Folk Music Thread - Page 3

wellcharge · 10.27.2008, 05:14 PM

seriously, barn owl is the best psych-folk/droney type shit out by far in my opinion! the album "from our mouths a perpetual light" is just pure awesome

and badgerlore is good too, kind of a supergroup thing with grouper and tom from charalambides etc.

if you like fursaxa i think you will like this stuff

10.31.2008, 01:23 PM

Pesnyary - Pesnyary Psych Folk from Russia 1974

Pesnyary
Not less than nine piece band, they combined rock and folk music in a way no one did before.

The first Pesnyary recordings date back to 1969 (now some are available on compilation CD's issued in 1996). These were the cover versions of the Beatles with Russian lyrics. (Think that every Soviet Union band passed such "Beatles cover versions" period in the beginning of the career).

But it didn't take long for Pesnyary to develop their own, absolutely unique sound. Not less than nine piece band, they combined rock and folk music in a way no one did before. Bjelorussian folk is a specific music, very tender and melodical, filled with sorrow rather than with joy. Pesnyary didn't just make rock arrangements of folk songs, they developed and enriched these songs at the same time taking great care of the original passion and soul. One can find many elements of psychedelia in their earlier works and progressive moves in the later albums. All their LP's are highly recommended.

Sadly, the Soviet music officials were not sleeping... All the bands of the seventies had to include in their repertoire the songs by "official" writers and composers. But these tracks, moving to pop in style, in Pesnyary's versions became massive hits and are popular even nowadays.

All the band members were the top class players and the vocal group was exceptional. Using traditional folk instruments - horns, strings and others (don't know how are they called in English) combined with organ and electric guitar sometimes produced very psychedelic effect. The first, self titled LP saw the light of day in 1971 (by the way the second and third albums were as well self-titled, don't be confused!).

This is the second album. It was released in 1974.

Give it a whirl and lemme know what you think.

http://rapidshare.com/files/14491330...olk-psych_.zip

from here: http://community.livejournal.com/ethermusicshare/

11.23.2008, 06:49 AM

Sybaritis
http://www.myspace.com/sybarits

demonrail666 · 11.23.2008, 01:21 PM

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Sybaritis
http://www.myspace.com/sybarits

WOW! That's genuinely awesome. Spasiba!

I'm not sure if Terje Isungset's music properly qualifies as 'folk', he describes it as jazz, but I'm not sure about that either. Either way. It's great.:

http://www.myspace.com/terjeisungset

Wouldn't it be amazing if Chinese Democracy had ended up sounding like this!

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Originally Posted by sarramkrop

Pesnyary - Pesnyary Psych Folk from Russia 1974

Pesnyary
Not less than nine piece band, they combined rock and folk music in a way no one did before.

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This is the second album. It was released in 1974.

Give it a whirl and lemme know what you think.

http://rapidshare.com/files/14491330...olk-psych_.zip

from here: http://community.livejournal.com/ethermusicshare/

I'm sort of confounded by this. I'm not sure if in a good or bad way. In some ways it really is a kind of East European hell - some of it is the kind of thing i'd expect to hear while in a taxi in Kiev or somewhere. At the same time I'm sure it'd make me want to tip the driver for the experience. I can't help thinking that, in real terms, it's pretty awful. But, well, I just don't know.

EDIT: One track, 'Staic Viarba' is quite brilliant though ... at least I think it is.

batreleaser · 11.23.2008, 01:45 PM

folk has become much more important to me over the last 6 months than ever before. everything from dylan and the band's "the basement tapes" to everything fahey ever did to the brozman best of to anne briggs to folk grateful dead to all the brilliant stuff of today; six organs, pelt, blackshaw, jack rose, etc..

What would you consider Noise-folk? I guess some of Fahey's 90s stuff, but to me the Dead C when they were one of the best bands on the planet (Trap Door Fucking Exit, Harsh 70s Reality) could have been considered Noise-folk, what you you think?

Glice · 11.23.2008, 01:50 PM

I think you're talking utter shite, again.

fugazifan · 11.23.2008, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Glice

I think you're talking utter shite, again.

hahahaha
im just curious what makes them folk?

02.18.2009, 03:54 PM

Fantuzzi - An Open Heart
Freak Scene - Psychedelic Psoul

This Is Not Here · 02.18.2009, 04:08 PM

Some video nuggets that might be of interest to you folky types, courtesy of the Beeb:

1) Festival!: A Film by Murray Lerner
cinematic synthesis of four Newport Folk Festivals of the 1960s in which the art of folk music is pictured in transition during its most crucial years. The festivals were hugely influential and the film records the pivotal moment when Bob Dylan 'went electric'. Other artists performing include Joan Baez, Johnny Cash, Peter, Paul, and Mary, Donovan and Pete Seeger. The film was originally released in cinemas in 1967 and has been restored under the supervision of director Murray Lerner.
Broadcast on:BBC Four, 8:10pm Friday 13th February 2009 Duration: 80 minutes Available until: 9:39pm Friday 20th February 2009 http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...Murray_Lerner/

2) (this is great, Cohen's performance is amazing) Sounds of the Sixties - The Folk Revival
Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen feature in this folk tinged episode of 60s archive.
Broadcast on:BBC Four, 8:00pm Friday 13th February 2009 Duration: 10 minutes Available until: 8:09pm Friday 20th February 2009 Categories:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode..._Folk_Revival/

greedrex · 02.18.2009, 04:59 PM

Were Spires that in the Sunset Rise ever mentioned on this fine thread?
Mighty good.

Green_mind · 02.18.2009, 05:22 PM

Came across this "folk / country / psychedelic" band called the thimbles on myspace, may have even got the link on these forums. Pretty decent I thought. here be the link: www.myspace.com/thethimbles

Tokolosh · 02.19.2009, 06:23 AM

Hi all.

Just got back from a 40 day trip through Africa.
Bought some rare cd's while I was there and thought I'd share some of them with you guys.

Here's the first one I've uploaded which is quite appropriate for this thread.

Traditional Music of Swaziland

01. Inkomo Emnyama - Sagila Matse
02. Lutsandvo Luphelile - Khokhiwe Mphila
03. Tikhiya - Sigubhu Sebalozi
04. Umfati Lomdzala - Ndumiso Tsela
05. Intfombi - Gogo Mavuso
06. Khala Gogogo - Elias Matsenjwa
07. Logoduka - Sagila Matse
08. Dinane - Khokhiwe Mphila
09. Etincenceni Kamalindane - Khokhiwe Mphila
10. Longatalanga - Sigubhu Sebalozi
11. Mnikeni Sidvwaba Uyabaleka - Sagila Matse
12. Masango - Gogo Mavuso
13. Dolofiya - Khokhiwe Mphila
14. Mbilibhi - Khokhiwe Mphila
15. Ematjotjombela - Ndumiso Tsela
16. Nyosi Matsatsela - Sagila Matse

Download: http://www.badongo.com/file/13462688

Word! Typing the tracklist is a nightmare. Ha!
I highly recommend this rare cd. It's as primitive as it gets. Enjoy.

Ps: I'll upload another gem later.

10.27.2008, 05:14 PM	#41
wellcharge expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: cold and boring kanada Posts: 1,297	seriously, barn owl is the best psych-folk/droney type shit out by far in my opinion! the album "from our mouths a perpetual light" is just pure awesome and badgerlore is good too, kind of a supergroup thing with grouper and tom from charalambides etc. if you like fursaxa i think you will like this stuff
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10.31.2008, 01:23 PM	#42
sarramkrop Posts: n/a	Pesnyary - Pesnyary Psych Folk from Russia 1974 Pesnyary Not less than nine piece band, they combined rock and folk music in a way no one did before. The first Pesnyary recordings date back to 1969 (now some are available on compilation CD's issued in 1996). These were the cover versions of the Beatles with Russian lyrics. (Think that every Soviet Union band passed such "Beatles cover versions" period in the beginning of the career). But it didn't take long for Pesnyary to develop their own, absolutely unique sound. Not less than nine piece band, they combined rock and folk music in a way no one did before. Bjelorussian folk is a specific music, very tender and melodical, filled with sorrow rather than with joy. Pesnyary didn't just make rock arrangements of folk songs, they developed and enriched these songs at the same time taking great care of the original passion and soul. One can find many elements of psychedelia in their earlier works and progressive moves in the later albums. All their LP's are highly recommended. Sadly, the Soviet music officials were not sleeping... All the bands of the seventies had to include in their repertoire the songs by "official" writers and composers. But these tracks, moving to pop in style, in Pesnyary's versions became massive hits and are popular even nowadays. All the band members were the top class players and the vocal group was exceptional. Using traditional folk instruments - horns, strings and others (don't know how are they called in English) combined with organ and electric guitar sometimes produced very psychedelic effect. The first, self titled LP saw the light of day in 1971 (by the way the second and third albums were as well self-titled, don't be confused!). This is the second album. It was released in 1974. Give it a whirl and lemme know what you think. http://rapidshare.com/files/14491330...olk-psych_.zip from here: http://community.livejournal.com/ethermusicshare/
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11.23.2008, 06:49 AM	#43
sarramkrop Posts: n/a	Sybaritis http://www.myspace.com/sybarits
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11.23.2008, 01:45 PM	#45
batreleaser invito al cielo Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: New York, NY Posts: 5,155	folk has become much more important to me over the last 6 months than ever before. everything from dylan and the band's "the basement tapes" to everything fahey ever did to the brozman best of to anne briggs to folk grateful dead to all the brilliant stuff of today; six organs, pelt, blackshaw, jack rose, etc.. What would you consider Noise-folk? I guess some of Fahey's 90s stuff, but to me the Dead C when they were one of the best bands on the planet (Trap Door Fucking Exit, Harsh 70s Reality) could have been considered Noise-folk, what you you think?
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02.18.2009, 03:54 PM	#48
sarramkrop Posts: n/a	Fantuzzi - An Open Heart Freak Scene - Psychedelic Psoul
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02.18.2009, 04:08 PM	#49
This Is Not Here invito al cielo Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Kingston-Upon-Thames, London Posts: 2,586	Some video nuggets that might be of interest to you folky types, courtesy of the Beeb: 1) Festival!: A Film by Murray Lerner cinematic synthesis of four Newport Folk Festivals of the 1960s in which the art of folk music is pictured in transition during its most crucial years. The festivals were hugely influential and the film records the pivotal moment when Bob Dylan 'went electric'. Other artists performing include Joan Baez, Johnny Cash, Peter, Paul, and Mary, Donovan and Pete Seeger. The film was originally released in cinemas in 1967 and has been restored under the supervision of director Murray Lerner. Broadcast on:BBC Four, 8:10pm Friday 13th February 2009 Duration: 80 minutes Available until: 9:39pm Friday 20th February 2009 http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...Murray_Lerner/ 2) (this is great, Cohen's performance is amazing) Sounds of the Sixties - The Folk Revival Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen feature in this folk tinged episode of 60s archive. Broadcast on:BBC Four, 8:00pm Friday 13th February 2009 Duration: 10 minutes Available until: 8:09pm Friday 20th February 2009 Categories: Music, Classic Pop & Rock http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode..._Folk_Revival/ __________________ http://images.google.co.uk/url?sourc...zLTl_B146tcuiw ~~Record of the moment~~
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02.18.2009, 04:59 PM	#50
greedrex invito al cielo Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: in yr fotobukit Posts: 6,588	Were Spires that in the Sunset Rise ever mentioned on this fine thread? Mighty good. __________________ Greed Recordings bandcamp ~The Rex~, stalkin' yr shit since 2008.
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02.18.2009, 05:22 PM	#51
Green_mind the end of the ugly Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: UK Posts: 827	Came across this "folk / country / psychedelic" band called the thimbles on myspace, may have even got the link on these forums. Pretty decent I thought. here be the link: www.myspace.com/thethimbles
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02.19.2009, 06:23 AM	#52
Tokolosh invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Plaza de Toros Posts: 6,731	Hi all. Just got back from a 40 day trip through Africa. Bought some rare cd's while I was there and thought I'd share some of them with you guys. Here's the first one I've uploaded which is quite appropriate for this thread. Traditional Music of Swaziland 01. Inkomo Emnyama - Sagila Matse 02. Lutsandvo Luphelile - Khokhiwe Mphila 03. Tikhiya - Sigubhu Sebalozi 04. Umfati Lomdzala - Ndumiso Tsela 05. Intfombi - Gogo Mavuso 06. Khala Gogogo - Elias Matsenjwa 07. Logoduka - Sagila Matse 08. Dinane - Khokhiwe Mphila 09. Etincenceni Kamalindane - Khokhiwe Mphila 10. Longatalanga - Sigubhu Sebalozi 11. Mnikeni Sidvwaba Uyabaleka - Sagila Matse 12. Masango - Gogo Mavuso 13. Dolofiya - Khokhiwe Mphila 14. Mbilibhi - Khokhiwe Mphila 15. Ematjotjombela - Ndumiso Tsela 16. Nyosi Matsatsela - Sagila Matse Download: http://www.badongo.com/file/13462688 Word! Typing the tracklist is a nightmare. Ha! I highly recommend this rare cd. It's as primitive as it gets. Enjoy. Ps: I'll upload another gem later.
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