Face The Rail - Learning To Die - 2014

Face The Rail - Learning To Die LP
Release: 2014
Label: Katorga Works

Studio Recordings

Greetings! We here at Katorga Works have yet another new release for your consumption, the new Face The Rail LP. Here's our description:

"Face the Rail is one of the Bay Area's longest running and most under-appreciated hardcore punk bands. Playing a unique and high-energy amalgamation of classic west coast skate punk/hardcore, Revolution Summer DC, and even surf rock, the band has proven to be one of the most interesting Bay Area bands, to us, at least. This is their first record in four years and it's more than worth the wait."

We're absolutely in love with this record, which is truly a diamond in the rough, as it's so far off of what is cool in hardcore these days and it just doesn't care.

Thanks,
Adam



Track List:
1. Deep End
2. Heartbreak Kid
3. These Nights
4. Outside Looking In
5. The Pain That Won't End
6. No More Tears
7. Desperation
8. Live & Try
9. Learning To Die


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& i could die tomorrow

Banned and Weird...Saturday Morning Cartoons

Saturday Morning Cartoons

Booby Traps - Banned
 
...with the voice of Mel Blanc


...ummm...WHAT? Thanks Walt.
Walt Disney The Story Of Menstruation



SAILOR AND THE SEAGULL


Sheep Cartoon




The Ren and Stimpy Show - Man's Best Friend The 'Banned' Episode



The Birth of Captain Murphy

Supreme Dope Instrumentals - Various Artists

Supreme Dope Instrumentals - Various Artists

Studio Recordings @320

Track List:

1.tzariZM - With All In Me (Instrumental)
2.Alchemist - Draw Something (Instrumental)
3.Adrian Younge - There Is Only Now (Instrumental)
4.Large Professor - Valuable Lessons (Instrumental)
5.Alchemist - Get It Forever (Instrumental)
6.DeeAre x Kuma - Onmoraki (Instrumental)
7.DJ Skizz - Roast Ya (Instrumental)
8.Snowgoons - Black Snow 2 (Instrumental)
9.Madlib - Thuggin (Instrumental)
10.Large Professor - The Break (Instrumental)
11.Kev Brown - Dope (Instrumental)
12.Anno Domini - Desecrate (Instrumental)
13.Havoc x Ras Kass Light It Up (Instrumental)
14.K-Def x 45 King - Jaguar (Instrumental)
15.Alchemist - I.M.D.K.V. (Instrumental)
16.Talib Kweli x M1 - Checkpoints (Instrumental)
17.Alchemist - Break The Bank (Instrumental)
18.Ras Kass x Apollo Brown - H2O (Instrumental)
19.Lord Finesse - Street Theme (Instrumental)
20.Statik Selektah - Beautiful Music (Instrumental)
21.OH NO x Guilty Simpson - Look Alive (Instrumental)
22.Diamond D x Ras Kass x Guilty Simpson - 187 (Instrumental)
23.Lil Fame x Illa Ghee x Meyhem Lauren x Royal Flush - Sucka Free (Instrumental)
24.Roc Marciano x Apollo Brown - Shotguns in Hell (Instrumental)
25.Mobb Deep - Lifetime (Instrumental)

thanks to datpiff

Supreme Dope

Bobby Keys Is Gone....R.I.P.

Bobby Keys, the saxophonist who played on some of the Rolling Stones‘ biggest and best songs, has died. He was 70 years old. He had been fighting cirrhosis, according to the Nashville Scene.

The musician was born in Texas, and by the time he turned 16, he was touring with Buddy Holly and Bobby Vee. He first met the Stones in 1964, but didn’t play on one of their albums until five years later, when he was one of the musicians brought in to flesh out ‘Let It Bleed.’ He and Keith Richards formed a strong relationship from the start. They even shared a birthdate: December 18.

He played on every Stones album up until 1974′s ‘It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll,’ and then from 1980′s ‘Emotional Rescue’ through their most recent record, 2005′s ‘A Bigger Bang.’ He joined the band’s 1970 tour and was a familiar presence at their shows all the way up until a couple months ago, when he had to drop out of the group’s current tour for medical reasons.


Also check:
Five Guns West

 Rolling Stones Saxophonist Bobby Keys Dies at 70

Let's Buy Happiness - Chants For Friends

http://letsbuyhappiness.com/

Newcastle, UK

Recorded at Chapel Studios, Lincolnshire & 2kz Studio (Ian Grimble) Mastered by Christian Wright at Abbey Road.

Released 03 November 2014
Written by - James Hall, Sarah Hall, Mark Brown, Graeme Martin, James King

The Chameleons - Peel Sessions {Out of Print}

 The Chameleons - Peel Sessions

Studio Recordings @320

{Out Of Print}

The Chameleons were, of course, the ultimate under achievers. The radio sessions caught them in blithe mood, free of the contractual worries that choked their career, and free to do what they always enjoyed most, making music. They wrote unpretentious, intelligent songs and at all times maintained an unusual level of dignity, shunning the spurious and fickle scene many chose to become embroiled within for the sake of their 'careers'. Ultimately, they were a wonderful secret. Now share it.
~More...


Track List:
The Fan & The Bellows *
Here Today *
Looking Inwardly *
Things I wish I'd Said *
Don't Fall **
Nostalgia **
Second Skin **
Dust To Dust
Return Of The Roughnecks +
One Flesh +
Intrigue In Tangiers +
P.S. Goodbye +

Mark Burgess - Bass/Vocals Dave Fielding - Guitar/KeyboardsReg Smithies - Guitar Brian Schofield - Drums * John Lever - Drums *+ Alistair Lewthwaite - Keyboard **
* Producer: Tony Wilson; Engineer: Dave Dade; Recorded 8/6/81 © BBC 1981
** Producer: Barry Andrews; Recorded 8/6/83 © BBC 1983
+ Producer: Dale Griffin; Engineer: Mike Robinson; Recorded 5/5/84 © BBC 1984

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The Golden Shower Radio Hour #4

Steel Pole Bath Tub - Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride

Jucifer - Pontius Of Palia

North American Bison - Broken Dreams

Sarabellum - 4,No 5 children

Arabrot - Throwing Rocks At The Devil

Triclops!- Lovesong for the Botfly

Sourvein - Bleeding Charm

King Sour - Six Pack Of Heroin

Bleach03 - The Head That Controls 

Sockeye - The Boy With Breast Implants

Harvey Milk - Jimmy Pages

Migas - Let's make Out

Heroine Shieks - Cock Asia

Pussy Galore - Damage II

Cherubs - Dave of the Moon

Chinese Cookie Poets - La Raza

Nausea - Clutches

King Missile - Love Is

Killdozer - When The Levee Breaks

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Wire - Live New and Old

You have to hand it to them: for a band born of the brashness and youthful vigour of 77 punk, Wire had no real right to release an album as fresh and sparkling as last year’s Red Barked Tree. With the plaudits still ringing like tinnitus in their ears, the legendary experimental / post-punk/indie / art rock / whateveryouwannacallthem act launched into a cranny-poking tour that begat this typically forward-focused set for Radio France.

Rather than aiming to appease fly-by-night fans, The Black Session instead eschews the current trend for revisiting past glories and takes stock of more recent successes: apt, perhaps, for a band who did the whole Plays (Insert Classic Album) In Its Entirety shtick a couple of years before All Tomorrow’s Parties began its Don’t Look Back series and carried out the exercise as an act of land-salting rather than one of thumb-twiddling nostalgia.

Proceedings start with the deceptive – and somewhat listless – lull of Adapt before giving way to the surge and crash of Comet, an invigorating blast of frantic energy that leaves you wondering whether they were just toying with us during the lacklustre opener. It’s not until we’re five tracks deep that a true oldie appears – 1988’s Kidney Bingos – and they’re only intermittently peppered throughout from then on in, with sporadic nods to 154, a scuttling rendition of The Drill and a borderline-iconoclastic take on Pink Flag that sprawls beyond the 10-minute mark as it rounds the album out.

As well as a fitting tour totem for those who were there, The Black Session also serves as a neat manifesto update for those who should’ve been paying closer attention. That said, it isn’t perfect: the live setting inevitably meaning the loss of much lapidary polish and perfectionism while certain bubbling undercurrents are eclipsed by brash thrashes and thumps. Thankfully, though, the songs that underpin any given aural experiment are more than enough to make up for the lack of gloss, the band dishing out immaculately-placed jibes that slice to the bone and highlight a sharp, intellectual take on rock music that continues to prove you don’t have to dumb things down while letting your pop sensibilities win out.
~Alex Deller 2012 - BBC Music 

Interview with Wire




Black Session Available here

On The Box

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Happy Thanksgiving!!

The Stranglers - Live Markthalle, Hamburg 1985

The Red Devils - Live Pinkpop 1993

R.I.P. Lester Butler.

The Red Devils - Live at Pinkpop 

Landgraaf, Netherlands - 1993
MP4 video and MP3 @vbr 0

My time with Lester Butler...

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Velvet Revolver - Independente Days Festival, Italy 2006 {Repost}

Velvet Revolver - Independente Days Festival

Areana Parco Nord, September 5, 2004
Bologna, Italy
FM Source (?) @192

Track List:
- SUCKER TRAIN BLUES (5:13)
- DO IT FOR THE KIDS (4:24)
- HEADSPACE (4:03)
- SPECTACLE (3:22)
- BIG MACHINE (4:57)
- FALL TO PIECES (4:25)
- SET ME FREE (7:14)
- IT'S SO EASY (4:09)
- SEX TYPE THING (5:56)
- SLITHER (6:41)

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Bologna '06


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The Stranglers - All Live And All of the Night {Out of Print}

The Stranglers - All Live And All of the Night

Soundboard @ flac

(original version*)

{Out Of Print}

*Cover shown is for the remastered version which has 7 additional bonus tracks.

It is also Out of Print.

If you have the remastered version throw us a link!!

Recorded at Le Zenith, Paris, April 29th 1985, Hammersmith Odeon, London, March 31st 1987 and The Reading Festival, August 30th 1987. 

Track List:
1. No More Heroes
2. Was It You
3. Down In The Sewer
4. Always The Sun
5. Golden Brown
6. North Winds
7. European Female
8. Strange Little Girl
9. Nice N Sleazy
10. Toiler On The Sea
11. Spain
12. London Lady
13.  All Day And All Of The Night
 
Backing Vocals – Dave Greenfield
Bass – J.J. Burnel
Drums – Jet Black
Engineer – Max Bisgrove
Guitar – Hugh Cornwell
Keyboards – Dave Greenfield
Mixed By – Jet Black, Ted Hayton
Percussion – Jet Black
Photography By – Malcom Heywood, Nik Yeomans, Pennie Smith
Producer – Stranglers, The, Ted Hayton
Saxophone – Alex Gifford
Trombone – Chris Lawrence
Trumpet – Jason Votier
Vocals – Hugh Cornwell, J.J. Burnel


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All Live

Various Artists - Life In The Fat Lane IV {Out of Print}

Various Artists - Life In The Fat Lane IV {Out of Print}

Studio Recordings @ VBR
{Out of Print}

...a punk, thrash, etc.,  compilation to make you deafer than you already are.

Track List:

1. May 16 - Lagwagon
2. Road Rash - Mad Caddies
3. Coming Too Close - No Use For A Name
4. Pass The Buck - Sick Of It All
5. Twat Called Maurice - Consumed
6. Promise To Distinction - Swingin' Utters
7. Heresy, Hypocracy And Revenge - Good Riddance
8. Do You Wanna Fight Me - Frenzal Rhomb
9. The Exumation Of Virginia Madison - Strung Out
10. Taken - Avail
11. San Dimas High School Football Rules - The Ataris
12. Old School Pig - Tilt
13. Part Time SF Ecologist - Goober Patrol
14. The Plan - NOFX
15. Keep The Beat - Snuff
16. Dummy Up - Screeching Weasel
17. My Favorite Things - Me First & The Gimme Gimme's
18. Quadret Im Kreis - Wizo

Fat Lane

 

Tears For Fears - Live Rockpalast 1983

Tears For Fears - Live Rockpalast

Sartory-Sale Koln, Germany
May 12, 1983

aka- 'The Hurting Live'
Soundboard @224

Set List:
01 Memories Fade
02 TheWay You Are
03 Suffer The Children
04 Pale Shelter 05 The Prisoner
06 Ideas As Opiates
07 The Hurting
08 Mad World 09 Watch Me Bleed
10 Change
11 Start Of The Breakdown
Encores
12 Mad World (reprise)
13 Pale Shelter (reprise)

Band:
Roland Orzabal - vocals, guitar
Curt Smith - vocals, bass
Ian Stanley - keyboards
David Lord - keyboards
Manny Elias - drums

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Rockpalast '83

From the "In case you missed it department"

Since most of you don't comment or look at the comments, here's something that 
our friend Ruben left us....


The Slow Poisoners - Great Spiders and Diamond Powder

"In 1997 I played in The Slow Poisoners out of San Francisco and played on this album, 'Great Spiders & Diamond Powder' for which I never saw a dime."

more here....Five Guns West 

The War On Drugs - Best Kept Secret Festival & KEXP 2014

The War On Drugs - Best Kept Secret Festival 2014

Beekse Bergen, Hilvarenbeek, NL.

June 21, 2014

Soundboard @320

(not the complete show)

An Ocean in Between the Waves
Baby Missiles
Eyes to the Wind
Under the Pressure
Burning
Red Eyes
Your Love Is Calling My Name

The War on Drugs - Live on KEXP 

Seattle, WA.

March 28, 2014
FM Source @320

Intro
An Ocean In Between The Waves
talk
Eyes to the Wind
Interview
Red Eyes
talk
Suffering
Outro

You can Hear more here....
and
here

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...Drugs '14

Arthur Lee and Love - Live Edinburgh, UK 2002

Arthur Lee and Love
The Liquid Room

Edinburgh, UK
June 3, 2002

Good Audience Recording @flac 

http://lovearthurlee.com/index.html

...probably only for real devotees and completists

Set List:
Crowd
My Little Red Book
Orange Skies
Your Mind And We Belong Together
She Comes In Colours
Alone Again Or
Andmoreagain
Bummer In The Summer
Signed D.C.
Between Clark & Hilldale
Live And Let Live
The Red Telephone
You Set The Scene
Everybody's Gotta Live/Instant Karma
7 & 7 Is
My Flash On You
Stephanie Knows Who
A House Is Not A Motel
Singing Cowboy

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Liquid Room '02


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The Stranglers - Live at the Hope & Anchor 1977 {Out of Print}

The Stranglers - Live at the Hope & Anchor 

November 22, 1977

London, UK.

Soundboard @HQvbr
Out of Print

Available used for 60pounds in UK or about $93.50 U.S.

Set List
1.Tits
2.Choosey Suzie
3.Goodbye Toulouse
4.Bitching
5.Mean to me
6.School mam
7.Peasent in the big shitty
8.In the shadows
9.Walk on by
10.Princess of the streets
11.Go buddy go
12.No more heroes
13.Straighten out
14.Peaches
15.Hanging around
16.Dagenham Dave
17.Sometimes
18.Bring on the Nubiles
19.London lady

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The Ophelias - Self Titled First LP 1987

A Special Thanks to Ruben at  http://fivegunswest.blogspot.com

 The Ophelias - Self Titled First LP 1987

The Ophelias were a San Francisco based band led by multi-instrumentalist and singer Leslie Medford. Pulling influences from all over the place, with a special nod to prog rock and the works of Peter Hammill, The Ophelias were one of the more refreshing and original bands around the San Francisco Bay Area at the time.

"I moved back to San Francisco around August of 1984. I immediately started playing with a group called 'Jimmy Baker', named after the first person to be electrocuted to death by electricity. We played the Mabuhay Gardens, The Farm, and all the other San Francisco dives to little fanfare and little money."....

Find The Rest of the Story and the Music Here...

David Sylvian & Robert Fripp - The First Day 1993

David Sylvian & Robert Fripp

The First Day

Studio Soundboard Recordings @ 320

{Out of Print}

David Sylvian - Japan frontman, master of soft melancholy. Robert Fripp, responsible for some of the most evil, demonic guitar playing on record. At first glance this would seem like a match made in hell.  On listening to The First Day, however - and I mean repeated listening, giving it the chance to sink in - we see that everything makes sense. Their musical personalities perfectly balance each other out. Fripp's predilection towards aimless white noise is offset by Sylvian's masterful sense of melody, and Sylvian's occasional lapse into cliches is saved by an unexpected guitar riff. They play off, between and around each other to product a heady stew of sounds and tones, full of surprises. The solo on "Firepower" and psychedelic phase of "20th Century Dreaming" alone would be worth the price, but there's so much more. In "God's Monkey," "Brightness Falls" and "Jean the Birdman" we get a taste of Sylvian's short, structured work given flavor by Fripp's ether and the masterful Stick work of Trey Gunn. Through the entire album Trey is all over the place, and yet always seems just where he should be without any overreaching. The best comparison I can make is to Jaco Pastorius's bass work on Joni Mitchell's Shadows & Light. But I digress.
In addition to masterully blending previous styles and letting loose with some of their most inspired playing in years, Robert and David take on house-techno music and ambient psychedelia - and do it better than musicians half their age. "Darshan," despite being a 17-minute take on the same dance rhythm, doesn't get repetitive; there's some dreamy synth or ear-twisting guitar around every corner. The last half of "20th Century Dreaming" sounds like aimless ambient fluff the first time, but there are layers of sounds and instrumentation you'll need headphones to pick apart. Following 55 minutes of this mentally exhausting mayhem, Fripp brings out a solo ambient piece to wind things down peacefully. This is an album probably more appreciated by Fripp fans than Sylvian fans, but definitely worth a listen from both.
~Spiral Mind

One of my favorite recordings...

Track List:
1-God's Monkey
2-Jean The Birdman    
3-Firepower
4-Brightness Falls    
5-20th Century Dreaming (A Shaman's Song)
6-Darshan (The Road To Graceland)
7-Bringing Down The Light

Chapman Stick [Grand And Tenor], Vocals – Trey Gunn
Drums, Percussion – Jerry Marotta
Guitar, Electronics [Frippertronics] – Robert Fripp
Guitar, Keyboards, Tape, Vocals – David Sylvian

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First Day

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