Easy Star Allstars - Easy Star's Lonely Hearts Dub Band (2009)

After famously covering Pink Floyd(I'll post this one tomorrow) and Radiohead, the infamous dub-reggae band goes to cover the biggest record of them all: the Beatles's Sgt. Pepper.

The whole thing is fantastic, even though they are just having a lot of fun, some of these covers even approach what is commonly referred as ART.

There is no bad song here, I mean, if you like REGGAE and DUB, because that's what it is. I was really worried about how would the "Within Without You" cover sound like, though. When I heard it, boy, was I surprised or what? It's GRATE! What about the "She's Leaving Home" version, then?



1. "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" ft. Junior Jazz
2. "With a Little Help from My Friends" ft. Luciano
3. "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" ft. Frankie Paul
4. "Getting Better" ft. The Mighty Diamonds
5. "Fixing a Hole (Extended Dub Mix)" ft. Max Romeo
6. "She's Leaving Home" ft. Kirsty Rock
7. "Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite!" ft. Ranking Roger
8. "Within You Without You" ft. Matisyahu
9. "When I'm Sixty-Four (Extended Dub Mix)" ft. Sugar Minott
10. "Lovely Rita" ft. Bunny Rugs & U-Roy
11. "Good Morning Good Morning" ft. Steel Pulse
12. "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)"
13. "A Day in the Life" ft. Michael Rose and Menny More

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On an unrelated note: Does someone know the meaning of life? If yes, please do tell. I'm getting tired of having to find it on my own. Thanks.

Medeski, Martin & Wood - End Of The World Party (Just In Case) (2004)

From some fellow on rateyourmusic.com:

"End of the World Party (Just in Case) might just prove to be MMW's best studio effort to date.

The first three tracks have a vibe/mood to them that succinctly matches the title of the album: dark, eery, spooky, and ominous, all fueled by exceptional use of Medeski's mellotron and synthesizers. The remaining songs offer more variety, from a latinesque and jazzy "Mami Gato" to a middle eastern tinged "Bloody Oil" powered by some deep bass work by Chris Wood to the soulful "New Planet" or "Queen Bee", which reminds me of the soundtrack to a 70's detective television show. MMW's cohort in musical exploration, guitar virtuoso Marc Ribot, adds flavor and texture to the album on a few tracks, as do Steven Bernstein and Briggan Krauss on horn, while the production was led by John King of the Dust Brothers.

This album is an absolute must have for MMW fans and lovers of creative music. All three are at the top of their masterful game. Beware this album will be hard to remove from your cd player!"



1. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Anonymous Skulls (4:24)
2. Medeski, Martin & Wood - End Of The World Party (5:10)
3. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Reflector (4:11)
4. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Bloody Oil (4:42)
5. Medeski, Martin & Wood - New Planet (4:07)
6. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Mami Gato (4:09)
7. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Shine It (4:59)
8. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Curtis (4:38)
9. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Ice (4:33)
10. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Sasa (4:16)
11. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Midnight Poppies/Crooked Birds (3:45)
12. Medeski, Martin & Wood - Queen Bee (4:57)

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Van Der Graaf Generator - H to He who am the only one (1970)

Even though we all hate progressive rock excesses (and Van Der Graaf are the best in prog-rock excesses) this album is kind of cool. It has some really good saxophone riffs and the songs aren't that long, therefore, you won't get bored easily. Killer is one of my favourite prog-rock tracks, Hammil has an undeniable great voice.

And this is not all for today! To celebrate 3 months of great success from JesvsCristvs.blogspot.com, we have prepared a great surprise for you readers out there.

All the users who leave a comment on this post will be automatically competing to win this beautiful and original Jesvs Cristvs's SPECIAL T-SHIRT©. I'll post the name of the randomically choosen winner on the next post! Good luck to you all.
1."Killer" – 8:24
2."House With No Door" – 6:37
3."The Emperor In His War Room" – 8:15,

4."Lost" – 11:17,

5."Pioneers Over c." – 12:42

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Los Shakers - La Conferencia Secreta Del Toto's Bar (1968)

Until you people start leaving comments on the albums you download, I will write all posts in hungarian. Yeah, that's how pissed off I am.

"Ez a legjobb pszichadelikus album én már hallott még a spanyol nyelven. Ez a Közösség és Uruguay volt dolga is fel kell oldani 1967, de kellő szerződéses kérdések, csak jöttek ki a 1968. Minden olyan dalokat angol, bár a címek kerülnek a spanyol.

Szép beatlesque jól, csodálatos horgok és néhány esetleges tangó eszközöket. Ha csak voltak a Anglia vagy az Amerikai Egyesült Államok, azok volna nagy."

1. Los Shakers - La Conferencia Secreta Del Toto's Bar / Mi Tía Clementina (5:07)
2. Los Shakers - Candombe (3:13)
3. Los Shakers - Acostumbrado A Ver TV Los Martes 36 (2:53)
4. Los Shakers - Una Forma De Arco Iris (2:59)
5. Los Shakers - Siempre Tú (2:31)
6. Los Shakers - B.B.B. Band (2:31)
7. Los Shakers - Yo Recuerdo Mi Mundo (2:40)
8. Los Shakers - Oh Mi Amigo (2:15)
9. Los Shakers - El Pino Y La Rosa (3:00)
10. Los Shakers - Señor Carretera El Encantado (3:18)
11. Los Shakers - Más Largo Que El Ciruela (3:23)

Letöltés 46mb

A tribe Called Quest - Low end Theory (1991)

From allmusic.com:

With The Low End Theory, A Tribe Called Quest created one of the closest and most brilliant fusions of jazz atmosphere and hip-hop attitude ever recorded. The rapping by Q-Tip and Phife Dawg could be the smoothest of any rap record ever heard; the pair are so in tune with each other, they sound like flip sides of the same personality. One of the best hip-hop albums in history, a record that sounds better with each listen. The Low End Theory is an unqualified success, the perfect marriage of intelligent, flowing raps to nuanced, groove-centered productions.

1. A Tribe Called Quest - Excursions (3:54)
2. A Tribe Called Quest - Buggin' Out (3:36)
3. A Tribe Called Quest - Rap Promoter (2:12)
4. A Tribe Called Quest - Butter (3:38)
5. A Tribe Called Quest - Verses From the Abstract (3:58)
6. A Tribe Called Quest - Show Business (3:52)
7. A Tribe Called Quest - Vibes and Stuff (4:17)
8. A Tribe Called Quest - The Infamous Date Rape (2:53)
9. A Tribe Called Quest - Check the Rhime (3:36)
10. A Tribe Called Quest - Everything is Fair (2:57)
11. A Tribe Called Quest - Jazz (We've Got) (4:09)
12. A Tribe Called Quest - Skypager (2:11)
13. A Tribe Called Quest - What (2:28)
14. A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario (4:09)

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The Fall - Perverted By Languages (1983)

One of the best records by one of the best bands in the world. Not really easy to describe, there's a certain postpunky moody but this is a Fall album, and you will never know what will come next.

If you're new to The Fall, bear in mind the keyword to their sound: Repetition. Yeah, great riffs repeating and repeating while Mark E. Smith sings his poetry with his bum-messiah voice.

You will probably hate it. But remember: Mark E. smith hates you too.

• "The Man Whose Head Expanded"
• "Ludd Gang"
• "Kicker Conspiracy"
• "Wings"
• "Pilsner Trail"
• "Eat Y'Self Fitter"
• "Neighbourhood of Infinity"
• "Garden"
• "Hotel Blöedel"
• "Smile"
• "I Feel Voxish"
• "Tempo House" (recorded live at The Haçienda, Manchester July 1983)
• "Hexen Definitive / Strife Knot"

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Flamin' Groovies - Teenage Head (1972)

This is one of my favourite rock n' roll albums ever. Do you like Rolling Stones? Do you like to boogie? Crunchy guitars? Groovy rhytms?

Classy stuff to hear while drinking some booze.



Track listing:
1) High Flyin' Baby;
2) City Lights;
3) Have You Seen My Baby?;
4) Yesterday's Numbers;
5) Teenage Head;
6) 32-20;
7) Evil Hearted Ada;
8) Doctor Boogie;
9) Whiskey Woman

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The Police - Zenyatta Mondatta (1980)

Ok, so I'm sick of receiving the same complaints over and over again.
"Why do you only post heterossexual music?"; "Are you people homophobic?"; "Where's gay music??"

For the last time: We are not homophobics. We like gay people a lot! We have always supported the gay movement. My dog is gay!

And to prove our gay-friendliness and open-mind, here's a trademark gay record: The Police's Zenyatta Mondatta. It contains the most beautiful gay anthems someone could ever write. In "Don't Stand so Close To Me" Sting. the lead singer, is not afraid to shout out loud with all the words that he doesn't appreciate women close to him. "De Do Do Do De Da Da Da" is pure poetry and was voted Gay Anthem of The Year in a 1981 BBC's poll. "Behind my camel" and "Canary in a Coalmine" carefully examinate the existence of homossexuality in the animal world.

It's a really good album, it's got reggae, it's got new wave, clever instrumentals. It may sound a bit dorky and annoying at sometimes, but it's okay. it's because they're all gay.

Track listing:
1) Don't Stand So Close To Me; 2) Driven To Tears; 3) When The World Is Running Down You Make The Best Of What's Still Around; 4) Canary In A Coalmine; 5) Voices Inside My Head; 6) Bombs Away; 7) De Do Do Do De Da Da Da; 8) Behind My Camel; 9) Man In A Suitcase; 10) Shadows In The Rain; 11) The Other Way Of Stopping.

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Neu! (1972)

I didn't find a good review from this album, so I'll make mine.
This is some GOOD OLD KRAUTROCK formed by Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother after their split from Kraftwerk in the early 70's. End.

1. Hallogallo – 10:07
AWESOME, pretty hypnotic, even the Bishop likes it (I know this because Hallogallo was in his MSN's quick message for days!)
2. Sonderangebot ("Special Offer") – 4:51
3. Weissensee ("White Sea" or "White Lake") – 6:46
4. Im Glück ("Lucky") – 6:52
5. Negativland ("Negative Land") – 9:47
Well, this music rocks so hard that inspired a band!
6. Lieber Honig ("Dear Honey" or "Rather Honey") – 7:18

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Paul Revere & The Raiders - The Spirit of 67' (1967)

Dammit, does this album cover sucks or what?
But, skip that, there is great music inside it.

From allmusic.com:
"By the time they recorded their third Top Ten album The Spirit of '67, Paul Revere and the Raiders were firmly established as one of America's best and most popular homegrown rock 'n' roll acts. The band had also begun to spread its wings creatively, expanding the garage-flavored rock 'n' roll of their early hits into more ambitious and sophisticated musical territory. Along with such classic Raiders smashes as "Hungry," "Good Thing" and "The Great Airplane Strike," The Spirit of '67 finds the quintet embracing psychedelia on such tunes as "Oh! To Be a Man," "1001 Arabian Nights" and "Undecided Man," while delivering memorable showcases for bassist Phil "Fang" Volk ("Why? Why? Why?") and drummer Michael "Smitty" Smith ("Our Candidate"). This expanded edition augments the original 11-song album with three rare bonus tracks, including an alternate version of "Hungry" and the single mix of "The Great Airplane Strike."



1. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Good Thing (3:06)
2. Paul Revere & The Raiders - All About (3:03)
3. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Hungry (2:59)
4. Paul Revere & The Raiders - In My Comm (2:11)
5. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Louise (2:11)
6. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Why Why (3:00)
7. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Oh! To Be (3:05)
8. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Undecided (1:50)
9. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Our Candidate (2:53)
10. Paul Revere & The Raiders - 1001 Arabi (4:27)
11. Paul Revere & The Raiders - The GreatAirplane Strike (3:14)
12. Paul Revere & The Raiders - (You're A) (2:01)

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King Funk (1969-1973)

Do you like groove? Do ya, punk?
That's the best funk compilation I've ever found to date. I found it by luck the other day on the internet, and it's completely fantastic.

This is real FUNK music, before disco came out and beat the shit out of it. It's got power and It's got SOUL(in the literal meaning of the word, these guys play with their heart).

1. Honky Tonk Popcorn - Bill Doggett
2. Butter Your Popcorn - Hank Ballard
3. Your Thing Ain't No Good Without My Thing - Marie Queenie Lyons
4. Tighten Up - Roosevelt Matthews
5. Live It Up - James K-Nine
6. Gold Walk - The Presidents
7. See and Don't See - Marie Queenie Lyons
8. From the Back Side, Pt. 1 - Sons of Funk
9. From the Back Side, Pt. 2 - Sons of Funk
10. Witch Doctor - Over Night Low
11. Papa's Got the Wagon - Gloria Walker
12. Camelot Time - J Hines & the Fellows
13. Fever - Marie Queenie Lyons
14. Love Potion No. 9 - The Coasters
15. Soul Train - Little Royal
16. Unwind Yourself - Hank Ballard
17. Get It Right or Leave It Alone - Dan Brantley
18. Stand Up and Get Funky - James Duncan
19. Honky Tonk - Bill Doggett
20. Funky Lady, Pt. 1 - Soul East

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Tangerine Dream - Phaedra (1974)

Ok, so people always send me emails saying how nice the records I put on the blog are, how I never post bad music here, how my musical taste and fantastic and etc...

Well, here's a terrible record. I hate it.

Phaedra is regarded by many as Tangerine Dream's masterpiece. Supposedly, this album is one of the best ambient-music records that have ever been made. Many call it a ""transcendental experience"", or, to quote some fellow from amazon.com: "it took me beyond the limits of my imagination".

I have no idea how can someone go beyond the limits of his imagination listening to 40 minutes of one keyboard note constantly pressed. I guess I just don't have what it takes to reach the spiritual potential of such deep albuns, as, for example: Brian Eno's extremely highly acclaimed ambience albuns.

Brian Eno, a very spiritual guy.

If you wanna listen to it and come up with an opinion by yourselves, the download link is right below:

1. "Phaedra" – 17:45
2. "Mysterious Semblance at the Strand of Nightmares" – 9:55
3. "Movements of a Visionary" – 8:01
4. "Sequent C' " – 2:18

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Van Morrison - Moondance (1970)

Deeply spiritual. Morrison explores themes of renewal and redemption. Light, soulful, and jazzy, Moondance opens with the sweetly nostalgic "And It Stoned Me," the song's pastoral imagery establishing the dominant lyrical motif recurring throughout the album — virtually every track exults in natural wonder, whether it's the nocturnal magic celebrated by the title cut or the unlimited promise offered in "Brand New Day." At the heart of the record is "Caravan," an incantatory ode to the power of radio; equally stirring is the majestic "Into the Mystic," a song of such elemental beauty and grace as to stand as arguably the quintessential Morrison moment.

Side one

1. "And It Stoned Me" – 4:30
2. "Moondance" – 4:35
3. "Crazy Love" – 2:34
4. "Caravan" – 4:57
5. "Into the Mystic" – 3:25

Side two

1. "Come Running" – 2:30
2. "These Dreams of You" – 3:50
3. "Brand New Day" – 5:09
4. "Everyone" – 3:31
5. "Glad Tidings – 3:13

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The Go! Team - Proof of Youth(2007) and Thunder Lightining Strike (2004)

Even though at first they may sound a bit TOO poppy and indiey, they are great, believe me. If you can stand excessively happy music, you'll love them like I do.

The key factor is that they represent very well the London cultural miscigenation, for example, their leadsinger is a black rapper Ninja. They also have a japanese singer who acts like they're recording an anime soundtrack. And the main songwriter is Ian Parton, who loves 70's blackexploitation music and spy movies.

The final result is not a mess, and instead, one of the most interesing mixs of different styles I've ever heard. If you don't like the video for Doing It Right below, try listening to another of their songs on youtube.

Downloads(both albuns are equally great):

Thunder Lightining Strike (2004)

Proof of Youth (2007)

The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads (1982)

Although most people probably think the only Talking Heads live release is Stop Making Sense, the fact is that there's an earlier, better live album called The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads. Originally released in 1982 on LP and cassette, the album chronicles the growth of the band, both stylistically and personnel-wise. The excitement of this material is palpable, and the muscular band rips into these tunes with more power than the originals in most cases. At this point in their career, Talking Heads were still basically an underground band; it was "Burning Down the House" that really thrust them into the mainstream, and Stop Making Sense documents their arrival as a more or less mainstream act. The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads captures a hungry band on its way up, performing with a fire that was never matched on later tours.
from allmusic.com

1. Talking Heads - New Feeling (3:12)
2. Talking Heads - A Clean Break (Let's Work) (4:52)
3. Talking Heads - Don't Worry About the Government (3:04)
4. Talking Heads - Pulled Up (4:11)
5. Talking Heads - Psycho Killer (5:52)
6. Talking Heads - Artists Only (3:44)
7. Talking Heads - Stay Hungry (3:48)
8. Talking Heads - Air (4:14)
9. Talking Heads - Love --> Building on Fire (3:33)
10. Talking Heads - Memories Can't Wait (3:53)
11. Talking Heads - I Zimbra (3:30)
12. Talking Heads - Drugs (4:45)
13. Talking Heads - Houses in Motion (6:50)
14. Talking Heads - Life During Wartime (4:57)
15. Talking Heads - The Great Curve (Live) (6:50)
16. Talking Heads - Crosseyed and Painless (9:37)
17. Talking Heads - Take Me to the River (6:32)

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