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Talking about Tropicalia/post 60's psychedelic folk from Brasil and Latin America, there's a certain person who does deserve a bigger credit and attention here (althrough it could be a outsider/loner genre easily too):

http://youtube.com/watch?v=d1oMXH5xJDg

Alastair wrote:I found Samla a bit twee, although "Familjesprickor", when they became Zamla Mammaz Manna, was better.

It's not surprising that Tatsuya Yoshida likes them so much.

Twee Pop.

Wicked Witch - Chaos: 1978-86 (EM 2009)

reformation post tlc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keQ3y9Jq ... r_embedded

Chamberpot - Chamberpot (Bead Records 1976)

(fmu blog copyright) [*]"Back in 1991, the Russian avant-garde musician Sergey Kuryokhin (1954-1996) went on Russian television with his theory that Lenin was a mushroom. A phenomenal pianist with great 80s hair, Kuryokhin was the first to record for the English free jazz label Leo Records, now a po...

Copernicus - Nothing Exists (Ski Records 1985)

Boris Vian haha, didn't know his was a songwriter too. loved his writing a while back. He was a briliant songwriter, singer and sometimes did played instruments too, like here: [*]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b5Cs0AlsZM[*] Anette Peacock her first, "x-dreams", was a classic. They don't get much ...

Lydia Mendoza, Ike Turner, Lucia Pamela, Arthur Russell, Ihor Cymbrowskyj, Kim Fowley, Karel Kryl, Kimya Dawson, Phyllis Dillon, Foetus, Virginia Astley, Ivor Cutler, Svitlana Okhrimenko, Boris Vian, Sylvia Hallet, Victor Neborak, Dory Previn, Curtis Mayfield, Laurie Anderson, Bulat Okudzhava, Abner...

Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's Bernie Rhodes:

Being at that topic, does anyone can recommend any vintage recordings of traditional taoist music from China or albums with chinese imperial court music? (ancient, medieval, early music general)

I think his 'Perceval le Gallois' from 1978, based on Chretien De Troyes version taken from the arthurian legends is one of the best movies ever made, and definitely one of most interesting visions of medieval times in cinema history.

Bob Cobbing, mid-60's

Michael Rother (2008)

The Pyramids (1974)

Dan Warburton wrote:[img]http://auteurs_production.s3.amazonaws.com/stills/13635/bitter-tears-of-petra-von-kant.png[/img]

Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Die bitteren Tränen der Petra von Kant, 1972

Derek Jarman's favourite Fassbinder movie

Few years ago there was some interview with Gary Numan, where he stated that 'Are Friends Electric?' was all about man having fixation on a gay machine prostitute in some late 70's soho club or 'Heaven' type disco back then.Oh, and he also did noticed that it wasn't a common top of the pops fodder i...

the orchestra drowns wrote:Forbidden Colours is gorgeous.

Mark Stewart did cover of that song as "Forbidden Colour" on his 1987 self-titled lp.Orginal version sounds like Spandau Ballet.

I wonder who will actually buy the DVD, with a price tag of $85 (plus shipping) for the special edition. I sure won't. If the one of the objectives of the DVD was to create some awareness of this music for listeners outside of it - the edition will fall short of that because few will be able to aff...

'elevator operator' by the rays is all about it's title

[*]]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-cAGblRdwg[*]