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Sunday, 15 April 2012

LAMMAS MOON (05/14)

VARIOUS ARTISTS

LAMMAS NIGHT LAMENTS VOLUME 06
(A Collection Of Wyrd-Folk Music From 1966-1980)


Original Issue: www.theunbrokencircle.co.uk/

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Margot-meter: 5 moons / 5

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Tracklist (courtesy of http://www.dlc.fi/~hhaahti/Levyt/levyt_kok2.html):

the wicker man soundtrack: summer is a coming in
fresh maggots: rosemary hill
gagalactyca: merlin melaine est
milkwood tapestry: the bell of junip
dando shaft: an evening with rain
extradition: a water song
linda perhacs: parallellograms
shelagh mcdonald: stargazer
elyse: ’deed i do
trader horne: morning way
the trees: little black cloud
maitreya kali: black swan
wittuser & westrupp: schopfung
eclection: st georg & the dragon
red television: the ghost of emile zola

Saturday, 24 December 2011

LAMMAS MOON (05/14)

VARIOUS ARTISTS

LAMMAS NIGHT LAMENTS VOLUME 05
(A Collection Of Wyrd-Folk Music From 1966-1980)



Original Issue: www.theunbrokencircle.co.uk/

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Margot-meter: 5 moons / 5

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Tracklist (courtesy of http://www.dlc.fi/~hhaahti/Levyt/levyt_kok2.html):

the wicker man: the landlord’s daughter
the incredible string band: invocation
donovan: the voyage of the moon
fairport convention: reynardine
clive’s own band (C.O.B.): solomon’s song
pearls before swine: rocket man
leonard cohen: last year’s man
sandy denny: bruton town
magna carta: elizabethan
steeleye span: lovely on the water
mourning phase: damn your eyes
mythos: oriental journey
perry leopold: the dawning of creation
the woods band: january shows
bread love & dreams: butterflyland
tir na nog: our love will not decay

Monday, 24 October 2011

LAMMAS MOON (04/14)

VARIOUS ARTISTS


LAMMAS NIGHT LAMENTS VOLUME 04
(A Collection Of Wyrd-Folk Music From 1966-1980)


Original Issue: www.theunbrokencircle.co.uk/

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Margot-meter: 5 moons / 5

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Tracklist (courtesy of http://www.dlc.fi/~hhaahti/Levyt/levyt_kok2.html):

the wicker man soundtrack: the maypole song
the strawbs: in amongst the roses
tickawinda: go your way
westwind: robin hill
gryphon: the unquiet grave
perry leopold: the journey
these trails: psyche I / share your water
magic carpet: the dream
mormos: number five in the book
magna carta: white snow dove
skybird: snow cloud
the peelers: ramblin’ robin
waterfall: and for you
melton constable: river lane
oberon: nottanum town
heron: the wanderer
incredible string band: air
mr fox: all the good times

Saturday, 23 July 2011

LAMMAS MOON (03/14)

VARIOUS ARTISTS


LAMMAS NIGHT LAMENTS VOLUME 03
(A Collection Of Wyrd-Folk Music From 1966-1980)


Original Issue: www.theunbrokencircle.co.uk/

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Margot-meter: 5 moons / 5

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Tracklist (courtesy of http://www.dlc.fi/~hhaahti/Levyt/levyt_kok2.html):

the wicker man soundtrack: corn riggs
mandy morton & the spriguns: witchfinder
caedmon: sea song
moonkyte: way out hermit
steve ashley: candlemas carol
spirogyra: an everyday consumption song
fuschia: shoes and ships
owen hand: the garden
shide and acorn: watching a seagull
broselmaschine: godanken
emtidi: saat
langsyne: morning
pentangle: lyke-wake dirge
wizz jones: magical flight
nick drake: black eyed dog
incredible string band: my name is death
carol of harvest: somewhere at the end of the rainbow

Friday, 27 May 2011

LAMMAS MOON (02/14)

VARIOUS ARTISTS

LAMMAS NIGHT LAMENTS VOLUME 02
(A Collection Of Wyrd-Folk Music From 1966-1980)


Original Issue: www.theunbrokencircle.co.uk/

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Margot-meter: 5 moons / 5

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Tracklist (courtesy of http://www.dlc.fi/~hhaahti/Levyt/levyt_kok2.html):

the wicker man soundtrack: willow’s song
bread, love and dreams: brother john
synanthesia: peck strangely & worried evening
comus: song to comus
mellow candle: poet and the witch
donovan: voyage into the golden screen
duncan browne: chloe in the garden
loudest whisper: pied piper
flibbertigibbet: my lagan love
principal edward’s magic theatre: sacrifice
the moths: the heron’s daughter
the sweeney men: dreams for me
famous jug band: a leaf must fall
tudor lodge: willow tree
shirley collins: the cruel mother
robin williamson: songs in the earth and air

Friday, 15 April 2011

LAMMAS MOON (01/14)

VARIOUS ARTISTS

LAMMAS NIGHT LAMENTS VOLUME 01
(A Collection Of Wyrd-Folk Music From 1966-1980)


Original Issue: www.theunbrokencircle.co.uk/

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Margot-meter: 5 moons / 5

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Tracklist (courtesy of http://www.dlc.fi/~hhaahti/Levyt/levyt_kok2.html):

the wicker man soundtrack: main theme
anne briggs: standing on your shore
clive’s own band (C.O.B.): spirit of love
water into wine band: waiting for another day
forest: bluebell dance
dulcimer: caravan
the trees: garden of jane delawney
tir na nog: time is like a promise
dr strangely strange: frosty morning
midwinter: waters of sweet sorrow
stone angel: the bells of dunwich
third ear band: fleance
vashti bunyan: rainbow river
tea and symphony: winter
the sun also rises: tales of jasmine & suicide
mark fry: the witch
pearls before swine: images of april

Wednesday, 21 July 2010

FULL BUCK MOON (25 July 2010)

The musick dedicated to this Esbat is:

BLACKSHAW JAMES

LOST PRAYERS AND MOTIONLESS DANCES


Original Issue: 2005 Digitalis (digi008) Buy it here!!!

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Margot-meter: 4,5 moons / 5

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1. Lost Prayers And Motionless Dances

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from Jazzloft:

An absolutely monumental recording, Lost Prayers and Motionless Dances re-examines many of the themes that were explored on Celeste and distills them into one brilliant 35-minute composition that is full of excitement and surprise. The piece begins with a harmonium drone and acoustic 12-string, tuned to the guitar-unfriendly C-F-C-F-C-F (I can't find any examples of this tuning being used elsewhere) and unfolds beautifully. Blackshaw moves effortlessly from Takoma-inspired picking into electroacoustic improvisation and concludes with 12-string, harmonium and ride cymbal falling into a blissed-out circular folk groove that is absolutely infectious.

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from Boomkat:

'Lost Prayers And Motionless Dances' is a single thirty-five minute composition, opening with droning harmonium passages and only revealing the guitar part - inevitably the ace up Blackshaw's sleeve - after a good eight minutes of toying with you. Thereafter, Blackshaw's fluency with Eastern modes and sitar-like figures becomes the central attraction, dressing the piece in an enormously elaborate display of fingerpicking, but eventually it all melts away into a state of drone, leaving only echoes, jangling bells and radio static. It's one of Blackshaw's more abstract moments, but soon the guitar returns for a coda at a more stately pace, supported by thudding kick drum, drawing the piece to a suitably regal close.

Wednesday, 18 March 2009

EOSTRE (21 March 2009)

The musick dedicated to this Sabbat is:

EMMA MYLDENBERGER

TOUR DE TRANCE


Original Issue: 1979 Minos & Stelis (MS 1011)

Reissue: 2006 Garden Of Delights (CD 127) Buy it here!!!

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Margot-meter: 4,5 moons / 5

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1 Ein Bißchen (4:00)
2 Regenreigen (19:21)
3 Lenyas Fantasie (6:53)
4 RAA (8:24)
5 Wassensteyns Hochzeitsnacht (4:59)

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from The Crack in the Cosmic Egg:

Initially formed by a number of street musicians in Hirschberg, 1977, with the desire to create something more than just folk music, Emma Myldenberger quickly established a rich folk-rock style, totally acoustic, featuring female vocals and a penchant for blending in many other ethnic musics than just German folk.

The second album, TOUR DE TRANCE, with considerably longer tracks and much more instrumental interplay, broke even more ground with a uniquely styled music that even went beyond the pioneering music of Between or the Third Ear Band, mysteriously ethnic and medieval, not really rock but with a lively rock energy, and an abundance of solos, surprising for what was still a totally acoustic ensemble. Emma Myldenberger were indeed pioneers that were pushing beyond the frontiers of established progressive, folk and world musics. But, for some unknown reason, they split before the end of the decade.

Three Emma Myldenberger members later became the nucleus of the equally innovative Radio Noisz Ensemble. Biber Gullatz is nowadays much sought after as a session musician, working in jazz, ethnic and new-age musics.

Wednesday, 23 July 2008

THULE MOON (traditional musick)

RENBOURN JOHN

THE LADY AND THE UNICORN

Original Issue: 1969 Transatlantic (TRA224)

Reissue: 2003 Castle Music (CMRCD 625) Buy it here

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Margot-meter: 5 moons / 5

I genuinely LOVE this album!

I've thousands of CDs but (the Gods only know why) I keep on returning to this intimate jewel one againg...and again...and again...


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1 Trotto 0.40/ Saltarello 1.53
2 Lamento Di Tristan 1.58 / La Rotta 0.55
3 Veri Floris 0.44 / Triple Ballade 2.00
4 Bransle Gay 1.13 / Bransle De Bourgogne 1.34
5 Alman 1.25 / Melancholy Galliard 2.47
6 Sarabande 2.41
7 The Lady And The Unicorn 3.21
8 My Johnny Was A Shoemaker 4.16 / Westron Wynde 1.25 / Scarborough Fair 7.22

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from Liner Notes:

This record contains a variety of instrumental pieces including medieval music, folk tunes and early classical music. The oldest are probably the English dance tune 'Trotto' and the Italian 'Saltarello', to which I have added a drone accompaniment, tuning the guitar to DGDGCD.

'Lamento di Tristan' and 'La Rotta' are fourteenth century Italian pieces played originally on vielle. They too are without harmony but have the tune doubled either on sitar or glockenspiel.

The three part conductus 'Veri Floris', composed during the Notre Dame period, is a setting for the words 'Under the figure of the true flower which the pure root produced, the loving devotion of our clergy has made a mystical flower constructing an allegorical meaning beyond ordinary useage from the nature of a flower".

This is followed by the triple ballade 'Sancuer-Armordolens-Dameparvous' of Guillaume de Machaut.

'Bransle Gay' and 'Bransle de Bourgogne' are from the danceries of Claude Gervaise, composed in about 1550. The first is played on solo guitar but the second uses flute, fiddle and has a second guitar line added. The anonymous 'Alman' is taken from the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book and is followed by 'Melancholy Galliard' by the English lutanist John Dowland. The sequence concludes with the 'Sarabande' in B Minor by J. S. Bach.

The album ends with two short guitar pieces, 'The Lady And The Unicorn' and an arrangement of the sixteenth century song 'Westron Wynde', and arrangements for flute, viola and guitar of two folk songs: 'My Johnny Was A Shoemaker' and 'Scarborough Fair'.

I have not presumed to reproduce early music as it would originally have been played, but hope nevertheless that the qualities of the music can be enjoyed, though interpreted on more recent instruments.

John Renbourn plays guitars and sitar, Terry Cox plays hand-drums and glockenspiel, Don Harper plays viola, Lea Nicholson plays concertina, Tony Roberts and Ray Warleigh play flute and Dave Swarbrick plays violin.