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TDATS Vol 83 Switzerland reboot McChurch Soundroom Delusion LP 1971

TDATS Vol 83 Switzerland reboot McChurch Soundroom Delusion LP 1971 This is a late addition to the Swiss Volume 83, an extra band kindly suggested by TDATS fb group admin  Martin Smith . You can download the fully-revised comp, and read mine and Martins new notes by the usual links from here. If you dont want to download the whole thing again you can get just the additional mp3 here and drop it in. Heres whats new: McChurch Soundroom  was an eclectic psych free blues rock ensemble that has close relationships with krautrock, in particular with the heavy, stoned jazzy sound of Nosferatu (see Vol116), but also with folkish bands from England (Jethro Tull first era). Their original LP "Delusion" was released in 1971 on the legendary Pilz label (Popol Vuh, Wallenstein, Witthuser & Westrupp etc). This psych folk underground act is now cult. It was engineered by the famous Conny Plank (see Vol116 Conny Special) at Star Studio Hamburg. McChurch ...

The Day After The Sabbath 83 Midnight Garden Switzerland

The Day After The Sabbath 83 Midnight Garden Switzerland Download from: [mf] or [mg] Unzip password:  tdats The Day After The Sabbath 83: Midnight Garden ?[?Switzerland?]? by Rich Aftersabbath on Mixcloud Welcome to TDATS 83, the Swiss special. Switzerland is not a country that crops up very often in searches so I gladly took on the challenge of finding the best hours worth of hard, progressive and psychedelic 70s rock I could of the country. Switzerland didnt produce such a large volume of its own music, which is understandable for a small country. Also, the countrys talent blurs over its borders, especially with Germany and Austria so it got absorbed into the great music of those, especially Germany, along with Italy and France. I presume Swiss musicians are just as likely to have ended up working in any of the four countries bordering it as at home, or further afield in Europe. I must thank the blog williamtellsguitar for giving me many pointers! 01. Toa...