Wax Treasure (Vinyl)
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Gas is a guy called Wolfgang Voight - a German I think - and this is ambient/minimal techno. This particular box set is a re-release of his late 90's on releases that had only come out on CD.
I've got Rausch and Narkopop as well by him, both great too, and not quite so much vinyl (this is 10 records)
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@mclaincausey you and I both
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@mclaincausey said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):
@Giles does it feel weird to say King’s English after a lifetime of Queen Elizabeth II?
No. Because I never actually said or say The Queen's English or The King's English.
But, the authority that controls Portsmouth Harbour and who I have to communicate with when traversing, entering or departing, used to be known as Queen's Harbour Master (QMH), it is now KMH, and it feels really weird saying it
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@J-IV I believe it was filmed during the heart of lockdown. I watched it with an open mind in a post covid fog and enjoyed it, but cannot comment on whether it stands the test of times.
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I discovered Dry Cleaning in the way i most like - listening to them live at a so called hidden stage at the local music festival. Same way i learned about Fountaines DC some years ago and Deadletter last year.
Since then i’m a fan, this album is really good, although the mix is a bit weird.
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The OGs
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Put it on after hearing the news of today…
„Superficially, Amon Düül II can be linked to countrymen Can and Faust. After all, all three German groups were children of the 60s, who locked themselves up, dosed on psychedelics and improvised music accordingly. But as far I'm concerned the similarity ends there!“
I like Can intensely and love Faust.
But bowled over by Amon Düül II …A few more biased reviews here…
Upholstered footage from 1970..,
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Especially enjoying the first song on side 2 today.....
https://open.spotify.com/album/7ojNQckNp7Tj2BkLJCiiUL?si=nt_6TevzQIu__BtFJFPTUA
