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Hola a todos, veo que ultimamente el post tiene mucho movimiento y, por cosas del trabajo, no he podido poner mucha atencion, pero hoy me he puesto las pilas y ademas de leer lo posteado, intentare contribuir con algunos discos:
El primero:
Don Caballero - Don Caballero 2
Don Caballero 2 Don Caballero (Eac Mpc Hq) Ripped By Polvo.rar 
Una breve reseña:
The liner notes speak it plain -- "Don Caballero is rock not jazz, Don Caballero is free from solos." But not from complex, ever evolving compositions that never, ever forget to crank up the amps and riff along. The post-rock canard that the group was labeled with somewhere along the line doesn't really make sense, and the math rock label is even more limiting -- too bloodless. If a comparison had to be made or a link established, try Drive Like Jehu, but without vocals. The Williams/Banfield guitar team knows exactly how to play off each other, trading notes, establishing parallel melodies, and hitting full crunch like an evolving beast. Che, meanwhile, sits behind it all and directs everything with equal power and skill. In mainstream terms, the Smashing Pumpkins' Jimmy Chamberlin got the '90s kudos for being a power rock drummer with the skills and fluidity of jazz, but Che is clearly equally skilled, as this album makes perfectly clear. An eight-track release, it splits evenly between shorter and longer pieces, each with amusing titles that established something of an indie rock cliché for later bands like Billy Mahonie. Thus, "Repeat Defender" and "Dick Suffers Is Furious With You," or the hilariously named concluding rip, "No One Gives a Hoot about FAUX-ASS Nonsense." The longer numbers are arguably the better -- not that the short ones stink, but over more time the group gets to showcase even more chops and abilities, often with thrilling results. When "Please Tokio, Please This Is Tokio" hits the midsection, everyone sounds incredibly on top of their game, slamming into a sheet-metal intense drone with fire. "Repeat Defender," meanwhile, builds into a gripping middle section, ripping at high speed before only slightly downshifting into something totally mosh pit worthy. Music with a brain that rocks, full stop. (de artistdirect.com)
El segundo:
Butthole Surfers - Independant Worm Saloon
Butthole.Surfers.Independant.Worm.Saloon(MPC.278Kbs+cover)by.pinpin.rar
Otra reseña:
After Pioughd's semi-misfire and Rough Trade's subsequent collapse, the Surfers were in a surprising position. Not only were they courted and signed to Capitol thanks to the Nirvana-led alternative explosion, they also got high-profile arranger and Led Zeppelin legend John Paul Jones to produce the new album. When Saloon surfaced in early 1993, some accused the band of basically cloning Haynes' memorable collaboration with Ministry, "Jesus Built My Hot Rod," for the entire album. It's true that "Some Dispute Over T-Shirt Sales," simply takes the lyrics from that number and grafts it onto a quick rip from the band, but Saloon is far from a clone of Ministry or anything else. More energetic than the straggling Pioughd and benefiting from Jones' brilliant ear and tight, crisp arrangements, Saloon starts with the fierce "Who Was In My Room Last Night?"; from there, the Surfers tear through hilarious and strong numbers. Creating radio-friendly unit shifters was clearly the last thing on the band's mind, as numbers like "The Annoying Song," with Haynes sounding like what a radar dish would do if it could sing, and the wittily solemn acoustic ditty "The Ballad of Naked Man" demonstrate. The Surfers' taste for rude grostequerie surfaces throughout -- the foul "Chewin' George Lucas' Chocolate," the series of vomit sounds that conclude the record after "Clean It Up"'s heavy trudge and the extremely disturbing artwork are just a few examples. Combined with numerous examples of Surfer-mania at its finest -- the dipsomaniacal rager "Alcohol," the electric country hoedown "You Don't Know Me" and more -- and Saloon is that rarest of records, a major-label debut that surpasses the indie release preceding it.
Y por último dos de un grupo que me está dejando alucinado: Ruins. Se trata de un duo japonés formado por Yoshida Tatsuya, a la batería y voces, y por Sasaki Hisashi al bajo. Su música es difícil de definir, su música puede recordar al Zeuhl de Magma (al igual que este grupo utilizan un lenguaje inventado), o a King Crimson, pero su música parece sometida a una velocidad de vértigo. Os dejo un par de enlaces de sus discos:
Symphonica
ruins_-_symphonica_(album)_-_released_by_hyrk_(link_found_at_the-real-eselmetal.6x.to).rar
Reseña al canto:
Ruins are a Japanese band led by the prolific Yoshida Tatsuya, and on this album play a ferocious brand of Zeuhl with a strong keyboard presence. There are two vocalists along with Tatsuya, who is, fittingly enough for the leader of a Zeuhlish band, the drummer.
There is somewhat of a symphonic flair to this on top of what one might normally expect from a Zeuhl effort, as it sounds at times like a bit of Kenso or Ain Soph has crept into the sound. There are also fairly inaccessible tracks like "Thrive", where shouting voices battle with electronic effects for control over Tatsuya's percussive explosions; almost like the Kobaians at war with Tipographica.
This release, despite its name, is not for the symphonic prog fan. It sure grabbed me on first listen, though, and while parts of it can be a challenge I think it shows that when it comes to the progressive scene today, a lot of the best stuff is coming out of Japan. I hope to be able to explore more of this area in the future, and I'd recommend this album without hesitation to fans of the avant-garde. (De progreviews.com)
Tzomborgha
Ruins 2002 - Tzomborgha.rar
La última de todas:
Like some twisted version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" played by a collaboration between the Boredoms and the Bonzo Dog Band, Ruins' Tzomborgha is a fascinating and nerve-racking mix of back and forth shouting matches, falsetto vocables, and out-of-control bass and drum jams. Somehow the nonsense seems cohesive and, by the end, oddly coherent. With constantly changing time signatures, none of this could really be called catchy or accessible, but it is challenging and rewarding. Tracks like "Skhanddraviza" sound like prog rock from another dimension, with touches of King Crimson, Genesis, and Queen. "Pachtseills" sounds like the Minutemen played on a nursery-school turntable at the wrong speed. They even play a Black Sabbath medley and a Mahavishnu Orchestra medley. Sound confusing? It is. The fact that this Japanese noise band can be so off the wall yet so evocative of both arena rock favorites and iconoclastic punk makes no sense at all. But true to its name, Ruins manages to take the building blocks of fallen music genres and stack them into something totally new and unexpected. (de artistdirect.com)
Espero no haber sido demasiado extenso.
Saludos.
El primero:
Don Caballero - Don Caballero 2
Don Caballero 2 Don Caballero (Eac Mpc Hq) Ripped By Polvo.rar Una breve reseña:
The liner notes speak it plain -- "Don Caballero is rock not jazz, Don Caballero is free from solos." But not from complex, ever evolving compositions that never, ever forget to crank up the amps and riff along. The post-rock canard that the group was labeled with somewhere along the line doesn't really make sense, and the math rock label is even more limiting -- too bloodless. If a comparison had to be made or a link established, try Drive Like Jehu, but without vocals. The Williams/Banfield guitar team knows exactly how to play off each other, trading notes, establishing parallel melodies, and hitting full crunch like an evolving beast. Che, meanwhile, sits behind it all and directs everything with equal power and skill. In mainstream terms, the Smashing Pumpkins' Jimmy Chamberlin got the '90s kudos for being a power rock drummer with the skills and fluidity of jazz, but Che is clearly equally skilled, as this album makes perfectly clear. An eight-track release, it splits evenly between shorter and longer pieces, each with amusing titles that established something of an indie rock cliché for later bands like Billy Mahonie. Thus, "Repeat Defender" and "Dick Suffers Is Furious With You," or the hilariously named concluding rip, "No One Gives a Hoot about FAUX-ASS Nonsense." The longer numbers are arguably the better -- not that the short ones stink, but over more time the group gets to showcase even more chops and abilities, often with thrilling results. When "Please Tokio, Please This Is Tokio" hits the midsection, everyone sounds incredibly on top of their game, slamming into a sheet-metal intense drone with fire. "Repeat Defender," meanwhile, builds into a gripping middle section, ripping at high speed before only slightly downshifting into something totally mosh pit worthy. Music with a brain that rocks, full stop. (de artistdirect.com)
El segundo:
Butthole Surfers - Independant Worm Saloon
Butthole.Surfers.Independant.Worm.Saloon(MPC.278Kbs+cover)by.pinpin.rar Otra reseña:
After Pioughd's semi-misfire and Rough Trade's subsequent collapse, the Surfers were in a surprising position. Not only were they courted and signed to Capitol thanks to the Nirvana-led alternative explosion, they also got high-profile arranger and Led Zeppelin legend John Paul Jones to produce the new album. When Saloon surfaced in early 1993, some accused the band of basically cloning Haynes' memorable collaboration with Ministry, "Jesus Built My Hot Rod," for the entire album. It's true that "Some Dispute Over T-Shirt Sales," simply takes the lyrics from that number and grafts it onto a quick rip from the band, but Saloon is far from a clone of Ministry or anything else. More energetic than the straggling Pioughd and benefiting from Jones' brilliant ear and tight, crisp arrangements, Saloon starts with the fierce "Who Was In My Room Last Night?"; from there, the Surfers tear through hilarious and strong numbers. Creating radio-friendly unit shifters was clearly the last thing on the band's mind, as numbers like "The Annoying Song," with Haynes sounding like what a radar dish would do if it could sing, and the wittily solemn acoustic ditty "The Ballad of Naked Man" demonstrate. The Surfers' taste for rude grostequerie surfaces throughout -- the foul "Chewin' George Lucas' Chocolate," the series of vomit sounds that conclude the record after "Clean It Up"'s heavy trudge and the extremely disturbing artwork are just a few examples. Combined with numerous examples of Surfer-mania at its finest -- the dipsomaniacal rager "Alcohol," the electric country hoedown "You Don't Know Me" and more -- and Saloon is that rarest of records, a major-label debut that surpasses the indie release preceding it.
Y por último dos de un grupo que me está dejando alucinado: Ruins. Se trata de un duo japonés formado por Yoshida Tatsuya, a la batería y voces, y por Sasaki Hisashi al bajo. Su música es difícil de definir, su música puede recordar al Zeuhl de Magma (al igual que este grupo utilizan un lenguaje inventado), o a King Crimson, pero su música parece sometida a una velocidad de vértigo. Os dejo un par de enlaces de sus discos:
Symphonica
ruins_-_symphonica_(album)_-_released_by_hyrk_(link_found_at_the-real-eselmetal.6x.to).rar Reseña al canto:
Ruins are a Japanese band led by the prolific Yoshida Tatsuya, and on this album play a ferocious brand of Zeuhl with a strong keyboard presence. There are two vocalists along with Tatsuya, who is, fittingly enough for the leader of a Zeuhlish band, the drummer.
There is somewhat of a symphonic flair to this on top of what one might normally expect from a Zeuhl effort, as it sounds at times like a bit of Kenso or Ain Soph has crept into the sound. There are also fairly inaccessible tracks like "Thrive", where shouting voices battle with electronic effects for control over Tatsuya's percussive explosions; almost like the Kobaians at war with Tipographica.
This release, despite its name, is not for the symphonic prog fan. It sure grabbed me on first listen, though, and while parts of it can be a challenge I think it shows that when it comes to the progressive scene today, a lot of the best stuff is coming out of Japan. I hope to be able to explore more of this area in the future, and I'd recommend this album without hesitation to fans of the avant-garde. (De progreviews.com)
Tzomborgha
Ruins 2002 - Tzomborgha.rar La última de todas:
Like some twisted version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" played by a collaboration between the Boredoms and the Bonzo Dog Band, Ruins' Tzomborgha is a fascinating and nerve-racking mix of back and forth shouting matches, falsetto vocables, and out-of-control bass and drum jams. Somehow the nonsense seems cohesive and, by the end, oddly coherent. With constantly changing time signatures, none of this could really be called catchy or accessible, but it is challenging and rewarding. Tracks like "Skhanddraviza" sound like prog rock from another dimension, with touches of King Crimson, Genesis, and Queen. "Pachtseills" sounds like the Minutemen played on a nursery-school turntable at the wrong speed. They even play a Black Sabbath medley and a Mahavishnu Orchestra medley. Sound confusing? It is. The fact that this Japanese noise band can be so off the wall yet so evocative of both arena rock favorites and iconoclastic punk makes no sense at all. But true to its name, Ruins manages to take the building blocks of fallen music genres and stack them into something totally new and unexpected. (de artistdirect.com)
Espero no haber sido demasiado extenso.
Saludos.
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Pues por casualidad acabo de chequear que el disco de Jimmy Chamberlin Project no está en emule (y de dónde lo saque yo) . Para los que no lo sepan, supongo que pocos espero, era el bateria de lo Smashing Pumpkins, y toca bastante bien el tio 8O . Muchos temas intrumentales, uno con billy corgan cantando y sobre todo jazzrock o algo similar en la forma. Música para deleitarse el cerebrito 
A ver si un dia de estos empiezo a postear con imagenes que ya me vale. Lo pongo en despegue
Edito: me pasó algo extraño, no se el que pero si que lo hay (espero que no hay sido posteado, si es asi perdonad a mi cerebro que no da pa más . Tiene unas 11 fuentes, lo siento y gracias por compartir:roll:
Jimmy.Chamberlin.Complex.-.Life.Begins.Again.rar
. Para los que no lo sepan, supongo que pocos espero, era el bateria de lo Smashing Pumpkins, y toca bastante bien el tio 8O . Muchos temas intrumentales, uno con billy corgan cantando y sobre todo jazzrock o algo similar en la forma. Música para deleitarse el cerebrito A ver si un dia de estos empiezo a postear con imagenes que ya me vale. Lo pongo en despegue
Edito: me pasó algo extraño, no se el que pero si que lo hay (espero que no hay sido posteado, si es asi perdonad a mi cerebro que no da pa más . Tiene unas 11 fuentes, lo siento y gracias por compartir:roll:
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Muchísimas gracias, Erdelamoto.
A ver si organizo un poco mejor los enlaces y se los paso a Keyser para que los coloque.
Muchas gracias. Y también a Smaug, que también nos permite que pongamos enlaces en su post.
De aquí al domingo estarán colocados seguramente los enlaces hasta la página 25.
Gracias de nuevo.
A ver si organizo un poco mejor los enlaces y se los paso a Keyser para que los coloque.
Muchas gracias. Y también a Smaug, que también nos permite que pongamos enlaces en su post.
De aquí al domingo estarán colocados seguramente los enlaces hasta la página 25.
Gracias de nuevo.
Otra colaboración a este variado despliegue. Pillando el tributo reggae a Dylan - interesante cuando menos - me he acordado de esto, ya que por lo que se ve hay por aquí gente interesada en las músicas de Brasil
[ed2k=ed2k://|file|Rita.Lee.-.Bossa'n.Beatles.zip|38697703|689E62485536E95A66CB438B81AA3C5E|/]Rita.Lee.-.Bossa'n.Beatles.zip[/ed2k]
Con losBeatles se ha hecho casi de todo, pero esto no está mal. Rita era la chica de Os mutantes y tiene más cosas colgadas por ahí. Que aproveche, y a ver si alguien comenta algo.
Con losBeatles se ha hecho casi de todo, pero esto no está mal. Rita era la chica de Os mutantes y tiene más cosas colgadas por ahí. Que aproveche, y a ver si alguien comenta algo.
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Algunas de mis recomendaciones
Secret Chief 3
Biografia, discografia y demas:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... 7lkkrat~T0
secret_chiefs_3-1996-first_grand_constitution_and_bylaws_-_reissue.rar
Secret Chiefs 3 - 1998 Hurqalya (Second Grand Constitution and Bylaws).rar
[mp)Secret Chiefs 3 - Book M (VBR.Extreme).rar
Secret.Chiefs.3.Book.Of.Horizons.rar
Estos son los mismos de Mr Bungle pero sin Mike Patton, excelente grupo que mezcla diferentes estilos, algunas canciones suaves y otras bastante pesadas, y varias con un cierto sonido arabe. La mayoria de las piezas son instrumentales.
Mr Bungle
Biografia, discografia y demas:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... r59klmx~T0
Ya se recomendo California, pero yo prefiero Disco Volante, el mejor disco que he escuchado.
Mr._Bungle-1995-Disco_Volante.rar
Discografia
Esta con los 3 ultimos (bien grabados y tal):
Mr.Bungle-3Albums (Mr.Bungle_ Disco Volante_ California).rar
Esta con creo que toda su discografia:
mr bungle discography 5 albums +demos +lives.rar
Excelente grupo de Mike Patton, bastante experimental.
Ween
Biografia, discografia y demas:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... fdheh7k~T0
Tambien ya recomendado, pongo los otros discos que tambien son una maravilla.
Ween - God Ween Satan The Oneness (1991).rar
Ween - God Ween Satan 25th Anniversary Edition.rar
Ween - The Pod (1992).rar
Ween.-.Pure.Guava.by.mazmorbid.(VBR).rar
Ween - Chocolate And Cheese.rar
Ween 12 Golden Country Greats 192 Frankule.rar
Ween - The Mollusk - 1997 - Mp3 Vbr 256Kbps - Ftsom.rar
Ween-Quebec-Retail-2003-Esc.tar
Estos si son rarezas, pre God Ween Satan The Oneness:
Ween - Axis Bold As Boognish.rar
Ween - Synthetic Socks.rar
Este no se si es anterior pero queda fuera de la discografia, creo que no lo llegaron a sacar:
Ween - Craters Of The Sac - Complete Album.zip
Mutabaruka
Biografia, discografia y demas:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... 32ba3dg~T0
Mutabaruka - Check It!.rar
Mutabaruka - OutCry.rar
Mutabaruka - The Mystery Unfolds.rar
Mutabaruka-Any_Wich_Way...Freedom-Irie_Lord_v2-album_192_Kbps_Lame.ace
Mutabaruka Blak Wi Blak...k...k by haile 192k.rar
mutabaruka.-.melanin.man.192kbits.by.ganja.express.rar
Mutabaruka - The Ultimate Collection 192Kbit By-Haile.rar
Un reggae dub bastante politico, principalmente con letras de protesta, a mi no me gusta el reggae en particular, pero Mutabaruka me encanta, es buenisimo.
Secret Chief 3
Biografia, discografia y demas:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... 7lkkrat~T0
secret_chiefs_3-1996-first_grand_constitution_and_bylaws_-_reissue.rar Secret Chiefs 3 - 1998 Hurqalya (Second Grand Constitution and Bylaws).rar [mp)Secret Chiefs 3 - Book M (VBR.Extreme).rar Secret.Chiefs.3.Book.Of.Horizons.rar Estos son los mismos de Mr Bungle pero sin Mike Patton, excelente grupo que mezcla diferentes estilos, algunas canciones suaves y otras bastante pesadas, y varias con un cierto sonido arabe. La mayoria de las piezas son instrumentales.
Mr Bungle
Biografia, discografia y demas:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... r59klmx~T0
Ya se recomendo California, pero yo prefiero Disco Volante, el mejor disco que he escuchado.
Mr._Bungle-1995-Disco_Volante.rar Discografia
Esta con los 3 ultimos (bien grabados y tal):
Mr.Bungle-3Albums (Mr.Bungle_ Disco Volante_ California).rar Esta con creo que toda su discografia:
mr bungle discography 5 albums +demos +lives.rar Excelente grupo de Mike Patton, bastante experimental.
Ween
Biografia, discografia y demas:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... fdheh7k~T0
Tambien ya recomendado, pongo los otros discos que tambien son una maravilla.
Ween - God Ween Satan The Oneness (1991).rar Ween - God Ween Satan 25th Anniversary Edition.rar Ween - The Pod (1992).rar Ween.-.Pure.Guava.by.mazmorbid.(VBR).rar Ween - Chocolate And Cheese.rar Ween 12 Golden Country Greats 192 Frankule.rar Ween - The Mollusk - 1997 - Mp3 Vbr 256Kbps - Ftsom.rar Ween-Quebec-Retail-2003-Esc.tar Estos si son rarezas, pre God Ween Satan The Oneness:
Ween - Axis Bold As Boognish.rar Ween - Synthetic Socks.rar Este no se si es anterior pero queda fuera de la discografia, creo que no lo llegaron a sacar:
Ween - Craters Of The Sac - Complete Album.zip Mutabaruka
Biografia, discografia y demas:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... 32ba3dg~T0
Mutabaruka - Check It!.rar Mutabaruka - OutCry.rar Mutabaruka - The Mystery Unfolds.rar Mutabaruka-Any_Wich_Way...Freedom-Irie_Lord_v2-album_192_Kbps_Lame.ace Mutabaruka Blak Wi Blak...k...k by haile 192k.rar mutabaruka.-.melanin.man.192kbits.by.ganja.express.rar Mutabaruka - The Ultimate Collection 192Kbit By-Haile.rar Un reggae dub bastante politico, principalmente con letras de protesta, a mi no me gusta el reggae en particular, pero Mutabaruka me encanta, es buenisimo.
Ha bajado volando lo de Rita Lee. Lo estoy escuchando y están realmente bien estas versiones tropicalistas de los beatles. Buenísimo!
pena que ese enlace este codificado a 128 kbps. He encontrado este otro que parece estar mejor, a 192kbps.
Rita Lee - Bossa%C2%B4n Beatles-192 kps + covers by rpowell.rar
Y ya puestos, si alguién se enamora de su voz y tiene curiosidad por bajarse mas cosas suyas...
Rita Lee-6 Albums-6 Cd-Novelas-Acústico Mtv-Bossa'N Beatles-Rita Lee & Tutti Frutti-Balacobaco-3001-Mp3.zip
saludos
pena que ese enlace este codificado a 128 kbps. He encontrado este otro que parece estar mejor, a 192kbps.
Rita Lee - Bossa%C2%B4n Beatles-192 kps + covers by rpowell.rar Y ya puestos, si alguién se enamora de su voz y tiene curiosidad por bajarse mas cosas suyas...
Rita Lee-6 Albums-6 Cd-Novelas-Acústico Mtv-Bossa'N Beatles-Rita Lee & Tutti Frutti-Balacobaco-3001-Mp3.zip saludos
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he encontrado la edicion de Rhino Handmade de las sesiones integras de Funhouse
Iggy & The Stooges - The complete Funhouse Sessions (7Cds).rar
mas informacion
http://www.rhinohandmade.com/browse/Pro ... umber=7707
Iggy & The Stooges - The complete Funhouse Sessions (7Cds).rar mas informacion
http://www.rhinohandmade.com/browse/Pro ... umber=7707
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Arghhhhh!!!! Bieeeeen!!! 8O GRACIAS!!!el_saturn escribió:he encontrado la edicion de Rhino Handmade de las sesiones integras de Funhouse
mas informacion
http://www.rhinohandmade.com/browse/Pro ... umber=7707
A los que os guste el movimiento "americana", "alt-country" o como le querais llamar, permitidme una recomendación:
Shannon McNally - Geronimo.rar
Si, yo también pienso lo mismo... está muy rica la niña
Pero el caso es que además canta y compone muy bien... Su anterior disco fué un EP compartido con Neal Casal, así que esá claro que la buena de Shannon sabe rodearse de buenas amistades.
Shannon McNally - Geronimo.rar Si, yo también pienso lo mismo... está muy rica la niña
Pero el caso es que además canta y compone muy bien... Su anterior disco fué un EP compartido con Neal Casal, así que esá claro que la buena de Shannon sabe rodearse de buenas amistades.