Album of the week

Orange goblin - Frequencies fra planet ten 1. The astral Project - 0:00 2. Magic Carpet



1. The astral Project - 0:00
2. Magic Carpet - 6:49
3. Saruman's Wish - 10:10
4. song of The Purple Mushroom Fish - 16:16
5. Aquatic Fanatic - 18:48
6. Lothlorian - 23:07
7. Land of Secret Dreams - 24:34
8. Orange goblin - 32:13
9. star Shaped Cloud - 37:48
10. Nuclear guru - 47:28
11. hand of Doom - 54.14

PiL - The Flowers of Romance (1981)

Giles Corey - Giles Corey (2011)

Tracklist
1. Tracklist 1. The Haunting Presence (07:59)
2. Blackest biti (07:01)
3. Filled with Books (04:01)
4. Empty Churches (05:41)
5. I'm Going To Do It (06:16)
6. Spectral brid (07:10)
7. Nobody's ever Going to Want me (08:40)
8. Sleeping Heart (03:28)
9. Buried Above Ground (06:28)

Elvis Presley - Krig-ha, Al Capone!

Released: 1973.
Genre: American folk, country, blues, and a heavy dose of psychedelic rock 'n' roll.

1. Johnny B. Goode
2. Mosca na Sopa
3. Metamorfose Ambulante
4. Dentadura Postiça
5. New York City
6. Los Angeles
7. Chicago
8. Bohemian Rhapsody
9. Rockixe
10. Buddy Holly
11. Goldfinger

Ron Geesin - A Raisin in the Sun (1967)



Genre: Spoken word, electronic, experimental, poetry, avant-folk, musique concrète, jazz, ragtime, abstract

Full Album.

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours



Tracklist

1. Monday Morning
2. Warm Ways
3. Blue Letter
4. Rhiannon
5. Over My Head
6. Crystal
7. Say You Love Me
8. Landslide
9. World Turning
10. Sugar Daddy
11. I'm So Afraid

Fleetwood Mac (Full Album)

Boyd Rice, Misery Loves Company (1990)





Tracklist

1 Invocation 2:25
2 People 6:09
3 The Hunter 0:49
4 Nightwatch 3:11
5 Disney Land Can Wait 3:29
6 An Eye For An Eye 5:13
7 Down In The Willow Garden 3:00
8 I'd Rather Be Your Enemy 1:46
9 Tripped A Beauteous Maiden 0:40
10 As For The Fools 5:28
11 Shadows Of The Night 2:44
12 History Lesson 3:30
13 Silence Is Golden 2:19

Credits

Bass – Tony Wakeford
Graphic Design Studio – Michael Moynihan*
Drums – Michael Moynihan
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Douglas P.*, Rose McDowall
Photography [Booklet Photos] – Richard Peterson (2)
Photography [Front Cover] – Boyd Rice*, Michael Moynihan*
Piano, Zither [Surf Zither], Sound Engineer [Denver Engineer] – Bob Ferbrache*
Producer – Boyd Rice And Friends
Vocals – Boyd Rice

....something here for those with a very specific palate.......😁

Scout Niblett - The Calcination of Scoutt Niblett (2010)







Things were getting heated, but things feel lighter now! 🎉

I love pretty much everything she puts out, but this one? This is the peak. It's raw, it's stripped back—nothing extra, nothing wasted.
She handles the instruments, vocals, lyrics, and basically everything else herself. Oh, and Steve Albini helped out too.

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The album's cover shows Niblett brandishing a blowtorch as if she's held one all her life. "It was a stunt," she clarifies, laughing. The picture is a comic take on the process of calcination, which is "a technical term for heating," she explains. "The version I am referencing is the first stage in alchemy. There's the actual, physical making of gold, in a chemistry way, and then there's the psychological, which is what I was drawing from, really. It's just about heating something up in order to get rid of what's not needed."

"Welcome to my self-made sweat box. This is where I take it all off. I've got to sweat it out, I'll cook those monsters out -- I'm not coming out of here until my soul appears" is a line that appears in the title track of The Calcination of Scoutt Niblett, and if there is a theme for this album, this is it. The word "calcination" refers to burning metals into calx -- the ashy substance that remains. It’s appropriate here.

Full Album + allmusic

Man, I was actually planning on posting today, but I see there are already 10 people ahead of me. Guess I'll just wait until next week then.

A new poll just dropped! Better luck next week, Patrick Patel 🙂

Man, it totally slipped my mind until today, haha. I figured, hey, let me go check if there’s maybe one more free slot left, but of course, no luck. There's another one next week 😁

You missed it by a hair, honestly! 😬 But we're pretty much open all day, so you've got the address... just catch us when the timing is right 🙂

Just spinning some Public Image Ltd. right now. If I weren't a doctor, I’d probably suggest checking out one of their other albums in a few weeks... maybe even a different one! Calling all doctors out there—fire at will! 👍

Not enough voters. It’s fewer than what was suggested for the album.

urbanheron4 said:Not enough voters—fewer than what was actually suggested for the album.

Dammit, I completely blanked on this because things have been absolutely chaotic on my end. It’s a real shame; the whole conversation was starting to pick up some serious momentum, and now it feels like we're losing that spark. 👎

It’s pretty standard, really. I guess everyone feels like things are getting crowded right now, just before the December lull kicks in...

Lisa Davis46 said:It’s totally expected, everyone feels like things are picking up right now, just before that usual December lull kicks in...

What exactly do you mean by "picking up" right now, and what kind of "lull" are we talking about in December?

Lisa Davis46 said:It’s totally expected; everyone feels like things are getting crowded right now, just before the usual December lull kicks in...

I would’ve handled everything by now if I hadn't been stuck dealing with some idiotic self-isolation that forced me to basically move from room to room inside my own house. If things had stayed normal, I would have voted 😁

Uh, you doing okay? How much longer are you stuck in isolation?
Stay safe, and watch out for smells and tastes—everyone says that's the first sign.

analogbear40 said:Boyd Rice and friends - Music, Martinis and Misantrophy (1990)

Something here for those with a really specific kind of sweet tooth...😁

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I just got Rice this year! Just spotted Amanda Robinson4! On the topic of that sound !!—specifically with People. I can’t say the album didn't really hit the spot, even if it still feels a little too over-the-top for me. Too brutal? I'm not sure—but hey, Disneyland Can wait. 🙏Well, they gave us a fair warning right there in the album title—I’m over here sipping Martinis and Misantrophy, but hey, you guys can do whatever you like!
Maybe move it over to a more fitting thread—like Neofolk?—so we can actually dig into it. I’m really curious to see what everyone else thinks, and honestly, I'd love to hear your take on it too!

I’ve listened to Scoutt Niblett before, but I never really clicked with it—though honestly, this is pretty good! Bargin totally hooked me right away... It gets a little intense at times, I guess, but man, those distortions and that raw sense of directness are just killer. It actually reminds me a bit of early PJ Harvey—really captures that same vibe. 😁 Anyway, thanks Lisa Davis46 for the suggestion!

Giles Corey 👍 This stuff hits just as hard as Deathconsciousness—real high-quality depression right there.

Out of the ones I haven't checked out yet, Orange Goblin and Raul Seixas are totally hitting the spot—I'm absolutely obsessed with Portuguese!