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Young Statues es una nueva banda de Nueva Jersey, conjugan una suerte de indie-pop aroma 90´s con cierta melancolía que hace de sus escuchas un placer otoñal.
Young Statues - s/t [2011]
http://www.mediafire.com/?ovo8bz6q8xk832t
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Alias, muchas gracias. A ver si me acuerdo de comprarme la revista de las narices.
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@Pelukini:2hhx0u9c:
Bebe Tunes (James Ferraro) - “I N H A L E C – 4 $$$$$ M I X T A P E”
http://www.mediafire.com/?bqhva25brrt9ig8Fufff menudo pepinarrio.. qué tio más grande por dios y por la virgen. Ferraritis.
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Error…..............horror
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@alias:3gbsrmo2:
@los:
Coño, qué grande. Y además, acaba de salir la reedición del 'Some girls'.
oigan de boers y kanchelskis, que sepan ustedes que ya rula esto:
Mojo Presents: Sticky Soul Fingers. A Rolling Stones Tribute (320)
http://lix.in/-a836efgrande!
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Con otro tanto de retraso, la recopilación de noviembre:
http://www.mediafire.com/?iwiapm6efrozis5 ```Donde hay temas de Cass McCombs, Bigott, Matt Elliott, Marissa Nadler, Blackout Beach, The Boats, Laura Veirs, Crystal Stilts, … -
Ahora que pulpo habla sobre la navidad he recordado que el otro día escuché este disco y creo que nadie lo había filtrado.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0CS0TQ3SNo es lo mejor que han sacado, pero hay cosas rescatables. No es apto para los que sufren de intolerancia a la Navidad.
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Guided by Voices - Let's Go Eat the Factory (2012)
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alguien puede conseguirme esto?
I come from shangai - Eternal Life Vol. 1
(canela fina)
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The Cubical – It Ain't Human
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@lamacq:tlsgoldx:
alguien puede conseguirme esto?
I come to shanghai - Eternal Life Vol. 1
(canela fina)
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@estatvegetal:1vx0sivw:
@lamacq:1vx0sivw:
alguien puede conseguirme esto?
I come to shanghai - Eternal Life Vol. 1
(canela fina)
https://s3.amazonaws.com/icometoshanghai/Eternal+Life+Vol.+1.zipmuuuchas gracias!!!
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Para los que tengáis afán completista esto os puede gustar.
Neutral Milk Hotel - Vynil Box Set
Incluye lo siguiente:
Everything Is - 2011 Remaster
Ferris Wheel on Fire - previously unreleased
Holland, 1945 - 2011 Remaster
Little Birds - previously unreleased
You've Passed / Where You'll Find Me Now - previously unreleased
http://depositfiles.com/files/4p8ba91nzNo están ni el 'On Avery Island' ni el 'In The Aeroplane Over The Sea' que no se han remasterizado. A darle con ganas
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ufffff. Me acabas de alegrar el mes.
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Gracias, ahora mismo me pongo con esto…
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The Weeknd - Echoes of Silence (self released)
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Para los que no se meten en el hilo de metafísica….
Factory Dance - Factory Records 12” Mixes & Rarities 1980 - 1987
Strut present an essential new retrospective of Factory Records, the seminal Manchester club-turned-record label set up by Tony Wilson and Alan Erasmus.
Compiled by Bill Brewster of djhistory.com, the album places the spotlight on some of the label’s early dancefloor-based work across key 12” mixes and rarities, from the unmistakeable productions of Martin Hannett to more unheralded backroom work by New Order’s Bernard Sumner and A Certain Ratio drummer Donald Johnson, under their BeMusic and DoJo monikers.
The album traces early experiments from Blurt’s avant garde mutant funk to the fertile post-Joy Division period as the label’s unique, coruscating post-punk sound took shape through seminal bands like A Certain Ratio and Section 25. The album also expressly documents Factory’s strong links and cross-pollination with New York’s 1980s club culture, as New Order joined forces with producer Arthur Baker, fresh from his pioneering electro work with Afrika Bambaataa, and acts like Quando Quango and Sweet Sensation’s Marcel King enlisted NY remixer Mark Kamins for tough-edged club treatments. Factory bands including Quando Quango would also play live at some of the city’s seminal nightspots, including the Paradise Garage.
The compilation also touches on some of the wider directions explored by Factory during its early years – Durutti Column’s melancholic beauty, the latin jazz and jazz funk of Swamp Children, Kalima and Tony Henry’s 52nd Street and a track from the label’s only reggae single, the Dennis Bovell-produced ‘See Them A’Come’ by X-O-Dus. This is the music that would provide the blueprint for the Manchester scene of the late ‘80s and Factory’s heady later years – the Happy Mondays, James, Northside and the rest.
FAC. DANCE is compiled and annotated by Bill Brewster of djhistory.com and features rare artist photos alongside original label artwork by Peter Saville. The album is produced in association with James Nice at LTM Records
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The Missing Leech - L’home que es va vendre l’Ànima per eBay Demos EP 2011
28/12/2011
El Mamut Traçut 008 Anti folk, folk punk, lo-fi, indiehttp://themissingleech.bandcamp.com/
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http://www.fileserve.com/file/cEx5XBhhttp://www.filesonic.com/file/BXOGQfn
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