Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Realtor.poptropica.com

VENENOS DO ROCK

POISONS OF ROCK

///////////////////////////// //////////////
REPOST: Steamhammer - Steamhammer (1969 UK Prog Rock Blues Psych)

Posted: Feb 15 2011 2:56 PM PST
http://venenosdorock.blogspot. com/2011/02/repost-steamhammer-steamhammer-1969-uk.html

BEARING ON REQUEST HERE IS ANOTHER ONE OF POSTING BIG BAND BLUES ROCK
that merges with psychedelics AND ALWAYS WITH PROGRESSIVE AND MASTERY
RACING! The SOA SOFT FLUTE AND WITHOUT Exaggeration! ON THE TRACK "YOU'LL NEVER KNOW
" WHO PLAYS GUITAR is BB KING! THE BAND WAS FORMED IN 1968 AND HAS BEEN CHOSEN TO MONITOR THE
BAND OF MASTER bluesy "FREDDIE KING" IN YOUR
tournées in Europe! SO TO END THE GREAT TURNING bluesman,
Steamhammer TAPED THIS YOUR FIRST ALBUM THAT IS A JOB! SOMETIMES A
SOA QUALITY LITTLE BELOW NORMAL WITH THE VOICE BEHIND THE fading
INSTRUMENTS, BUT IT GIVES A GOOD CLIMATE FOR SOUND LEGAL! JUST DO NOT KNOW SE ISSO É
PROPOSITAL OU NÃO!! VENENO ALTISSIMAMENTE RECOMENDADO!!

Blues-rock band STEAMHAMMER was formed at the end of 1988 by Martin
Quittenton (guitar), Kieran White (vocals, harmonica, guitar), Martin Pugh
(guitar), Steve Davy (bass) and Michael Rushton (drums). Their first
album, "Reflections" (AKA "Junior's Wailing") was released in 1969. After
this first album, Quittenton and Rushton both quit the band to be replaced
by Mick Bradley (drums) and Steve Joliffe (sax, flute), who gave a jazzy
influence to the band in their second album, "Mk. II" (1969). Shortly after
this release, Joliffe left the band, wich continued as a 4 piece in their
third album "Mountains" (1970), which was a returning to the blues-rock of
the first album. After a major turnover, Pugh and Bradley invited Louis
Cennamo (bass) and, along with special guest Garth Watt-Roy (vocals),
recorded "Speech" in 1971. This last album was released posthumously, after
Bradley's death in 1972. Kieran White released a solo album; both Pugh and
Cennamo formed Armageddon with Keith Relf in 1975. Martin Quittenton went
to play with Rod Stewwart.

Martin Quittenton - guitar
Kieran White - vocals, guitar, harmonica
Martin Pugh - guitar
Steve Davy - bass
Michael Rushton - drums
Guest musician B.B. King played guitar on "You'll Never Know"

01. Water (Part One)
02. Junior's Wailing
03. Lost You Too
04. She Is The Fire
05. You'll Never Know
06. Even The Clock
07. Down The Highway
08. On Your Road
09. Twenty-Four Hours
10. When All Your Friends Are Gone
11. Water (Part 2)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=53PS27Q6

///////////////////////////////////////////
Action - Action (1972 German Prog Hard)

Posted: 15 Feb 2011 02:29 PM PST
http://venenosdorock.blogspot.com/2011/02/action-action-1972-german-prog-hard.html

HIGH RARITY! HIGH RARITY!
DARK GERMAN BAND AND HIS ALBUM RECORDED IN 1972 AND THAT WAS NEVER RELEASED BEFORE
! This only happens 2009 THANKS ONCE AGAIN, THE RECORDER PIRADÍSSIMA
"GARDEN OF DELIGHTS"! The LOUDNESS IS A PROGRESSIVE WITH HEAVY
Psychedelia and pinches WITH SOME INFLUENCE OF DEEP PURPLE! THE ALBUM WAS REALLY
TO BE A DEMO BECAUSE WERE ONLY FOUR TRACKS! THE LAST THREE ARE CAPTURED LIVE
AND CLEARLY THERE ARE ONLY COMPLETE THE DISCO PRA,
BECAUSE THE QUALITY MAKES A WISH! BUT CERTAINLY THE FIRST FOUR ARE POISONOUS
BANDS! Rare POISON AND HIGHLY RECOMENDADO!! One of
many obscure bands from the 1970's not documented at the time. Apparently
the album was recorded for Kerston Records in 1972, but was never released.
Action hailed from Zweibrücken, and played a heavy prog blend quite
obviously influenced by Deep Purple, organ fronted and with Wolfgang Benki
notably indebted to Ian Gillan. Over all it sounds more like a demo than a
proper album. Side 1's two-part opus feels a bit like early Tomorrow's Gift
(hints of Vanilla Fudge and Pink Floyd). Obviously unfinished, the final
track is a live recording of rather mediocre quality. - SOURCE OF
INFORMATION: Crack in the Cosmic Egg -

01 - Miscarriage Of Human Thinking (Part I) 3:30
02 - Miscarriage Of Human Thinking (Part II) 13:14
03 - Hell Track 11:58
04 - You Are The Lady - 7:54
05 - Hell Track (Live) 11:50
06 - Miscarriage of Human Thinking (Live) 15:56
07 - You Are the Lady (Live) 8:43

Wolfgang Benki - Vocals)
Otto Nunold - Organ)
Harald Schindler - Bass)
Charlie Fottner - Guitar)
Ernest Cadet - Drums)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=55EM3QCL

0 comments:

Post a Comment