Andre Williams - The Black Godfather

Andre Williams - The Black Godfather (Japanese release)
In Flac - covers are included
01. Intro
02. The Black Godfather
03. Whip The Booty
04. Whatcha Gonna Do
05. Sling That Thing
06. The Dealer, The Peeler And The Stealer
07. Freak Blues
08. You Got It And I Want It
09. Shake A Tail Feather
10. I Hate Cha
11. Montana Slim
12. I Wanna Go Back To Mexico
13. Can’t Find My Mind
14. Fire In The Hole
15. Nasty Women
16. Dictionary People
17. Hit Squad

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The Effection - Soundtrack to a Moment

The Effection - Soundtrack to a Moment
In Flac - covers are included
1. The Sound Effection 
2. Breakin The Bond 
3. Maria 
4. Somewhere Souvenir 
5. Soundtrack To A Moment 
6. The October Paradigm 
7. March 
8. Agony 
9. Mystery 
10. Her Hymn 
11. The Incrowd 
12. Pickin Up The Pieces 

A power-pop group from of Oakland, CA. The band is comprised of former members of such Bay Area acts as Limp, Dance Hall Crashers and Waterdog. Soundtrack to a Moment is, top to bottom, one the finest power pop albums to come out in years. Bouchard and his pals are unabashed pigs for harmonizing, which, when welded to the chassis of their punk background, makes for some pretty cathartic stuff. Forget all the buzzwords like genuine and sincerity that are tossed around to keep power pop down in its cult ghetto, and you'll more likely than not find yourself wondering why a song like "Agony" shouldn't be on the charts. Here's to hoping for better days.

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The Black Explosion - Elements Of Doom is out today

One year after the fantastic debut „Servitors Of The Outer Gods“ The Black Explosion returns with a sensational follow up. Again Chris Winter (ex Dollhouse) succeeded to transfer the spirit of early hard rock into our time.

„Elements Of Doom“ again is an authentic homage  to the most exciting phase in rock history. Heavy riffs, fuzz guitars and a smashing rhythm section – together with the powerful voice of Chris Winter. The Black Explosion quotes heroes like Blue Cheer, Black Sabbath or Hawkwind without being a simple copy.

Also as on the debut, the cover painting of “Elements Of Doom” is an extraordinary work of art by well known French comic artist Riff Reb’s.

THE BLACK EXPLOSION ON TOUR :

Baby Woodrose - Third Eye Surgery

Baby Woodrose - Third Eye Surgery
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1. Down to the Bottom
2. Waiting for the War
3. Dandelion
4. Just a Ride
5. Bullshit Detector
6. Nothing Is Real
7. Love Like a Flower
8. Third Eye Surgery
9. Honalee

Inspired and genuine psychedelic hard rock garage swagger blanketed in melody, attitude and the wafting smell of 60s bong smoke. Killer trippy rock with an abundance of hooks and penetrating acid riffs. Sounds like it's straight out of Haight-Ashbury in the best possible sense. Like a combination of Brian Jonestown Massacre, the Asteroid No. 4, Bubble Puppy, Blue Cheer, the Black Angels, the Stooges. It's a black light night!

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The SHAMBLES - Chelsea Smiles

The SHAMBLES - Chelsea Smiles
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1 Blurs Somewhere1:59  
2 A Short Spiral1:50  
3 Happy Together2:55  
4 Fear3:21  
5 The Waiting Game2:20  
6 Reviving Spark2:02  
7 Child’s Play1:53  
8 Grace Intervenes2:43  
9 You’re No Good2:05  
10 Love Is All Around0:56  
Bonus Tracks  
11 She’s Electric3:04  
12 Daily Nightly2:24  
13 Rhythm of the Rain1:45  
14 Hide and Seek2:53  
15 Truly1:59  
16 Beautiful One3:30  
17 Sympathy2:26 

Even though it’s a re-release of a six-song EP from 1997, this album will surely find it’s place on many year lists, because of the whole bunch of bonuses, and even extra bonuses, adding a brand new musical experience. Like always, The Shambles keep that fine line between being a sixteez revival band and a regular moderndaze act, and therefore fulfiling the desires of both moptop-heads and contemporary power-pop fans, and still digging that recognisable “Graham gouldmines” of no-chorus pop concept.
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Roky Erickson & the Resurrectionists - Beauty and the Beast

Roky Erickson & the Resurrectionists - Beauty and the Beast
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1    Two Headed Dog       
2    Cold Night For Alligators       
3    Hasn't Anyone Told You       
4    Mine, Mine, Mind       
5    The Beast       
6    Don't Shake Me Lucifer       
7    You're Gonna Miss Me       
8    Angel       
9    Bloody Hammer       
10    I Think Of Demons       
11    I Walked With A Zombie       
12    Crazy, Crazy Mama       
13    White Faces       
14    Creature With The Atom Brain 
There's no telling what state Roky was in when this was recorded (for a live radio broadcast in Houston, 1982), but obviously he enjoyed being on stage. He roars through all his classic tunes -- slamming through "Two Headed Dog" right up to the set's closer, "Creature With the Atom Brain" sounding focused, intense, and scary. He has a band (calling themselves The Resurrectionists)that keeps right up there with him, and it certainly sounds like a perfect match: Jimmy Jones on guitar, Brian Curley from The Delinquents on bass, Carl Giesecke on drums keep on pushing Roky's vocals right to the edge. "Don't Shake Me Lucifer," "You're Gonna Miss Me," "I Walked With a Zombie" are full of spite and menace. For all the less-than-great recordings that trade on Roky's infamy as a cult hero, this is great, loud, into-the-abyss rock and roll.
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Roky Erickson - Don't Slander Me

Roky Erickson - Don't Slander Me

In WAV - Covers are included

1. Don't Slander Me 

2. Haunt 

3. Crazy Crazy Mama 

4. Nothing In Return 

5. Burn The Flames 

6. Bermuda 

7. You Drive Me Crazy 

8. Can't Be Brought Down 

9. Starry Eyes 

10. Damn Thing 

Roky Erickson was founding member and lead singer of psychedelic band, Texas’ infamous Thirteenth Floor Elevators. Erickson explored the far reaches of musical and personal extremes. Following a nightmarish '70s mental-hospital stint that had a devastating long-term effect on his mental health, Erickson's subsequent solo work with his group The Aliens revealed a singularly brilliant songwriter and performer whose talent was no less impressive for the fact that he was singing about zombies, vampires and aliens. The demons that abound in Roky's songs are all-too-real reflections of his own troubled psyche, and the combination of the artist's oddly poetic lyrical constructions and his bracing banshee wail makes it clear, as it wasn't always, that he's not kidding! Don’t Slander Me, Recorded during the new wave era, is a rock and roll album, and quite a good one, but it was out of step with the era and found little commercial success.
 

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Roky Erickson and The Aliens - The Evil One

Roky Erickson and The Aliens - The Evil One
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1. Two Headed Dog (Red Temple Prayer)
2. I Think of Demons
3. Creature with the Atom Brain
4. The Wind and More
5. Don't Shake Me Lucifer
6. Bloody Hammer
7. Stand for the Fire Demon
8. Cluck Your Fingers Applauding the Play
9. If You Have Ghosts
10. I Walked With a Zombie
11. Night of the Vampire
12. It's a Cold Night for Alligators
13. Mine Mine Mind
14. Sputnick
15. White Faces There are many Roky Erickson albums, but The Evil One originally released by CBS Records in Europe in 1980 was the first of them and, many would say the best. Every song is memorable, even from the first listen. From the unnerving opening riff of "Two Headed Dog" to the loud pleas of "Mine Mine Mind", this disc never bores. The guitar playing and backing band are superb and fit the material like a glove. The lyrics cover everything from Satan to zombies and are delivered with Roky's best vocal performance ever. And Roky sounds like he believes every word he sings.
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