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ARCHIVE >"I don't know how to find what I'm looking for in the archive" - Go here: archive.rebeccablacktech.com/mu/ - When searching, limit your search to links only, like so: "desired album mega|zippyshare|mediafire" - Make sure you've typed "zippyshare" and not "zippy", or else Zippyshare links will not be found.
Daryl Hall - Sacred Songs (1977) (320) >Experimental Soul, Art Rock, Progressive Pop Daryl Hall's first solo album. Features Robert Fripp on guitar and in the producers chair. The first part of Fripp's "Exposure" Trilogy. Finished in 1977 and then shelved by RCA until 1980.
Should probably check this guy out since I love Ka.
Eli Long
Definitely check him out he's really underrated. If you haven't listened to it already you should check out Reloaded, which is his best album.
Wyatt Flores
Stepping Out: The Very Best of Joe Jackson (1990) (320) >Pop Rock I've also thrown in a wonderful rendition of Stranger than You from a local radio station compilation.
requesting anything by Grand Salvo. i've looked everywhere but whatcd and can't find anything
James Campbell
Thanks for these man.
Lucas Butler
any alien art farm bruhs?
Henry Nguyen
Peter Gabriel - Rare Tracks, B-Sides and Bootlegs Version 5 >Art Rock Whats New >added Promo Mix of DIY >Added Charles Duke Version of "You Never Know" >Added Alan Ross Version of "Get The Guns"
Various Artists - Back from the Grave: Vol 1 [256 kbps]
>first of the series, fuckin classic >"Unlike many garage rock compilations, the Back From The Grave series focuses exclusively on the rawer and more aggressive side of the genre. Psychedelic rock is categorically excluded. The series also includes very few pop or folk oriented songs. As a result, the albums are primarily populated by louder songs that are characterized by fuzztone guitars, rough vocals, and are clearly influenced by groups such as Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, the early Kinks, and the Pretty Things. The lyrics and performances tended to focus on anger, lust, and cheating girlfriends, matching the often chaotic music. According to the liner notes, the songs were recorded by American groups, between 1964 and 1967".
This is one of the best compilations I have ever heard. I can't recommend this enough
Hello! I am requesting C17H19NO3 - Terra Damnata i didn't find it in the archive. please thank you.
Juan Hughes
post some berghain techno lads
Gabriel Bell
It's like an 80 page book, I found it in the dollar bin. Sorry man
>Fall Out Boy - Discography (2002 - 2015) [320] >Pop Punk, Emo Pop, Alternative Rock, Pop Rock, Electropop
INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: >Evening Out With Your Girlfriend >Take This To Your Grave >From Under The Cork Tree [Bonus Tracks] >Infinity On High >Folie A Deux >Save Rock And Roll >American Beauty / American Psycho
>Live In Phoenix
>Project Rocket / Fall Out Boy - Split EP >My Heart Will Always Be The B-Side To My Tongue >Infinity On High - Deluxe Bonus EP >PAX AM Days
Requesting Surrealistic Pillow by Jefferson Airplane
Michael Moore
>192 worth nothing lad
Jacob Gomez
>caring this much about the bitrate of shit you don't pay for
Noah Bailey
more like all-out goy
Ryder Lee
The United States of Existence - The Collection >MP3CBR 192kbps, best bitrate i could find >Garage Rock Revival Stuff from the mid-80s, contains some adorable keys and really catchy, psychy stuff >16 tracks, every song they ever released
thanks! there isn't a lot of appreciation here for Okkervil River and Shearwater. I will be seeing them in November, hopefully the show is just as good as when I saw them in 2013...unfortunately on the other hand, Shearwater was great for the Fellow Travellers tour but was a major let down for this year's tour.
Noah Parker
real shame what happened to these guys. This is pretty good
Henry Johnson
Dumping some Live Bowie
David Bowie - Stage (1978, Remastered in 2005) (WAV) >Art Rock, Bowie's second official live album Features Adrian Belew and Carlos Alomar on guitar. Has quite possibly THE definitive version of Station to Station, even better than the studio version in my opinion.
Shearwater - Shearwater Plays Lodger >Indie Rock, cover of David Bowie's album, Lodger; no personal opinion since I've only listened to Lodger once and it wasn't one of my favorite albums in Bowie's discography.
Shearwater is known for their early material which leans towards experimental, ambient, and orchestral folk, but with their recent two albums (Animal Joy and Jet Plane & Oxbow) and one album of covers (Fellow Travellers), they have moved to a more rock sound. Their sound is still distinguishable thanks to the lead singer and leader of the band, Johnathan Meiburg's voice, which is very Scott Walker-ish.
