Other Mixes By lo-fi jr.
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One Wild Chemical Mix-Up
| Artist | Song | |
| The Human Instinct | Stoned Guitar (1970) | |
| Young Flowers | And Who But I Should Be (1969) | |
| Tim Buckley | Sefronia (demo) (1973) | |
| Giant Sand | Sled (1997) | |
| Red Krayola | Green Of My Pants (1968) | |
| Shockabilly | Our Daily Lead (1983) | |
| Kevin Coyne | Dog Latin (1973) | |
| Father Pat Berkery with Spur | Chalice (1969) | |
| Peter Laughner | Life Stinks (1975) | |
| Mars | Hairwaves (live) (1978) | |
| The Jacks | Marianne (1968) | |
| Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble | Unity (1967) | |
| Michael Karoli and Polly Eltes | You're The Driver (1984) | |
| Bobby Conn | Whores (2001) | |
| Rotary Connection | I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun (1971) | |
| Dungen | Du Sr F÷r Fin F÷r Mig (2004) | |
Comment:
Another self-inflicted case of Orchidosis. I added the year of release to make it that much more obvious. How 'bout some notes too?New Zealand's Human Instinct featured the extreme sounds of guitarist Billy T.K., the rock snob's Jimi Hendrix and a full blooded Maori Indian to boot.
The Young Flowers are allegedly Denmark's first supergroup, though other than sounding like a more phased-out Cream I don't know what warrants this title. Maybe it's the guitarist's blonde-fro?
Praise be to Shawn Porter for sending me the Christian psyche comp from which the inspiring Father Berkery track came from. Anyone who can provide me with a copy of his full LP should contact me to discuss swaps, vital organ donations, etc.
The Jacks were late period Group Sound also-rans 'til they released their VU damaged LP, Vacant World. Said to be a big influence on legendary mysterions Les Rallizes Denudes, this song was also covered by Fushitsusha on Tokyo Flashback, vol. 2.
Frankiphone player Philip Cohran provides the hidden link between Sun Ra and Earth, Wind & Fire. An early member of the Arkestra, he helped launch the AACM & hooked up with down & out Chess session players to release flipped-out cosmic "spirit music". After splitting from Cohran, the band became much more conventionally funky, first as The Pharaohs then later joining Maurice White's Earth, Wind & Fire.
Bobby Conn wants to touch your children.
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I suppose you don't need any dungen stuff from me nowadays, sorry for never close that trade, Dpn't know much here but it's always cool to check it out
Looks very cool and interesting!
So *this* is what you were working on Tuesday night?! Wow. Holy shit. Yeah, count me in. Very cool. Is that Kevin Coyne song from Marjory Razorblade?
Giant Sand! Rotary Connection! Mars! Bobby Conn! Dungen!
Nice....
Nice....
Looks great.
Nice one. Great picks from Rotary Connection, Mars, & Tim Buckley.
Killah!
Orchidosis? Sounds dreadful... I hope that isn't you on the cover (but if it is, rest assured you're cuter than Jeff Goldblum). This mix is beautiful... the perfect blend of stuff I know (artists-wise, at least), and stuff I'd like to know. I especially ove-lay the evin-Kay oyne-Cay. Woof!
this one looks real interesting!!!!!!
Kinda Cool
Like mckbrd says. . . .
Oh yeaaaahhhh. This looks mind-blowingly great, as usual, man. Glad yr digging the christian-psyche comp. It's been getting a lot of airplay in the Porter house, as well. Awesome.
Fantastic. I especially dig 1970, 1968, 1978 and 1971.
yup yup. love the karoli/eltes, mars, coyne, conn, dungen... just saw dungen play last night and they rawked the house. surely orchid will dig this.