Djerdan vol.11

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Asa Irons & Swaan Miller - Asa Irons & Swaan Miller (2007)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/afxe4d

The first thing that strikes you about this record is just how beautiful an object it is: originally this material was released on CD-R but now sees an opaque grey vinyl release on limited to 600 copies. Couple that with the lovingly produced Hillary Irons artwork glued to the sleeve and you’ve got a seriously desirable item. But what of the music? Much as with his work in Feathers, Irons’ sound is at the ‘wyrd’ end of the current American folk scene, but here his songs are devoid of any elaborate psyched-out arrangements and instead are delivered as intimate, homespun ballads. A great document of unadorned, starkly beautiful songwriting from an oft-overlooked talent.

This record is forever. After listending to it you'll realise that it doesn't matter that Asa Irons plays in Witch with J Mascis as well as the acclaimed folk outfit Feathers. This record needs no associations and it's songs are so timeless that they feel as if they've been passed around for generations and hardly need any recording medium at all. This is the first release from Asa Irons and Swann Miller but it sounds like they've lived within each others voices for a million years. Asa's deep-breath-voice lays down a mossy hill for Swann's beautiful voice to tread upon. His guitar work is simply intricate and his fingerpicking perfectly suits the way their voices combine to become one. This record always has been and always will be. This record is forever....
http://brainwashed.com/index.php?option ... &Itemid=90

01. Abacus
02. Frost Line Blues
03. To Ellis Pass
04. The Wounded Grouse
05. Whit Will
06. A Four Fold Offering
07. A Bardrock Pattern
08. Only the Chosen
09. Silent on the Wind

[irfan2]

haha ..nek je sa srecjom ...bas se ona bila razvukla ..

[Nancy Drew]

...

[stripiii]

:)

Are You Listening - Dolores O'Riordan

Dolores O'Riordan- Are You Listening? (2007)





01. Ordinary Day
02. When We Were Young
03. In The Garden
04. Human Spirit
05. Loser
06. Stay With Me
07. Apple Of My Eye
08. Black Widow
09. October
10. Accept Things
11. Angel Fire
12. Ecstasy


http://lix.in/6b085c
pass: sa-x

[Nancy Drew]

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Wilco - Sky Blue Sky

http://rapidshare.com/files/26453556/Wi ... _2007_.zip

[Nancy Drew]

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The Ladybug Transistor - Can't Wait Another Day (06/2007)

http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/1291655 ... er_Day.rar

The Ladybug Transistor story begins in Brooklyn, NY during the mid-1990’s. Their debut album, Marlborough Farms (1995 – Sit N Spin), named after the band's fabled Victorian Flatbush headquarters and studio, was a recording project based around founding member Gary Olson's collaborations with friends. They soon caught the attention of Merge Records who released Beverley Atonale in 1997. It was around this time that Ladybug Transistor evolved into a proper band with siblings Jennifer and Jeff Baron, Sasha Bell, San Fadyl and Julia Rydholm. This collective crafted the trilogy of The Albemarle Sound (1999 – Merge), Argyle Heir (2001 – Merge), and The Ladybug Transistor (2003 – Merge), on which The Ladybug Transistor developed their trademark sound - a distillation of classic pop, characterized by a precise melodicism that is anchored by the restrained baritone of Olson.

As Marlborough Farms has become a gathering place for the musicians that Ladybug has befriended over the years, the band took advantage of this situation by recruiting many of them to contribute to their latest full length Can't Wait Another Day. The album features spirited contributions from members of Aislers Set, Architecture in Helsinki, The Clientele, Jens Lekman, Kevin Barker (Currituck Co., Vetiver), Heather McIntosh (Circulatory System, Instruments) Roy Nathanson (Lounge Lizards/Jazz Passengers) and others. The first fruits of these sessions were heard on 2006's Here Comes The Rain EP, which also introduced two new members to the family, with Kyle Forester and Ben Crum of Great Lakes enhancing the Ladybug sound by adding inspired keyboards and guitar.

Ladybug Transistor also recently worked with Soft Machine legend Kevin Ayers on a soon-to-be-released album that was produced by Olson, whose other recent recording projects also include work with Mates of State, Circulatory System, and a duet with Sweden's Marit Bergman.

Can't Wait Another Day will be released June 7th, and the band plans to tour throughout the rest of year in both the US and Europe.

The Ladybug Transistor are: Gary Olson, Julia Rydholm, Ben Crum, Kyle Forester, San Fadyl, Jeff Baron and friends…

01 - Always on the Telephone
02 - I'm Not Mad Enough
03 - Here Comes the Rain
04 - Terry
05 - This Old Chase
06 - For No Other
07 - Three Days From Now
08 - In-Between
09 - So Blind
10 - Broken Links
11 - California Stopover
12 - Lord, Don't Pass Me By

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Kid Dakota - The West Is the Future (2004)

http://rapidshare.com/files/29928570/Ki ... e.rar.html

Time Out New York
"A gorgeously sprawling fever dream laced with some of the most evocative addiction imagery since Elliott Smith's darker days."
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Recorded mostly live, Kid Dakota's The West Is The Future captures the intensity and dynamic range of the Minneapolis band as a four-piece, with long-time drummer Christopher McGuire (John Vanderslice) and songwriter Darren Jackson (Olympic Hopefuls), as well as guitarist Erik Appelwick (Vicious Vicious) and bassist Zak Sally (Low). The darkly cinematic album picks up where 2002's So Pretty left off, with moody, melodic vocals, howling guitars and impeccably arranged percussion fueling the backdrop for poignant stories of loss and longing. This time around, in addition to airing his own such history, Jackson turns his keen poetic sensibilities outward to the tragic ironies of the early American West, simultaneously channeling the indomitable optimism and the utter despair that necessarily accompany the discovery of a new and savage frontier. Slow, sultry waltzes nudge their way into full-on rock songs, the stylistic diversity adding to the ambivalence of the songs' narrators, each of who has his own wonderful and terrible tale to spin. Alan Sparhawk & Mimi Parker (Low) and Andrew Broder (Fog) make guest

1. Pilgrim
2. Homesteader
3. Pine Ridge
4. Ivan
5. Ten Thousand Lakes
6. Starlight Motel
7. Winterkill
8. 2001
9. Atomic Pilgrim

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Bat for Lashes - Fur & Gold (2006)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/rpfbvw

2006 release from this mature Gothic outfit. Bat For Lashes is the creation of Natasha Khan, a Pakistan-born, Brighton based songwriter. Her concept for Fur And Gold was to make something that started at dusk and finished up in the glorious sunlight. That gives you an idea of what this ethereal, cinematic album sounds like. Natasha's soaring howls, whispers and joyous singing are the main focus here. As beguiling as Bjork, as stunning as Sinead O'Connor and as dramatic as Kate Bush, it is her voice that dominates. The often minimal backdrop of haunting strings, unusual percussive instruments and drum machines provides the perfect accompaniment. Mature gothic sounds for those willing to be whisked off to beautiful faraway lands. 11 tracks. Echo.

1. Horse & I
2. Trophy
3. Tahiti
4. What’S A Girl To Do?
5. Sad Eyes
6. Wizard
7. Prescilla
8. Bat’S Mouth
9. Seal Jubilee
10. Sarah
11. I Saw A Light

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Robert Wyatt - Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard (1975)[1998]

http://rapidshare.com/files/25182551/Ru ... ichard.rar

Robert Wyatt's voice is as distinctive and subtle an instrument as Tom Waits's or Bessie Smith's. He stretches his vocal chords through alien alto registers with grace, into notes few male singers are comfortable with past puberty. It's not stretching things to compare his work on Ruth to that of the greatest jazz-influenced singers. Wyatt knows how to throw a band together, too, choosing musicians who'll do their respective things complementarily, subtly. If you have trouble with the jazz comparison, dig his group's take on Charlie Haden's "Song for Che." This disc brims with woozy, lush underwater-sounding, underground pop, augmented by chaps like Fred Frith and Brian Eno. It's clever, playful music, ahead of its time because it's timeless and filled with a profound, infectious, children's book-type humor. --Mike McGonigal

Spin
"Solar Flares" is a mesmerizing, watercolor take on the metronomic pulse of Krautrock, and the awesome "Team Spirit" builds from a mellifluous opening to a wailing, electronically enhanced, free-form crescendo.

1. Muddy Mouse (A)
2. Solar Flares
3. Muddy Mouse (B)
4. 5 Black Notes And 1 White Note
5. Muddy Mouse (C) Which In Turn Leads To Muddy Mouth
6. Soup Song
7. Sonia
8. Team Spirit
9. Song For Che

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Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band - Bluejeans & Moonbeams (1974) [2006]

http://www.sendspace.com/file/qv2ofv

2006 digitally remastered reissue of this 1974 album. Nine tracks including the gorgeous 'Observatory Crest', inspired by the Griffith Park Observatory where Beefheart often went to watch the sun set over the LA skyline, Features extensive liner notes written by Beefheart expert Mike Barnes. Virgin.

1. Party of Special Things to Do
2. Same Old Blues
3. Observatory Crest
4. Pompadour Swamp
5. Captain's Holiday
6. Rock 'N Roll's Evil Doll
7. Further Than We've Gone
8. Twist Ah Luck
9. Bluejeans and Moonbeams

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Bonde do Role - With Lasers (2007)

http://www.mediafire.com/?1yemntdtebq

Hailing from Curitiba, in Southern Brazil, Bonde Do Role have created a mash up of Baile Funk beats and playfully profane raps in their native Portuguese tongue. Bonde do Role’s dance party punk is the sound of 2007.

Discovered by DJ/Producer Diplo in 2006, Bonde Do Role released their first domestic single Melo do Tabaco on Diplo’s newly formed Mad Decent label. Diplo went on to co-produce Bonde’s upcoming single "Solta o Frango" for Domino Records and his credits will further extend to Bonde’s full length album, With Lasers out June 5th, 2006 as the executive producer.

“Bonde Do Role is like diggin’ through the garbage in Brazil and using the pieces and making a club mess turned up the volume plus 10. It’s like death samba metal bass with Cooledit Pro cause I already played out that “novo” Beastie Boys thing.” - Diplo
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The Brazilian trio's debut album, With Lasers, arrives in physical formats on June 5 in the U.S. and June 4 in the UK and Europe via Domino.

The catch is that the album is available for download right now on iTunes, which is a little strange. However, for those who like their BdR DRM-free, two months is no time at all.

01 Dança do Zumbi
02 Solta o Frango
03 James Bonde
04 Tieta
05 Office Boy
06 Marina do Bairro
07 Divine Gosa
08 Gasolina
09 Caminhao de Gas
10 Geremia
11 Quero Te Amar
12 Bondallica

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Prince - Ultimate (2006)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/qet3g6

Prince was undoubtedly one of the most influential artists of the 80's and 90's - with a string of hits and classic pop tracks that stand the test of time. This 'Ultimate' release is timed perfectly to take advantage of his new profile gained from the release of his upcoming new album, 3121. This is the first-ever 2-CD Prince compilation, ULTIMATE collects 38 singles and key tracks originally released on Warner Bros. between 1978 and 1996 - over 2 hours of remastered music! Includes the classics: "Kiss", "Purple Rain" and the R&B smash "I Feel For You." Also features the smashes "When Doves Cry", "Let's Go Crazy" , "Batdance" and the S hits "Sign 'O' The Times," "Raspberry Beret" and "U Got The Look." Plus, Prince's first-ever US#1, the '79 R&B hit "I Wanna Be Your Lover" and the Top 5 US R&B classics "Controversy," "1999" and "Alphabet Street." Also includes rare tracks and remixes include the N.P.G. mix of"Cream," the dance mix edit of "Little Red Corvette," an acoustic version of "7," a fresh dance mix of "Pop Life" and an alternate mix of "Get Off." Even further - the package boasts a photo collage displaying hundreds of items of Prince memorabilia. And this is all enclosed in an specially-printed, eye-catching slipcase. What more could a Prince fan want?

Disc: 1
1. I Wanna Be Your Lover
2. Uptown
3. Controversy
4. 1999
5. Delirious
6. When Doves Cry
7. I Would Die 4 U
8. Purple Rain
9. Sign "O" the Times
10. I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man
11. Alphabet St.
12. Diamonds and Pearls
13. Gett Off
14. Money Don't Matter 2 Night
15. 7
16. Nothing Compares 2 U [Live] - Rosie Gaines, Prince
17. My Name Is Prince

Disc: 2
1. Let's Go Crazy [Special Dance Mix]
2. Little Red Corvette [Dance Remix]
3. Let's Work [Dance Remix]
4. Pop Life [Fresh Dance Mix]
5. She's Always in My Hair [12" Version]
6. Raspberry Beret [12" Version]
7. Kiss [Extended Version]
8. U Got the Look [Long Look]
9. Hot Thing [Extended Remix]
10. Thieves in the Temple [Remix]
11. Cream [N.P.G. Mix]

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Margo Guryan - Take A Picture (1968)[2001]

http://rapidshare.com/files/28498008/ma ... e.zip.html

All tracks have been digitally remastered. Sometimes when an adored cult obscurity is reissued, it becomes clear that a lot (if not all) of its mystique was due to its rarity. However, this time the buzz is justified: TAKE A PICTURE is a 1960s soft-pop masterpiece. The sound is a delightful collision, with surprisingly funky electric piano and Steve Cropper-style guitar leads dueling over prominent, clunky drums and unobtrusive orchestrations. Over it all, Guryan's breathy overdubbed vocals--her wispy, wobbily-pitched babytalk style was clearly heavily influenced by bossa nova pioneer Astrud Gilberto, who covered this album's dreamy "Think of Rain"--give the album its most attractive feature. Guryan is as accomplished a songwriter as she is a singer; her main influences seem to be Antonio Carlos Jobim and Bacharach/David, and that combination of bossa nova and sleek pop sophistication is the watchword. Sweetly poppy, lightly jazzy, and completely irresistible, this is sunshine pop at its finest.

Alternative Press (3/01, p.88] - "...This 1968 classic features Guryan's hushed, dulcet voice and ornate instrumentation and arrangements, which should win over fans of Love's FOREVER CHANGES, Nico's CHELSEA GIRLS and the Left Banke." CMJ (2/12/01, p.21) - "...Delible material. A must-hear for followers of the Bacharachian school of song..."

1. Sunday Morning
2. Sun
3. Love Songs
4. Thoughts
5. Don't Go Away
6. Take A Picture
7. What Can I Give You
8. Think Of Rain
9. Can You Tell
10. Someone I Know
11. Love
12. I Think A Lot About You
13. It's Alright Now
14. Timothy Gone

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Robert Wyatt - Shleep (2003)

Robert Wyatt continues to follow his singular musical path with the lovely Shleep, delivering another album of considerable quirky charm and understated beauty; a less melancholy affair than much of his recent work, the record is informed by a hazy, dreamlike quality perfectly in keeping with the elements of subconsciousness implicit in the title.

1. Heaps of Sheep
2. Duchess
3. Maryan
4. Was a Friend
5. Free Will and Testament
6. September the Ninth
7. Alien
8. Out of Season
9. Sunday in Madrid
10. Blues in Bob Minor
11. Whole Point of No Return
12. September in the Rain [*]

http://rapidshare.com/files/8594780/Shleep.zip

[joki]

dobri moj sjor-pobido,
za zasluge prema narodu itd...isl... darujen ti ofu telefiziju u coloru...
je sekundicu demode ma fercera...

[victory]

puno pozdrava i mirno more barba Joki

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Bad Brains - Build A Nation (06/2007)

http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/1472280 ... Nation.zip

Bad Brains have announced Build a Nation, the title of the definitive American punk quartet's first proper studio LP in over a decade, arriving June 26 via Megaforce. The new album was produced by Beastie Boys' MCA, a.k.a. Adam Yauch, and is the first complete product from the Boys' New York City-based Oscilloscope Laboratories recording studio. "This album started in my studio with primal, classic Bad Brains intentions,” bassist Darryl Jenifer said in a press release. "I told Adam I was thinking about a new Brains record, then Adam said 'Word! You should let me produce that shit, son! I'll smoke those other cats that tried to produce y'all. I'll make you sound real!' I said 'Word!' And the rest is history.” Fans can catch Bad Brains this spring and summer, including an appearance at Sasquatch!, May 26-28 in George, WA, where the rockers will share the stage with the Beastie Boys.

1. "Give Thanks and Praises"
2. "Jah People Make the World Go Round"
3. "Pure Love"
4. "Natty Dreadlocks 'Pon the Mountaintop"
5. "Build a Nation"
6. "Expand Your Soul"
7. "Jah Love"
8. "Let There Be Angels (Just Like You)"
9. "Universal Peace"
10. "Roll On"
11. "Until Kingdom Comes"
12. "In the Beginning"
13. "Send You No More Flowers"
14. "Peace Be Unto Thee"

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Talking Heads - Talking Heads Brick [8 CD BOX SET] (2005)

Brick (Disc 1) - Talking Heads: 77

http://www.mediafire.com/?0bv3y5yhg4k


Brick (Disc 2) - More Songs About Buildings and Food

http://www.mediafire.com/?2be5x12n1b3


Brick (Disc 3) - Fear of Music

http://www.mediafire.com/?30x7jr1p5f0


Brick (Disc 4) - Remain in Light

http://www.mediafire.com/?6r2f29vbj0s


Brick (Disc 5) - Speaking in Tongues

http://www.mediafire.com/?7vwr8k16rnb


Brick (Disc 6) - Little Creatures

http://www.mediafire.com/?53t2g1q9pce


Brick (Disc 7) - True Stories

http://www.mediafire.com/?366ksq1gyno


Brick (Disc 8] - Naked

http://www.mediafire.com/?5fh8at1oc8n

Talking Heads' 30th anniversary is commemorated in typically artful style here, sonically upgrading their eight, era-defining albums via bonus-packed Dual Discs and encasing them in a molded white plastic box intricately embossed with the band's song titles. Each disc contains complete album tracks and bonus cuts remastered in High Resolution Stereo on its CD side, while the DVD programming on the flip offers up the audio tracks in expansive new 5.1 Surround Sound mixes, with all of the sonic upgrading personally supervised by Heads drummer Jerry Harrison. Those long overdue audio improvements alone would make it an attractive set, but fans of the band will find its wealth of bonus music (various B-sides and previously unreleased outtakes) and video (including a number of rare live clips seeing their first release here) supplements equally intriguing.
Bonus musical highlights include four rhythmically-charged, unfinished Remain in Light outtakes (including one that eventually evolved into the band's signature "Once in a Lifetime") that allow insightful glimpses into Eno's innovative production techniques on the album, alternate versions of "Cities," "Life During Wartime" and "Mind" from Fear of Music, a countrified version of "Thank You For Sending Me an Angel" from More Songs About.. and a strangely muted early version of another Heads staple, Speaking in Tongue's "Burning Down the House." An early demo of "And She Was" from Little Creatures demostrates that the whole of a glorius pop song can be the assembly of its simple parts. While the additional visual materials (especially the raw early performance clips) are a welcome addition to the Heads' canon, they're also something of a tradeoff: a few of the band's videos are conspicuously absent, including Remain in Light's "Once in a Lifetime." But overlooking a couple of the band's better known promotional moments in favor of revealing new musical treasures and vastly improved, state-of-the-art audio scarcely blunts the appeal of this rewarding career overview. -- Jerry McCulley
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Formed in the mid-70's by art school chums David Byrne, Chris Franz, and Tina Weymouth-and ex-Modern lover Jerry Harrison-Talking Heads rose out of the CBGB punk crucible and proved themselves one of the most artistically adventurous and influential bands ever. Their visionary, polyrhyhmic sound fused elements including rock, funk, and punk with diverse world beats, avant-garde minimalism, and pure pop genius. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002, the band and their groundbreaking repertoire are celebrated in Rhino's deluxe DualDisc upgrade of their catalog. Now their critically praised recordings can be reexperienced as never before, with new DVD-A Surround mixes personally supervised by Jerry Harrison.

DISC 1: TALKING HEADS: 77:
1. Uh-Oh, Love Comes To Town
2. New Feeling
3. Tentative Decisions
4. Happy Day
5. Who Is It?
6. No Compassion
7. Book I Read, The
8. Don't Worry About The Government
9. First Week/Last Week...Carefree
10. Psycho Killer
11. Pulled Up
12. Psycho Killer - (previously unreleased, acoustic)
13. Uh-Oh, Love Comes To Town - (alternate)

DISC 2: MORE SONGS ABOUT BUILDINGS AND FOOD:
1. Thank You For Sending Me An Angel
2. With Our Love
3. Good Thing, The
4. Warning Sign
5. Girls Want To Be With The Girls, The
6. Found A Job
7. Artists Only
8. I'm Not In Love
9. Stay Hungry
10. Take Me To The River
11. Big Country, The
12. Stay Hungry - (previously unreleased, 1977 version)
13. I'm Not In Love - (previously unreleased, alternate version)
14. Big Country, The - (previously unreleased, alternate version)
15. Thank You For Sending Me An Angel - (previously unreleased, "Country Angel" version)

DISC 3: FEAR OF MUSIC:
1. I Zimbra
2. Mind
3. Paper
4. Cities
5. Life During Wartime
6. Memories Can't Wait
7. Air
8. Heaven
9. Animals
10. Electric Guitar
11. Drugs
12. Dancing For Money - (previously unreleased, Unfinished Outtake)
13. Life During Wartime - (previously unreleased, alternate version)
14. Cities - (alternate version)
15. Mind - (previously unreleased, alternate version)

DISC 4: REMAIN IN LIGHT:
1. Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)
2. Crosseyed And Painless
3. Great Curve, The
4. Once In A Lifetime
5. Houses In Motion
6. Seen And Not Seen
7. Listening Wind
8. Overload, The
9. Fela's Riff - (previously unreleased, unfinished outtake)
10. Unison - (previously unreleased, unfinished outtake)
11. Double Groove - (previously unreleased, unfinished outtake)
12. Right Start - (previously unreleased, unfinished outtake)

DISC 5: SPEAKING IN TONGUES:
1. Burning Down The House
2. Making Flippy Floppy
3. Girlfriend Is Better
4. Slippery People
5. I Get Wild / Wild Gravity
6. Swamp
7. Moon Rocks
8. Pull Up The Roots
9. This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)
10. Burning Down The House - (previously unreleased, alternate)

DISC 6: LITTLE CREATURES:
1. And She Was
2. Give Me Back My Name
3. Creatures Of Love
4. Lady Don't Mind, The
5. Perfect World
6. Stay Up Late
7. Walk It Down
8. Television Man
9. Road To Nowhere
10. Road To Nowhere - (previously unreleased, early version)
11. And She Was - (previously unreleased, early version)
12. Television Man - (extended mix)

DISC 7: TRUE STORIES:
1. Love For Sale
2. Puzzlin' Evidence
3. Hey Now
4. Papa Legba
5. Wild Wild Life
6. Radio Head
7. Dream Operator
8. People Like Us
9. City Of Dreams
10. Papa Legba - (previously unreleased, Pops Staples Vocal Version)

DISC 8: NAKED:
1. Blind
2. Mr. Jones
3. Totally Nude
4. Ruby Dear
5. Flowers, (Nothing But)
6. Democratic Circus, The
7. Facts Of Life, The
8. Mommy Daddy You And I
9. Big Daddy
10. Bill
11. Cool Water
12. Sax And Violins

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Andrew Bird - Sovay [CD Single] (2005)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/aiplda

Andrew Bird wrote a song called Sovay, featured on the album The Mysterious Production of Eggs, which is said to borrow loosely from the original English song.
***Sovay is a traditional English folk song about a young woman who dresses as a highwayman in order to test her lover. The name 'Sovay' is probably a corruption of 'Sophie' or 'Sylvie' - both of which appear instead in some versions of the song. Similarly pronounced names are the French Sauvee and Scandinavian Solveig.
Versions of the song have been recorded by: Bert Jansch, Anne Briggs, Martin Carthy & Pentangle.

01 - Sovay
02 - First Song (Live in Los Angeles, CA)
03 - Why? (Live in Flagstaff, AZ)
04 - Action/Adventure (Live in Flagstaff, AZ)
05 - Sovay (Live with My Morning Jacket in Boulder, CO)

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Benoît Pioulard - Enge EP (2005)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ron2uk

After releasing several homemade cassettes and CD-Roms in limited batches, Benoit Pioulard's debut EP for Moodgadget, Enge, would feel right at home among the lo-fi acoustic heroes of the '90s and the indie folk heroes of the '00s. Bells, guitar, and an incoherent Pioulard on vocals reminiscing, but not overlong for the days when names like Lou Barlow and Elliott Smith rolled from the lips of every indie rocker from Boston to Bakersfield. Things get a bit more electronic-based with the cut-up vocals à la Telefon Tel Aviv on "Kids Are Getting Younger," but never really stray too far from home base, making Enge easily accessible for those with a phobia about finding electronics in their acoustic albums. For those who missed out on the limited-edition preciousness of Pioulard's other releases, this is a great place to get acquainted with an artist whose promise is just starting to fully bloom. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide

1 Pinconning (3:08]
2 Kids Are Getting Younger (2:50)
3 Es/Sa (3:12)
4 Sparrowfield (2:37)

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Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers (1969)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/5msqpi

This album made the Airplane's relations with the then ultra-conservative RCA a little tense. The label knew they had potentially one of America's biggest bands on their hands, and were compelled to let them use the "F" word--unprecedented on a major-label release at the time-- on "We Can Be Together." A more substantive sticking point, though, was the group's left-of-center political stance at that time, as expressed on the exhilarating call-to-arms title tune. VOLUNTEERS found the airplane at the vanguard of the burgeoning protest movement as realized in music, and "We Can Be Together" is more of a rallying cry than an invitation to a love-in. Even the Crosby-Stills-Kantner science fiction fantasy "Wooden Ships" is post-apocalyptic rather than dreamily fanciful. "Eskimo Blue Day" and "Good Shepherd" are additional high points, as is the blatant sexuality of "Hey Frederick" where Grace Slick sings "either go away or go all the way in."
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Rolling Stone (2/21/70, p.46) - "...the best cut on the album is their version of 'Wooden Ships': an epic performance, and one of the best the Airplane has ever done....another major song...is 'Hey Fredrick', which contains some really inspired instrumental work..." Rolling Stone (12/7/00, p.114) - 4.5 stars out of 5 - "...The Airplane's last great blast of psychedelic magic...and an honest document of its time, sometimes painfully so....a thrilling testament to the power and beauty of despiar..." Uncut (p.128) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[I]t still creates inspirational heat."

1. We Can Be Together
2. Good Shepherd
3. Farm
4. Hey Fredrick
5. Turn My Life Down
6. Wooden Ships
7. Eskimo Blue Day
8. Song for All Seasons
9. Meadowlands
10. Volunteers

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Killing Joke - Killing Joke (1980)
http://rapidshare.com/files/8804062/Killing_Joke.zip

Killing Joke - What's THIS for (1981)
http://www.zshare.net/download/killing-joke-whats-this-for-rar.html

Killing Joke - Fire Dances (1983)
http://d.turboupload.com/de/794628/p1b4ca7ont.html

Killing Joke - Brighter Than a Thousand Suns (1986)
http://d.turboupload.com/de/689764/u6cmsml7ip.html

Killing Joke - Outside The Gate (1988)
http://www.bestsharing.com/f/ms001142997

Killing Joke - Extremities, dirt & various repressed emotions (1990)
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Killing Joke - Democracy (1996)
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Michael Franti - Songs From the Front Porch: An Acoustic Collection (2004)

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In a world of outspoken artists, names like Steve Earle, John Mellencamp, Madonna, and even the Dixie Chicks come to mind. Michael Franti, ever the ambassador for social justice, is on the second tier of influential names singing without any hidden agenda.

On Songs From The Front Porch, Franti delivers his message unplugged, turned down from his renowned mix of electric soul, funk, and hip-hop amidst his "all the freaky people make the beauty in the world" hustle. Although there’s no mention of his band on the label, Franti is joined by his Spearhead mates, dosing the songs with a bit of groove above the chill voice and acoustic guitar. Featuring three new tunes, "Closer To The Sky," "Firefly," and "Anybody Seen My Mind," Franti delivers more of his hopeful messages in these trying times.

These positive vibrations fill the disc with a bit of Bob Marley here and some Marvin Gaye there. Songs like the chill "Closer To The Sky" and the dreamy "Sometimes" sooth you, rather than rev up the activist engines. Two acoustic versions from 2003's Everyone Deserves Music are also included. "Love’ll Set Me Free," which sounds like a What’s Going On out-take, and the funky "Love Invincible." benefiting from it’s simple chord progression and wurlitzer feed, prove that Franti can make music groove unplugged. Songs from his 2001 musical meditation Stay Human are given similar treatments, as "Oh My God," and "Stay Human" feel naked without their original female vocals harmonies, but manage to feel enlivened just the same.

These low-key tunes probably won’t make Franti’s arch nemesis George W flinch. However Songs From The Front Porch proves that message and voice can be strongly heard by just keeping it simple.

1. Yes I Will
2. Closer to the Sky
3. Firefly
4. Love'll Set Me Free
5. Love Invincible
6. Anybody Seen My Mind
7. Sometimes
8. Stay Human
9. Oh My God
10. Ganja Babe

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Kimya Dawson - I'm Sorry That Sometimes I'm Mean (2002)

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The sound is lo-fi, with occasional unidentifiable room noises intruding over a persistent low hum. The songs are quirky, with titles seldom cropping up prominently in the chorus -- for that matter, it's hard to find a chorus in most of these stream-of-consciousness pieces. Samples and rhythm tracks can be extremely bizarre; "Talking Ernest," for example, stumbles along over a crude cymbal loop as exclamations from one of those string-pull talking figures jab through a simple I-IV guitar strum. In other words, technical flaws and inexplicable oddities riddle I'm Sorry -- and none of them matter. In an almost tuneless monotone (except for her screeching, cathartic, and mystifying recitation of geographical names in the album's last moments), Kimya Dawson offers songs whose childlike language points to darkly introspective undercurrents. The fairytale feel of "Wandering Daughter," for example, infuses a sense of creepy foreboding into lines like "[I'll] give you my life if you give me a quarter," while the reassuring sound of a running shower takes on a pall of impending doom as the words reel between a child's plea and visions of dark violence on "Hold My Hand." By striking a balance between the ravages of experience and the innocence of a trusting nature, Dawson achieves a kind of eloquence that sophisticated production values cannot buy. ~ Robert L. Doerschuk, All Music Guide

1 Trump Style (4:20)
2 Reminders of Then (3:39)
3 Everything's Alright (2:31)
4 Rocks With Holes (7:18]
5 Talking Ernest (5:25)
6 Wandering Daughter (5:51)
7 Eleventeen (4:23)
8 Hold My Hand (5:56)
9 Stinky Stuff (1:57)
10 Sleep (6:02)