Psych, foreign beats, soul grooves and general exotica thread (2 Viewers)

[M. Stratosphere]

Les Annees Pscychedeliques 1966 - 1972
great collection of tracks on this, with bonus beats tracks included aswell

yeah my favourate Gainsbourg track is on that, "Requiem Pour en con" hard enough to track down on 7", appeared on a few non french b-sides.
there is a collector in Paris i know of that has a 14 minute accetate version of it!! would love to hear it

 

[M. Stratosphere]

dug out the Pugh album during the week forgot how good it is, was reminded of it by the drum breaks thread, getting loads of spins this week.
most people will recognise the intro !ninjaaaa

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[M. Stratosphere]

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super footage this

 

[nlgbbbblth]

DJ ANCHOVY !!

 

[M. Stratosphere]

DJ ANCHOVY !!

 

[dunderhead]

got a copy of the natural yogurt band reissue 2x10" LP yesterday

reallly good stuff. doesn't look like they ever tour unfortunately

belongs in this thread

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[Jerry Twig]

Why are psych vinyl re-issues so obscenely expensive these days?
Lazy Bones by Witch is $50, for a slab of vinyl. Frankly, I think Sunbeam and the like are taking the piss out of psych fans 'must-have' obsessiveness.

 

[cletus_buckley]

more turkish stuff from finders keepers (votels reissue label)

FKR011CD/LP SELDA
SELDA
The second release in our Turkish ANATOLIAN INVASION series

"REISSUE OF THE MONTH" OBSERVER MUSIC MONTHLY
"This one case where hearing is honestly believing" 5/5 RECORD COLLECTOR
"This record is absolutely bananas! Selda got me completely open on the fuzzed-out Turkish breaks. Finders Keepers is holding jewels, cop this joint by any means!" ANDRE TORRES (WAX POETICS)
Whether it's the haunting political balladry, monster beats or screaming saz, Selda! You're beautiful when you're angry." GRUFF RHYS (SUPER FURRY ANIMALS)
"Her words and voice have left me stunned each and every time, the most beautiful poetry delivered with compelling energy." EROL ALKAN

›› MORE INFO AND SOUNDCLIPS

I love that Selda record, but I nearly always end up getting a kebab after sticking it on which is not to good.

A couple more gems

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[Mitchum]

Lovin' "Rare Electronic Pop from the Lollywood Vaults 1973-1980" on Finders Keepers.
Pakistani goodness, equal parts Sargeant Pepper and James Bond.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Why are psych vinyl re-issues so obscenely expensive these days?
Lazy Bones by Witch is $50, for a slab of vinyl. Frankly, I think Sunbeam and the like are taking the piss out of psych fans 'must-have' obsessiveness.

that's way too high.
I'd either a) hang on for an original or b) buy the CD

a reissue is a reissue - whether it's CD or vinyl.

 

[therealjohnny]

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[dunderhead]

picked this up last week. great variety of tracks from around the world

threw it on for the first time this morning. some really great stuff on it. couple of standout tracks so far,

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[dunderhead]

have heard a couple of tunes off this album online. on my list of next purchases. this track is killer. some korean dude was the brains behind it. got in female vocalist to sing the tunes. made in 73

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[dunderhead]

Don't be tempted by 'Anywhere' .... the cover promises much with its nudie Japanese on hogs but it's pretty much all ropey cover versions. 'Satori' is light years ahead.

wish i remember seeing this a year or 2 ago. picked up 'anywhere' around then. you are spot on. what a shit album! "there is a house in new or-reans, they call is the lising sun"ugh huh huh huh. skipping through this thread its amazing how many albums i've come across/been recommended in the passed couple of years. should have just stuck to this thread

 

[old]

have heard a couple of tunes off this album online. on my list of next purchases. this track is killer. some korean dude was the brains behind it. got in female vocalist to sing the tunes. made in 73

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I like the first couple of songs on this, but it doesn't keep up the pace all through...

 

[Jerry Twig]

that's way too high.
I'd either a) hang on for an original or b) buy the CD

a reissue is a reissue - whether it's CD or vinyl.

It has since been re reissued at a much more affordable price. Good things come to those who wait

 

[dunderhead]

I like the first couple of songs on this, but it doesn't keep up the pace all through...

cheers. will look into that. have heard 2 or 3 which i liked but pretty certain it was the running order i heard

 

[Kermit McDermott]

I have this compilation on the boil for ages now, almost finished. Its all foreign girlie singers from the 60's & 70's.

1. JUN MAYUZUMI - DOYOU NO YORU NANIKA GA ORIKU (1969) JAPAN
2. RIA BARTOK - ECOUTE MON COEUR (1965) FRANCE
3. FRANCE GALL - LA ROSE DES VENTS (1965) FRANCE
4. ANDREA PARISY - LAISSE TOMBER LES TABOUS (1964) FRANCE
5. LIA UYA - MIENTES (1971) SPAIN
6. FRANCE GALL - CHASSE NEIGE (1971) FRANCE
7. ZOUZOU - TU FAIS PARTIE DU PASSE (1967) FRANCE
8. MARISA SANNIA - LA CANZONE DI ORFEO (1970) ITALY
9. RYOKO MORIYAMA - AME AGARI NO SAMBA (1968) JAPAN
10. FRANCOISE HARDY - MON AMIE LA ROSE (1964) FRANCE
11. BRIGITTE FONTAINE - IL PLUET (1968) FRANCE
12. NELSON ANGELO & JOYCE - VIVO OU MORTO (1972) BRAZIL
13. ELPIDA - HE WILL COME, HE WILL COME (1973) GREECE
14. FRANCOISE HARDY - LES FEUILLES MORTES (1965) FRANCE
15. ORNELLA VANONI - CASA BIANCA (1968) ITALY
16. AYUMI ISHIDA - TAITOU WA NAITE IRU (1968) JAPAN
17. ANNIE PHILIPPE - LES ENFANTS DE FINLANDE (1967) FRANCE
18. CARMEN ANDALORO - SULLA NEVE CON TE ITALY
19. CHRISTINE DELAROCHE - LA PORTE A COTE (1966) FRANCE
20. AKI IZUMI - KOI WA HEART DE
21. ELSA LAURENT - QUAND ON S'APPELLE
22. CHARLOTTE WALTERS - FLEURS DE PAVOT BLEUS
23. ANNIE PHILIPPE - MES AMIS, ME COPAINS
24. ZUMRUT - YANIMDAKI GOLGEN (1969) TURKEY
25. DALIDA & ALAIN DELON - PAROLES
26. SYLVIE VARTAM - UNE FEUILLE D'OR

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Nice one prefuse. Where did you get the Elpida track?

 

[Kermit McDermott]

Found a lot of tracks through this blog as well http://blow-up-doll.blogspot.ie/