Showing posts with label Psychedelic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Psychedelic. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 January 2015

Nick Nicely

Hilly Fields (1892) ...

Beatles pastische from 1982 ... 7 inch vinyl only ...

Hilly Fields forever ... 




and the B-side ...

49 Cigars ... 

 

Sunday, 27 July 2014

Acid Mothers Temple

La Novia (2000) ...

La Novia is a folk song in the Occitan language, which was taken by psychedelic japanese musicians Acid Mothers Temple and the Melting Paraiso UFO, and turned into an epic LP length workout ...






echoesanddust.com ...

and the original on Boha (bagpipes) ...

La nòvia a nau brilhants suu cap
La nòvia a nau brilhants suu cap
Nau brilhants suu cap
L'anèth au dit
Nau brilhants suu cap
L'anèth au dit...


mudcat.org ... 



Saturday, 28 June 2014

Felt

Crumbling the Antiseptic Beauty (1982) ...

Band led by Lawrence Hayward from Birmingham, England ...the first album, instrumentally minimalist (like a psychedelic rhythmless Young Marble Giants here) ... Simple two guitar meandering melodies, they became more complex, even poppy later on, but this sound is a favourite ...

Evergreen Dazed ...


"Beginning with “Evergreen Dazed,” an instrumental interplay between Lawrence’s gilded acoustic and Deebank’s chiming electric extrapolations, the record is touched with a bit of melancholy, but mostly leaves room for the listener to insert his own emotional perception. “Fortune” adds a primitive tom beat and Lawrence’s anemic, yet competent, vocals, which certainly possess some of Verlaine’s cool detachment. Throughout the EP, the songs may be skeletal, but it’s by purpose not ineptitude. “I Worship the Sun” is the gift here, a chiming guitar line skirting atop rapid fire toms and between Lawrence’s pleading paeans. By record’s end, “Templeroy,” the band condenses once again, as Lawrence’s simply sung amorphisms are whirled around in a slow build of cascading guitar." ... perfect ...

Templeroy ...