Follow My Dream

Follow My Dream seems to be SBB's most popular lp. This one was released in 1978 on the German Spiegelei/Intercord (sunny side up) label. 2 tracks broken into 4 parts.

Side 1: Going Away
a) Freedom With Us
b) 3rd Reanimation
c) Going Away
d) (Zywiec) Mountain Melody

Side 2: Follow My Dream
a) Wake Up
b) In The Cradle Of Your Hands (Song For Father)
c) Growin'
d) Follow My Dream

Josef Skrzek : Keyboards, Harmonica, and Vocals
Jerzy Piotrowski : Drums and Percussion
Apostolis Antimos : Guitar

Follow My Dream

Bloooood!

Here's Yan Tregger' Bloodnight from 1982.
I posted several of the tunes over @ the Dream Chimney's Track of the day - all from Side A which is the discoish of the both. The second side is the horror! I must admit I have not seen any of Lucio Fulcio's movies, but I think I will do in the future...

Get your popcorn and fake blood and enjoy the LP here

cheers,
Basso

chercher dans les rubriques électroniques

René Roussel - Rubriques
LP Editions Montparnasse 2000 [MP 128] (1980)



First rapidshare link

big band

Klaus Lenz Big Band - Klaus Lenz Big Band
LP AMIGA [8 55 433] (1975)



Satrapen & Co.

orion

Orchestra Peter Thomas - Orion 2000
LP Golden Ring Records [A30024RM] (1975)




Orchestra in Space...

Rolf Trostel - Der Prophet

This is my first contribution to The Growing Bin. I hope you enjoy it.
Der Prophet was Rolf Trostel's 3rd lp and was released in 1982 on the Norwegian Uniton Records label. 6 tracks:
Side 1:
1. Der Prophet
2. Digital Track
3. Individual Destiny

Side 2:
1. New Age of Intelligence
2. Town Dreamer
3. Sehnsucht

Der Prophet

giordano's free sound

Jacky Giordano - Philopsis
LP Freesound [FS6] (1975)
http://www.zshare.net/download/6484021369399416/




Some cool moments inside

music from radio-cine-television

Ball Bearing Group - Experience
LP A.A. [1006] (1976)
http://www.zshare.net/download/643817307b8e9b12/




Interesting sounds.

Amazing Space Vol. 4

and here we have volume 4 of Meda's amazing amazing space mixes.
Thanks a lot, Meda!!

http://rapidshare.com/files/275581477/AMAZING_SPACE_MEDA_MIX_N__4.mp3

Amazing Space Vol. 4

Brute Reason Ripping Season

At least this here LP has not been posted yet, or has it? Anyway - another really excellent album by Bernard Szajner used to be available here and is now waiting for you to buy it somehwere....
Cheers,
Basso

PS of course this one has also been posted. Big up to France Musik. Go there immediately. It's a hell of a place!

Sandworms vs Earworms

Zed - Visions Of Dune (1979 Initial Recordings)

As far as Discogs knows this is Bernard Szajner's first LP. It is inspired by Frank Herbert's science fiction novel "Dune" and it's a trip! Two side-long tracks that take you to Arrakis and beyond. Have a nice flight!

PS. If you like this check out Szajner's later works

PPS. MAN! Everything is up here already. This LP has already been posted on almighty Mutant Sounds. At least I added some pictures.... Seems like I have to rip Brute Reason now

What the Thunk?

.... and another pretty cosmic library. This time from Great Britain. A little more heroic / epic sounds than on the superb Sauveur Mallia LP posted by Cesare but still very listenable.... off we go!
Cheers,
Basso

iron office

Iron Office - Iron Office
LP Metronome [MLP 15594] (1976)
http://www.zshare.net/download/6390767843210fb9/




Made in Denmark

masters voices

Randy Masters featuring Solar Plexus - Voices
LP EMI Evidence Music [43495] (1976)
http://www.zshare.net/download/63906688c52f46fe/



Credits:

Bass [Acoustic] - Mickey McPhillips
Bongos - Kenneth Nash
Congas - Kenneth Nash
Cornet - Randy Masters
Drums - Russ Tincher
Effects - Lin McPhillips
Flugelhorn - Randy Masters
Flute - Paul Contos
Guitar [12 String] - Bill Courtial
Guitar [Spanish] - Bill Courtial
Keyboards - Denny Berthiaume
Percussion - Kenneth Nash , Randy Masters , Russ Tincher
Saxophone - Paul Contos
Trumpet - Randy Masters
Vocals - Lin McPhillips

1976 Hi-Fi

Hi-Fi Performance - Hi-Fi Performance
LP Pathé Marconi EMI (1976)
http://www.zshare.net/download/6376046655c7aadc/




Arranged & written by:
Jean-Pierre Festi, Yvon Ouazana

colibry

Frey, Tiepold, Thierfelder, Lang - Colibry
LP Verabra Records (1981)
http://www.zshare.net/download/63710490bfd815b2/



Line up:

Wolfgang Tiepold - cello
Michael Thierfelder - percussion
Matthias Frey - flügel
Stefan Lang - percussion


(thanks to Sebastian)

Oh Nandu, What Have We Done?

Promise is promise. Here's the Zenamon self titled LP from 1984. As you see in the image above it was released on Polydor.... so it's not mad rare but at the same time not easy to find. Though you will find a copy at a decent price maybe even before the recent run for it (caused by the appearance of one song of this LP in a Harvey mix) is over. The whole LP has really not much to do with dance music (imho) as some may want to think. It's actually pretty mellow and also "folky" at times. Music lovers into Balearic will find reasons to call parts of it balearic as well. Anyway - when I listen to music I don't mind too much about categories - I just listen and I'm happy when the music touches me and that 's how I got to appreciate this LP. Bought it because of the fancy cover and didn't expect a bit when listening to it for the first time. Some years ago I didn't really listen to a lot of that kinda "esoteric" ; ) stuff but I somehow liked it instantly and to my surprise it got better and better. I hope I'm not ruining your first time listening by these here words. I just want to add: Don't expect too much, take your time - maybe it works.

cheers,
Basso

ps. I hope it will be reissued sometime soon

Meda DJ - Amazing Space Vol.3

We @ the growing bin are really happy to supply you with a superb mix by a highly acclaimed Italo and Cosmic Disco expert - DJ MEDA. If you're into weird spatial synths and driving basses - Volume 3 of the Amazing Space Mixes is the thing for you. We have an option on Volume 4, so post comments galore please......

AMAZING SPACE VOL. 3

Danke Meda!!!!

I hear the grass growing

Folks, let's yodel! Here you have Grassella Oliphant's 2nd LP. Grassella on Drums is accompagnied by Major Holley on Bass, Grant Green on Guitar, almighty John Patton on the Organ, Clark Terry on Tenor Sax, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Trumpet [Pocket] and Harold Ousley on Tenor Sax. Get yourself a "Rapid shave". This great album is out on CD incl. Grassella's First "Grass Roots". Go out and buy it now!

Cheers,

Basso

einzelgänger

I was uploading a zip already when I thought about checking if this has been posted before. And of course it has! That's almost 3 years ago now, but the link seems to be working still ..... so I'd like to lead you to a great blog À bientôt j'espère.

I really like this LP. It's a bit different from Giorgio Moroder's later output...... you will enjoy it!

Love Robot

a lot of people know this already but I had to post it... I'm watching it from time to time because I like the feeling of being blown away....... To be honest I'm a little happy that I didn't see this live, because I would have been obsessed with Donna for years............... cheers!

london transport

Giuliano Sorgini - London Transport
LP Sonimage [SI 816] (1973)
http://www.zshare.net/download/62434986613fa19f/

Interjazz 3

Some heavy stuff on here.
One of my eastern jazz faves.
I hope you'll enjoy it.
Cheers,
Basso

Ja! Ja! Ja!

Ja Ja Ja is Frank Samba, Julie Jigsaw and Wietn Wito. Their first and only LP was produced by Pyrolator back in 1982. In opposition to a lot of young german bands of that time the vocals are english mostly. If you want them categorized - Ja Ja Ja sounds like something between the B52s and The Dance or Tom Tom Club plus a little bit of rapping on Graffitti Artists International. And they sound fresh! Check out I am an animal and you know what I mean.

Cheers,
Basso

Fleas and Lava

Dear Visitor, may I lead you there to the great Prog Not Frog-Blog.


Listened to an og copy of the Etna LP last saturday and it totally blew me away. Unfortunately the number on the price tag was totally out of my range. 10000 Thanks to Prog Not Frog to post this wonderful piece of music......
cheers!
Must admit that i LOVE frog music!

muza xl/sxl 0774

Salena Jones with The Keith Mansfield Orchestra - S/T
LP Muza (1971)
http://www.zshare.net/download/61921840549e233c/

Krzysztof "Komeda" Trzciński !!!

Komeda was a genius! And most definitely one of the seminal jazz musicians of his time. Cesare left a link in the Adam Makowicz post leading to a blog where you'll find a whole lot of Komeda's music. You really HAVE TO click you there and check it out. LINK

Check out this site also, dedicated to Komeda and his music.

Cheers, Basso

Ananas!

Don Paulin recorded a few LPs in the 60s. Most of them are not my cup of tea. This one is! With the help of Ingfried Hoffmann (Why don't you play the organ, man), Siegfried Schwab and all those cats, he recorded a very nice south american influenced LP including classics like Constant Rain (Chove Chuva) and lots of own compositions. Enjoy!

Cheers,

Basso

Sweetness!

What a lovely album! Listened to all my Linda Lewis LPs

this weekend and I enjoyed them a lot. This one's my fave.

Not because of the great gimmix cover!!

Tracks like Guffer or Goodbye Joanna give me a shiver.

I hope you'll enjoy it, too.

Cheers,

Basso

WHAM BANG!!

ES (it) is Bernd Kiefer on Bass and Vocals; Zabba Lindner on Drums, Xylophone and Vocals; and Georg Kochbeck on Keyboards [Fender Piano, Solina, Hohner Clavinet D6, Micro Moog, Multi Moog] and Lead Vocals. With the help of some friends like Alto Pappert from Kraan and Alex Conti (Atlantis) they produced a very nice and jazzy "Kraut" LP that I deeply love for those spatial and atmospheric tracks like Dream and Earth And Space. Nevertheless the rest of the album is really worth a nice listening session. Maybe two.... Enjoy!!

Cheers,
Basso

GOOD NEWS!!!

Dear readers and listeners,
I am more than happy to announce that my man Gianni aka Cesare Barbetta is joining me running the growin bin from now on. Most of you bloggers know his lovely place BOXES OF TOYS already.
Ciao Cesare, I'd like to welcome you with this track.....




cheers,
Basso

Spisek Sześciu - Complot of six (1976 Muza)

This was one of my first Polish Jazz LPs and I was in love immediately. It was the bassline of Visions that made me spin this record again and again. I really dig this free approach to it. All in all a top notch album. Hope you guys like it.

Cheers,
Basso

Pascal von Wroblewsky - Swinging Pool (1986 Amiga)

Now here you have only 2 tunes by East German scat wonder Pascal von Wroblewsky. She recorded the "Swinging Pool" album at the age of 24. About ten years after her first apperarence on stage. (Didn't find that much info on her early work - btw she's still performing...) A year later she recorded an LP with her group Bajazzo (I'll post that later on). Earlier outings of Bajazzo are to be found on an early 80s Amiga comp, if I remember it right. Anyway, I've never ripped the whole LP, because I didn't really dig it all, so here's the 2 standout tracks of the Swinging Pool. The light and airy classic Maiden Voyage and the highly recommended scat earworm Swinging Pool. Let me know if you are interested in the rest of the LP and I'll rip it....

Cheers,
Basso

PS. Almost forgot about the boys:

Reinhard Walter – keyb, ar; Joachim Hesse – tp, fl; Volker Schlott – as, ss, f; Thomas Klemm – t; Jürgen Heckel, Wolfgang Schmied – el-; Horst Würzebesser – Mathias Kühne – b; Dieter Keitel – dr.