Showing posts with label 2002. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2002. Show all posts
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Cruachan - Folk-Lore (2002)
Tracklist:
1. Bloody Sunday 04:15
2. The Victory Reel 01:21
3. Death of a Gael 05:38
4. The Rocky Road to Dublin 03:07
5. Ossian's Return 04:44
6. Spancill Hill 06:00
7. The Children of Lir 05:08
8. Ride On 04:41
9. Susie Moran 04:11
10. Exiles 06:36
11. To Invoke The Horned God 06:02
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
Carnarium - Constelaciones De Requiems (2002)
Tracklist:
1. Intro 01:23
2. El Cristal 03:58
3. Desafio 04:15
4. El Lamento Del Vampiro 05:16
5. El Ocaso De Los Sueños 06:10
6. La Huida De Angora 07:04
7. Resplandor Ancestral 03:50
8. Fenix 05:48
9. El Joven Y El Diablo 05:01
10. Magdalena, Marcha Nupcial 06:16
11. Orix Tiem Mortum Dae 08:20
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Sunday, July 18, 2010
Kolotun - Пир Во Время Чумы (2002)
Tracklist:
1. Интро 00:13
2. По ту сторону севера 04:15
3. Родина 04:13
4. Коловрат 03:31
5. Архея 03:57
6. Бог с нами 03:03
7. Вновь 03:56
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Deströyer 666 - Cold Steel... For An Iron Age (2002)
Tracklist:
1. Black City - Black Fire 03:36
2. Clenched Fist 03:47
3. Cold Steel... 04:07
4. Sons Of Perdition 04:30
5. Raped 03:16
6. The Calling 05:18
7. Savage Pitch 03:24
8. Witch Hunter 03:46
9. Shadow 03:38
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Sunday, February 7, 2010
Nachtgeblüt - Frozen Streams of Forgotten Knowledge (2002)
Tracklist:
1. Vision 04:00
2. Infernal Pride 05:03
3. Under Black Wings 04:14
4. Forest of Frozen Streams 05:03
5. Proud in Storms 04:27
6. Dark Mists of Cruelty 02:16
7. Will-to-Conquer 04:40
8. Of Ancient Night 05:38
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Rest In Peace, Joe!
On this date in 2002, Joe Strummer died suddenly in his home at Broomfield in Somerset, the victim of an undiagnosed congenital heart defect.

Wikipedia: Joe Strummer
Official Website: strummerville.com
"Strummerville is a registered charity that aims to create new opportunities for aspiring musicians.
Set up by the friends and family of Joe Strummer in the year after his death, the charity seeks to reflect Joe's unique contribution to the music world by offering support, resources and performance opportunities to artists who would not normally have access to them."
Video: The Clash - What's My Name and Garageland - live - 1977 - youtube
Blogloads: Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros discography - yovengodelhoyo.blogspot.com
Blogload: The Clash - Two live albums - bloodyrevolutions.blogspot.com
FYI: "The Clash: Live At Shea Stadium" is a live album by The Clash. The album is a recording of the band's second night opening for The Who at Shea Stadium, October 13, 1982, at a concert produced by Kosmo Vinyl.
I was at the show on the first night. I remember being dressed in camouflage so the Who fans knew which band I was there to see. I also remember Roger Daltry throwing a frisbee off the stage and it went over my head and somebody behind me caught it. David Johansen Band opened up early when the stadium was pretty empty. I was sitting in the nose-bleed seats. Then they opened the gates on the field and everyone, including me, was hopping over seats and scaling the walls to get onto the field. I ended up about 40 feet from the stage. Booze and joints were being passed around the crowd for the whole show. Ah, the good old days.

Wikipedia: Joe Strummer
Official Website: strummerville.com
"Strummerville is a registered charity that aims to create new opportunities for aspiring musicians.
Set up by the friends and family of Joe Strummer in the year after his death, the charity seeks to reflect Joe's unique contribution to the music world by offering support, resources and performance opportunities to artists who would not normally have access to them."
Video: The Clash - What's My Name and Garageland - live - 1977 - youtube
Blogloads: Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros discography - yovengodelhoyo.blogspot.com
Blogload: The Clash - Two live albums - bloodyrevolutions.blogspot.com
FYI: "The Clash: Live At Shea Stadium" is a live album by The Clash. The album is a recording of the band's second night opening for The Who at Shea Stadium, October 13, 1982, at a concert produced by Kosmo Vinyl.
I was at the show on the first night. I remember being dressed in camouflage so the Who fans knew which band I was there to see. I also remember Roger Daltry throwing a frisbee off the stage and it went over my head and somebody behind me caught it. David Johansen Band opened up early when the stadium was pretty empty. I was sitting in the nose-bleed seats. Then they opened the gates on the field and everyone, including me, was hopping over seats and scaling the walls to get onto the field. I ended up about 40 feet from the stage. Booze and joints were being passed around the crowd for the whole show. Ah, the good old days.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Paatos - Timeloss (2002)
Tracklist:
1. Sensor — 5:11
2. Hypnotique — 8:32
3. Téa — 5:45
4. They are Beautiful — 7:44
5. Quits — 12:17
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
The Equators - Hot
I Finally Found This!!!
I have this on vinyl but have no way to convert it to mp3.

"Formed in 1977 by the brothers Bailey (Donald, Leo & Rocky), the offspring of Jamaican immigrants to England, The Equators were discovered by Stiff Records’ President, David Robinson, performing with another Birmingham band, The Beat (which shared The Equators’ 20/21 Management team). Robinson, ecstatically impressed with the raw energy of their concert performance & the soulful innovation of their ska-pop-reggae sound, moved to sign the band to the famous Stiff Records label (home of Madness & Elvis Costello)."
(Read more at Marco on the Bass - marcoonthebass.blogspot.com)
Blogload: The Equators - Hot (1978) - 2tone-lifeinmonochrome.blogspot.com

The Equators re-formed and did a re-make of this album in 2002. Awhile back one of our readers, Kolaboy, gave us the 2002 remixed re-recorded version:

Blogload2: http://rapidshare.com/files/112308886/the_equators_-_hot.rar.html
I have this on vinyl but have no way to convert it to mp3.

"Formed in 1977 by the brothers Bailey (Donald, Leo & Rocky), the offspring of Jamaican immigrants to England, The Equators were discovered by Stiff Records’ President, David Robinson, performing with another Birmingham band, The Beat (which shared The Equators’ 20/21 Management team). Robinson, ecstatically impressed with the raw energy of their concert performance & the soulful innovation of their ska-pop-reggae sound, moved to sign the band to the famous Stiff Records label (home of Madness & Elvis Costello)."
(Read more at Marco on the Bass - marcoonthebass.blogspot.com)
Blogload: The Equators - Hot (1978) - 2tone-lifeinmonochrome.blogspot.com

The Equators re-formed and did a re-make of this album in 2002. Awhile back one of our readers, Kolaboy, gave us the 2002 remixed re-recorded version:

Blogload2: http://rapidshare.com/files/112308886/the_equators_-_hot.rar.html
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