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Favourite local band?

actually, this thread inspired me to dig out 'alive', a compilation cd from the 1996 easton summer festival :D

there's 3 tracks from the does-what-it-says-on-the-tin 'new ted underhill organ express': 'goldfinger', '2001' and 'hawaii five o'... i think you can guess what they sound like :eek:
 
forgot to say, there's a handy bristol music site with lots of free downloads:

www.maniccompression.com

run by dj madds (who used to run a weird avant-beats night called, um, manic compression iirc), not too many artists featured atm, but still plenty to test out (and the oil experts' sonic inferno 'zombie love' is up there :cool: )
 
and chikinki did some great stuff before they just sort of disappeared (after signing to island?)
 
bristle-krs said:
another vote for the mighty ging, and the same for the zen hussies (dapper gentlemen all), and rita lynch - i had the pleasure of sitting in on a radio recording she did, and the hairs on the back of the neck were tingling.

i found kid carpet by far the most enjoyable thing i saw at ashton court, and i like actual size too... and bucky are brill live :cool:

no one appears to have mentioned madnomad :eek:

bill cargill's the raconteurs were superb, gravelly-voiced dole soul; and ruth hammond (also of forster-hammond trio) did a great jazz album a few years back...

then there's oil experts and stoloff & hopkinson - found sounds and foggy beatscapes...

rock-wise i would really rate bikeshed, white trash ambition, cléan, the barbs and, um, loads of others :o

i am fool. i love madnomad :eek:
 
cyberfairy said:
i am fool. i love madnomad :eek:

all of urban loves madnomad, even those who've never heard madnomad :cool:

100% of mk1 madnomad, and 2 of um however many there were in the live band are old skool urbanites also :D and pk loves madnomad...

what's not to love about madnomad?

let's kill the pig :mad:
 
bristle-krs said:
100% of mk1 madnomad, and 2 of um however many there were in the live band are old skool urbanites also :D

I believe one-time/some-time poster Drive Like Jehu is now in Thee Go Commando, who I'm hoping to go see this Saturday at Espionage... :cool:
 
looking through old cd's and am reminded of...

the barbs
living legends ( ;) )
the scavengers
pina lou
receiver
ccq
statik sound system
mike wylie
starecase
redefine
john parish
the bluebear
mooz
minotaur shock
dayshine
malago

all of whose music i've enjoyed at least at times :D

i hear mike wylie in particular has been working on new stuff :cool:
 
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