doggin' the walk-in

THE LIJADU SISTERS: Danger

2011-12-29T09:26:00.002-05:00

can't get this song out of my head. join me?

quintron ringtone

2011-09-29T13:46:00.009-05:00

listen to the mp3 here
download the m4r here
ringtone howto here

faust ringtone

2011-09-25T14:54:00.008-05:00

grab the mp3 here (ringtone conversion howto here). from 1973's the faust tapes, in itself an excellent musical recording!

DJ PANCAKE: Volume 20

2011-04-04T16:15:00.007-05:00

Hey there, happy spring! Here's ten more fer yer shufflin' pod!

At Home In The Factory—Ed Askew
I Am The Grass—Dee Mullins
Kanong Krung—Teungjai Bunpraruksa
Lady L—Nick Andopolis
No Silver Bird—The Hooterville Trolley
Positive Contact—Deltron 3030
Red Pier—The Fredric
The Road Is Hard—Graham Davies
Someday Among Flowers—Russell Hoke
Sucks Blood—The Oh Sees

DJ PANCAKE: Volume 19

2010-11-16T12:10:00.006-05:00

Nineteen more fer yer rockin' pod—now with sequencing!

Process of Elimination - The Endtables
I Can't Pay You to Disappear - Thee Oh Sees
Borrando El Negro - Davila 666
Gree Keke Wo Taoo - Psychedelic Aliens
Matter Eater Lad - Guided By Voices
Tomorrow Waits For Today - Federal Duck
It's Not Funny Anymore - Hüsker Dü
All Pink On The Inside - Bernard “Pretty” Purdie
Message From The Law - Sic Alps
Adidas to Addis - Cut Chemist
All By Myself - The Heartbreakers
Mandolin Man - Mark Fry
Sometimes - The Neats
Mansions - JW Farquhar
Ne Noya - Cos-Ber-Zam
Give It To Me Babe - Timmy's Organism
Unable - Suburban Lawns
Azt Mondta Az Anyukám - Tamas Somlo & Omega
Purse Peekin - Coachwhips

DJ PANCAKE: Volume 18

2010-09-14T13:49:00.011-05:00

Happy fall! Here's eighteen more fer yer shufflin' pod!

Bright Lit Blue Skies—Rockin' Ramrods
Gimme Shelter—Cal Tjader
Dick Clark—Great Plains
Apache Drop-out—Edgar Broughton Band
Poker Face—Eric Cartman
Feathers From Your Tree—Blue Cheer
Finger—Ty Segall
KFC A.D.—Helvetica
Iron Man—Soreng Santi
Spiral Waltz—Piero Piccioni
Time—Otis III
Im Märchenwald—Trollkotze
The Witch—The Rattles
Yellow Pills—20/20
1000% Fox—The Yips
Bừng Sáng (Dawn)—Thai Thanh
I'm Not Listening—R. Stevie Moore
Neck of the Woods—The Great Unwashed

CLIPPED: Looking for Truth with a Pin

2010-09-12T15:37:00.001-05:00

Six-piece Ivor Cutlery from the BBC.

CLIPPED: Bert Jansch - Acoustic Routes

2010-06-25T09:59:00.028-05:00

Luverly—though unforch incomplete—BBC 4-parter (if you can stomach Billy Connolly) on the former Pentangle maestro, featuring performances and interviews from Anne Briggs, Davy Graham, John Renbourn, etc.

Word of the day? Hamfatter. Use with discretion.

Part 2 here.
Part 3 here.
Part 4 here.

Blingfield Pioneers

2010-06-20T08:03:00.001-05:00

DJ PANCAKE: Volume 17

2010-06-17T15:26:00.022-05:00

Hey it's summer! Here's seventeen more fer yer shufflin' pod.

As I Walk - Poor Richard
Some nice '70s basement folk. Hey look I stole his cover art! Poor Richard!

Baltimore Oriole - Lorez Alexandria
There simply isn't enough female jazz vox in my life. Please advise.

Blindness - Captain Marryat
Hard Scotch, low budge, from '74.

Devotional Number One - Roky Erickson With Okkervil River
New, but not new.

Era Uma Nota De - Loyce E Os Gnomes
Some fierce Brazilian fuzz.

Faces - Moon
Brit post-psych thing, need this record.

Feeling - The Litter
The Litter do MC5, why not?

Fighting Cock - Rotomagus
French prog metal!

Float - Tirogo
Because we can always use more Afro Rock.

Give It Up - Tyvek
The now stuff of today's modern times.

Hang On - Nana Love
Coked-up and kazy vintage Nigerian disco.

Le Chien - L'Assemblée
More French prog metal! Chien is French for dog!

Lost and Gone - Bert Jansch
Doing the pelican.

Luk Tunk Klong Yao - The Son Of P.M.
From Shadow Music of Thailand.

Night Jar - Necromandus
I like chunky rockin' guitars and bad English and stuff.

Time To Get Alone - The Beach Boys
From 20/20. For Kimmy. The beach awaits!

Willow's Song - Magnet
From the boneriffic Wicker Man sdtk.

YOINK OF THE WEEK: Alice Clark

2009-11-06T17:09:00.003-05:00

Every review of this calls it "the best soul album you've never heard" — true enough, until you hear it, and then it's just the best soul album you'll never ever find, ever. Until today. Yoink!

YOINK OF THE WEEK: The Sounds of Yusef

2009-10-16T07:00:00.005-05:00

Picked up an orig Prestige of this thing yesterday—gets truly weird after the 1st more traddy track. Don't be put off by the generically 'ecstatic' reish cover design, some excellent mid-sixties vibrations scamper around inside. Thnx Jazz a Gogo.

YOINK OF THE WEEK: Eddie Kendricks

2009-09-27T08:23:00.009-05:00

My affection for Motown derivatives ever increasing (thanks Eccentric Soul)—picked this one up over the weekend, wouldn't have even been aware of it but lucky for me the guy running the store had it on. A perfect blend of former Temptation Kendricks' sweet falsetto and some funky, beautiful arrangements. Thanks Dance Disco Music 70s & 80s.

YOINK OF THE WEEK: Tony Scott

2009-06-15T09:17:00.009-05:00

Exceedingly groovy and sadly under reported multinational free funk, documenting the post-bop clarinetist Scott's visits to South Africa over the decades. Not reished far as I know. Thanks to WFMU's Doug Schulkind for the tip and Pharaoh's Dance for the up (link in PD comments).

YOINK OF THE WEEK: Joyce

2009-05-30T11:36:00.004-05:00

Visions of Dawn may not pack the punch of Joyce Nelson Angelo, but there are still some sunshiney Brazilian pop surprises here, very worth a listen. Thnx Art2Listen2Music2See.

YOINK OF THE WEEK: The Funkees

2009-04-21T08:01:00.007-05:00

It's a crime that neither Point of No Return nor any of the other Funkees totally engaging and fun records have seen a rerelease. The above Nigerian bad boy will run you $300-400 on eBay, but don't expect to see any for sale (I sure haven't!).

Also yoinkable is Now I'm a Man. Collect 'em all! (At least the digital, low rez versions). Much thanks to My Favorite Sound, Delta T Goes Back, WFMU's Doug Schulkind and lcastico at Pen and Mallet.

The Funkees—Too Lay

YOINK OF THE WEEK: Ofege

2009-04-13T09:49:00.005-05:00

Nigeria, 1973. First US release, and first release ever on new Academy imprint. Nice chunky guitar on nice chunky vinyl. This record only gets better when you learn they were high school kids. Dig it via Tigers of Love.

YOINK OF THE WEEK: The Pyramids

2009-04-07T09:53:00.009-05:00

Ikef reissues King of Kings, Lalibela, and Birth Speed Merging, three of the most badass spiritual/out jazz records ever, helmed by the mighty Idris Ackamoor. Here's Birth Speed Merging for starters.

YOINK OF THE WEEK: The Peace

2009-03-31T10:30:00.009-05:00

Another fierce chunk o' Zamrock, recently reissued by Groovie and available from Cosmic Hearse in a slightly craptastic original vinyl rip. The track "I Have Got No Money" begs the question: is there such a thing as Afro Sunshine?Black Power

YOINK OF THE WEEK: Dan Satch

2009-03-18T13:29:00.004-05:00

Jazzier than most of the highlife I'm familiar with: see Likembe for the rest of the story.

DJ PANCAKE: Volume 16

2009-03-14T11:41:00.024-05:00

A full-on 50 this time fer yer shufflin' pod... from late Clock to Zamrock. Thnx to Doug Schulkind, Fuzzy Wasabi, et al.

Barefoot in Baltimore—Strawberry Alarm Clock
Giddy Up&mdashThe Chestertones
Super Spectacular Day—Mad Magazine (all 7 endings - thnx Kim!)
Anyway—MV & EE With The Golden Road
Have You?—Question Mark
Nobody Fails—Ofege
Got The Feelin'—Dave Pike
Squares—Tractor (The Way We Live)
Another Country—Demon Fuzz
Cool It—George Coleman (for Shelley)
Khala My Friend—Amanaz
Let It Grow—Black Lips
I Want To Be Rich Again—Unknown
Superman—Clique
I Cram To Understand U—MC Lyte
She Only Wants A Friend—Conjunto Night Stars
Aida—Os Gambuzinos
Holidaymaker—Kaleidoscope
The Love's Still Growing—Buzzy Linhart
La drogue—Messieurs Richard de Bordeaux et Daniel Beretta
Ce Petit Couer—Francoise Hardy
Riens Des Mots—H2O
Muato Wa N'Ginjila—Teta Lando
Kalumba—Os Gambuzinos
Je ne vois rien—Les Problèmes
Hot Pants I'm Comin'—St. Vincent Latinaires
Ah Hem Ho Hu Err—Christine Pilzer
(Further Reflections) In The Room Of Percussion—The Kaleidoscope
La fermeture éclair—Delphine
Haschich Faction—Sullivan
Le Papyvore—Les Papyvores
There's A Flower Shop—Paradox
Wait Till The Summer—The Illusions
I'm Gonna Make It—Kenny & The Kasuals
I Wonder—The Gants
I'd Rather You Leave Me—The Choir
Day Time Nite Time—The Band Of Wynand
Get You Back—Burgundy Blues
Fight Fire—Fantastic Deejays
What Can I Do What Can I Say—The Excentrics
Hearts Of Stone—Otis Williams & Charms
Tomorrow Night—Lonnie Johnson
Over The Rainbow—Checkers

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YOINK OF THE WEEK: Amanaz

2009-02-14T11:12:00.006-05:00

Another beauty: I've been listening to this and Question Mark nonstop. Thnx again WFMU Doug. This one comes via Fuzzy Wasabi.

YOINK OF THE WEEK: Question Mark

2009-02-07T15:08:00.006-05:00

Like the sweetest thing ever, from Barack's homeland no less. Thnx to WFMU's Doug Schulkind for the tip (and Crotchbat for the up).

GO GET 'EM BARACK!

2009-01-20T07:26:00.004-05:00

It's Been a Change—Solomon Burke

DJ PANCAKE: Volume 15

2008-11-21T12:30:00.030-05:00

Twenty-five more fer yer shufflin' pod...

Wilco the Song - Wilco
From their recent Colbert Report appearance.

Arsonist - Fireball
The sound of two L trains colliding beneath the East River.

Isolated Ivory Tower - Negative Space
Early prog metal, whatever those words mean.

Monie in the Middle - Monie Love
Where she at?

Murmaider - Dethklok
From Metalocalypse. Everything else is dildos.

Sonido Amazonico - Roots of Chicha
Light south of the border surf psych.

Sugar Man - Rodriguez
I think this song might be about drugs.

Gamma Ray - Jay Reatard
Reatarded flip to new Beck 45.

Awaken - Dethklok
More cartoon death metal.

Cold Son - Jicks
Has SM been listening to Dark Shadows?

Let the Funk Flow - EPMD
Oh rap...

Queen St. Gang - Arzachel
More early prog metal, though this track isn't particularly either.

Walking Down Their Outlook - High Tide
Sea shanty.

Animal In Every Corner - Danielson
That lil' white church at the end of Sesame Street.

The Briefest of Interludes with Steve Martin
Dane Cook can eat me.

Raggedy Riley - Moonshine Kate Georgia's Three
The great Kate (see Volume 8).

Ordinary Guy - Joe Bataan
Over the top even for Joe.

Dying to Love You - Stone Harbour
This record is a grower with its sleepytime Velvets vibe.

Two - Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton
Two great tastes that taste great together.

We Did It Again - Soft Machine
Actually they overdid it.

Who's That Knocking At My Door? - Annette Hanshaw
The lost Boswell Sister, prominent in Nina Paley's animated feature Sita Sings the Blues.

Glass Road - Wet Paint
Because you can't spit in this town without hitting a psych compilation.

Everybody Likes Something Good - Ify Jerry Crusade
Ghanaian funk crusaders.

Raga Dos Raios - Lula Cortes & Ze Ramalho
Another track from this guy's great record.

As I Read My S-A - Gang Starr
...where'd ya go?

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DJ PANCAKE: Volume 14

2008-09-07T10:31:00.021-05:00

Happy autumn! Here's 25 more fer yer shufflin' pod...

Duncan Hills Jingle—Dethklok
The best part of waking up.

When Do You Say Hello?—Great Plains
Underappreciated Ohio indie band.

Kamera Song—Inner Space & Rosy Rosy
Pre-Can track offa Prae-Kraut 2.

City Hobgoblins—The Fall
Grotesque outtake.

Laisse Tomber Les Filles—France Gall
Ye-ye spy music. Covered by April March for Death Proof.

Black Soul Brothers—Miguel de Deus
Whacked solo record from Os Brazoes dude.

Sweet Hawaiian Chimes—DeZurik Sisters
I love these girls so much.

El Jilguerillo—Mariachi Coculense "Rodriguez" de Cirilo Marmolejo
El jugador!

Nic Fit—Untouchables
From American Hardcore OST.

Bad Trip—Darelycks
Ripped from one of Larry Grogan's Iron Leg comps.

Clap Your Hands—Reginald Milton
From The World's Rarest Funk 45s comp.

Re-Make/Re-Model—Roxy Music
I hate this band, but I like this song.

Solo Estoy—Los Yorks
Peruvian garage.

Apes-Ma—Captain Beefheart
From unissued original Bat Chain Puller.

Eight Miles High—Paul Horn
More Iron Leg.

Skies Above—Equals
More Iron Leg.

Riot In Thunder Alley—Eddie Beram
From Death Proof.

Out in the Western Plains—Leadbelly
Lovely tune from Huddie.

America—Traffic Sound
Goodun.

Lord Knud—I'm Your Guy
From a Krautrock comp.

Do Lelezi—Victor Uwaifo & His Titbits
Nigerian guitar juju thang.

Trilha De Sumé—Lula Cortes & Ze Ramalho
Great Brazilian psych.

I Don't Want To Be Nice—John Cooper Clarke
The Manchester bad boy.

In My Own Time—Patterns
Elevators labelmates.

The World (Pt. 1)—Sandi & Matues
Another from The World's Rarest Funk 45s.

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Adios DJ Pancake!

MINGERING MIKE: MIKE'S MIXES

2008-07-06T06:15:00.010-05:00

More to minger: another crop of rumbly home tapes from the Henry Darger of soul. Dope merch (and the rest of the story) available here.

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CLIPPED: The Mole and the Music

2008-06-11T12:13:00.002-05:00

Just returned from Prague, where the lovable Krtek rules the roost, er, mound, er, hill...

ECHO OF THE BUNNYMAN

2008-05-13T18:54:00.006-05:00

Ray Johnson SC by Keith Bates of K-Type foundry.

BEEN TO A ROCK SHOW LATELY?

2008-03-20T07:45:00.005-05:00

CLIPPED: Teenage Kicks

2008-02-18T20:07:00.003-05:00

Undertones documentary (1 of 6)

DJ PANCAKE: Volume 12

2008-02-18T13:22:00.029-05:00

Slightly more manageable batch of twenty-five tracks fer yer shufflin' pod:

Chewin' Gum—Danny Brown
From the really fun, raucous, greezy r&b comp T-Bird Party. For Kim.

East Bound and Down—Jack Hoppes
Cover of that Smokey and the Bandit song. Thnx to Skeever of Hoosier Vinyl fame.

Eefing Explained—Jimmy Riddle
Everything you wanted to know about eefing but wuz afraid to ask.

Everything Went Bad—Dogmatics
Boston punks on a bummer.

Bongo Boo Boo—Sneeze & Breeze
Another one from T-Bird Party, politically incorrect as hell.

Sweet Mental Revenge—Rusty Dean
Another Hoosier daddy.

Teen Age Jump—T. Valentine
If this isn't one of the drunkest recordings of all time, it's certainly one of the most autistic. T-Bird Party again. I think we're done.

Thanitos—Stone Harbour
Murky, spacey, mid-seventies psych instrumental.

Yodellin' Tex—Carson Robison & His Pioneers
I loves me a good yodel.

Latino In Cairo—Salah Ragab
Great Egyptian jazz on the Mulatu/Sun Ra tip.

Le Bal—Hans Reichel
From Gravikords, Whirlies and Pyrophones.

Motherless Child—The Witch
Great Zambian psych.

My Game of Loving—White Noise
Delia Derbyshire is supposedly involved with this track somehow, though I highly doubt she's the one panting wildly at the end.

Wonder Drug—Carl Butler
For my pharma friends.

Useless Things—Third Estate
Ultra-mellow mid-seventies mini-pressed US psych.

Warm You Are—Subway
Whiff o' the Velvets on this early seventies British psych.

Operation—Circle Jerks
For the phantom hernia.

Hurtin' Kind—The Bittersweets
From Girls in the Garage.

Le Roi Des Mouches Et La Confiture De Rouse—Jean-Claude Vannier
From L'Enfant Assasin des Mouches.

Chicama Way—Traffic Sound
I likes me some electric sax.

I Don't Mind Failing—Malvina Reynolds
From the little lady that wrote Little Boxes.

We're Going Down—The Chrome Cranks
"Crank" it up. Get it?!?

Overseer—Roger Rodier
Outtake from Upon Velveateur.

You Don't Love Me Yet—Roky Erickson
Oh but I do.

How'm I Doin'?—The Aaron Sisters With The Song-O-Pators
Great harmonies on this bit of hillbilly a cappella (as well as excellent song-o-pation).

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LONELY IS NOT A FOUR LETTER WORD

2008-02-14T17:10:00.008-05:00

Happy Valentine's Day!

Eva Alone—Ennio Morricone
Nights When I Am Lonely—The Boswell Sisters
I Was Alone—The Exotics
Lonely Night—Chrissy Zebby Tembo & Ngozi Family
Alone But Satisfied—Shoes
Share My Loneliness—The Streams
I'll Sail My Ship Alone—Red Sovine
Lonely, Lonely Heart—Tommy Strange
Rocking Alone—Everly Brothers
Lonely Street—Everett Daigle
Act Naturally (Live Version)—Buck Owens
You're All Alone—Tucky Buzzard
We're All Alone—Scott Walker & The Walker Brothers
Have You Ever Been Lonely (Have You Ever Been Blue)—Ernest Tubb
Lonely Heartbreak—Danny and the Nightmares
Lonely Man—Mellow Candle
Loneliness Is Eating Me Alive—Merle Haggard

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DOGMATICS

2008-02-11T14:21:00.001-05:00

Supercute rebellious teenage early-mid-eighties Boston Irish Catholic school punks. I had always assumed the emphasis was on the dog, but of course it's on the dogma.

Everything Went Bad (from Everybody Does It)
Sister Serena (from Thayer St.)

CLIPPED: Jonathan Ross

2008-01-22T22:10:00.000-05:00

Really enjoying these '80s film documentary shows The Incredibly Strange Film Show and For 1 Week Only. Hosted by Jonathan Ross: you got your in-depth interviews with directors and actors (like an interview w/Divine only two weeks before he died, or a Twin Peaks-era David Lynch claiming that the mechanical bird at the end of Blue Velvet was real but 'acting'), rare clips, the works. Here's a few (lots more available):

Aki Kaurismaki (1 of 4)

David Lynch (1 of 6)

Russ Meyer (1 of 4)

John Waters (1 of 5)

CLIPPED: Ten Multi-Part BBC Docs

2008-01-01T04:29:00.000-05:00

THE OUTSIDER: The Story of Harry Partch

THE BEYOND WITHIN

THE ROCK AND ROLL SINGER

THE WONDERFUL AND FRIGHTENING WORLD OF MARK E. SMITH

THE FEAR OF GOD: 25 Years of The Exorcist

ENNIO MORRICONE

CLOSE TO YOU: The Story of the Carpenters

ELVIS: The Burger & the King

ANIMATION NATION

THE BODY IN QUESTION

CLIPPED FOR THE HOLIDAYS II: Female Trouble

2007-12-22T14:55:00.001-05:00

CLIPPED FOR THE HOLIDAYS: Neil Hamburger

2007-12-21T11:01:00.000-05:00

PANCAKE XMAS

2007-12-17T11:35:00.000-05:00

Happy holidays y'all!

Space Christmas—Shonen Knife
I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus—Spike Jones (feat. George Rock)
Jingle Jangle—Rockfield Chorale
Alan's Christmas Card—Magic Carpet
Christmas with Satan—James White and the Blacks
Don't Think I'm Santa Claus—Lil McClintock
Santa Claus Blues—Louis Armstrong & The Red Onion Jazz Babies
Holy Evening—Dennis Wilson
No Xmas For John Quays—The Fall
I'm Waitin' Up For Santa Claus—Nervous Norvus
Rock-n-Roll Santa—Jr. & His Soulettes
Jingle Bells—Jack Nitzsche (from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest))
Dancin' With Santa—The Trashmen
Santa Dog '88—The Residents

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DAISIES

2007-12-12T19:04:00.001-05:00

Push

CHRISTMAS AT FRANK'S

2007-12-10T18:17:00.000-05:00

You won't get bit... Straight outta Memphis, a little bit o' soul & then some—much thanks to the lovely and talented Kerri for the holiday up!

Viola Fora De Moda—Edu Lobo
Please, Please Little Girl—The Merits
Getting Nasty—Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm
LuLu Was That You—Cal Waymon
Nuttin' Up—Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm
Say It Again—Lee Dorsey
Revolution Dub Mix—Dennis Brown
Dap Walk—Ernie & The Top Notes
Fortune Teller—Benny Spellman
Dirty Tricks—The Sweet Inspirations
Come on Home—Sugar Minott
I'm Blue (The Gong-Gong Song)—The Ikettes
Love's Gone Bad—Chris Clark

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PRAE-KRAUT PANDAEMONIUM: Volume Three

2007-12-04T17:21:00.000-05:00

If anyone has Volume Two lemme know!

Round the World—The Rebbels
Devil King—Fifth Dead
Hear What I Say—The Kingbeats
Flames of Love—The Rocking Stars
Still Hoping You Might Come Back Home—Magic Herbs
Glory Be—Daisy Clan
What's The Matter Baby—Cherry Stones
Gettin The Blues—Gents Inc.
Unknown
I'm So Lonely—Les Copains
One Day Before—Chosen Few
Hab Keine Lust—The Blizzard
Understand—The Loosers
All Right—The Wild Cats
Old Hangman Is Dead—The Kentuckys
Love Of A Bird—The Sevens Various Artists
I'm An Unskilled Worker—The Dukes
The War—The JPs

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CLIPPED: Delia Derbyshire

2007-11-28T12:20:00.000-05:00

BLACK TO COMM #22

2007-11-26T18:54:00.000-05:00

Writer Christopher Stigliano has been cranking out rock rants from his PA bunker for years now. Back in 1997 his excellent zine featured a cd of rare trax, where I first heard about Czech weirdos Umela Hmota and Canadian weirdos Simply Saucer, among others. Nowadays Chris also spews online via the equally excellent Blog to Comm. Back issues of the mag are available here.

Death City—Steve McKay (Carnal Kitchen)
Tiny Tim Medley—Milk
Voduvodu Alcohol—Umela Hmota
California Sun—Rockin' Blewz
unknown—Vom
Jaguar Ride—Brian McMahon
It's Too Late—Simply Saucer
Talk Talk—Music Machine
Demon Alcohol—Umela Hmota 3
Nighttime is for Me—Backsnider
unknown 2—Vom
Alice—Milk
unknown 3—Vom
White Light/White Heat Ad—Velvets

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13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS: 1966 Radio Broadcast

2007-11-24T19:41:00.000-05:00

600 people can't be wrong! Live from the New Orleans club in Austin, TX: "You're Gonna Miss Me" is climbing the charts, the boys are reeling from local law enforcement drug hassles, and San Francisco beckons. Muddy as hell, but worth a listen:

The Word
I'm Down
Gloria
Monkey Island
Roller Coaster

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NR: Eye Mind

2007-11-17T14:16:00.001-05:00

Extremely enjoyable—if slightly clunky—bio on the kings of acid punk, published by the same crew that recently put out The Viking of Sixth Avenue. Author Paul Drummond can be seen unsuccessfully trying to hand off a proof copy to Roky in a scene from the great You're Gonna Miss Me doc: Roky wasn't innarested, but I sure am. I'm just afraid of what'll happen if I lick the cover...

I looked up and Tommy and Roky were turning into wolves... and we got to the Music Hall, and we went inside and the devil was there, and he had this tall pointed hat on... and I was bad and he knew it... and the devil walked up to me and asked how his pointed hat looked, and every time he twisted his pointed hat his nostrils would flare... I ran outside and looked up into the sky and there were clouds of blood floating in the sky....
—Stacy Sutherland

Oops, too late.

DJ PANCAKE: Volume 11

2007-11-07T22:24:00.000-05:00

Time for yet another batch of this & that...

Electro 1000—Troy the Wonder Boy
Ganked this bit o' spit from my buddy Brian, who ganked it from my buddy Dan. Sounds like Beetlejuice wearing Blu-blockers.

Street Sermon (excerpt)—Radio Nepal 1
From the fine psychopaths at Sublime Frequencies.

Brigitte—Brigitte Fontaine
Have to admit, I'm kinda fond of this artsy little monkey. From her first record.

Death Mix—Afrika Bambaataa
Punk rock to the left & Patty Duke it to the right!

Elephant Man—Bo Diddley
From Black Gladiator, during Bo's funky S&M period.

First Church—3Ds
No New Zealand, no Pavement. I'm just sayin'.

Going Into The Sunset—Armando Piazza
'70s Italian psych via Curved Air.

Hai Apna Dil to Aawara [My Vagabond Heart]—R.D. Burman
Another R.D. Burman track, male vocal this time.

Italian Movie—Lou Miami & the Kozmetix
She was Monica Vitti and he was Alain Delon.

Mariama—Boubacar Traore
Plucked from the, er, awesome, Awesome Tapes from Africa.

Pepper—The Peechees
Snooty, snotty, I think from Portland.

Surf Nicaragua—Sacred Reich
Don't remember what exactly led me to this one, from back in the Metallica days...

There's Nothing Wrong With You Baby (Part One)—Mingering Mike
Can't say enough about Mingering Mike, so I won't. Just go here to find out more.

Dreams Of Herge—3Ds
No New Zealand, no Pavement. I'm just reiteratin'.

Inner Flight I—Eric Dolphy
Needed some Dolphy.

Insects—The Kids From Widney High
Special needs kids rockin' out to wanking '80's guitar riffery. Thanks to Wankidermy for the find.

Moma Yendodo—Ata Kak
OMG thanks so much once again to Awesome Tapes from Africa. Ata Kak is not internationally known, but he's known to rock a microphone.

Pickin' My Way—Eddie Lang
Great jazz guitarist of the untimely death variety. Lang appears with violinist/pal Joe Venuti towards the end of this Paul Whiteman clip.

Trouble Maker—Chrissy Zebby Tembo & Ngozi Family
Two words: ZAMBIAN PSYCH. From probably my favorite reissue of the year. Much thanks to mysteryposter for the up. This one's for the dog.

The Visionary—Instant Orange
Coulda been indie rock if it hadn'ta come out in 1973.

Volcanic Eruption—Whitewood
Fun, goofy track from the Rockadelic re-ish, via Lost-In-Tyme.

Electrix—William S. Fischer
Bit of electro-splotch off an otherwise traddish electric guitar jazz album.

I Enjoy Being a Boy (In Love With You)—The Banana Splits
Larry Grogan has an Iron Leg.

Lights Out—Angry Samoans
For Jim Knipfel.

I Need It Higher—Zerfas
Sounds like a falafel stand, but actually it's a perhaps just slightly overrated psych rarity.

Swamp Root—Harmonica Frank Floyd
One o' them old timey Sun Records skillet-lickers.

Tenerte—Group Inerane
I don't have a ton of patience for this sort of stuff—the ululating banshee thing reminds me too much of my mother—but what the hell. Snatched from À bientôt j'espère.

Pulo, Pulo—Jorge Ben
The Brasil, she is nice, no?

Laugh Clown Laugh—Harry Richman
From the great Lon Chaney film, via the great Vitaphone Varieties.

Monkeys' Tea Party—Ananda Shankar
From the film Sa-Re-Ga Machan.

Levitation (Mono)—13th Floor Elevators
Mono version, fan release, via the Texas Psych Google group.

Surf's Up—Stones
My last New Zealand up, I promise.

Pal-Yat-Chee—Spike Jones & His City Slickers with Homer and Jethro
Spike Jones. Homer & Jethro. Combined. From Boogie Woogie Flu.

Circles—The Ensemble Al-Salaam
A little Strata East action from Curved Air.

Jungle Symphony—Ananda Shankar
From the film Sa-Re-Ga Machan. Again.

La Polka du Colonel—André Popp
Carl Stalling meets Esquivel in a small Parisian café in 1957.

Sona Roopa Layo Re—Asha Bhosle & Chorus
Another great unearthing from the fine folk at Music From The Third Floor. Appeared in 1973's Joshila, chock full o' Rahul Dev Burman's off-kilter arrangements, thumping splats of retardo moog, and the honeyed voice of Bollywood diva (and Burman's wife) Asha Bhosle. Like butter (ghee that is).

Shot Down—The Sonics
Saw them the other night at Cavestomp so why not?

Lost John—Sonny Terry
Watched Cisco Pike recently... wonder if that's where Herzog got the idea to use Sonny Terry in Stroszek?

Red Balloon—San Ul Lim
The Asian psych track, not the French short film that haunts my dreams.

Just Walkin' in the Rain—The Prisonaires
Nice sad Sun song.

The Captain—The Trees Community
Sure it's a bit—oh what's the word—preachy? So what! Like Sufjan and Danielson only, like, in 1975.

Und Ich...—Meta and the Bowling Boys
Don't remember if this landed on an earlier volume, anyway a real cutie from Prae-Kraut Pandaemonium - Volume One.

What's Your Sign?—Harry Nilsson
Unreleased Son of Schmilsson track I first heard as part of this cool documentary.

The Rubber Room—Porter Wagoner
RRR.I.P.

No Fool No More—Charles Walker & The Daffodils
Swamp-wop via Honey, Where You Been So Long?

Tezeta—Menelik Wesnatchew
Nice vocal version of this Mulatu track.

Trouble With Kay—Sneaky Feelings
Charmer of a Dunedin pop song, circa 1987, Flying Nun imprint o'course. If Pete Doherty covered this (and he should) he could call it Trouble with Kate, har har.

Mother's Love—Tsegue-Maryam Guebrou
From one o' them Ethiopiques things.

Abatatchen Hoy (Pater Noster)—Alemu Aga
From one o' them Ethiopiques things. Again.

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