ALCATRAZ-LIVE 1980 GERMANY (Krautrock JazzRock)

Request of Dogan..
Alcatraz from Germany jazz rock band.Very good live performance.Track ''Samba Pardon'' Latin rythms and melodies superb song.My favourite this album.
Enjoy friends..

KOSTAS KOUKOUTARAS&ATZITEISIONS-APO POU KAI POU 1974 GREECE (Psych Folk)

For my Greek friends Apostolis,Antony,Manelis,Stavros and all Greece peoples.Not died Turkey-Greece friendship.With peace,love and revoulation.

RUFF-RUFF&FUKT&SUCK 1979 SWEDEN (Avant Prog)

Anna Pia Trummor (Suck)
Billi Gaviner Sang, gitarr (Suck)
Elsa Beskow Sang (Suck)
Fridolf Rutin Bas (Suck)
Hasse Persson Trummor, kor (Ruff)
Janny Bjarskog Sang, gitarr (Fukt)
Lasse Wickman Gitarr, sang (Fukt)
Lennart Harrysson Gitarr, sang (Ruff)
Malte Sjostrand Piano, sax, sang (Ruff)
Per Baumann Bas, sang (Fukt)
Sivar Ahlrud Gitarr (Suck)
Stefan Lund Bas, sang (Ruff)
Stephan Gunnarsson Gitarr, sang (Ruff)
Sven Sterner Trummor, primaler (Fukt)
Ulf Ragnarsson Gitarr, sang (Fukt)
Side A:
1. Ruff - Barnen Leker Doktor (3:25)
2. Ruff - Jag Sitter Och Vantar (2:34)
3. Ruff - Massen (3:26)
4. Ruff - Mamma Jobbar Och Jobbar (3:12)
5. Fukt - Ja E En San Pilot (5:19)
6. Fukt - Vicky 55.an (3:38)

Side B:
1. Fukt - Psykiska Batonger (2:00)
2. Fukt - Nu Vet Du Vem Ja E (4:13)
3. Suck - Morafar (4:08)
4. Suck - Vilda Hastar (4:36)
5. Suck - Ann-Sofie (3:29)

WAPASSOU-SALAMMBO 1977 FRANCE (Avant Prog)

Taken after Gustave Flaubert's book, this is the group's third album and as you might have guessed a conceptual one. Two tracks only each filling up a side of vinyl, both of them highly theatrical musically speaking, and no bass and drums, this is a rather puzzling but very charming, oscillating between classical music and rockier moments (the synthesisers moments). If the words descriptive music can ring you something, this might just a fitting definition of it.

Enhanced by another Gustave's artworks (Doré on this one) as a sleeve, this trio (violin, (sometimes) fuzzy guitars, KBs ranging from piano, organs and synths) augmented by Mrs Fizelson's vocals here and there, is achieving quite an impressive show of mastery of their musical propos. The music peaks between the 11 th and 13 th minutes of the second track, sometimes reminding you of a much-happier Univers Zero.

If you love grandiose ambiances, with aerial atmospheres, this little gem can be right up your alley, digging up a highway to your musical orgasmic fields. Do I make sense? No? Blame on this album ;-)(progarchives)

THE SAVAGE ROSE-YOUR DAILY GİFT 1970 DENMARK (Prog Rock)

Your Daily Gift opens with an original pop/rocker, "Sunday Morning," which displays Anisette's little granny voice to great effect. This is not the hit song by Spanky & Our Gang, nor does Anisette sound anything like Spanky, but the two bands would have complemented each other nicely on a bill, and had Elaine McFarlane performed "The Waters Run Deep," the first song on side two, it might have been an American hit. The tune is mesmerizing, with a garagey guitar opening and a wonderful chorus ready-made for Top 40 of this time. This European group is the real rock & roll Abba and they should have been huge crafting such intelligent music with smart songwriting and on-target performances. The band's production on Your Daily Gift is very good, but the great Jimmy Miller would infuse his Traffic sounds into their style on the very next disc, the difference making for a more bluesy, Delaney & Bonnie-type sound, perhaps because Miller was traveling in those circles at the time and thought the style would work for Savage Rose. This 1970 release has heavy organ on "Tapiola," which could have fit right on the Tetragrammaton label's Deep Purple albums or the work by Vanilla Fudge. "Listen to This Tune From Mexico" is adventurous with Ten Wheel Drive overtones, while "Unfold" has that harpsichord that sounded so great on "Walk Away Renee" by Left Banke, the difference being Anisette's personality, which comes through to give this band their identity and presence. Speak Softly sounds like the Ronettes doing a ballad with gospel backing and can be summed up in only one word: immaculate. "Lightly Come, Lightly Go" is subtitled "Song for an Unborn Child ? Sarah's song," and nine years later didn't radio personalities say Stevie Nicks' "Sara" was for an unborn child? (Others had assumed it was for Mick Fleetwood's wife at the time.) The title track, Your Daily Gift, could have worked for Fleetwood Mac, and perhaps what Savage Rose needed was a manager who would place their great material with other artists to help generate a buzz. Anders Koppel's simple accordion blends beautifully with Anisette's voice on this mellow folk ballad, concluding a strong, heartfelt album.(Joe Viglione)

SUPERGROUP-LIVE 1982 HUNGARY (JazzRock Fusion)

SUPERGROUP - LIVE

01 Magánrepülõgép (Másik János) 9'40"
szóló: Dés László, Másik János
02 Magánrepülés (Tátrai Tibor) 7'30"
szóló: Dés László, Másik János
03 Szöszi álma (Dés László) 4'35"
szóló: Dés László, Másik János
04 Magánügyek (Dés László) 6'54"
szóló: Tátrai Tibor, Másik János, Dés
05 Vivienne (Tóth Tamás) 4'39"
szóló: Tóth Tamás
06 3 millió egység (Lerch - Karácsony) 7'00"
szóló: Lerch István, Karácsony János
07 Finálé (Másik János) 2'55"
szóló: Solti János, Szende Gábor

Dés László - szoprán- és tenorszaxofon
Lerch István - Yamaha és KORG szintetizátor, Fender zongora
Másik János - Roland szintetizátor, Fender zongora
Tátrai Tibor - gitár
Karácsony János - gitár
Tóth Tamás - basszusgitár
Solti János - dob
Szende Gábor - dob

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