Performer: Various Album / collection: «Disco 70’-80’-90’s» +++++ Series: Original Vinyl LP™ – Label / country: ⒸⓅ 1975-2022 Made in Europe, Japan, USA. Source: Rip by bazar, Dymokust …and many others… > Conversion 32/96kHz by KoGGaN™ Official DR value: 15•13•13•12•13•13•12•12•12•12•13•12•14•13•14•12•13•13•13•13•14• •12•14•13•12•13•14•11•16•12•12•13•13•12•15•13•15•12•12•13•13•13•13•13•13•14•14•12•13•12• •13•13•13•13•13•13•12•13•13•13•13•12•12•12•14•12•13•13•13•12•15•14•13•14•14•13•14•13•12•
DISCO 80's «Exclusive for "lossless-galaxy" Vinyl Collection» (220 x LP • Only Best Albums • 1975-2022)
Performer: Various Album / collection: «Disco 70’-80’-90’s» +++++ Series: Original Vinyl LP™ – Label / country: ⒸⓅ 1975-2022 Made in Europe, Japan, USA. Source: Rip by bazar, Dymokust …and many others… > Conversion 32/96kHz by KoGGaN™ Official DR value: 15•13•13•12•13•13•12•12•12•12•13•12•14•13•14•12•13•13•13•13•14• •12•14•13•12•13•14•11•16•12•12•13•13•12•15•13•15•12•12•13•13•13•13•13•13•14•14•12•13•12• •13•13•13•13•13•13•12•13•13•13•13•12•12•12•14•12•13•13•13•12•15•14•13•14•14•13•14•13•12•
Grateful Dead 1975 Blues For Allah / Hybrid SACD MFSL 2020 Performer: Grateful Dead Albums: 1975 Blues For Allah (Hybrid SACD MFSL 2020) Info: Grateful Dead Productions / Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab / Rhino Records / Warner Records Hybrid SACD / Remastered / Limited Numbered Edition of 2,500 Original Master Recording / Ultradisc UHR Catalog Disc (Numbered): UDSACD2198 (№ 001868) Made in USA (Manufactured by Rhino Entertaiment Company) / Disc Made in Austria Dynamic Range: 14 Genre / Style: Rock
Grateful Dead: 1975 Blues For Allah / Hybrid SACD MFSL 2020
Grateful Dead 1975 Blues For Allah / Hybrid SACD MFSL 2020 Performer: Grateful Dead Albums: 1975 Blues For Allah (Hybrid SACD MFSL 2020) Info: Grateful Dead Productions / Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab / Rhino Records / Warner Records Hybrid SACD / Remastered / Limited Numbered Edition of 2,500 Original Master Recording / Ultradisc UHR Catalog Disc (Numbered): UDSACD2198 (№ 001868) Made in USA (Manufactured by Rhino Entertaiment Company) / Disc Made in Austria Dynamic Range: 14 Genre / Style: Rock
Lossless Galaxy Release Cactus / The New Cactus Band ● 5 Albums Victor Entertainment Japan SHM-CD 2009 1970 Cactus / 1971 One Way...Or Another / 1971 Restrictions 1972 'Ot 'N' Sweaty / 1973 Son Of Cactus Performer: Cactus / The New Cactus Band Albums: -------------- ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ -------------- 1970 Cactus Victor Entertainment Japan VICW-70006 -------------- ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ -------------- 1971 One Way...Or Another Victor Entertainment Japan VICW-70007 -------------- ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ -------------- 1971
Cactus / The New Cactus Band ● 5 Albums ● 1970 Cactus/1971 One Way...Or Another/1971 Restrictions/1972 'Ot 'N' Sweaty/1973 Son Of Cactus ● Victor Entertainment Japan SHM-CD 2009
Lossless Galaxy Release Cactus / The New Cactus Band ● 5 Albums Victor Entertainment Japan SHM-CD 2009 1970 Cactus / 1971 One Way...Or Another / 1971 Restrictions 1972 'Ot 'N' Sweaty / 1973 Son Of Cactus Performer: Cactus / The New Cactus Band Albums: -------------- ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ -------------- 1970 Cactus Victor Entertainment Japan VICW-70006 -------------- ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ -------------- 1971 One Way...Or Another Victor Entertainment Japan VICW-70007 -------------- ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ -------------- 1971
Mick Farren - People Call You Crazy... The Story of Mick Farren (1967-78) (2003)
Artist: Mick Farren Title Of Album: People Call You Crazy... The Story of Mick Farren Year Of Release:1970/2003 Label (Catalog#) : Castle Music [CMQCD731] Country:: UK Genre: Psychedelic / Proto-Punk Rock Quality: FLAC (tracks+cue,log) Bitrate: Lossless Time: 01:18:41 Full Size: 486mb(+3%)(covers)
AllMusic Review by Dave Thompson The story of Mick Farren? If only that were true. But one of the most ferociously determined careers of the past four decades has twisted down far too many alleyways for a single disc to sum it up. There's nothing here from either the Ork days or the Stiff EP (although there is a live version of the killer "Screwed Up"), while the latter years of the re-formed Deviants and sundry Farren spin-off projects are also absent. Look back at the two Total Energy comps that appeared during 2000-2001, and the same story was told with a lot more precision by either. That said, what People Call You Crazy does, it does well. All three original Deviants albums are represented with undeniable highlights -- the Zappa-esque "Billy the Monster" and a superbly subversive rampage through "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow" included. The solo Carnivorous Circus drops in that drooling rendition of "Mona" that makes every other version of the song sound anaemic, while Farren's most commercial album ever, 1978's Vampires Stole My Lunch Money, delivers both "I Want a Drink" and "Half Price Drinks," by way of light relief. Meanwhile, 1999's The Deviants Have Left the Planet turns in a seething version of Dylan's "It's Alright Ma," another of Farren's most priceless cover versions. Neither does the album lack the sense of occasion that the best of Farren's work takes for granted. Rocker, poet, and author, Farren is to the underground all that Patti Smith could have been to the mainstream, a voice of furious dissent that's as likely to veer off into a screaming tone poem as cut loose with a sharp riff rocker. Ten minutes of "Dogpoet" and isolated blasts elsewhere all lift the listener out of the seat with their ferocity -- a talent that too few other performers have ever dared employ, and the reason, perhaps, why there are so many vast gaps in Farren's recorded time scale. People were usually too scared to sign him. It's the memory of that fear that makes this collection so enjoyable -- and so infuriating as well. There've been Mick Farren compilations in the past; no doubt there'll be more in the future. But not one of them tells the story, no matter how adamant this set's subtitle sounds. This is just the highlights of a couple of chapters -- the full tale would take up a box set. So where is it?
Tracks: ------- 01. Slum Lord (Sid Bishop, Mick Farren) - 2:21 02. I Want A Drink (Mick Farren, Larry Wallis) - 1:47 03. The Junior Narco Rangers (If We Gotta Get Raleigh from Chicago, We're ...) (Paul Rudolph) - 0:29 04. Aztec Calendar (Andy Colguhoun, Mick Farren) - 4:25 05. Billy the Monster (Paul Rudolph) - 3:27 06. Garbage (Sid Bishop, Mick Farren, Russell Hunter) - 5:38 07. Half Price Drinks (Mick Farren, Larry Wallis) - 3:36 08. Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow (Al Frazier, John Harris, Carl White, Turner Wilson, Jr.) - 2:34 09. But Charlie It's Still Moving (Mick Farren) - 1:02 10. People Call You Crazy (Andy Colguhoun, Mick Farren) - 2:52 11. Who Needs the Egg? (Peter Daltrey, Eddy Pumer) - 3:17 12. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (Bob Dylan) - 4:52 13. Rambling B(l)ack Transit Blues (Deviants) - 5:17 14. Somewhere to Go (Mick Farren, Russell Hunter, Duncan Sanderson) - 7:23 15. I'm Coming Home (Sid Bishop, Mick Farren, Russell Hunter) - 5:58 16. Drunk in the Morning (Mick Farren, Larry Wallis) - 4:09 17. Mona (The Whole Trip) (Ellis McDaniels) - 7:30 18. Dogpoet (Mick Farren) - 9:41 19. Screwed Up (Mick Farren) - 2:15
Personnel: --------- Mick Farren – Lead Vocals, Guitar, Piano Sid Bishop – Guitar, Sitar Cord Rees – Bass, Spanish Guitar Russell Russell Hunter – Drums, Vocals Duncan Sanderson, Stephen Sparkes, Ashworth - Vocals Paul Rudolph – Guitar, Vocals M J McDonnell - Bass, Vocals Dennis Hughes, Tony Ferguson - Organ John Gustavson – Bass Peter Robinson - Organ, Piano Steve Hammond - Guitar, Vocals Alan Powell – Drums Larry Wallis, Andy Colquhoun - Guitar, Bass
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