Supertramp-You Started Laughing (STUDIO VERSION) Remastered By The Beach Dude
As a musician I've always been interested in the mastering process and in the last few years I've been trying to learning how to do it right...I've choosen this song because (as many other fans would agree) It was impossible to find a High Quality version of this awesome studio take.It All Started When a Friend Of mine was able to find a copy of the "Lady" Single in pristine condition.I was able to convince him to borrow me the record and make a high-res needle drop.After many hours of hard work here's the result...This is The Closest to a CD quality version of this awesome track that I've remastered for myself to replace the "Live In Paris" Version on my digital copy of "Retrospectacle" Here's a link to Download it in FLAC:
Violinski – No Cause For Alarm (ELO Related) MEGA DOWNLOAD
Album Released In 1979 By ELO's Members Mik Kaminsky And Mike De Albuquerque...An Almost Impossible Record To Find By The Way...Includes Highlights As "Cricket, Bloody Cricket","Time To Live" And The Hit "Clog Dance" An Instrumental Track That Was Their Biggest Hit :)
TRACKLIST: 1 Cricket, Bloody Cricket 2 (More Than A) Sudden Romance 3 Rosanna 4 Need Your Love 5 No Cause For Alarm 6 Clog Dance 7 Save Me 8 Time To Live 9 Cow Caped Crusader 10 Die Aband Glocke
Mike de Albuquerque (ELO) - Stalking The Sleeper MEGA DOWNLOAD
Between 1972 and 1974 he was the bass player for Electric Light Orchestra. He left for domestic reasons, during the recording sessions for the group's fourth album Eldorado, and was replaced by Kelly Groucutt. He released two solo progressive rock albums, We May Be Cattle But We've All Got Names...
and Stalking The Sleeper (1976)...
The Album Includes Highlights As "I Gotta Woman" (Ray Charles Cover) And The Main Theme "Stalking The Sleeper" A Perfect Marriage Between The Sound Of ELO And The Classical Sax Of Supertramp... An Almost Impossible Record To Find By The Way...Albuquerque also featured as a guitarist and vocalist alongside Mik Kaminski in Violinski.
Album Released In 1980 By ELO's Members Mik Kaminsky And Mike De Albuquerque...An Almost Impossible Record To Find By The Way...Includes Highlights As "Silent Love","Captain Dandy" And My Favorite "Home To Tea" An Awesome Instrumental Track With Beach Boys And Brian Wilson Vibes...It Really Reminds Me Of "Pet Sounds" Or Even "Sparkle Up" By The High Llamas...A Masterpiece That Many Pet Sounds Lovers Can Enjoy :)
Gary Usher – Add Some Music To Your Day (A Symphonic Tribute To Brian Wilson) MEGA DOWNLOAD
"This Album Was Intended To Elevate Usher's Childhood Friend (Brian Wilson) To The Exalted Status Of A George Gershwin"...Joe Foster
Gary Usher Was Brian Wilson Collaborator On "In My Room" He Also Was His Childhood Friend...Later He Formed The Psychedelic Band "Saggitarius"...Band That Made "Present Tense" Which I' Consider One Of My Favorite Albums Ever And I'm Sure It's Gonna Have It's Own Post Someday...This Album Is A Hidden Jewel And The Selection Of The Tracks Is Very Impressive All Killer No Filler :)...
TRACKLIST: 1 Caroline No 2 You Still Believe In Me 3 Busy Doin' Nothin' 4 Pet Sounds 5 Medley: Fall Breaks And Back To Winter Good Vibrations Heroes & Villains 6 The Warmth Of The Sun 7 God Only Knows 8 Please Let Me Wonder 9 Friends 10 In My Room
American Spring-Plus...(Mono Bootleg Cassette Rip Full Album) (The Beach Boys Related) MEGA DOWNLOAD
Artwork By Ben Kirchner
Someone Gave Me This Bootleg Tape (That Is Mixed In Mono And I Don't Know Why) And Told Me: "If You Like The Beach Boys Give A Chance To This...YOU WON'T REGRET"...When I Heard It I Was Quite Impressed,It Sounded More Brian-Esque Than Some Of The Beach Boys Albums Of The 70's...The Girls Haven't The Greatest Voices But They Sounded Very Young and Sweet And I Loved That...Later I Found Out That Not Only It Was Produced By Brian Wilson...The Members Of The Band Were His Wife Marilyn And His Sister In Law Diane (Former Members Of The Honeys)...
Some People Said That Brian Didn't Participate Much On The Beach Boys Work Of The Era Cause' He Was Centering All Of His Efforts On This Album (Thing that is little debatible)But If You Hear To The Music On The Album You Can Hear The Sound That Brian Brought To The Mid-70's Beach Boys...It Sounds Like "Love You" Or "15 Big Ones" All That Mixed With A "Sunflower" And "Surf's Up" Kind Of Vibe...
The Album Itself It's Very Enjoyable,The Girls Have Very Sweet Voices And You Can Hear Brian Doin Background Vocals Right Before He Lost His Youth Voice...The Songs Are Very Brian-esque (Some Of Them Are Directly Beach Boys Covers)...
There's a Song That Brights More Than The Others..."Sweet Mountain" Could Have Been One Of The Greatest Beach Boys Songs Ever... It Fits Perfectly On "Surf's Up", "Sunflower" Or Why Not "Landlocked"
In Fact The Whole Album With The Beach Boys Vocals Could Have Been One Of Their Best Albums Ever In My Opinion...A Strong Testimony Of The Kind Of Production Brian Wanted For The Beach Boys At The Time...
Here's a ZIP with the full RIP of the tape on MP3 320kbps :
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