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24.7.12
21.6.12
Emmanuelle
Pierre Bachelet & Herve Roy - Emmanuelle OST (1974)
Quality: mp3 : 320 kbps : 66.62 MB
Total Time:35':22''
Quality: mp3 : 320 kbps : 66.62 MB
Total Time:35':22''
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14.5.12
Philip Glass : Qatsi Trilogy
Koyaanisqatsi : Life out of balance 1982
Powaqqatsi : Life in transformation 1987
Naqoyqatsi : Life as war 2002
Ko-Yaa-Nis-Katsi (from the Hopi language) lets you experience the acceleration and density of modern society in a new way. It invites you to consider the benevolence of technology and the notion of progress in the world we live in. A world out of balance.
Translation of the Hopi Prophecies sung in the film
Translation of the Hopi Prophecies sung in the film
If we dig precious things from the land,
we will invite disaster.
Near the Day of Purification, there will be cobwebs
spun back and forth in the sky.
A container of ashes might one day be thrown
from the sky, which could burn the land
and boil the ocean.
we will invite disaster.
Near the Day of Purification, there will be cobwebs
spun back and forth in the sky.
A container of ashes might one day be thrown
from the sky, which could burn the land
and boil the ocean.
Po-waq-qa-tsi (from the Hopi language, powaq sorcerer + qatsi life) n., an entity, a way of life, that consumes the life forces of other beings in order to further its own life.
Naqoyqatsi is a Hopi word (more correctly written Naqö̀yqatsi) meaning "life as war".
9.5.12
Fritz The Cat & Heavy Traffic [OST]
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Fritz the Cat [1972]
Heavy Traffic [1973]
or
Fritz The Cat & Heavy Traffic
pt 1 - pt 2
1 - 13 Fritz the Cat :: 14 - 27 Heavy Traffic
16.4.12
The Tree Of Life
Alexandre Desplat - The Tree Of Life (2011)
Lakeshore Records
MP3, 320 kbps : 140 mb
:: The Tree Of Life ::
8.4.12
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11.3.12
Step across the border
Fred Frith - Step across the border (OST, 1990)
Step Across the Border is a 1990 avant-garde documentary film on English guitarist, composer and improviser Fred Frith. It was written and directed by Nicolas Humbert and Werner Penzel and released in Germany and Switzerland.
Shot in black and white, the 35mm documentary was filmed between 1988 and 1990 in Japan, Italy, France, Germany, England, the United States and Switzerland
Line-up:Tom Cora - cello, drums, vocals
Zeena Parkins - keyboards, drums, vocals
Bill Laswell - bass
Fred Maher - drums
Bob Ostertag - synthesizer, tape, sampler
Haco - piano, vocals
John Zorn - alto saxophone
Daihachi Oguchi - drums
Rene Lussier - bass
Kevin Norton - drums
Jean Derome - alto saxophone
Hans Bruniusson - drums
Eino Haapala - guitar, drums
Lars Hollmer - keyboards
Tim Hodgkinson - bass clarinet
Pavel Fajt - beercans, guitar, vocals
Iva Bittova - violin, vocals
Tina Curran - bass
25 songs
1990, Rec Rec music
7.3.12
29.11.11
Mushroom Ceremony Of The Mazatec Indians
María Sabina - Mushroom Ceremony of the Mazatec Indians of Mexico (1957)
Original release: Folkways Records 8975, 1957
Recording by Gordon & Valentina Wasson in Huautla de Jiménez,
an the Mazatec Mountains on the northern corner of the State of Oaxaca, Mexico, July 21, 1956
Participants: native Mexican curandera (witch-doctor) Maria Sabina, a male Mazatec indian, the Wassons and some research friends of theirs.
1. Chjon Nka (2:53)
2. Chjon Nca Catain (4:45)
3. Santo...Nana (2:07)
4. Papa Papai (1:26)
5. Na? Al-Ni Tso (1:04)
6. Ji ñai na (1:46)
7. Jan Jesu Cri (3:42)
8. Ji ñai (4:20)
9. San Pedro (3:32)
10. Soso Soso... (2:38)
11. Name of Plants (1:35)
12. Pedro Martinez (1:17)
13. Don't Be Concerned, Old One (2:37)
14. Birds (1:37)
15. Humming, Etc... (1:52)
16. Soft Singing (4:23)
17. Finale (0:48)
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The insert booklet is essential, and contains one of the relatively few photos of the Wasson couple, looking quite the explorers and a long way from Gordon Wasson's NYC banking background. See scans below for more background information and a partial translation of Sabina's rap.
Comments: This field recording is of substantial historical interest, both as the earliest known vinyl document of people under the influence of hallucinogens, and as part of the Wasson couples legendary forays into remote Mexican mountains on the trail of an obscure mushroom cult. Wasson's exploits became the subject of a Life magazine article which is a watershed event in the history of psychedelics, and the psilocybin shrooms would attract interest from the whole academic/literary/ethno-botanic hallucinogen set in the late 1950s. Although the Mazatec mushroom culture has been well documented over the years, this particular LP has drawn less attention than Wasson's works and the many subsequent essays and books published, but is obviously worth attention.
The actual contents feature curandera Maria Sabina (who would later become famous, as part of the Wasson effect) eating the shrooms and setting out on a transcental journey to invoke the mushroom spirit, reporting with a steady flow of words her experiences. The reports are spoken in her native Mazatec dialect, but an ambitious translation/transcription attempt by a linguistic expert can be found on the accompanying booklet. The mushroom cult is eclectic, combining elements of Catholicism with a pantheistic strain, in a way typical for many surviving plant cults around the world. Her voice is an old woman's, often tired, sometimes venturing into sing-songy nursery rhyme structures, and during the beginning of side 2 (where she's peaking, bro) moving into a very rapid, unbroken flow of words. Rather remarkable, and according to those who have tripped with it, an efficient guide despite not being a successful invocation of the mushroom spirit (see booklet scans below for explanation). Sounds of nature, nightbirds, barking dogs, and frequent mutterings from Sabina's fellow Mazatec traveller are also audible.
Comments: This field recording is of substantial historical interest, both as the earliest known vinyl document of people under the influence of hallucinogens, and as part of the Wasson couples legendary forays into remote Mexican mountains on the trail of an obscure mushroom cult. Wasson's exploits became the subject of a Life magazine article which is a watershed event in the history of psychedelics, and the psilocybin shrooms would attract interest from the whole academic/literary/ethno-botanic hallucinogen set in the late 1950s. Although the Mazatec mushroom culture has been well documented over the years, this particular LP has drawn less attention than Wasson's works and the many subsequent essays and books published, but is obviously worth attention.
The actual contents feature curandera Maria Sabina (who would later become famous, as part of the Wasson effect) eating the shrooms and setting out on a transcental journey to invoke the mushroom spirit, reporting with a steady flow of words her experiences. The reports are spoken in her native Mazatec dialect, but an ambitious translation/transcription attempt by a linguistic expert can be found on the accompanying booklet. The mushroom cult is eclectic, combining elements of Catholicism with a pantheistic strain, in a way typical for many surviving plant cults around the world. Her voice is an old woman's, often tired, sometimes venturing into sing-songy nursery rhyme structures, and during the beginning of side 2 (where she's peaking, bro) moving into a very rapid, unbroken flow of words. Rather remarkable, and according to those who have tripped with it, an efficient guide despite not being a successful invocation of the mushroom spirit (see booklet scans below for explanation). Sounds of nature, nightbirds, barking dogs, and frequent mutterings from Sabina's fellow Mazatec traveller are also audible.
12.11.11
document-records
CD rip - 320 kbps
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Kansas City Blues 1924-1929 : 1 part
The Songster Tradition 1927-1935 : 1 part
Rural Blues Vol. 1 (1934-1956) : 1 part
Alabama: Black Secular & Religious Music 1927-1934 : part 1 - part2
String Bands 1926-1929 : 1 part
Cow Cow Davenport - The Accompanist (1924-1929) : 1 part
St. Louis 1927-1933 : 1 part
Gospel Classics 1927-1931 : part 1 - part2
Mississippi Blues & Gospel (Field Recordings) 1934-1942 : 1 part -- pass : oiam
3.10.11
ssshhhh ... Hush!
Duke Pearson - Hush! (1962)
Label: Lonehill Jazz Spain | 1CD | | Release: 2008
MP3 | Joint Stereo | 44.1 Khz | 320 kbps | 182 MB
Jazzline - www.jazzdisco.org
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22.9.11
La ballata di Sacco e Vanzetti
Sacco e Vanzetti | Ennio Morricone (1971)
01. Speranze Di Liberta’
02. La Ballata Di Sacco E Vanzetti - I Parte
03. Nel Carcere
04. La Ballata Di Sacco E Vanzetti - II Parte
05. Sacco E Il Figlio
06. Speranze Di Liberta’ (#2)
07. Nel Carcere (#2)
08. La Ballata Di Sacco E Vanzetti - III Parte
09. Liberta’ Nella Speranza
10. E Dover Morire
11. Sacco E Il Figlio (#2)
12. La Sedia Elettrica
13. Liberta’ Nella Speranza (#2)
14. Here’s To You
MP3 : 320 : 106Mb
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01. Speranze Di Liberta’
02. La Ballata Di Sacco E Vanzetti - I Parte
03. Nel Carcere
04. La Ballata Di Sacco E Vanzetti - II Parte
05. Sacco E Il Figlio
06. Speranze Di Liberta’ (#2)
07. Nel Carcere (#2)
08. La Ballata Di Sacco E Vanzetti - III Parte
09. Liberta’ Nella Speranza
10. E Dover Morire
11. Sacco E Il Figlio (#2)
12. La Sedia Elettrica
13. Liberta’ Nella Speranza (#2)
14. Here’s To You
MP3 : 320 : 106Mb
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21.9.11
Ballads of Sacco and Vanzetti
Woody Guthrie - Ballads Of Sacco & Vanzetti (1947)
01. The Flood and the Storm
02. Two Good Men
03. I Just Want to Sing Your Name
04. Red Wine
05. Suassos Lane
06. You Souls of Boston
07. Old Judge Thayer
08. Vanzetti’s Rock
09. Vanzetti’s Letter
10. Root Hog and Die
11. We Welcome to Heaven
12. Sacco’s Letter to His Son (Pete Seeger)
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(256 kbps, front cover included)
"Ballads of Sacco & Vanzetti" is a set of ballad songs, written and performed by Woody Guthrie, related to the trial, conviction and execution of Sacco and Vanzetti. The series was commissioned by Moe Asch in 1945 and recorded in 1946 and 1947. Guthrie never completed the project and was unsatisfied by the result.
The project was released later in its abandoned form by Asch.
Guthrie sings the story of the anarchists who were tried and convicted of murder, then executed in Boston in the 1920s. Written by Guthrie during 1946-47, the powerful songs of this well-known affair reaffirm the value of the struggle for freedom and dramatically describe the price often paid.
The project was released later in its abandoned form by Asch.
Guthrie sings the story of the anarchists who were tried and convicted of murder, then executed in Boston in the 1920s. Written by Guthrie during 1946-47, the powerful songs of this well-known affair reaffirm the value of the struggle for freedom and dramatically describe the price often paid.
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