Rééditions en cours et à venir

Chuis allé au Leclerc Culturel et j'y ai vu une excellente série de rééditions, appelée Les Pionniers du Rock 'n' Roll, composée de 30 classiques du rock 'n' roll, deux albums par disque, vraiment bien foutu, et une sacrée sélection de classiques (Presley, Holly, Berry, Richard, LaVern Baker, Ruth Brown, Burnette, Cochran, Ev. Bro., Domino, 2 Bob Diddley!, Dale et Ronnie Hawkins, Screamin' Jay aussi, W. Jackson, Orbison, Riley, Sharpe, Perkins, Link Wray, Vincent, Johnny "Guitar" Watson, Chuck Willis - appelé "héros oublié du rock 'n' roll" dans le descriptif - et... Esquerita!). 9 euros par disque, soit 4,5 euros l'album.

Et j'ai aussi vu l'intégrale d'Elvis 20 CDs pour 40 euros.

Dude, j'ai regretté mes errements.

http://themusic.com.au/news/all/2012/10/16/aussie-nuggets-tracklists-announced/

blau_up a écrit:

http://themusic.com.au/news/all/2012/10/16/aussie-nuggets-tracklists-announced/

j'arrive pas à voir ça, y a une pub pourre qui recouvre le tout

tracklisting des covers de la nuggets

1. Velociraptor - I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)
   
2. Pearls - Dirty Water
   
3. The Straight Arrows - Lies
   
4. Tiny Migrants - A Public Execution
   
5. The Living Eyes - Oh Yeah
   
6. Davey Lane - Moulty
   
7. Palms - Don’t Look Back
   
8. Eagle and the Worm - An Invitation to Cry
   
9. Step-Panther - Liar Liar
   
10. The Laurels - You’re Gonna Miss Me
    
11. The Murlocs - Psychotic Reaction
    
12. Pond - Hey Joe
    
13. The Gooch Palms - Just Like Romeo and Juliet
    
14. Baptism of Uzi - Baby Please Don’t Go
    
15. The Frowning Clouds - Let’s Talk About Girls
    
16. Montero - My World Fell Down
    
17. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Open My Eyes
    
18. Bloods - Farmer John
    

The Down Under Nuggets Original Australian Artyfacts 1965-67 compilationwill look like this.

1. The Master's Apprentices - Buried And Dead
   
2. The Elois - By My Side
   
3. Black Diamonds - I Want Need Love You
   
4. The Atlantics - Come On
   
5. The Purple Hearts - Early In The Morning
   
6. The Missing Links - Wild About You
   
7. The Creatures - Ugly Thing
   
8. Lost Souls - This Life of Mine
   
9. Moods - Rum Drunk
   
10. Derek's Accent - Ain't Got No Feeling
    
11. Bee Gees - Exit Stage Right
    
12. Barrington Davis - Raining Teardrops
    
13. In-Sect - Let This Be A Lesson
    
14. Steve & The Board - I Want
    
15. Toni McCann - No
    
16. Peter & The Silhouettes - Claudette Jones
    
17. The Five - There's Time
    
18. Bobby & Laurie - No Next Time
    
19. MPD Ltd - I Am What I Am
    
20. The Cherokees - I've Gone Wild
    
21. The Loved Ones - The Love One
    
22. The Easybeats - Sorry
    
23. The Throb - Black
    
24. Bluebeats - She's Comin’ Home
    
25. Phil Jones & The Unknown Blues - If I Had A Ticket
    
26. The Sunsets - The Hot Generation
    
27. Jeff St John & The Id - Eastern Dream
    
28. The Playboys - Sad
    
29. Bobby James Syndicate - Hey Hey Hey
    
30. Wild Cherries - Chrome Played Yabby
    

blau_up a écrit:

tracklisting des covers de la nuggets

1. Velociraptor - I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)
   
2. Pearls - Dirty Water
   
3. The Straight Arrows - Lies
   
4. Tiny Migrants - A Public Execution
   
5. The Living Eyes - Oh Yeah
   
6. Davey Lane - Moulty
   
7. Palms - Don’t Look Back
   
8. Eagle and the Worm - An Invitation to Cry
   
9. Step-Panther - Liar Liar
   
10. The Laurels - You’re Gonna Miss Me
    
11. The Murlocs - Psychotic Reaction
    
12. Pond - Hey Joe
    
13. The Gooch Palms - Just Like Romeo and Juliet
    
14. Baptism of Uzi - Baby Please Don’t Go
    
15. The Frowning Clouds - Let’s Talk About Girls
    
16. Montero - My World Fell Down
    
17. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Open My Eyes
    
18. Bloods - Farmer John
    

The Down Under Nuggets Original Australian Artyfacts 1965-67 compilationwill look like this.

1. The Master's Apprentices - Buried And Dead
   
2. The Elois - By My Side
   
3. Black Diamonds - I Want Need Love You
   
4. The Atlantics - Come On
   
5. The Purple Hearts - Early In The Morning
   
6. The Missing Links - Wild About You
   
7. The Creatures - Ugly Thing
   
8. Lost Souls - This Life of Mine
   
9. Moods - Rum Drunk
   
10. Derek's Accent - Ain't Got No Feeling
    
11. Bee Gees - Exit Stage Right
    
12. Barrington Davis - Raining Teardrops
    
13. In-Sect - Let This Be A Lesson
    
14. Steve & The Board - I Want
    
15. Toni McCann - No
    
16. Peter & The Silhouettes - Claudette Jones
    
17. The Five - There's Time
    
18. Bobby & Laurie - No Next Time
    
19. MPD Ltd - I Am What I Am
    
20. The Cherokees - I've Gone Wild
    
21. The Loved Ones - The Love One
    
22. The Easybeats - Sorry
    
23. The Throb - Black
    
24. Bluebeats - She's Comin’ Home
    
25. Phil Jones & The Unknown Blues - If I Had A Ticket
    
26. The Sunsets - The Hot Generation
    
27. Jeff St John & The Id - Eastern Dream
    
28. The Playboys - Sad
    
29. Bobby James Syndicate - Hey Hey Hey
    
30. Wild Cherries - Chrome Played Yabby
    

Coool !
Mais qu'est-ce qu'ils foutent Eddy Current Suppression Ring, ils auraient pu faire une petite reprise bien stylée !

Cameleon continue son travail de réédition avec les deux 45 tours des Senders
un groupe normand 60s
pour ceux que ça intéresse je conseille de les prendre assez rapidement
Beaucoup de références du label sont déjà sold out (Fraises des Bois, Blow the Mind, Soggy etc.)

Citation :

Where does a band of Indian guys in East South Africa even play, and how on earth would they end up with fuzzy guitar riffs, wah-wah and funky drums? 

Riddles abound when you discover a platter like this one. 

Durban, famous for its beaches and also for beach signs that marked off areas for white people, had a very unique dance band scene in 1971. The Vampires are a strange footnote in a strange world, and they slosh through each song like they're having the time of their lives. The mostly instrumental band covers everything from a soundtrack that prefigures the drama of Ennio Morricone fuzz, to middle of the road Nashville country, to Zeppelin, with flute, organ and fuzz guitar high in the mix.

Like the undead, the Vampires now rise from having been long buried. But they only showed up to get their dirt in your ears. One of the most obscure psychedelic-funk exploitation albums ever, reissued for the first time.

ça me donne envie

Eric a écrit:

Citation :

Where does a band of Indian guys in East South Africa even play, and how on earth would they end up with fuzzy guitar riffs, wah-wah and funky drums? 

Riddles abound when you discover a platter like this one. 

Durban, famous for its beaches and also for beach signs that marked off areas for white people, had a very unique dance band scene in 1971. The Vampires are a strange footnote in a strange world, and they slosh through each song like they're having the time of their lives. The mostly instrumental band covers everything from a soundtrack that prefigures the drama of Ennio Morricone fuzz, to middle of the road Nashville country, to Zeppelin, with flute, organ and fuzz guitar high in the mix.

Like the undead, the Vampires now rise from having been long buried. But they only showed up to get their dirt in your ears. One of the most obscure psychedelic-funk exploitation albums ever, reissued for the first time.

ça me donne envie

c'est clair   

lolilol

(bon, va falloir économiser, du coup...    )

Frankystooge a écrit:

Eric a écrit:

Citation :

Where does a band of Indian guys in East South Africa even play, and how on earth would they end up with fuzzy guitar riffs, wah-wah and funky drums? 

Riddles abound when you discover a platter like this one. 

Durban, famous for its beaches and also for beach signs that marked off areas for white people, had a very unique dance band scene in 1971. The Vampires are a strange footnote in a strange world, and they slosh through each song like they're having the time of their lives. The mostly instrumental band covers everything from a soundtrack that prefigures the drama of Ennio Morricone fuzz, to middle of the road Nashville country, to Zeppelin, with flute, organ and fuzz guitar high in the mix.

Like the undead, the Vampires now rise from having been long buried. But they only showed up to get their dirt in your ears. One of the most obscure psychedelic-funk exploitation albums ever, reissued for the first time.

ça me donne envie

c'est clair   

Ouh là.... ça me fait saliver ce bazar.
Beaucoup de reprises apparemment :

Vous saviez que l'album de Melmoth a été réédité en vinyle l'an dernier ? (il vaut le coup ? je viens de le trouver pour 15 euros sur discogs)

Bootleg, Fred l'a eu (il l'a ptet encore)

Thanks God for Mental Illness va bientôt être disponible en vinyle !

http://cargorecordsdirect.co.uk/products/the-brianjonestown-massacre-thank-god-for-mental-illness



Qui serait intéressé pour une commande groupée ? 

réédition d'un des meilleurs 45T français 60s, le(s) Homard(s) Violet(s) chez Cameleon



je pense que cela va partir assez vite !

déjà en poche!

Laurent Bigot a écrit:

déjà en poche!

idem, pris samedi

Merci pour l'info, je connaissais pas, ni le label ni le groupe

Un nouveau volume de Punk45 chez Soul Jazz 

blau_up a écrit:

réédition d'un des meilleurs 45T français 60s, le(s) Homard(s) Violet(s) chez Cameleon



je pense que cela va partir assez vite !

J'ai fini par vérifier vu que le nom de "Gaurdon" me disait quelque chose, en fait c'est le bouquiniste à qui j'achète l'essentiel de mes livres (sur les quais de Saône, à Lyon). Il est dingue, il est formidable Si vous n'êtes pas trop peureux : http://www.gaurdon-skizo.com/

ah ah génial ! tu vas pouvoir lui parler des Homards Violets

pour info, y en a plein à Gibert

Rééditions de Third et Fourth en vinyle :Soft 3 et 4
Remastérisés dit la réclame.

Lucky Number réédite :




Originally released in 1981 and long since out of print, the singular LP from London based pop duo Rexy entitled ‘Running Out of Time’ for a long time now has been the holy grail for fans of British New Romantic leftfield pop.

Et Record Collector sort :

• Single listed at £1000 in the Rare Record Price Guide
  
• This is the first ever reissue of this legendary Parlophone 7” from 1966 
  
• Picture sleeve. 
  
• Remastered from original tapes 
  
• Limited edition of 450
  
  

Obscure hard-rock / proto-metal beast from Belgium, originally released in 1978 as a private edition of 300 copies.

First ever reissue

Remastered sound

Insert with detailed liner notes by Pascal D’Hooghe (Belgian Metal History) and rare photos.

http://www.guerssen.com/catalogue.php?ide=24690