Inspiration New Dawn - Life Goes On Peter Grudzien - The Unicorn Dark - Maypole Jeff Liberman - Phenaphen no. 3 Last Call of Shiloh - Marriage Supper of the Lamb Help - Life Worth Living Relatively Clean Rivers - A Thousand Years Snakegrinder - Love Junkie Tripsichord - Fly Baby Bent Wind - Riverside Creation of Sunlight - David D.R. Hooker - This Thing Stonewall - Outer Spaced Travis - Lovin You’ Majic Ship - Life’s Lonely Road Zerfas - You Never Win Erik - Rebel Woman The Red House - Mary Anne Conception - Babylon Frank Monroe - Looking At You Village STOP - Vibration Clap - Out of the Shadows Steve Morgen - Beggin’ Your Pardon (Miss Joan)…
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiHere we continue to explore some great psych 45s (press here for part 1). The focus in Part 1 was more on heavy psych and hard rock while in this epsiode we listen to some classic psych and folk-psych sounding singles. We also do a follow-up on Conception (which we included in Part 1) as we been in contact with more people involved in the band and we now have a more complete history of the group. In this episode we also introduce a new segment to the podcast where we highlight some newly released tracks and first out is the band Salt Lick with their heavy sounding Doctor (of Love). The Red House (Big K, 1969) -Mary Anne Simple Simon and the Piemen (Regency, 1967) -People of Time Plastic Cloud (Allied, 1968) -Shadows of Your Mind Conception (Perfection, 1969) -The Game David Santo (Phoenix, 1968) -Rising of Scorpio Yankee Dollar (Dot, 1969) -Reflection of a Shattered Mind Gerry Pond (Reprise, 1966) -The Sometime Girl Two Rivers! (Manfred Janssen/Jim Vautour) (CBC, 197?) -Sweet Harmony For more info on Salt Lick press here…
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We’re so glad to have Lance Barresi of Permanent Records joining the show again. Last time we spoke was more than a year ago and a lot has happen since. In this episode we focus on the newly released “ Sixth Trip ” of the Brown Acid Compilation Series and we listen to five tracks from this volume. Lance also gives us a first listen to a track for the “Seventh Trip”, which will be out on Halloween this year. We also listen to Spiny Norman - a band featured on the second Brown Acid volume but which a full length album of unreleased material was released by RidingEasy Records earlier this year. Besides that we also discuss record collecting in general and the future of vinyl. Truth & Janey (Sound Communications, 1972) -Midnight Horseman West Minist’r (Magic Records, 1971) -My Life Flight (Blecman Records, 1974) -Luvin’, Huggin’, and More Purgatory (Not on Label, 1970) -Polar Expedition Zendik (Pslhrtz, 1970) -Is There No Peace Summit (North Room Records, 1969) -The Darkness Spiny Normen (RidingEasy Record, 2018) -Bell Park Loon…
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiThis episode doesn’t follow a particular theme but instead focus around some recently acquired 45s. Although the theme is not clear it turned out to be a pretty heavy episode with some hard rock-sounding tunes, like Babylon, Rebel Woman and Lovin’ You (which was recently included on the Brown Acid compilation series). Other highlights includes a nice version of The United States of America’s Coming Down, done by an unknown band, which only known recording is an acetate we recently came across. Special for this episode is that we also had the pleasure to interview Sid Bradley from the band Erik, who shed some light on this little-known group for us, which cut two great 45s in the early 70s. For this episode we have also talked to Charlie Day, who played in Conception, and John Lally from Travis, and they revealed some interesting facts about their groups and the recordings they made. We also wish to thank Lance Barresi from Permanent Records, who helped us get in contact with John Lally. Travis (Starshine Production, 1970) -Lovin’ You Micah (Sterling Award, 1971) -I’m Only One Man Erik -Child of the Sea (Coliseum, 1971) -Rebel Woman (Eden, 1972) Unknown Artist – Coming Down (acetate by an unknown band, 196?) The Group Image (Community, 1968) -Hiya Conception (Perfection, 1969) -Babylon Frank Monroe (Eternity, 1977) -Looking Back at You Home Grown (Westmount Records, 1976) -Here in the West…
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Reine Fiske is well-known as a musician in various bands and musical constellations, most notable as the guitarist of Dungen, Träden and The Amazing. Besides his own musicianship, Reine has long been a devoted record collector with an impressive collection of experimental, psychedelic and progressive music. In this episode, he plays some incredible rare and extraordinary records for us, such as Christian Yoga Church, one of finest psychedelic commune recordings ever made, as well as an acetate copy of Mandrake Memorial’s Medium with a different mix on several of the songs. Reine has also been involved in several reissue projects, including the 3 LP box-set of Pärson Sound, the band that later evolved into Träd, gräs och stenar. Here we listen to their composition Tio Minuter (Ten Minutes), which was originally recorded for Swedish radio in 1967. We also listen to the “dark and epic” music of Jake Holmes and Radiomöbel as well as some fine Turkish psychedelic folk by Ersen. With that said, we hope you’ll enjoy this show as much as we do! Ersen (?ahinler, 1972) -Kozan Da?? Jake Holmes – Letter To Katherine December (Tower, 1968) -Leaves Never Break Christian Yoga Church – Turn On!! Music For the Hip At Heart (Memorare, 1967) -Excerpt from side 1 Mandrake Memorial-Medium (Poppy, 1968, acetate copy) -Smokescreen (with a different mix) Radiomöbel – Tramseböx (Chockskivor, 1975) -Hav Pärson Sound – s/t (Subliminal Sounds, 2001) -Tio Minuter…
The concept album format really started to evolve during the psychedelic era of the late ‘60s, and reached its height in the progressive scene of the early ‘70s, where the album became the main artistic expression. Here, we highlight some unusual concept and context-based albums, with some concept ideas being stranger than others. We hope you find the selection interesting and that you seek out some of these albums to listen to them as a whole (to fully grasp the meaning of the concept!). A New Place To Live-s/t (Mandala, 1972) -The Moon Tune Mandrake Memorial-Puzzle (Poppy, 1970) -Earthfriend Dr Z-Three Parts To My Soul (Spiritus, Manes et Umbra) (Vertigo, 1971) -Evil Woman’s Manly Child Dreamies-Auralgraphic Entertainment (Stone Theater. 1974) -Excerpt from Program Ten Robert Callender-Le Musée de L'Impressionnisme (Phillips, 1975) - Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec Jimmie Haskell-California ’99 (ABC, 1971) -Jessica Stone…
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We’re continuing our series of episodes of cheap quality records. In this episode, we’re mainly focusing on psych 45s but we also included a few full length LPs, which all coast around $10 and are easy to find. As usual, the bulk of the artists are from the US but we also mix it up with some affordable Italian prog and Swedish progg. We hope that some of these record are new to you and something that you look for next time you're out digging. Scorpion (American Recording Company, 1973) -I’m Only Human The Tow-Away Zone (Epic, 1968) -Shabd* Dennis Stoner-s/t (Vantage, 1971) -Lost Along the Highway Dalton, James and Sutton (RCA, 1972) -Esatoria Tritons (Barclay, 1973) -Drifter Thomas Wiehe-Drömskugga (Silence, 1974) -Raga vid de relativas nollpunkt Jordan (Golden Chariot, 1974) -Do You Know What It’s Like *We're discussing the meaning of the word "Shabd" during the episode but without reaching a conclusion. After a quick google we realized that "Shabd" means "word" or "sound" in Hindi.…
For this episode we’ve put together a selection of lesser-known or possibly unknown (?) records. It’s a strange mix of strange music with all possible genres, including real people, lounge-psych, dreamy psych-pop, breezy soft-rock, folk and hard rock. Dr. Fuzz (Flippist, 1977) -I’ll Be There at the End of the World Randy DeMoss and the Space City Group (Planet Records, ?) -An Angel Blessed Luellen Reese-s/t (Musican’s Co-op International, 1981) -Silvery Waterfall Duke (Joy Records, 1975) -Runaway Girl Charlie Bleak (Main One Records, 1973) -Never You Mind The Weirz-s/t (Parallel Records and Tapes, 1979) -Hard Luck Story…
In this episode, we celebrate the guitar and highlight some of our favorite guitarists. It’s not only through epic guitar solos and technical skill that make you a great guitarist, instead it’s about creating a mood and a feeling through your instrument. The guitarists featured in this episode have that skill and they really can pull some spellbinding guitar wizard tricks out of their hats. John Berberian and the Rock East Ensemble – Middle-Eastern Rock (Verve Forecast, 1968) -The Oud and the Fuzz Myke Jackson – Alone (Yi-Yi Records, 1975) -In Search of a Home David Chalmers – Primevil Road (Same Old Label, 1976) -Houston Jeffery Liberman – s/t (Librah, 1976) -Phenaphen #3 Steve Tibbetts – s/t (Frammis, 1977) -The Secret Bernie Schwartz –The Wheel (Coburt, 1970) -Sunshine Woman…
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1 Summer Special - Not One Bummer the Whole Summer 51:11
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiSummer is here (and is almost over in Sweden) so we put together a special episode with some favorite summer tunes. The selection in today’s show is not only sunshine pop and breezy vibes but instead we cover a broad range of styles, including heavy Swedish progg, real people, private press psych, downer folk and only one sunshine pop track. A perfect mix for lazy days at the beach. Stone Harbour - Emerges (Stone Harbour, 1974) - Summer Magic Is Gone Michael Farneti - Good Morning Kisses (Full Moon, 1976) - Nineteenth Summer Dagens Rätt - Sommarregn (IMAS Records, 1972) - Jag ville, jag vore Jeff Eubank - A Street Called Straight (Dorothea Records, 1983) - Summersong Mecki Mark Men - Running In the Summer Night (Limelight, 1969) - Running In the Summer Night Mark Eric - A Midsummer’s Day Dream (Revue, 1969) - Where Did the Girls of the Summer Go Hard Meat - Through a Window (Warner Bros, 1970) -A Song of Summer…
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1 The Wild Adventures of the Strange Man - Interview with Michal Hasek 1:33:20
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiThis is an interview with the Canadian singer-songwriter Michal Hasek, who did several privately pressed albums and performed all over Canada and the US during the ‘70s and ‘80s. In this interview, he share some of the stories from his time as a traveling musician, including hanging out with Alan Watts at the Ottumwa Heights Catholic College and being kicked off stage by Janis Joplin. Michal was born in Czechoslovakia in 1946. Not long after, his family fled from the Soviet Union and after a few years living in various countries they eventually settled down in Canada. As a teenager in Toronto in the ´60s, he found himself in the midst of the current folk boom and he soon become part of the community of aspiring musicians hanging out in the hip neighborhood of Yorkville. He started playing coffeehouses and bars all over Canada as well as doing several tours in the Midwest. In 1974 his first album was released on his own imprint, Naja, which received some airplay and was later distributed by A&M (check out Acid Archives for a review of the album). He continued to play throughout the ‘70s and ‘80s and privately released two more albums, The Radio Play in 1978 and Night Fear in 1989. We wish to thank Aaron Dunn for helping us get in contact with Michal, David Brown for kind permission to use some of his photos and Nathan Wisnicki for helping out with the recording. Michal Hasek - s/t (1974) -Naja (intro tune) -Strange Man -Kick'N The Ass - Amchitka Alan Watts - This Is It (1962) -Love You Michal Hasek with Sundog - The Radio Play (1978) -The Radio Play Michal Hasek - Night Fear (1989) -Night Fear (second version) Michal Hasek -Northern Lights (bonus material to the CD version of his debut, recorded in the early ‘70s) Michal Hasek - Hasek (compilation) -Nottawasaga (recorded in the early ‘70s)…
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1 As We Travel Mixtape – Hippie Anthems and Lysergic Manifestations 1:02:06
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiWe’ve put together a new mix of mind-manifesting music, including some singer-songwriter tunes, communal folk, hippie idealism and plenty of hand drums. Thrower, Spillane and McFarland – Crow (Ranger, 1973) F.B. Worster – Autumn’s Child (MPI, 1974) Turid –Stjärnor och Änglar (Silence, 1975) Cymbeline – Sixth Image (Green Light, 1971) Bob McBride – 90 Degrees on the Moon (Capitol, 1973) Peter Kelley – I Been Told (Sire, 1971) Ptarmigan – Go Dancing (Columbia, 1974) Lila – Beneath The Sky (Lila, 1978) Shawi – Un Air De Printemps (Intervalle, 1981) Om Shanti – We Are Home (Solace, 1977) Kevin Vicalvi – Another Day, Another Time (Starizon Studio, 1974) Kold Duc – Evil Woman (Vat, 197?) John Braheny – Don't Cry For Me (Pete, 1968) Rex Holman – Debbie (Pentagram, 1970) Jerry Merrick – Please Clear the Air (Mercury, 1969) John Berberian – The Fuzz (Excerpt) (Verve Forecast, 1969)…
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1 Episode 15 - More Than Motown, The Private Press Sound of Michigan 1:14:38
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiOur friend Rodney Pate sits in with us on this episode to talk about Michigan area bands from the ‘60s and ‘70s. Rod is a DJ and collector from Ann Arbor Michigan, and has been focusing on collecting local private press records. He also has his own radio show, Right On Radio at the long running freeform radio station WCBN based at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, where he plays an all-analog show of obscure psychedelia and conducts interviews with artists from the area. For this episode, Rod has selected some of the lesser-known bands he has encountered over the years and it’s going to be a varied show - ranging from heavy psych and garage to real people music and folk. Beau Biens (Malibu, 1967) -Time Passed Glass Sun Band (Sound Patterns, 1972) -Silence In the Morning Jef Fisk & Tom Shader-For Sam (Bird Productions, 1976) -Larvae Bob Boden-Rick Hamming (Silver Circle, 1978) -Home Wrecker Rick and J.B.-Wake Up and Smell the Coffee… (DGA, 1977) -(You Keep Me) Satisfied Pat’s People-Silver Rain Afar (197?) -December Sequel Peter Stark-Mushroom Country (Montage, 1976) -Many Times Stoney and the Jagged Edge-Chasing Rainbows (Big Beat, 1968/2014) -Rainbows Bob Cameron-Home-Style Stone Soup comp. (Sweetwax, 1974) -Four in the Morning…
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1 Episode 14 – The Affordable Care Act, an Exclusive Selection of Cheap Quality Records 56:26
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode Viktor take a stand for the cheap record and have picked out some affordable but still great singer-songwriter and folk albums for the show. In this age of high-bidding eBay auctions, record flippers and monster rarities everywhere it is easy to forget the vast amount of cheap quality music that is still around and easy to find. So in this episode we try to remember that great music doesn’t have to come with a big price tag. Cheap vinyl – for your health! Jerry Merrick - Follow Follow Follow (Mercury, 1969) -Sweet Baby Tommy James - s/t (Roulette, 1970) -Meet the Comer Two Friends-s/t (Natural Resources, 1972) -Long Way Hard Road Jeffrey Cain - Whispering Thunder (Racoon, 1972) -Soul Train John Martyn- Inside Out (Island, 1973) -Fine Lines Mike Cooper - Do I know you? (Dawn/Janus, 1970) -Think she knows me now Sören Hansen - Ikväll (Mistlur, 1978) -Dagen är över…
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1 Episode 13 - A new age for New Age? Interview with Douglas Mcgowan 1:16:36
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode we talk to Douglas Mcgowan of Numero Group about the misunderstood genre of New Age music. Douglas is the curator of the New Age compilations, “I Am the Center” and “The Microcosm” and he also runs the successful reissue labels, Yoga Records and Ethereal Sequence , which have re-released some fantastic music over the years. New Age has been a part of psychedelic culture that we have found difficult to get a hang of and we’re therefore glad that Douglas joined this show and gave us a proper introduction to the genre. He has picked out some wonderful tunes for us in this episode and we hope you’ll enjoy this as much as we do! Satoshi Ashikawa (1982) -Still Space David Casper – Crystal Waves (1984) -Crystal Waves I Suzanne Doucet and Christian Buehner-Transmission (1983) -Shiva’s Dance (excerpt) Don Slepian-Open Spaces (1980) -Awakening (excerpt) Swami Kriya Ramananda-Hymn To A New Age (1981) -Hymn To A New Age (excerpt) Joanna Brouk-Sounds of the Sea (1981) Diving Deeper, Remembering Love KZ Smith and Dave Erickson-Blue Skies (1985) -Sweet Dreams…
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Folk music played an important role in the development of psychedelic rock and folk musicians were part of introducing psychedelics to mainstream popular culture in the mid-‘60s, which until then had only been known among “bohemian jetsetters” and academics. In this episode we play some favorite folk-psych acts from different parts of the world. The selection of songs covers a broad spectrum of the genre and includes both group- and communal oriented bands, and solo acts as well as some of the many different styles, e.g. blues, eastern, “acid” and downer, which exist within the realms of psychedelic folk music. We hope you’ll enjoy! C.O.B-Moyshe McStiff & The Tartan Lancers Of The Sacred Heart (Polydor Folkmill, 1972) -Sheba's Return/Lion Of Judah All That the Name Implies (Oro, 1968) -Black Tuesday Jake Holmes-The Above Ground Sound of (Tower, 1967) -Lonely Turid-Vittras Visor (Silence, 1971) -Chrystal Shade of Loneliness Graham James-What Is Me? (Rene, 1974) -The Superlative Life Is Free Peter Kelley-Dealin´Blues (Sire, 1971) -He Could Never Feel Oriental sunshine-Dedicated To the Bird We Love (Philips, 1970) -Across My Life Amory Kane-Just To Be There (CBS, 1970) -Evolution For more info on C.O.B, check out Patrick Lundborg’s excellent in-depth review and for the full story on Oriental Sunshine see Flashback Magazine issue #6 .…
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1 Episode 11 - Getting Heavy With Lance Barresi, ‘70s Hard Rock and Heavy Psych 1:29:27
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiWe are proud to have Lance Barresi from Permanent Records as our special guest editor in this episode and he has put together a great tracklist for us with a lot of rare hard rock and heavy psych bands. The majority of the cuts are taken from the Brown Acid compilations, a project that he runs together with Daniel Hall of RidingEasy Records , and in April the fourth trip in the series will be released. Since a young age, Lance has been interested in music, especially unusual and independent artists – “I've never been one to be satisfied with the status quo or mainstream culture. When I discovered punk, independent, and underground music in junior high school, I never turned back”. His interest in records led to the opening of his own record store in Chicago in 2006, which he started together with Liz Tooley, and in 2011 Permanent Records expanded to Los Angeles, where they live today. The need to stock records for the stores and his own interest in discovering new music has led to an never-ending hunt for records, and like many serious collectors he has also spent a lot of time tracking bands down that are of particular interest to him. Through the process of contacting the bands, he also got the idea to compile and license the music and this developed into the Brown Acid compilation series. In this episode we’re going to hear a few of the artists that Lance has been in contact with over the years. Headstones (Rome, 197?) -Carry Me On Bad Axe (Permanent, 2014/1973) -Coachman Iron Knowledge (Tammy, 1972) - Show Stopper Crossfield (Toy, 197?) - Take It Grand Theft – s/t (No label, 1972) - Scream (It's Eating Me Alive) Factory (Oak, 1971) - Time Machine Chicago Triangle – Emergence (Dynamite, 1977) - Ripped Off Zipper – Zipper (Whizeagle, 1975) - Rollin' and Tumblin'…
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1 Episode 10 - Welcome to the Psychedelic Lounge, an Introduction to Lounge Music with Stefan Kéry 57:03
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiThis episode we dedicate to Lounge music and due to the vastness of Lounge albums being released we have invited the expert Stefan Kéry for a proper introduction to this brand of music. Lounge differs from many other types of music as it is not a music genre, style or a scene but is instead defined by the setting of where it is performed, namely in a Lounge environment. These bands were hired as the musical entertainment in cocktail bars at motels, resorts etc for the customers to enjoy while they were sipping their drinks. To keep the customers satisfied the band played a broad variety of styles, which often included familiar and popular tunes of the day. A few daring bands also had one or two self-penned songs in their repertoire. To make some extra money they usually had an album or two to sell to intoxicated customers during their show, and a small fraction of these Lounge albums have the X-factor that create an unique and sometimes psychedelic experience. In this episode Stefan Kéry, who has been collecting Lounge albums since the 1980s, has picked out a few of these special albums for us. So make yourself a cocktail and let Stefan guide you through the dim lit twilight zone that is Lounge music. Willy Wall Trio-The Traveling Sounds (No label, 1969) -Snowfall The J Ann C Trio-At Tan-Tar-A (Birdland, 1966) -Voo-Doo-Doll Los Bandidos-Live At the Velvet Coach (Little Crow, 1972) -Hey Jude Lloyd Lindroth-Superharp (Mitchlind, 1970) -Evilways Sandra Kaye and the New Breed-On the Road (Dunn, 1973) -Let It Ride Onstage Majority-Solo Flight (No label, 1971) -For Now Kaplan Brothers-Nightbird (Quinton, 1976) -Nightbird…
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1 Episode 9 - Going Down The Garage-Psych Rabbit Hole with Måns P Månsson Part 2 43:42
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn the last part of our two episodes with Måns P Månsson we focus more on the music and keep the talking to a minimum, as this is jam-packed with great garage-psych singles that Måns have picked out for the show. The selection is a mix of major label artists and obscure local presses, and includes both classics like The Third Bardo as well as less-discussed bands, such as The Spontaneous Generation and The XL’s. Just sit down, tune in and enjoy the Roller Coaster ride! The Mystic Tide (Solid Sound, 1967) - Frustration Lemon Fog (Orbit, 1967) -Echoes of Time The Wild Things (Blue Onion, 1968) -ACID (Another Colored Ink Drawing) The Castaways (Fontana, 1968) -Just On High ESB (In Arts, 1967) -Mushroom People The Third Bardo (Roulette, 1967) -Five Years Ahead of My Time Stained glass (RCA-Victor, 1967) -A Scene in Between The XL's (Paro, 1968) -Maryjane The Trolls (ABC, 1967) -Baby, What You Ain’t Got (I Ain’t Need) The Spontaneous Generation (Fevre, 1968) -Up In My Mind…
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1 Episode 8 - Going Down The Garage-Psych Rabbit Hole with Måns P Månsson Part 1 52:37
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode we’re joined by the psychedelic expert Måns P Månsson and he brought some amazing garage-psych 45s from his exceptional collection to play for us. We also took the chance to ask him a little bit about his own music and the garage scene in 1980s, as well as the Stockholm based psychedelic “commune”, the Lumber Island Acid Crew. As we talked for almost two hours we had to split it up in two episodes and the second part will be released in two weeks. Children Of The Mushroom (Soho, 1967) - You Can't Erase a Mirror Caretakers Of Deception (Sanctus, 1967) - Cuttin' Grass Ninth Street Bridge (Cecile, 1968) - Wild Illusions The Dovers (Miramar, 1966) - The Third Eye Daybreakers (Dial, 1967) - Psychedelic Siren Heather MacRae (ABC, 1967) - Hands Of The Clock…
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Paul Major is one of the originators to obscure psych and private press collecting and many of the records he found and documented are now seen as classics, such as Fraction, Peter Grudzien and Marcus. Paul started buying records when the psychedelic movement was at its peak in the late 60s, digging through the local K-mart’s dollar bins looking for anything that looked “psychedelic” and was able to pick up many rarities by today’s standard (e.g. Morgen, Easter Everywhere by The Elevators and The Moving Sidewalks). In the 70s he became aware of private presses and real people music (a term coined by him) and started to distinguish between those records and major label releases. This “realization” happened when he for the first time heard Attic Demonstration by Kenneth Higney and since then private presses has been his prime interest as a collector. During the early 80s he turned record collecting into a profession. His main sales channel was his homemade catalogues, which was sent out to other likeminded collectors. With the catalogues, he also introduced these types of records to a much wider audience and among the collectors receiving the catalogues was the psychedelic scholar Patrick Lundborg, who have said that “Paul Major is perhaps the single most important person for re-discovering the whole "private" and "local" music scenes of the 1960s-1970s" and that "The Acid Archives book is basically an extension of what he did in the late 1980s and early 1990s.”* Paul went into the record label business in the mid-90s when he started the label Parallel World, which both released contemporary artists as well as compilations and reissues, including Bobb Trimble, Blo and Steve Linnegar’s Snakeshed, which at that time must have been known to only a few hardcore collectors. Talking to Paul is like getting a history lesson in the development of obscure record collecting and together with several other devotees, he was part of laying the foundation to the collector community that we have today. His musical history and the story about the catalogues have been made into a book called “Feel The Music: The Psychedelic Worlds of Paul Major”, which will be published by Anthology this spring. Kenneth Higney-Attic Demonstration (Kebrutney, 1976) -Children of Sound Marcus-From the House of Trax (No label, 1978) -The City of Inbetween Ilian-Love Me Crazy (Kitty. 1977) -Grease Lips (or See What You See, which is the correct title) Steve Linnegar’s Snakeshed-Classic Epics (Snake, 1982) -Kamakura Dragons *interview with Patrick Lundborg for Dig It! Magazine…
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1 Arkivet Podcast Christmas Special – Highlights From the First Season 1:39:08
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this extra-long Christmas special episode, we do a recap of the first season (which we did in Swedish) and highlight some of our favorite music from the episodes. We have picked one or two songs that we like the most, with many being all-time favorites, from each of the episodes to include here. The set of songs will hence, be highly varied and include music from local psychedelic scenes, like Austin, San Francisco and Bosstown as well as specific genres, such as acid-folk, exploitation-psych and psychedelic pop. We hope you’ll enjoy this selection of various psych music and wish you all happy holidays! Skip Spence-Oar (Columbia, 1969) -Little Hands Common People-Of/By/For the Common People (Capitol, 1969) -I Have Been Alone Hickory Hollow (Musitron, 1968) -Never Happen St Steven-s/t (Probe, 1969) -Bastich 1 Rebecca and the Sunny Brook Farmers –Birth (Musicor, 1969) -Oh Gosh Trizo 50 -s/t (Cavern Custom, 1974) -Graveyard Cold Sun-Dark Shadows (Rockadelic, 1971/1989) -Here in the Year 13th Floor Elevators-Easter Everywhere (IA, 1967) -Dust Mu-s/t (RTV, 1972) -Ain’t No Blues These Trails-s/t (Sinergia, 1973) -Share Your Water Art Gee (Dominion, 1968) -Tea Gardens Thorinshield (Philips, 1968) -Lonely Mountain Again John Brahney-Some Kind of Change (Pete, 1968) -Some Kind of Change Bhagavad Gita (Phillips, 1967/World In Sound, 2006) -Long Hair Soulful Michael Angelo-s/t (Guinn, 1977) -Check Out…
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1 Episode 7 - On the Airways of Imagination, A Continuous Exploration of Psychedelic Pop Music 49:16
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiWe haven’t focused much on pop oriented songs lately so we thought we needed a psychedelic pop episode in this season. This sub-genre of psychedelic music is to our minds strongly linked to major label and with that also a bigger production and more commercial appeal compared to many private press releases. We don’t consider this to be anything negative and there was a lot of creativity at work here as well and some great use of studio sound effects. The majority of the songs in today’s episode is major label artists but we also play a few budget-label releases as well as some local and private presses. Georgie Porgie and the Cry Babies (Jubilee, 1968) -The Lake World of Oz (Deram, 1969) -Like A Tear NGC-4594 (Smash, 1967) -Skipping Through the Night Chris Lucey-Songs of Protest and Anti-Protest (Surrey 1965) -Girl From Vernon Mountain Spring Fever (Splitsound, 1968) -Sand New Mix-s/t (United Artists, 1968) -The Man Badge (Orinj, 1978) -It Doesn’t Mean Suzanne-s/t (Birchmount 1969) -Shendah…
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1 Episode 6 - DIY and Homemade Recordings in the 1980s 58:47
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode we focus on the very end of the first psychedelic period, namely the early 1980s. This period still links to the mindset of the late 60s but without becoming retro. Today’s selection is a mixed bag of DIY and later-phase hippie music. Genres in this episode includes folk-rock, singer-songwriters, AOR, real people music and rural rock but each of the artist brings their personal artistic vision into the mix that expand beyond genres to create something truly unique. We have tried to avoid the more classic titles of the 80s psych scene to instead concentrate on some of the less discussed albums. Jody Koenig-Passion Creek (Rave 1981) -If I Walked For Miles Expanding Circle – Conscious (No label, 1980) -I Didn’t Believe Michael Styers-Bearing a Gentle Message (Myrrdin 1980) -Summer Evening Chant Anne T McBride-Sands of Gold (Honey Bee 1982) -Gypsy Rings Shades of Rayne (New Orleans Trinity 1981) -High Again Patrick Bowler-Bits of Wit (No label 1980) -Makem Shakem Lazer (First Time Records, 1980) -Sweet Thing…
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1 Episode 5 - The Heavy Metal Kids, Hard Rock and Heavy Psych Sounds Part 2 46:42
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiHere we continue to explore some more obscure heavy psych and hard rock singles. Except for the US artists in the episode, we also included two rare Swedish singles by Alexander Lucas and Zane as well as the UK band, Wolfrilla. There are a lot of new favorites for us in this episode and we hope you'll find some too. Zane (MM, 1976) -Step Aside Stone Axe (Rampart Street, 1971) -Slave of Fear Raw Meat (Blue Hour, 1969) -Stand-By Girl Seeds (Productions Unlimited, 1972) -Shuckin’ and Jiving Wolfrilla (Concord, 1970) -Come Tomorrow Alexander Lucas (Efel, 1973) -Svarta Skogen…
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1 Episode 4 - The Heavy Metal Kids, Hard Rock and Heavy Psych Sounds Part 1 43:57
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiThis is the first part in our short exposé of heavy psychedelia and hard rock in the late 60s and early 70s. This is a subject we haven’t discussed previously so therefore we’re going to dedicate two episodes on this. The focus of today’s episode is on private pressed singles from the US while the second part will include some UK and Swedish bands as well. The set list is quite eclectic, ranging from acid rock to full-blown hard rock and early metal, where heavy is the common denominator. We wish to thank Lance Barresi, co-owner of Permanent Records and curator of the Brown Acid compliation series, as well as Stefan Kéry from Subliminal Sounds who helped us with info and music for the two episodes. Masalla (Climax, 1970) -Burnin’ Feeling Gold (Golden State, 1969) -No Parking Macabre (Intermedia 1972) -Be Forewarned Punch (Raftis, 1970) -Deathhead SRC (Big Casino, 1971) -The Badazz Shuffle The Journey Back (Nottingham Disc, 1968) -Synthetic People Village STOP (Ruby, 1969) -Vibration…
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1 Episode 3 - Songs From Down the Hall, Singer-Songwriters of the 1970s 50:04
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode we continue to explore the seemingly endless singer-songwriter genre, trying to separate the wheat from the chaff. Here the main focus is on private press albums from the 1970s and the episode includes several classics of the genre, such as Alicia May and John Wonderling as well as less obvious choices, e.g. Tom Rosplock, Mick Softley and Kevin Vicalvi. Furthermore, we also included the mountain hiking Texas duo Patterson & Pults as well as a recent favorite of ours, the mysterious Bob McAllen. Alicia May-Skinnydipping In the Flowers (Golden Anchor, 1976) -Borderline Bob McAllen-McAllen (Spirit 1971) -It Depends John Wonderling-Day breaks (Paramount 1973) -Shadows Mick Softley-Sunrise (CBS 1970) -Ship Kevin Vicalvi-Songs From Down the Hall (Starizon 1974) -Lover Now Alone Tom Rosplock-Tom Rosplock (Johnny Dollar, 1974) -Wherever You Are Patterson and Pults-Grand Tetons (1977) -Loneliness is Only In Your Own Mind…
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1 Episode 2 - The Esteemed 100 Copies Society 49:52
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode we discuss some truly rare albums, which were originally released in 100 copies or less, making some of them highly sought-after and very pricey (if you ever get a chance to see a copy). Besides the rarity they also contain some quality psychedelic music that spans most of its subgenres, from acid-folk, psych-pop to garage and heavy psych. We touch upon many subjects, such as the elusive and murky tax-scam business and discuss one of its top records, Stonewall. We also pay a visit to the UK underground scene and listen to the great homemade recordings of Complex and Tony, Caro and John. Also included in the episode are music from the two (singer-) songwriters John Michael Roch and Gary Osborne as well as the lo-fi Northwest garage band Brigade. Complex-s/t (1970) -Norwegian Butterfly Brigade-Last Laugh (Band n´ Vocal 1970) -Self-made God Stonewall-s/t (Tiger Lily 1976) -Outer Spaced Gary Osborne (Kinney Music 1971) -Grass Tony, Caro and John-All on the First Day (1972) -Sargasso Sea John Michael Roch-Wish You In My Arms (1976) -Memories…
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1 Episode 1 - Psychedelic Heyday: Lysergic Music from 1966 to 1969 54:54
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this first episode of season four there isn’t a clear theme. We have just put together a show with some nice psychedelic music from 1966 to 1969, the short period of time when psychedelia went mainstream in our western society. We have also reduced our talking in this episode to make room for more music. The Picture – Evolution (Nasco, 1969) Injun Joe-Indian Priest (Reward, 1969) Geebros-Let Me Find the Sun (Orange, 1968) Adrian Pride-Her Name Is Melody (Warner Bros, 1966) Travel Agency-Time (Tanqueray, 1966) Mother Tuckers Yellow Dusk-I (Duck, 1968) Joe Rosanova and the Vineyard-In Dedication To the Ones We Love (Astro Sonic, 1968) -Dreams of You Twentieth Century Zoo-Stallion of Fate (Vault, 1969) Darius-I Don’t Mind (Chartmaker, 1969) Jean Le Fennec-Phantastic (Barclay, 1969) -L´abandon Epitome-I Need You (Mona-Lee, 1967)…
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1 Episode 9 - Kingdom of Heaven Is Within You, Spiritual and Religious Psych 1:06:05
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn the last episode of the season we discuss religious and spiritual psychedelia. As you know, we have already talked about the Christian psychedelic scene in an earlier episode but here we take a broader perspective and tough upon some other religious and spiritual beliefs as well, including Hinduism, Buddhism and Eckankar. There is plenty of good records with religiously and spiritually themed psychedelia and in this episode we’re listening to some Jesus Rock by Wilson McKinley and Last Call of Shiloh and the more meditative mindset of the Christian community Trees. We also have a listen to the Eckist Michael Dobbins singing about Tarot cards, ESP and UFOs, as well as the Siddhartha of South Bronx - Bobby Callender and the floating mind of the Amazing Grace. Last Call of Shiloh – s/t (Last Call, 1972) -Great Day of the Lord Bobby Callender-The Way (First Book of Experiences) (Mithra, 1971) -Lord, Am I Dreaming Trees – The Christ Tree (Pomegranate, 1975) -Psalm 42 Amazing Grace (Baba Ram Dass) – Love Serve Remember (no label, 1973) -Floating Mind Wilson McKinley – Spirit of Elijah (Voice of Elijah, 1971) -Spirit of Elijah Michael Dobbins-Music For the Seeker (No label, 1975) -Two Keys…
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Jai Ram Ransom or Jim Ransom as he was known back in the ‘60s and ‘70s started his musical career at the Gaslight Café in Greenwich Village, playing alongside artists like Tom Paxton and Phil Ochs. However, in the early ‘70s Jai Ram decided that he had have enough of the east coast scene, took his guitar in hand and headed for Denver, Colorado. Once at place with the local folk scene he and a fellow New Yorker Laura Benson started the folk and bluegrass label Biscuit City, which over the coming six years recorded over twenty records worth of folk, singer-songwriter, bluegrass and dulcimer music. In 1979 Jai Ram sold the label and continued on his own. Soon after he moved to the Neem Karoli Baba Ashram in Taos, New Mexico, to continue the spiritual path he already started back in the ‘60s, It was from there on he dedicated to devote the rest of his life to the guru Neem Karoli Baba. Nowadays he lives in India for most of the time and has just published a book about the maharajji. In the interview we don't only discuss his musical career but also other topics, like spiritual awakening, psychedelics, consciousness, transmigration of souls, Ram Dass, Bhagavan Das, and much more.…
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Biscuit City was a folk and bluegrass label based on the 17th avenue in Denver, Colorado. The label was founded by the two New Yorkers Jim Ransom (now Jai Ram Ransom) and Laura Benson and became a pivotal part of the local Colorado folk scene. During the years 1973 to 1979 they released twenty-five albums in many different genres, including recordings by dulcimer and bluegrass bands, folk artists and singer-songwriters. In today’s episode we take a look at this seldom discussed label and dig out some of its treasures. Thanks to Dan McCrimmon and Jai Ram Ransom for helping us with information for this episode. Frummox-Here To There (Probe 1969)-There You GoDan McCrimmon – Colorado Folk, vol. I (1973)-Legend of the WasheenJim Ransom (Just Came Along For The Ride, 1974)-Ballad of the Fisherman’s SonPete McCabe-Colorado Folk, vol II (1974)-Sweet Jesus GoodbyeRandy Handley-Keepsake (1975)Papa Always SaidFingers Akimbo-Cowtowns & Other Planets (1978)-Abu Dhabi Man…
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1 Episode 7, Acid Cowboys & Highway Hippies, Rural Psychedelia and Singer-Songwriters 1:03:13
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiThe topic of today, rural aspects of psychedelic and singer-songwriter music, is very broad and here we loosely define rural as music that mediate a “countryside” feeling by drawing inspiration from roots genres like country and bluegrass or takes a nostalgic perspective, which is not always self-experienced, with topics of freight train drifting and the old west. The rural style is mainly related to the 1970s and usually has a laidback atmosphere, like a countryside retreat in the aftermath of the psychedelic heydays in the late ‘60s. Many favorites are included in the episode, from the Midwestern singer-songwriter duo Modlin & Scott and the reflective mood of the collage friends Thrower, Spillane and McFarland to the psychedelic cowboy Bill Madison, whose interpretation of “Buffalo Skinners” takes this traditional folk song into the third eye dimension, and the country-rock of McKay’s “This Road”, where Ray Pierle dreams of the freedom on the highway. Special for this episode is that Bill Madison joined us to talk about the recording of his album “Sunday Mornin’ Hayride”. He also played two songs for us over Skype (so the sound quality might not be the best but the music is) and the tunes can be found on our webpage. Modlin and Scott-The Train Don’t Stop Here Anymore (700 West, 1976)-Loser, LoverThrower, Spillane and McFarland-Blue John (Ranger, 1973)-You Led MeBill Madison-Sunday Mornin’ Hayride (Saloon Records, 1973)-Buffalo SkinnersCambridge-Share A Song (Green Dolphine, 1977)-Faithless LadyWilcox-Sullivan-Wilcox-An Album of Original Music (Golddust, 1973)-Snow on a MountainMcKay-Into You (No label, 1978)-This Road…
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1 Episode 6 - Suicide On the Hillside, Downer Tunes From the ’60s and ’70s Underground 1:01:13
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode we’re going to focus on the downer/loner folk and singer-songwriter music of the late ‘60s to early ‘70s with an emphasis on the downer aspects. Therefore, we've tried to pick the most haunting songs, which reflects the artists most dark and tortured feeling. Human suffering has always been an inspiration for great art and many of the artists in this episode made music for therapeutic reasons as a way to cure their troubled souls or as in the case with Bob Desper, to help others in their despair. With the selection of this episode we also wanted to highlight both the reflective side, which deals with mankind’s miseries at large but also the more common introspective and self-centered side, which leans more towards the self-abusive and suicidal feelings. As always we have included some of the true classics of the downer style but also some less discussed artists and one odd choice with Shaun Harris, who is usually not associated with this style of music. Dave Bixby – Ode to Quetzalcoatl (No label, 1969)-Drug SongMichael Lloyd Lipitz (JMC, 1973)-Search For YouthRichard Kneeland-Present Your Errors (Gothic, 1976)-Present Your ErrorsShaun Harris-s/t (Capitol, 1973)-I’ll Cry OutBob Desper-New Sound (Rose City Sound, 1974)-To a Friend of MineBill Clint-The Crying of a Generation (Joint Artists, 1975)-Angels Don’t Need Friends…
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1 Episode 5 - Melodic Midwest, Late '70s Psych From the Lowland States 54:57
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIt’s time again to return to Midwestern United States with a second episode of local/private press psychedelia from this region. We have already dedicated one episode in season 1 to Midwest, in which we included some of the finest artists of the psychedelic era, e.g. Zerfas and Wizards From Kansas. This time we have chosen to focus on the late ‘70s psych and it’s going to be a lot of melodic guitars, rural vibes and stoned grooves in this episode. To us the Midwest is one of the greatest regions in the US for '70s local/private press psychedelia and is perhaps only matched by the West Pacific (including the hippie states of California and Hawaii). It’s astonishing how so many of the top private press records that came out from the Midwest, like Anonymous and Rick Saucedo, if just mentioning the ones included in this episode. The reason to this is unknown to us but could it be the regions geographical displacement to the major labels in New York and Los Angeles with little chance of being discovered as a small band resulting in the release of the music on local labels or as private presses instead? Except Anonymous and Rick Saucedo we also tried to add some lesser known bands in this episode, like Windwords and Clockwork, which we hope you will enjoy as much. Rick Saucedo – Heaven Was Blue (Reality 1978)-In My MindWindwords-Shootin’ the Breeze (WW 1979)-WisdomRay Harlowe and Gyp Fox-First Rays (Waterwheel 1978)-Gettin’ KeyedAnonymous-Inside the Shadow (A Major label, 1976/1981)-Baby Come Risin’Clockwork-Clockwork (Greene Bottle, 1973)-Country Side Woman…
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1 Episode 4 - Dreamers, Unicorns and Tao-riders, Psychedelia of the 1980s 53:01
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIt's fascinating how the psychedelic ‘60s lingered on in the private/local recordings and how some artists continued on the psychedelic path long after mainstream popular culture had lost its interest. In this episode we highlight some of the fine psychedelic artists of the early 1980s, which is when many scholars consider the first psychedelic era to end. These artists are still part of the same psychedelic culture with a shared musical vision and aesthetics as earlier psychedelic artists but without any of the intentional revival and neo-psych moves that started to appear in the middle of the decade. The originality of the early ‘80s psychedelic artists comes from the merging of the late ‘60s songwriting with the instrumentations and expressions of the ‘80s to create something very unique and genuine. No matter when it was recorded we think that the open-minded listener (which we know that you are) will enjoy the timeless psychedelic quality of the music in this episode. Doc Holiday-Lady Free (no label, 1980)-(I Dreamed) I Went Sailing Last NightT Kail-Somewhere, Sometime (Jade 1980)-Peace of MindCarl Erdmann-Bizzarophytes (no label 1980)-Turritella FlatsJohnny Blackburn & Mary Lauren-Echoes of Love’s Reality (Wind’s Eye Music 1981)-Beautiful DreamerSteve Linnegar’s Snakeshed-Classic Epics (Snake 1982)-Desert…
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In this second and last part of our interview with Rich Haupt we continue to listen to some of the mind expanding releases of Rockadelic Records, and just as in the first part the music here include contemporary acts, reissues of truly rare records and unreleased archival material from 70s psych bands. Rich also tells us the legendary digging story of how he and Mark Migliore found the Jr. and His Soulettes album in a record warehouse in Oklahoma City, which led to the bizarre meeting with Harold Moore Sr, who was the father to the children that recorded the album, and everything about this story is just unbelievable. Rockadelic Records was a unique label in the early days of reissuing obscure music as they also put out unreleased recordings, which today are standard procedure among reissue labels but was largely unheard of in the late 80's. True is also that much of the unreleased material matches the quality of many of the classic titles of the era and has now become classics themselves among underground psych collectors. Brain Police-Rather See You DeadStone Garden-Oceans Inside MeMill Run Band-EasyPeacepipe-Bikers Tune/Open Your MindWailing Wall-Scissor-Tailed SwallowKath-Lonely AgainFish Eyed Lens-Turn It Up…
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1 Interview with Rich Haupt - Part 1 1:08:19
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiThis is the first part of an interview with Rich Haupt from Rockadelic Records, one of the earliest and most important labels for reissuing and releasing unreleased material of '60s and '70s psychedelia and heavy rock. Rockadelic was founded by Mark Migliore in 1988 to release records by contemporary Dallas bands and after a few 7” releases Mark invited Rich to join him. Both of them were heavy collectors and during that time they got the idea of releasing older material. This development seemed to have happened by coincident as Rich tracked down members of the band Hickory Wind and found out that they had unreleased recordings of their previous band, BF Trike. This became Rockadelic’s first LP release and was the first of many classic and today desirable titles from the label. The most notably of their records is the legendary Cold Sun album, which was previously unreleased but is now seen as one of the most important artifacts of the Texas psych scene. Mark Migliore tragically passed away in 1996 and Rich continued with the label on his own until the late '00s before he called it a quit. In this interview Rich picks some of his favorites out of the around 60 releases that Rockadelic did and gives us the full backstory on them. The selection is varied and spans the whole Rockadelic discography from the earlier 7” releases of the Dallas neo-psych scene to some of the most well-known releases of the label. Lithium X-mas-Message To CharlieBurnin' Rain-DreamsBF Trike – Time & ChangesCold Sun – South TexasKennelmus-Sylvan ShoresGold-High On Your LoveSeompi – Summer’s Comin’ On Heavy…
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1 Episode 3 - Eastern Everywhere, sitar psych and raga-rock 59:55
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiEastern philosophy and religion became highly interlinked with the psychedelic culture in the '60s as comparisons between the psychedelic experience and religious concepts of higher mental states were made. Eastern practices, such as meditation were approached as alternative to psychedelics because the method can lead to similar mental awareness and for reaching higher mind stages. However, as noted by Patrick Lundborg that “the religious model is an interpretation, whereas the psychedelic experience, if registered according to proper phenomenology, is simply a description”* and these organized religions with their explanatory belief systems and traditions is not always the ideal model for the psychedelicists exploring their personal inner cosmos. One of the most famous examples of the merging of Eastern religion and psychedelia is Timothy Leary et al.´s guide-book The Psychedelic Experience where they linked the psychedelic trip to the Tibetan Book of the Dead and similarities were drawn between the effects of psychedelics and the intermediate steps of life and rebirth. The Eastern influences also made its way into the music and many artists started to incorporate Indian instruments, Eastern melodic structures and scales. For some, this was just a way to ride the hype whereas some had a more original approach to it and here we cherry-picked some of the ones that we think where more genuine in their influences of Eastern culture. Spikedrivers (OM 1966)-Often I WonderOrient Express-same (Mainstream 1969)-AzzarBhagavan Das and Amazing Grace-Swaha (1974)-Just Can't Keep From CryingNew Age-All Around (RD 1967/2007)-Alone in a WonderlandAnanda Shankar-Ananda Shankar and His Music (EMI 1975)-Dancing Drums13th Floor Elevators-Easter Everywhere (IA 1967)-Slip Inside This House…
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1 Episode 2 Down by Maple River - Canadian folk-rock 1:04:39
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiFinally it’s time for an episode devoted only to Canadian artists. However, to narrow it down a little bit we’ve chosen to focus on some of the excellent major label folk-rock albums recorded in the country during the 70s and for the most part we’re going to bury ourselves deep into the CSN and Neil Young influenced folk-rock but also have a listen to a few stunning acid-folk tunes. It’s striking how many quality artists that were signed by the Canadian offices of Columbia and Polydor, which expect for the artist in the episode, also released Fraser & Debolt, Roger Rodier and Life among others. So hats off to the A&R departments that provided us collectors with so many obscure records that both have that underground feel and at the same time the recording quality of a major label. The songs in this episode are all good examples of the fine Canadian folk-rock and acid-folk sound and while most of them are renowned and appreciated today we also think that some artists, like D’Arcy Draper should be more well-known and could very well be placed up there with Riverson and Perth County Conspiracy as one of the top Canadian folk-rock albums. D'Arcy-Back at the Beginning (Absolu 1972)-ForestRiverson-same (Columbia 1973)-Winter GardenTapestry-Down by Maple River (Polydor 1973)-Years Going ByPtarmigan-same (Columbia 1974)-The IslandPerth County Conspiracy-Does Not Exist (Columbia 1970)-Crucifixation CartoonShawi-same (Intervalle 1980)-Un air de printemps…
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1 Episode 1 - Who Cares for the City? Communal psych and the hippie rural movement 1:13:53
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this episode we're exploring some of the music that came out of the hippie communes in the early 70's. The communal living was nothing new but the 1970's saw an increase of new communes spread out in the countryside across the US and marks the start of the hippie rural movement, where the intense kaleidoscope colors of Height-Ashbury was replaced by a reconnection to nature and the more laid-back lifestyle of the 1970’s. The rural movement was partly a response to the decay of the hippie neighborhoods and the loss of spiritual clearness of the cities. Most of the communes came to existence through a shared spiritual awareness among people seeking a way of continuing their psychedelic lifestyle or the will to follow certain religious and political beliefs. All of this could be seen as social experiments which gave people a chance to distance them self from the rest of society and create their own way of living with rules only applying within the constraints of the collective. The need of detachment from the society could very well be a part of the growing distrust of the western civilization with the raging of the Vietnam War, nuclear weapons and governmental brutality during protests and manifestations. The music was a major part of the communal living and in many cases used to spread the word of their newfound way of living and to recruit new members but as we are going to hear most of them still kept the creativity and artistic integrity while doing this. The majority of the communes did not last so long due to the hardship of living that close to so many people and following the sometimes unconventional and strict rules, which I can imagine requires true dedication from the members. Another problem, which became clear for many of the communes discussed in the episode, was the increasing power of the spiritual leaders that usually took God-like proportions resulting in delusions of grandeur, so the saying that “power corrupts” holds true, even for hippies. Anyway, the music that came out of this was usually as pure as the ideal that founded the communes and we hope you enjoy the selection. The Farm Band-same (Mantra 1972)-Let It RideGreenwood, Curlee and Thompson-One Time, One Place (No label 1972)-The Brother(s) songFather Yod and the Spirit of 76 (Higher Key 1974)-Fire In the SkyThe Apostles-The Living Gospel (The Divine Mission 1973)-LilaSun (Up-Sun Down 197?)-Memories of the Mind…
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1 From Xotic to Subliminal - The Stefan Kéry Interviews Part 2 52:52
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Putar Nanti Putar Nanti Daftar Suka MenyukaiIn this second part of the interview we talk to Stefan Kéry about Subliminal Sounds as a reissue label. In the mid 80’s a “psychedelic community” started to take form in Stockholm around Stefan and other musicians, writers and friends interested in psychedelic culture. Many of the musicians would also release their music on Subliminal Sounds (see part one of this interview). This “commune” was named the “Lumber Island Acid Crew” (coined as somewhat of a joke by Patrick Lundborg), and where a gathering of friends to explore the realms of psychedelia while listen to rare and at that time unknown records, many of which later found their way into the well-known Acid Archives book. Stefan, being one of the most hard-core collector among them, introduced many new rare records to the group, which he had acquired through dealers around the world. He also located many of these artists and in some cases this contact lead to a reissue of the LP on his label. This did not only spread the music to a much wider audience but also gave the artists a change to tell their story for the first time. The music in the episode is rather diverse stretching from outsider psych-country to lounge-psych and murky downer folk but they are all connected through Stefan’s interest in the weird and esoteric. For all of you Madrigal fans Stefan also gives some new info about this mysterious band and promise that more is to come. Jade Stone & Luv-Mosaics; Pieces of Stone (1977/2008)-ManSaturn-Saturn (1977/2014)-The Rings of SaturnPeter Grudzien-The Unicorn (1974/2007)-The UnicornMadrigal-Madrigal (1971/2014)-The Ballad (Dreams)D.R. Hooker-The Truth (1972/2000)-Forge Your Own Chains…
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