Showing posts with label GONG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GONG. Show all posts
January 21, 2016
GONG - Live Etc.
Artist: Gong
Album: Live Etc.
CD1:
01 – You Can’t Kill Me
02 – Zero The Hero And The Witch’s Spell
03 – Flying Teapot
04 – Dynamite I Am Your Animal
05 – 68 Tune
06 – Est-Ce Que Je Suis
07 – Ooby-Scooby Doomsday Or The D-Day DJ’s Got The D.D.T. Blues
08 – Radio Gnome Invisible
CD2:
01 – Oily Way
02 – Outer Temple
03 – Inner Temple
04 – Where Have All The Flowers Gone
05 – Isle Of Everywhere
06 – Get It Inner
07 – Master Builder
08 – Flying Teapot (Reprise)
https://www.filefactory.com/file/2camhspy5zdd/gong%20%20live%20etrc.rar
June 7, 2015
GONG - Live Floating Anarchy (1977/2015)
Gong – Live Floating Anarchy (1977/2015)
Prof. Sharpstrings P.A. (Steffy) – guitar, lips, glissando guitar, vocal on track 2
Keith da Missile Bass – bass guitar and tree trunk
Kif Kif Le Batteur – drummery and asides besides
Gavin Da Blitz – synthesizah and pinball flip
Suze Da Blooz & Anni Wombat – choir of angels
Gilli Smyth – space whisper & pome
Dingbat Alien – drongophone, nose, gliss guitar, guitar guitar, bi focal vocals & wordply
01. Psychological Overture (2:35)
02. Floatin’ Anarchy (5:15)
03. Stone Innoc Frankenstein (3:18)
04. New Age Trans Formation Try: No More Sages (12:05)
05. Opium for the People (4:23)
06. Allez Ali Baba Black Sheep Have Any Bull Shit: Mama Maya Mantram (15:01)
http://www.filefactory.com/file/52nwu12qdtxf/Gong.rar
Prof. Sharpstrings P.A. (Steffy) – guitar, lips, glissando guitar, vocal on track 2
Keith da Missile Bass – bass guitar and tree trunk
Kif Kif Le Batteur – drummery and asides besides
Gavin Da Blitz – synthesizah and pinball flip
Suze Da Blooz & Anni Wombat – choir of angels
Gilli Smyth – space whisper & pome
Dingbat Alien – drongophone, nose, gliss guitar, guitar guitar, bi focal vocals & wordply
01. Psychological Overture (2:35)
02. Floatin’ Anarchy (5:15)
03. Stone Innoc Frankenstein (3:18)
04. New Age Trans Formation Try: No More Sages (12:05)
05. Opium for the People (4:23)
06. Allez Ali Baba Black Sheep Have Any Bull Shit: Mama Maya Mantram (15:01)
http://www.filefactory.com/file/52nwu12qdtxf/Gong.rar
November 11, 2014
GONG - I SEE YOU
GONG
enter yet another new phase on their four-decades plus journey with this, their brand new studio album, and their first since the release of:‘2032’ in 2009!
The current incarnation of GONG comprises vocalist / lyricist Daevid Allen, who, even at the age of seventy-five, still radiates an incandescent creativity, the original anarchic vibe that was born out of counter-culture revolution in the Paris commune in 1968.
His co-conspirators on ‘I See You’ comprise: Orlando Allen (drums), Kavus Torabi (formerly of the CARDIACS and the latest guitar incumbent in a band whose past ranks have included the likes of Steve Hillage and Mark Hewins), Ian East ‘Wind’ (horns), Dave Sturt (the sonic manipulator – sinuous bass propulsion) and Brazilian Fabio Golfetti (who weaves his own lysergic patterns on guitar).
This collective create an impressive, multi-layered and irrepressible sound that creates its own world and then populates it with a series of dazzling musical gems, melodically rich, lyrically engaging and musically refreshed. ‘I See You’ is both timeless and timely – a welcome antidote to an increasingly homogenised musical mainstream. Tracks such as: ‘This Revolution’, a spoken piece which name checks Gil Scott-Heron and picks up on the vibe of his: ‘The Revolution Will Not Be Televised’, and articulates the kind of concerns and theories that have always inspired Daevid Allen and informed the GONG worldview. This contrasts with the ferocious inter-stellar funk of: ‘You See Me’, which is sure to be a ‘live’ favourite.
‘Thank You’ is a heavy slab of Psychedelicised Blues, whilst ‘Shakti Yoni Dingo Virgin’ is a moody, melodic instrumental piece that serves to illustrate the immense musical firepower and musical diversity that lurks within the current line-up of GONG.
Special Guests are Gilli Smyth (Sprinkled Space Whisper) and Mark Robson (keyboards on ‘Thank You’) http://fp.io/c4891219/
enter yet another new phase on their four-decades plus journey with this, their brand new studio album, and their first since the release of:‘2032’ in 2009!
The current incarnation of GONG comprises vocalist / lyricist Daevid Allen, who, even at the age of seventy-five, still radiates an incandescent creativity, the original anarchic vibe that was born out of counter-culture revolution in the Paris commune in 1968.
His co-conspirators on ‘I See You’ comprise: Orlando Allen (drums), Kavus Torabi (formerly of the CARDIACS and the latest guitar incumbent in a band whose past ranks have included the likes of Steve Hillage and Mark Hewins), Ian East ‘Wind’ (horns), Dave Sturt (the sonic manipulator – sinuous bass propulsion) and Brazilian Fabio Golfetti (who weaves his own lysergic patterns on guitar).
This collective create an impressive, multi-layered and irrepressible sound that creates its own world and then populates it with a series of dazzling musical gems, melodically rich, lyrically engaging and musically refreshed. ‘I See You’ is both timeless and timely – a welcome antidote to an increasingly homogenised musical mainstream. Tracks such as: ‘This Revolution’, a spoken piece which name checks Gil Scott-Heron and picks up on the vibe of his: ‘The Revolution Will Not Be Televised’, and articulates the kind of concerns and theories that have always inspired Daevid Allen and informed the GONG worldview. This contrasts with the ferocious inter-stellar funk of: ‘You See Me’, which is sure to be a ‘live’ favourite.
‘Thank You’ is a heavy slab of Psychedelicised Blues, whilst ‘Shakti Yoni Dingo Virgin’ is a moody, melodic instrumental piece that serves to illustrate the immense musical firepower and musical diversity that lurks within the current line-up of GONG.
Special Guests are Gilli Smyth (Sprinkled Space Whisper) and Mark Robson (keyboards on ‘Thank You’) http://fp.io/c4891219/
November 7, 2013
GONG - Lyon France - December 14th, 1972
GONG
Lyon
France
December 14th, 1972
Disc one (0:59:59)
1. Gnome intro
2. Pot Head Pixies
3. Zero the Hero & the Witch's Spell
4. I am your Pussy
5. Why are we Sleeping?
6. Radio Gnome Invisible
7. I Feel so Lazy
8. It's The Time of Your Life
9. Tropical Fish
10.Dreaming it
Disc two (0:54:22)
1. Flying Teapot - Improvisation
2. More Teapot
3. Lawrence The Alien
4. Blues For Findlay
5. Teapot Jam
TOTAL TIME : 1:54:21
Daevid Allen(voc, guit, gliss guit)
Shakti Yoni(space wh)
Bloomdido Bad de Grass(sax, voc)
Hi T Moonweed(synth)
Francis Moze(bass); Laurie Allan(dr)
March 30, 2013
August 23, 2012
GONG - Burg Herzberg Festival Herzberg - 04/17/2009
Gong
2009-07-17
Burg Herzberg Festival
Herzberg
01. announcement > Escape, Control* I
02. Escape, Control* II
03. You Can't Kill Me
04. Zero the Hero and The Witch's Spell I
05. Zero the Hero and The Witch's Spell II
06. Zero the Hero and The Witch's Spell III
07. Dynamite
08. Digital Girl*
09. I Am a Witch
10. Dance with the Pixies*
11. Wacky Backy*
12. I Never Glid Before
13. Flute Salad
14. Oily Way > Outer Temple / Inner Temple
15. She is the Great Goddess > Master Builder (aka IAOM Riff)
16. The Isle of Everywhere
17. You Never Blow Yr Trip Forever
18. announcement
line-up:
Daevid Allen
Gilli Smyth
Steve Hillage
Miquette Giraudy
Theo Travis
Dave Sturt
Chris Taylor
David Id
* denotes new songs from the upcoming "2032" album
http://fp.io/225efad1/
June 15, 2012
GONG - Watchfield Free Festival Watchfield Oxfordshire England UK - 08/23/1975
Gong
1975-08-23
Watchfield Free Festival
Watchfield
Oxfordshire
England
UK
01. Invocation
02. Master Builder
03. Jam
04. Solar Musick Suite
05. Isle of Everywhere
06. Flying Teapot
07. I Never Glid Before
08. Improvisation
lineup:
Steve Hillage - guitar, Vocals
Micquette Giraudy - vocals, synth
Patrice Lemoine - keyboards
Didier Malherbe - sax and flute
Mike Howlett - bass
Laurie Allan - drums
"The begining of the end for |the great"peoples free festivals" What had begun
with a bunch of hardcore anarchists (led by Mick Farren)at the ilse of wight in
1970,germinated in the queens "garden"at the unforgettable Windsor festivals
culminating with a "friendly"police skirmish "friendly" when you compare it to
the much overfantisiesed battle of the beanfield in the early eighties ,not
being into having my head caved in by anybody as well as being a pacifist it was
obvious what was on the horizen when in 1981 i forsook the annual trek to
stonehenge after having arrived 2 weeks prior to the summer solstice ,spent a
joyous 10 days "tripped out"whilst the likes of GONG--HERE AND
NOW--THANDOR--HAWKWIND==LEAGUE OF SONIC DISORDER (sic) etc....would kjick up a
jenny' in the middle of a field and jam the night away (enjoying themselves)
only to allow people ,10s of thousands of people to worship at the alter of
HAWKWIND etc..A week or so later as they took to the gargantuan stage
erected for this sole purpose .In disgust I LEFT and mosied on down to the
newly ressurected GLASTONBURY FAYRE in direct opposition to the polisce who had
made it physically impossible to access the anuall meeting ground at PRIDDYPOOL
by digging a ridiculously large trench,ergot MICHAEL EAVIS (yeah the same
capitilalist dude we see today)invited the PEOPLE to use the PYRAMID stage that
had stood unused in a field of his for a decade,a nice gathering of a few
thousand people witnessed the likes of TIM BLAKE ,crystal machine and lasers in
tow ,i think we were all happy to donate the token one pound fifty pence
requested,And that ladys and gentlemen is where the story ends,that is also
where the great PEOPLES FREE FESTIVAL ended .......Nuff said.
This recording comes from almost 10 years earlier at Watchfield,where you paid
if you could ,if you couldn't no problem somebody else would take care of that.
A truly historic document which sadly lacks in it's sound quality Whether or
not DIDIER was there or not i cannot remember although i do remember NIK TURNER
being in evidence as does the person who originally posted this set "somewheres
else (honestly cannot remember where@!
Yes it is lacking in aurral sonic capabilities yet it is a true piece of
ENGLISH UNDERGROUND HISTORY."
April 25, 2011
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