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Quintessence Spirits From Another Time 1969 71 uk based international multicultural trippy psych prog rock 2016 double disc set

Quintessence Spirits From Another Time 1969 71 uk based international multicultural trippy psych prog rock 2016 double disc set Formed in fashionable Ladbroke Grove in 1969, this international six-piece played extended, improvisatory compositions highlighted by lengthy guitar solos, flute, sitar and communal, Indian-inspired chanting. They took on Eastern names to match their philosophies, with Australian flautist and founder Ronald Rothfield becoming Raja Ram, for example, and American bassist Richard Vaughan known as Shambhu Babaji. Far from a niche, underground concern, however, Quintessence quickly signed to Island after a major-label bidding war, and soon appeared frequently in the music weeklies, and even live on BBC2 and in Nicolas Roeg�s Glastonbury Fayre. Across five studio albums, ranging from 1969�s In Blissful Company to 1972�s Indweller, they journeyed into their own groovy mysticism, lyrically paying as much heed to St Pancras and Ladbroke Grove as to Mount Kailash and va...

The Day After The Sabbath 62 The DooM That Time Reprised

The Day After The Sabbath 62 The DooM That Time Reprised Download from [mf] or [mg] password:   tdats TDATS 62: The DooM That Time Reprised ?[?Doom psych and rock?]? by Rich Aftersabbath on Mixcloud Volume 62 is a collection thats been made in the name of Doom. What we have here is mostly progressive rock, from some albums that may or may not have been heavy through-out but had at least one track that invokes that indefinable feeling of impending doom through its riffs or atmosphere. Back when I started this blog, I was talking to a guy called LibertyCaps on the forum at the now defunct stonerrock.com. He made some great proto-doom comps, all of which I have posted here at some point. Since then I have received many requests for more in his series "The Doom That Time Forgot" so I have decided to make my own follow-up to his great mixes, and what cover artists work can I use other than the amazing Virgil Finley again? His unearthly, esoteric vignettes where  made...

The Quantum Mechanics of DNA Time Travel Genealogy

The Quantum Mechanics of DNA Time Travel Genealogy I allowed myself to travel back in time through my own DNA while researching my own family tree on Ancestry.com for part two of my genealogy documentary series By Her Roots.  Stopping only to stretch and grab a protein shake,  I stepped out of time for 17 hours.   This is a common occurrence for those who have become "addicted" to tracing their own family history. I have chosen to approach my next series from this unique aspect. We know now that we carry the experiences of our ancestors in our DNA and I believe we took on the responsibility of going through the process of clearing the dramas they could not.  As we realize who and what we are we start to see that our lifes journey carries the lifes journeys of our ancestors.  So how does this affect our current lives? When we are fully engaged in the Now and present "time",  we are actually able to move out of time through other dimensions of the "imagi...

Richard Matheson Tribute at Somewhere in Time INSITE ezine

Richard Matheson Tribute at Somewhere in Time INSITE ezine From Somewhere in Time Website: Richard Matheson Passes Away at Age 87 Somewhere in Time Family Joins Matheson Family in Mourning the Loss of this Marvelous Man We have lost our beloved Creator of Somewhere in Time (both novel and screenplay), Richard Matheson. He has been battling health issues for several years. He died at home, surrounded by the people and things he loved, at 87. Richard was not only a highly respected, gifted writer, but a kind, loving, wise, funny, thoughtful, mellow and unassuming man. And by all constant reports for decades, he was also an exceptional father. In fact, rarely have adult children expressed such overt love and affection toward their father as the Matheson children always have�and this is perhaps the most wondrous tribute to him of all. Richard Matheson joined us for two Somewhere in Time Weekends at Grand Hotel and both Los Angeles Somewhere in Time events, for 15th and 20th Anniversari...

Ray Pierle Time Money

Ray Pierle Time Money Reviewed by Josh Robertson Ray "McKay" Pierle was the man behind one of my personal favorite albums, McKays "Into You" a private press from 1978. Fans of McKay may know that Ray later had two solo albums, which were also privately pressed and kind of hard to find, featuring the next incarnation of the McKay group. Fortunately, Guerssen imprint Out-Sider is releasing a vinyl reissue of his first album, "Time and Money." Its quite a bit different than the lighter, folky, West Coast influenced McKay albums, going for a homebrewed, smoke-it-up party atmosphere with heavy riffs and fuzzed-out solos. The album kicks off with "Roll Me Up," an upbeat rocker about, as Ray explains in the liners, life working during the week and recording and playing rocknroll in clubs on weekends. Definitely has that hazy, reefer cloud influence going in its favor, and Ray lays down some solid guitar solos. "Workingmans Blues" continues tha...

The Secret Monster Society Chapter Two Time Dreams and Underwater Travel Completo TiNYiSO PC

The Secret Monster Society Chapter Two Time Dreams and Underwater Travel Completo TiNYiSO PC Um cl�ssico jogo point-and-click de com�dia e aventura, ambientado em um mundo �nico de monstros e criaturas. Embarque em uma �pica aventura por terra e mar, usando a viagem no tempo para parar um g�nio do mal de destruir o mundo. Inspirado por desenhos animados de s�bado de manh�. Sobre o jogo "Voc� j� se perguntou de onde os sonhos v�m?" The Secret Monster Society � um jogo de aventura e com�dia na pegada de Monkey Island e Day of the Tentacle. Jogue como Blithe Dalrich, um monstro dos sonhos do Submundo, que com a ajuda de seu melhor amigo Aphonic, embarca em uma �pica aventura para a ensolarada ilha do caribe, florestas amaldi�oadas assustadoras e montanhas cobertas de neve, tudo na esperan�a de parar um g�nio do mal de destruir o mundo. Atenda a uma s�rie de personagens memor�veis, e exer�a a capacidade de viajar no tempo para resolver divertidos e envolventes puzzles. Chapter Tw...

The DooM That Time Remembered

The DooM That Time Remembered After many requests, I have re-upped all ten of the DooM That Time Forgot comps. They were made by LibertyCaps a few years ago, a co-member of the defunct site Stonerrock.com. If you dont have them all yet then what are you waiting for? They feature plenty of the best and heaviest doom-mongers of the 60s and 70s. Ive also made some TDATS follow-ups to these with 62: The DooM That Time Reprised and 95: A Shrine To DooM Foregone. Downloads here: Vol 1 | Vol 2 | Vol 3 | Vol 4 | Vol 5 | Vol 6 Vol 7 | Vol 8 | Vol 9 | Vol 10 | Vol 62 | Vol 95 Password is:   tdats download file now

The DooM That Time Forgot 10

The DooM That Time Forgot 10 Download from [here] . unzip password:   tdats In preparation for the next doom-flavoured TDATS, here is The DooM That Time Forgot 10 ,   another of LibertyCaps morbid mixes. This will be mostly of interest to those who are new to this blog, as almost all of these artists and/or tracks have appeared before on my comps at various times, so look at this as LibertyCaps infernal interpretation of what has come before. Some interesting choices are the famed bands Uriah Heep and Scorpions, who you may not normally associate with doom... Tracks: 01. Butterfingers - Bootleg 70 (US) 5:39 02. Mahogany Rush - Land of 1000 Nights 75 (CAN) 4:44 (Previously on TDATS 23) 03. Stray - How Could I Forget You? 71 (UK) 5:44 (Stray appeared on TDATS 05) 04. Bullet  (aka Daemon aka Hard Stuff ) - Jay Time 70 (UK) 2:53 (Seen on TDATS 02) 05. Uriah Heep - Rainbow Demon 72 (UK) 4:27 06. Nahuatl - Evolucion 74 (MEX) 3:29 (previously on TDATS 05...

The Luck of Eden Hall – The Acceleration of Time

The Luck of Eden Hall – The Acceleration of Time Reviewed by Timothy Ferguson I�ve been a long time in putting this review together, as "The Acceleration of Time" was released by The Luck of Eden Hall way back in April. Perhaps it is apropos that a record so obsessed with time should be reviewed only after the reviewer has given this collection of songs the time it so richly deserves. There should be no need to introduce you to The Luck of Eden Hall. After all, they�ve been around for a long, long time (time again), diligently producing album after album of premium grade psychedelic pop. Popping up again and again on those juicy Fruits de Mer compilations, now appearing on soundtracks and in Record Collector magazines. Always solid, always producing much more than mere perfect songs, but solid and well-crafted works of art. If there�s a dud in the cannon, this reviewer sure hasn�t heard it, and I�ve had my eye (and ear) on these cats since Pumpkins were mere sprouts and the C...

The Plush and Comfortable World of As Time Goes By

The Plush and Comfortable World of As Time Goes By It is interesting to see how well some of my articles do and how some of them are basically flops. I don�t think it is the writing (each article has the same level of incoherent thought) but more of the programs that are featured on here. It is interesting to see what people like and what is less interesting. Take for example Sherlock . I have written two articles on the program this year. Checking the analytics on this blog and my Facebook page, it is clear that a lot of people like to read about it. In fact, it has given me some of my highest numbers. There is also the surprisingly popular article for Mulberry . I did an article that covered the entire series back in 2010. I thought it was a good article but people seem to keep reading it. In fact, I am still getting comments about the article even just getting one this week. Most of the articles do well but some not quite as well. The four articles for To Play the King started out ...

The Hardy Tree Through Passages Of Time

The Hardy Tree Through Passages Of Time Reviewed by Shaun C. Rogan Winter is drawing ever closer up here in the northern hemisphere and, as I take in the last of the late autumn light and stare blankly out of my north London window, I am being gently drawn into a brave old/new world by the never less than great Clay Pipe Records. This latest release is a singular piece of work, as the deeply beguiling music and accompanying striking art work is the creative outpouring of label supremo and polymath, Frances Castle, operating once more under the moniker of The Hardy Tree. The beautiful floating soundscapes/sonic friezes found here are dreamily delivered in gently flickering, devotional vignettes that envelop and involve the listener with a warmth of spirit rarely found in such keenly conceptualised work. Every note is drawn out to maximise its lingering pictorial impact as time is stretched and manipulated with sound. As a whole work, "Through Passages Of Time" creates a blurri...

Quidam The Time Beneath The Sky 2002

Quidam The Time Beneath The Sky 2002 Pais: Polonia Estilo: Neo Progressive Metal 1. Letter from the Desert 2. I Still Waiting (Letter from the Desert II) 3. No Quater 4. New Name 5. Kozolec (for Agape) 6. The Time Beneath the Sky 7. Credo I & II 8. You Are (In the Labyrinth of Thoughts) 9. Quimpromptu (Everything Has its Own) 10. Time Beneath the Sky Download download  file  now

Real Time 2013 Election in PH Results Available Online

Real Time 2013 Election in PH Results Available Online With the advent of the computerized election in the Philippines, television networks are also expanding their news content online. And one of the hottest news today is about the 2013 Senatorial Elections. In alphabetical order, ABS-CBN: http://halalan2013.abs-cbnnews.com/ GMA: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/eleksyon2013/results/senator Let us be active in seeing to it that transparency is evident in our election. @NicoCalunia download  file  now