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The Box of Delights Part One!

The Box of Delights Part One! Last week I mentioned how Christmas specials from our favourite television shows didn�t need to have a Christmas theme to it to still be special. What about when you really want to watch something with a wonderful holiday spirit? After all, tis the season! There is something about a Christmas serial that is magical, full of fantasy and takes place in the 1930s. It is children letting their imaginations run wild and there is a beautiful innocence with a great spirit of adventure that is held before the outbreak of World War II. It features wonderful countryside and steam train engines, plus Patrick Troughton. This is The Box of Delights . The novel for The Box of Delights was written by John Masefield in 1935. Little did I know that this is actually a sequel to a novel he wrote in 1927 titled The Midnight Folk . I personally am glad I didn�t know this because I think this story is perfect on its own. The Midnight Folk also featured Kay Harker who is our m...

The Mandrake Memorial 3 Part Inventions 1969 us exceptional psych prog rock 2016 release

The Mandrake Memorial 3 Part Inventions 1969 us exceptional psych prog rock 2016 release The lost, third studio album from 1969 by this quite good psychedelic / proto-progressive band. An absolutely worthwhile release for fans of music of this era. �Having made two superb psychedelic albums and gigged with The Doors, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, The Velvet Underground and many others, in June of 1969, The Mandrake Memorial came to London. The plan was to record with famed producer Shel Talmy (The Kinks, The Who, Pentangle), but when that fell through, they persevered alone. Long thought to be lost, 3 Part Inventions anticipates the woozy, dream-like vibe of their 1970 masterpiece Puzzle, combining eerie vocals, trippy guitar and otherworldly electronics to create a unique whole. Transferred directly from the master tape, its released here for the first time, together with a detailed band history, rare images, two previously unheard outtakes from a 1969 acetate, and a rare radio interview.�...

THE BROTHERS GRIM Little Nightmares Pc Gameplay Part 4

THE BROTHERS GRIM Little Nightmares Pc Gameplay Part 4 Step into the Kitchen and meet the brothers! Subscribe Today! ?  https://www.youtube.com/c/InamUlHaq Play Little Nightmares ?  http://store.steampowered.com/app/424 ... Little Nightmares is a puzzle-platformer horror adventure game developed by Tarsier Studios and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Initial release date: 28 April 2017 Developer: Tarsier Studios Engine: Unreal Engine Genre: Platform game Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows | System Requirements | Minimum Requirement :  CPU: Intel CPU Core i3 CPU Speed: Info RAM: 6 GB OS: Windows 7, 64-bit Video Card: Nvidia GTX 480 ----------------------------------------------- Maximum Requirement :  CPU: Intel CPU Core i7 CPU Speed: Info RAM: 8 GB OS: Windows 7, 64-bit Video Card: Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 660 ----------------------------------------------...

The Millennium Pieces 1967 68 us brilliant baroque sunny psych 2013 Blu Spec part of eight discs box set

The Millennium Pieces 1967 68 us brilliant baroque sunny psych 2013 Blu Spec part of eight discs box set Theres an old L.A. music biz tale that details a stunned Brian Wilson accidentally overhearing a recording session down the hall from his own. As the story goes, Wilson was hanging at Studio Three West with Pet Sounds collaborator Gary Usher in the spring of 1966 when he caught snippets of a recording conducted by 21-year-old wunderkind Curt Boettcher. Boettcher, fresh from producing The Associations first record, and with something of a rare talent for soaring, angelic vocal arrangements along the lines of Wilsons very own, took Wilson and Usher by complete surprise. In fact, legend has it that Boettchers ability to produce majestically layered instrumental and vocal pieces seemingly at the drop of a hat threw Wilson for a loop, and is rumored to have started the breakdown that would ultimately destroy his Smile project, and indeed his life ever after. Even if you dont buy the stor...

The Deep House Souldiers Mile High House EP Part 1 2004

The Deep House Souldiers Mile High House EP Part 1 2004 The Deep House Souldiers - Mile High House EP Part 1 Label : Offset Music (OSM006) Style : Deep House Released : Jul/27/2004 Format/Source : Vinyl 12" Quality : CBR 192kbps Size : 24,3MB http://www.discogs.com/release/245988 Up next is the �Mile High House� EP from the hugely talented Deep House Souldiers from Kentucky, Matthew Bandy and Joel Jackson. The remix for this release comes from none other than Moulton Studio main man Chris Lum. From vinyl pusher at San Francisco�s BPM records to Grammy Nominee, Chris has risen through the House Music ranks to command a well-deserved spot at the top. With releases and remixes on Hooj, Defected, NRK, Strictly Rhythm and of course Tango, Chris has established a reputation as a solid producer, with a unique style and distinctive sound. The original of �Far Away� is a jazz infused groove with flowing keys, smooth horns and tight drums, which is bound to appeal to anyone with soul. On t...

The Millennium Voices Of The Millennium 1965 68 us bautiful sunshine psychedelia 2013 Blu Spec issue third part of eight discs box set

The Millennium Voices Of The Millennium 1965 68 us bautiful sunshine psychedelia 2013 Blu Spec issue third part of eight discs box set The Voices Of Millennium are actually telling us about how some of the band members were spending their time after The Millennium break-up (if there ever was one) towards the end of the decade. Though it might not be as adventurous as it was while they were only just �begin-ining�, these sessions show that they were still spending some quality time together. Some of the tracks, with an almost baroque country feel, with the kind of a Wilson-ian touch too, like I Still Can See Your Face and Will You Ever See Me, as well as the chamber-psych The Blue Marble, later surfaced on Gary Usher�s sophomore Sagittarius release of the same title, while another easy country piece, Share With Me, graced the sunny side of Curt Boettcher�s Together single. Along with the Spector-ized opener Come To Me Baby, the ones contributing to the more cheery side of the album, are...