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EA Carpeted Brick; see here for context.

I had forgotten how much that thread made me laugh.

can - future days and past nights
http://www.mediafire.com/?33sujjjd9s1

aphrodite's child - it's five o'clock
http://www.mediafire.com/?sgjv6u0gv1j

the rising storm - calm before...
http://www.mediafire.com/?dhcc0u3cjnz

simmo wrote:You're a good man, and thorough.

Thorough but slow unfortunately. Anyroad here you go. Psyche/Beat/Garage from around the globe.

Finland
France 1
France 2
Mexico 1
Mexico 2
Oz 1
Oz 2
Kiwi 1
Kiwi 2
UK
Japan
Italiano
Nederlands
Thailand 1
Thailand 2 (Stolen link to complete the set)
Montmacedosbia Herzogroatilovoenianegroia

I have a barrow load more Mexican garage which is great and some poppier stuff from France, Japan, Cambodia, Italy and South America. Lots of stomping US stuff also.

b

Ivan Dobsky wrote:

simmo wrote:You're a good man, and thorough.

Thorough but slow unfortunately. Anyroad here you go. Psyche/Beat/Garage from around the globe.

Finland
France 1
France 2
Mexico 1
Mexico 2
Oz 1
Oz 2
Kiwi 1
Kiwi 2
UK
Japan
Italiano
Nederlands
Thailand 1
Thailand 2 (Stolen link to complete the set)
Montmacedosbia Herzogroatilovoenianegroia

I have a barrow load more Mexican garage which is great and some poppier stuff from France, Japan, Cambodia, Italy and South America. Lots of stomping US stuff also.

b

wow, thanks ivan!

Ivan Dobsky wrote:

simmo wrote:You're a good man, and thorough.

Thorough but slow unfortunately. Anyroad here you go. Psyche/Beat/Garage from around the globe.

Finland
France 1
France 2
Mexico 1
Mexico 2
Oz 1
Oz 2
Kiwi 1
Kiwi 2
UK
Japan
Italiano
Nederlands
Thailand 1
Thailand 2 (Stolen link to complete the set)
Montmacedosbia Herzogroatilovoenianegroia

I have a barrow load more Mexican garage which is great and some poppier stuff from France, Japan, Cambodia, Italy and South America. Lots of stomping US stuff also.

b

You are so kind, yet so cruel! So much great shit, but it's on Rapidshare! It's gonna take a fucking week!

FuzzBob wrote:You are so kind, yet so cruel! So much great shit, but it's on Rapidshare! It's gonna take a fucking week!

I know a method.......which used to be foolproof until a few weeks ago & not worth your time. I have even used their premium subscriptions a few times, not worth it, atleast for me.

Simple way out, but something which requires monitoring to expedite the completion of your downloads is to restart your router/modem once you are done with a download. This should work on a private/home connection. On an office/university connection, I am not sure.

This is the first half of a 10 cd set of High Rises "Psychedelic Atmosphere Beatnik Tour 2000." I will post the other half tomorrow.


The concept is composed with heavy, radical sound and rock'n'roll ideological formation. -Asahito Nanjo

disc 1 High Rise- Boston 3.12.00
http://www.mediafire.com/?bfspl3lxzox

disc 2 Ohkami No Jikan- San Francisco 3.19.00
http://www.mediafire.com/?gmn3rvrwc2j

disc 3 High Rise- Los Angeles 3.20.00
http://www.mediafire.com/?y1dyuz4rxtg

disc 4 High Rise- Philadelphia 3.15.00 & Major Stars Boston 3.12.00
http://www.mediafire.com/?21ddgm9y1xd

disc 5 New York 3.14.00
http://www.mediafire.com/?edz2mzzn0mw
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Psychedelia in Japan

Whatever your preference - the dark complex spaces of Fushitsusha or Kosokuya, the speaker-popping intensity of High Rise, the limpid folk forms of Ghost or Ché-Shizu or the corrosive electronic noise of Masonna and Merzbow - the sounds of the Japanese psychedelic underground have played a key part in recent avant-rock. Defined as much by what they had in common as by what separated them, these artists and their contemporaries share at least a common concern with space. This ranges from the extremes of the annulment of space via sonic density to the creation of new aural spaces from a combination of existing sounds. It's this concern with space along with an interest in improvised or non-composed forms of musical expression that seems to lie at the heart of Japanese psychedelicism.

While psychedelic music in the West was initially defined through association with drugs and altered states of consciousness things are a little different in Japan. Many Japanese musicians producing psychedelic music aim to produce music that will have a profound effect on the listener but they view the music in itself as being powerful enough to achieve this. Some of the most prominent of the musicians are resolutely anti-drugs - Kosugi Takehisa, Haino Keiji, Nanjo Asahito - are all on record with their anti-drug views. For the majority at least it is not an issue that comes up when discussing their music While a few groups make explicit reference to drug culture in their songs or publicity in many cases this seems a calculated image. High Rise is a classic case in point with the band's original title and lyrics chosen as an anti-drugs statement: "The concept was to save the junkies...(the lyrics to our early albums) just say that if you want to take drugs, you're going to have to be prepared to die." (Nanjo Asahito, Opprobrium Issue 3, November 1996). Given the stringent anti-drug laws in Japan and harsh penalties meted out to offenders these attitudes are hardly surprising.

...continues here

Enjoy.

Tripod Jimmie - Long Walk Off A Short Pier

http://www.mediafire.com/?b9u9st0vh54





http://www.mediafire.com/?yxjetgymaok

I only ripped "Jeffry I Hear You" from the 7inch. It's awesome.