Various Artists - Serenity (continous Mix)

June 29th, 2009

"Continuoous mix by dj cor fijneman"

Le meilleur du meilleur du label Black Hole Recordings !

A l'interieur:Cosmic Gate, Ton Tb, Mark Norman, Tom Cloud...

Que du bonheur

Tracklist :
1 - Continuoous mix by dj cor fijneman (77:55) - Trance

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Paul Delay Band - The Last Of The Best

June 29th, 2009

"Good thing"

These new live recordings by the Paul deLay Band capture the Northwest harmonica legend at the peak of his power as a live performer, and a great band at the top of its game.
Released only weeks after deLay's untimely death at age 55, the CD features 15 tracks from three different venues: the Untapped Blues Festival and the Sunbanks Festival in 2004, and a sold-out concert at Seattle's Triple Door in 2006, where the band earned several standing ovations.
The Last Of The Best is the first live CD by the Paul deLay Band, which has toured from Canada to Mexico, and from Alaska to Mississippi. And since the final version of the band never made it to the studio, it's the only record of their remarkable work together.

Paul deLay sings several of his own hits, but devotes himself mainly to his beloved "classics" here, such as St. Louis Jimmy's "Can't Stand Your Evil Ways." DeLay resurrects Chris Kenner's neglected masterpiece, "Life Is Just A Struggle," and succeeds in making Muddy Waters' seldom-heard "Look What You've Done" absolutely his own.
Co-frontman and piano player David Vest sings lead on four titles, including "Try Not To Kill Me," the house-wrecking closer, and "Life's Highway," a tribute to Big Walter the Thunderbird.
Chicago-born Peter Dammann, the band's longtime lead guitarist, Dave Kahl (bass) and Jeff Minnick (drums) contribute inspired performances. Paul deLay was a unique artist, and this is a special band.

Tracklist :
1 - Good thing (4:52) - Blues
2 - Trouble no more (4:32) - Blues
3 - Look what you've done (3:54) - Blues
4 - Brave woman (5:55) - Blues
5 - Life is just a struggle (3:28) - Blues
6 - Life's highway (6:07) - Blues
7 - All cried out (4:48) - Blues
8 - Come down (5:24) - Blues
9 - You got me so bad, baaby (4:53) - Blues
10 - Could we just shoot your husband (3:23) - Blues
11 - Can't stand your evil ways (6:46) - Blues
12 - Lost in a dream (3:26) - Blues
13 - Asked for water (she gave me gasoline) (5:50) - Blues
14 - You'll be mine (5:19) - Blues
15 - Try not to kill me (6:26) - Blues

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The Mermen - Krill Slippin’

June 29th, 2009

"Ocean beach"

"Krill Slippin' was the first album project by the San Francisco Bay area surf group The Mermen, and features dual guitar parts and lush reverbs in a modern update of traditional surf rock. The opening track "Ocean Beach" starts the CD off with a bang, while other highlights such as "Big Day At The Bay" and "Neptune's Revenge" portend to some ot the great Mermen music that would follow on later albums. Dark and ominous tracks such as "The Whales" give a different flavor to the material, but guitar fans will love the tone and twang emanating from the riffs delivered from Jim Thomas' axe. Overall, well-crafted, yet minimalistic arrangements that compliment the Mermen's other recorded material quite nicely."

Tracklist :
1 - Ocean beach (2:39) - Rock
2 - Krill slippin' (2:53) - Rock
3 - Neptune's revenge (2:27) - Rock
4 - Splashin' with the mermaid (3:41) - Rock
5 - Kaena (4:04) - Rock
6 - Over the falls (4:03) - Rock
7 - Run don't walk (2:36) - Rock
8 - Sand (2:57) - Rock
9 - The drift (2:31) - Rock
10 - Big day at the bay (2:58) - Rock
11 - Hammer head (2:46) - Rock
12 - Abalone daze (3:01) - Rock
13 - Soul surfin' (3:18) - Rock
14 - The whales (4:50) - Rock
15 - By the sea i will stay forever (2:27) - Rock
16 - The goodbye (3:15) - Rock

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Uncle Monk - Uncle Monk

June 29th, 2009

"Round the bend"

Uncle Monk is an alt-country progressive bluegrass duo featuring Tommy Ramone on vocals, mandolin, guitar, banjo and dobro, and Claudia Tienan on vocals, guitar and bass. Uncle Monk's music is rooted in old-time and bluegrass influences. To this mix they have added unique musical textures to create a sound with a new sensibility.



Tommy Ramone began his musical career as Tom Erdelyi an engineer at the Record Plant recording studios. In the musical doldrums of the 70's he, along with the great Johnny, Joey and Dee Dee Ramone, formed the rock group Ramones and participated in the birth of New Wave, Punk Rock, and Alternative music. As manager, producer and drummer for the band, Tommy Ramone helped create the sound, style and ideology for what was to become modern rock. Claudia Tienan, formerly with the group The Simplistics, is a partner with Tommy Ramone in Uncle Monk. Her penetrating lyrics and haunting vocals add facets and dimension to the songs. The music of the two artist complement each other. There is a Yin and Yang sensibility at work, a touch of light and dark, of bitter and sweet.

Tracklist :
1 - Round the bend (2:50) - Country
2 - Emotional needs (2:32) - Country
3 - Happy tune (2:54) - Country
4 - Home sweet reality (2:27) - Country
5 - Mean to me (2:32) - Country
6 - Airday (3:26) - Country
7 - Need a life (4:13) - Country
8 - Heaven (2:50) - Country
9 - Name of the game (3:30) - Country
10 - Mr. endicott (2:59) - Country
11 - Urban renewal (2:19) - Country
12 - Walking bandit (2:21) - Country
13 - Bright fluorescent (3:13) - Country
14 - Wishing at the moon (4:08) - Country

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Ameritrash - Sensory Lullabies: Tribute To Jellyfish - A Tribute To Bellybutt

June 29th, 2009

"The man i used to be"

Few powerpop bands have produced a more devoted following after releasing only two albums than Jellyfish. 35 different bands from the US, UK, Japan, Australia, and Spain have contributed tracks to this 2-CD Jellyfish Tribute Album on indie newcomer Burning Sky Records. 'Sensory Lullabies: The Ultimate Tribute to Jellyfish' covers Jellyfish's two albums Bellybutton and Spilt Milk in their entirety (and in the original sequence), as well as providing bonus covers of 13 unreleased Jellyfish tracks. This is a tribute album such as has never been released before. Covering 35 of the 38 original Jellyfish songs ever released on CD, this album truly is the ultimate tribute to Jellyfish - and it rocks!

Tracklist :
1 - The man i used to be (4:20) - Alternative
2 - That is why (4:17) - Alternative
3 - The king is half undressed (4:57) - Alternative
4 - I wanna stay home (4:30) - Alternative
5 - She still loves him (4:22) - Alternative
6 - All i want is everything (3:49) - Alternative
7 - Now she knows she's wrong (2:57) - Alternative
8 - Bedspring kiss (4:56) - Alternative
9 - Baby's coming back (3:47) - Alternative
10 - Calling sarah (4:39) - Alternative
11 - Hello (5:17) - Alternative
12 - Mr. late (3:39) - Alternative
13 - Queen of the usa (4:28) - Alternative
14 - Always be my girl (3:46) - Alternative
15 - That girl's a man (4:07) - Alternative
16 - Watchin' the rain (5:08) - Alternative
17 - Let this dream never end (3:22) - Alternative

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