Can - Queueing Down

live paris 1973 krautness from the masters themselves. great sound quality and half-hour jams with classic tunes like 'vitamin c', 'spoon' & 'one more night'. damo suzuki at his finest.

do this.

King Crimson - The Great Deceiver: Live 1973-1975

enough said. classic fripp/wetton/cross/brufford lineup. check out this wiki article for more information.

CD1: Things Are Not As They Seem

CD2: Sleight Of Hand (Or Now You Don`t See It Again)

CD3: ...Acts Of Deception (The Magic Circus, Or Weasels Stole Our Fruit)

CD4: ...But Neither Are They Otherwise

have a nice day!

Arthur Verocai - Arthur Verocai

there is only one word to describe this album: TIMELESS. yes i said it. TIMELESS. a 1972 album that was so ahead of its time that it was never given its moment to shine as one of the greatest albums of the 70s. not until he was rediscovered by music historians and was invited to LA in 2009 to do a concert of the full album. this man made a fusion between contemporary brazilian harmony, strings, electric pianos, acoustic guitars, electronic instruments, male and female singers to create a wide musical palette that is still regarded as one of the biggest achievements of the 20th century. he gave his heart and soul to create and record this album but nobody cared about it at the time of its release, so Arthur got depressed, he quit making symphonic arrangement and started making commercial jingles for tv to make money.

please donwload this album and witness the beauty of music.

sylvia

Burning Spear - Social Living

a classic roots album filled with awesome harmonic explorations and praises to marcus garvey. this was one of the first reggae albums that i bought when i was in highschool and still it sounds like a timeless achievement in jah music. light one up and give thanks.

marcus say jah no dead

Shellac - Terraform

another one for the books. one of their greatest albums. classic bad-ass overdriven shellacness.

rush job

Luciano Perrone - Batucada Fantástica

1959 recording.

taken directly from toque-musicall:

"Indiscutivelmente um dos melhores discos de percussão que eu já ouvi. Luciano Perrone foi o grande mestre da bateria. Considerado por muitos anos o melhor baterista/percussionista do Brasil. Por este disco de ritmos brasileiros ele recebeu em 1967, o Grande Prêmio Internacional do Disco, instituído pela Academia Charles Cros de Paris. Este álbum é obrigatório na discoteca básica de qualquer DJ que se preze. Quem ainda não ouviu não pode perder essa oportunidade. Aliás, é bom dizer. Este disco está presente como indicação nos melhores blogs de música da rede."

que brazilón!

fuck yeah.

grab this QUICK!