Repeat, bore, repeat

[Helvete]

So I'm listening to a playlist of 50 songs. I'v just noticed I'v reached the second song in the playlist for the third time. I noticed it on the second time too, but decided I couldn't be bothered to change it. Now it's bothering me.

So, can anyone suggest any music that they're 99% sure that I or anyone else here has never heard of? I'm not giving anything of my preferred taste away here as it has nothing to do.

I'm half expecting the answer 'no' to appear a few times as how can you be that sure I or anyone else hasn't heard of it.

Which is fair; so I propose you make suggestions that you think that no one has heard of, then if anyone else has, then quote their suggestion with something dismissive

Have fun, impress me and yourselves.

 

[Ex-User (9062)]

In fact i collect obscure music.
But you can't have it, because by me giving it to you, it will become less obscure.
I put many man-hours into finding it.
You can't have a short-cut.
Just a tip. Harvest records.

 

[Helvete]

In fact i collect obscure music.
But you can't have it, because by me giving it to you, it will become less obscure.
I put many man-hours into finding it.
You can't have a short-cut.
Just a tip. Harvest records.

Thanks, I'll check it out. Annd what you said's fair; and I want to comment, but I also don't want to comment. Because I also collect obscure.

I'm liking what I'm hearing so far though

 

[Ex-User (9062)]

I also collect "outsider music".
And apart from that i also collect ethnological field recordings.

 

[Steven Gerrard]

I would record myself singing if I had a mic.

You just wait till I get to Montreal.

edit: this is a big influence on me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn9tnSgylqc

 

[Ex-User (9062)]

Yeah, House Music, in the truest sense of the word can be the most refreshing music ever heard.

 

[Ex-User (9062)]

Not bad Mr. Gerrard.
What do you think about the Edgar Broughton Band?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iAE9ak_HQI

 

[Steven Gerrard]

Not available in my country.

 

[Ex-User (9062)]

You will find a way, if you want.
proxfree.com


Here's a link to the (almost) complete catalogue of harvest records:
http://www.discogs.com/label/2564-Harvest?sort=date&sort_order=asc

The reason why this is such a gold mine is because of the economic reasoning behind the existence of this label.
Their task was to sign the "next Beatles" or the "next Rolling Stones", so they signed a lot of bands which otherwise would have not seen the light of day.
I guess with Deep Purple and Pink Floyd this model payed off the initial investment.


Here's a link to EBB's "Wasa Wasa" album:
Edgar Broughton Band (1969) Wasa Wasa - YouTube

my favourites on this album are
"Why can't somebody love me?"
"Crying"
"Love in the Rain"

Here's a link to EBB's self-titled album:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDyqOw_b4Zc

Yes, "Evening over the Rooftops" is a fine tune.
It reminds me of Eric Burdon.

I have been basically breast-fed with the whole classic rock and hippie culture.

 

[Steven Gerrard]

Listening to Evening over rooftops.

Dig.

At what age did you get into the Edgar Broughton band? And how? I'm always interested in the culture of music.

edit: one more link before I go to Montreal. Three day bus trip. My absolute favorite- the only hypothetical.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrBLqp-s__o

Cool video too of Shane in his prime.

 

[urgenttelepathyrecordings]

I just released an album by an outsider musician from Cincinnati named Luthor the Geek. You can learn more about his album by visiting the blog in my signature and also hear a sample there.

 

[Brontosaurie]

i figure the best thing ever can't hurt, so:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIoCQOnywDg

 

[redbaron]

I like to trawl through YouTube videos, and click the related link with the lowest amount of views. Some of the stuff you find is delightfully awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFFsnFpM4OA