Skronk wrote:Damn Sendspace won't let me upload a full folder unless I pay. Goddamn it.

What are you trying to upload?
There's a 300MB max and that's it.
Have you set up an account?

I have the free one, but it says I can only upload folders if I have a premium account. I wanted to upload Steel Pole Bath Tub's Unlistenable. It has 19 tracks, and the most I can upload at once is five.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/a3ewqc



http://www.sendspace.com/file/b9m80u

I'm a bit late. Oh well.

Skronk wrote:I have the free one, but it says I can only upload folders if I have a premium account. I wanted to upload Steel Pole Bath Tub's Unlistenable. It has 19 tracks, and the most I can upload at once is five.

Flac, man, Flac.

Skronk wrote:I have the free one, but it says I can only upload folders if I have a premium account. I wanted to upload Steel Pole Bath Tub's Unlistenable. It has 19 tracks, and the most I can upload at once is five.

you must zip them into one folder, then upload the folder.

Oh. Thanks, Nina.

Woah...did I just wake up with everything Bastro ever put out?

You like old school hardcore?
Check out Universal of Armageddon
http://www.sendspace.com/file/zwj5rp

It is your gift from the gods, rayj.

In return for dedicating so many hours to posting up that awesome collection
of Mort Garson stuff.

Thank you very much for going to all that trouble. I will cherish it.

Nina

DARK - ROUND THE EDGES (1972)

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

Rare 1972 Prog/Hard Rock album from short-lived English band Dark. Most recently reissued on vinyl in 1990 (about 250 copies) and appreciated amongst my group of friends. I think only a handful of copies were originally pressed. Steve Giles, the Dark's guitarist, was also responsible for the beautiful sleeve photo.

I totally love this album, but it might take a a few listens before you get into. They may not be the worlds greatest musicians but they seem to have made a unique record, albeit occasionally cack-handed. Certainly one of the best fuzz sounds I've heard on any pysch-record. 'Zero Time' is the my favourite track, with it's use of guitar strikes to conjure lightning strikes, and watch for the toilet-flush sound that interrupts the guitar solo on 'R.C.8'!

Magic.