Space Rawk

Open Mind · **Posted:** Sat Apr 15, 2006 1:47 pm

Misha wrote:

Open Mind wrote:

DAMN!!

Just found! This is going to be THE event in Space Rawk history.

http://www.planetgong.co.uk/gasmains/special.html

woow, I have to change my pants now.... :?

Seems I'm the only one who's exited about the first Classic Gong line up reunion since 29 years (minus Pierre, R.I.P.)

Before this thread falls below the floor, here are two more suggestions that you don't find in any Space pack yet.
The Mackig Brothers Live at the Witchwood 1991 Acoustic Space/Folk Trio with Glissando Guitar, Keyboards/Didgeridoo/Flute/Irish Whistle, and Violin.
Guru & Zero Makoto Mango Repetitive Deep Space Ambient that first knots, and then thin-slices your brain.

It's a shame 90% of your suggestions are 100% untraceable :( I really really like Banco De Gaia btw!

Hehe, that makes me a real elitist. BTW, I have an idea where you could find them :wink:

Just have some patience... :twisted:

Stefan · **Posted:** Sat Apr 15, 2006 1:57 pm

Open Mind wrote:

Misha wrote:

Open Mind wrote:

DAMN!!

Just found! This is going to be THE event in Space Rawk history.

http://www.planetgong.co.uk/gasmains/special.html

woow, I have to change my pants now.... :?

Seems I'm the only one who's exited about the first Classic Gong line up reunion since 29 years (minus Pierre, R.I.P.)

Before this thread falls below the floor, here are two more suggestions that you don't find in any Space pack yet.
The Mackig Brothers Live at the Witchwood 1991 Acoustic Space/Folk Trio with Glissando Guitar, Keyboards/Didgeridoo/Flute/Irish Whistle, and Violin.
Guru & Zero Makoto Mango Repetitive Deep Space Ambient that first knots, and then thin-slices your brain.

It's a shame 90% of your suggestions are 100% untraceable :( I really really like Banco De Gaia btw!

Hehe, that makes me a real elitist. BTW, I have an idea where you could find them :wink:

Just have some patience... :twisted:

just dloaded Mythos debut album, curious what Space-Joe thinks of it 8)

Misha · **Posted:** Sat Apr 15, 2006 2:07 pm

Open Mind wrote:

Misha wrote:

Open Mind wrote:

DAMN!!

Just found! This is going to be THE event in Space Rawk history.

http://www.planetgong.co.uk/gasmains/special.html

woow, I have to change my pants now.... :?

Seems I'm the only one who's exited about the first Classic Gong line up reunion since 29 years (minus Pierre, R.I.P.)

Before this thread falls below the floor, here are two more suggestions that you don't find in any Space pack yet.
The Mackig Brothers Live at the Witchwood 1991 Acoustic Space/Folk Trio with Glissando Guitar, Keyboards/Didgeridoo/Flute/Irish Whistle, and Violin.
Guru & Zero Makoto Mango Repetitive Deep Space Ambient that first knots, and then thin-slices your brain.

It's a shame 90% of your suggestions are 100% untraceable :( I really really like Banco De Gaia btw!

Hehe, that makes me a real elitist. BTW, I have an idea where you could find them :wink:

Just have some patience... :twisted:

Some Matt Howden is on the way btw!

lizardtail · **Posted:** Fri Apr 21, 2006 6:48 pm

np: Faust - 71 Minutes of Faust

I was expecting something organic and relaxing but this is practically industrial! such a surprising sound for an old album!

also, thanks to whichever one of you passed on that Acid Mothers Temple track to me, it inspired me to find out a little more about them. 8)

Eyesore · **Posted:** Sat Apr 22, 2006 12:06 am

What about Dol Ammad? :lol:

MASTER OF ALL

Stefan · **Posted:** Sat Apr 22, 2006 12:36 am

Eyesore wrote:

What about Dol Ammad? :lol:

MASTER OF ALL

tis no space rawk dummy ! :roll:

I listened to it twice a long ago and thought it sucked... too many synthetic instrumentations, too little compositions :(

Eyesore · **Posted:** Sat Apr 22, 2006 2:02 am

Stefan wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

What about Dol Ammad? :lol:

MASTER OF ALL

tis no space rawk dummy ! :roll:

I listened to it twice a long ago and thought it sucked... too many synthetic instrumentations, too little compositions :(

Hahaha. I know, but they popped into my head. :wink:

Yeah, that album is so over the top it's not even funny. It pretty ridiculous, actually.

Open Mind · **Posted:** Tue Jun 06, 2006 9:45 am

Revive this thread.
Pink Floyd + Jazz + Hawkwind + King Crimson + Ozric Tentacles + Trip-Hop + Amon Düül 2 + Drum n`Bass + Hendrix = Zone Six (hours of legal downloads here)

stuartn15ted · **Posted:** Tue Jun 06, 2006 1:15 pm

Open Mind wrote:

Revive this thread.
Pink Floyd + Jazz + Hawkwind + King Crimson + Ozric Tentacles + Trip-Hop + Amon Düül 2 + Drum n`Bass + Hendrix = Zone Six (hours of legal downloads here)

This is cool, with time i could see myself really liking this. So thanks for posting it.

Just out of intrest why are these albums up for free legal d/l?

Goat · **Posted:** Tue Jun 06, 2006 2:51 pm

stuartn15ted wrote:

Open Mind wrote:

Revive this thread.
Pink Floyd + Jazz + Hawkwind + King Crimson + Ozric Tentacles + Trip-Hop + Amon Düül 2 + Drum n`Bass + Hendrix = Zone Six (hours of legal downloads here)

This is cool, with time i could see myself really liking this. So thanks for posting it.

Just out of intrest why are these albums up for free legal d/l?

Agreed, thanks. And probably because they're live, quite a few bands put live stuff up :arrow: www.sepulive.com

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