옛날 느낌

Korean Garage, Psychedelic, Funk

2018.2.12

LP Sides/Full LPs

Korea old something

Obscure psychedelia & opulent psychosis
Blurry songs from somewhere far away

Pastoral, floating, teeth clenched
About noon, a disturbance, a sigh
A sigh again

Current rotation:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5xPvGk2wzdjdXhy2G0axkn?si=cvKLK_hASGGggxvTaGq50A

Full list:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1zJnUCeAmZqIFFUmZsPqTQ?si=U_9xDPB5Rxmx-NWUTcZIhA

Summer but I don't like heat #8

kim jung mi

하얀물결  (김정미 Kim Jung Mi - Haenim REMIX)

5. 난 모르겠네 -윤시내 1978 I Don't Know, Yoon Si-Nae

김정미 - 기다리는 마음 ✽ Kim Jung Mi

Almost eradicated during the time of the Khmer Rouge, the psychedelic sounds of Cambodia live on in the memory of survivors and exiles as cherished treasures of a lost past. This Rough Guide celebrates the mind bending music from the 1960s and 1970s, with some of the best known artists of the day including Sin Sisamouth, Ros Sereysothea, Pan Ron alongside dynamic revival bands Dengue Fever and The Cambodian Space Project.

For more information, visit: www.worldmusic.net/cambodia

THE ROUGH GUIDE TO PSYCHEDELIC CAMBODIA

1960s and early-1970s Cambodian pop is a treasure trove of kookily re-worked takes on the best beat and psychedelic music of the day. Digging into the archive, one cannot disconnect these golden tracks from the horrifying history of human and cultural genocide in twenty-first century Cambodia. Pop music was squashed by Pol Pot’s evil fisted dictatorship and in recent years has been literally re-born. The Khmer Rouge administration destroyed hundreds of master recordings, reel-to-reels, vinyls and cassettes and murdered many musicians in cold blood. This Rough Guide is significant as it contributes to preserving and spreading awareness of Cambodia’s uniquely cool pop music in relation and understanding to its battered social history. 

This introductory compilation includes songs by stars of the day Sinn Sisamouth, Ros Sereysothea, Pan Ron and others who sadly later perished at the hands of Pol Pot’s regime. Sinn Sisamouth was nicknamed the Elvis of Cambodia and wrote thousands of songs as well as covering the well-known western pop songs of the period. He penned new verses for songs like ‘House of the Rising Sun’, ‘Black Magic Woman’ and ‘Sugar Sugar’. The life and fate of the period's great diva, Ros Sereysothea, was one of difficult times and failed relationships, which were reflected in the sad and soulful ballads for which she has subsequently become celebrated.

This Rough Guide also presents the retro sounds of present-day throwback bands Dengue Fever and Cambodian Space Project. These groups riff on the hypnotic grooves of yesterday while also composing their own original tracks in the genre. Dengue Fever are a Los Angeles-based six-piece whose popularity is soaring. Their humorous track ‘Tiger Phone Card’ tackles the modern-day problem of maintaining a trans-Atlantic long-distance relationship. 

Discover the vintage psychedelic rhythms of swinging Cambodia on this compilation. This deeply cool music is seeping into the consciousness of a wider world who can’t resist these irresistible resurging grooves.

Pan Ron: Paem Nas Sneha (Love Like Honey) (taken from The Rough Guide To Psychedelic Cambodia)

Wonderwall - Oasis

 I miss you - Seon-Woo, Young-A
1974
KIｍ，Hong-Tak
HE6


내 님이 그리워 - 선우영아

정씨스터즈 - 커피 룸바 (Maliendo Cafe) (1964)

김치캣 - 검은상처의 부르스 (1964)

Rare Groove   More Sound Of Seoul (track#40)

붕가붕가레코드의 2014년 컴필레이션 앨범 '믿거나 말거나' 중 '코스모스 사운드'의 '문학의 이해' 입니다.
원곡보다 반음 낮게!

'Cosmos sound''s 'literary comprehension' 
at 'Believe or not', Compilation Album of BGBG Records in 2014, 
Half down tuned!

코스모스 사운드 - 문학의 이해

영화 화분 (하길종)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3t3PhEAlUw

Shin Joong Hyun - The Pollen Of Flowers,1972 신중현 "화분"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rML2DDkOglU
영화 태양 닮은 소녀 (이만희)

Shin Joong Hyun - A girl who looks like the sun,1975 신중현

A highly interesting mixture of jazz and traditional Japanese music performed by numerous instruments, from shakuhachi, koto, shamishen and taiko to synths and conventional drums, Muraoka's unfamiliar crossover stands as enthralling, smooth and peculiar as the day it was conceived.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq26JRkIOf8


Minoru Muraoka - Bamboo (1970)

Tease Me

Twist And Shout (feat. Jack Radics & The Taxi Gang)

Bleed American

The Middle

“Divine music is a curative virtue; it is a gift from God that brings healing and comfort to the soul. This music can uplift one’s spirit up to a higher dimension of being that is filled with peace and joy. Divine music is the sound of true life, wisdom, and bliss. This music transcends geographical boundaries, language barriers, age factors; and whether educated or uneducated, it reaches deep into the heart and soul, sacred and holy, like an Infinite sound of glory entering the Lord’s sanctuary.” – Alice “Swamini Turiyasangitananda” Coltrane (1937 – 2007)

Around 14 years ago, I first glimpsed Alice Coltrane on the cover of her 1972 album World Galaxy. She was wrapped in robes and framed by the psychedelic figures of artist Peter Max. From her radiant gaze I knew I had encountered a high spirit. When I dropped the needle and heard the music my world was blown apart. Between the newly shattered pieces Alice injected a shimmering light. Her string arrangements, lush and majestic, dissolved at points, giving way to intimate moments that burned and swung then swelled skyward again.

Alice’s early Impulse! Records output was jazz music infused with an air of the divine. She was paying tribute to and continuing the legacy of her departed husband John Coltrane while offering the world a glimpse of her blossoming spirituality. Her song titles alone let us know where her mind was: “Journey in Satchidananda,” “Galaxy in Turiya,” “Jaya Jaya Rama,” or simply “Mantra.” These were cosmic love songs, and although her great Earth lover was gone, her universal love was growing.

Alice was a woman of constant transformation. She was born Alice McLeod, to became Alice Coltrane then eventually shed conventional names to become Swamini Turiyasangitananda (Sanskrit for “the highest song of God,”). Earlier on, Alice had embraced the teachings of the guru Sathya Sai Baba and shades of her spirituality were reflected on a string of gorgeous albums from the late 60’s through 1970’s on Impulse! and Warner Brothers. In 1983 she retreated from secular life altogether and founded the Vedantic Center Sai Anantam Ashram tucked deep into the Santa Monica Mountains bordering Los Angeles. Her musical output seemed to silence but in actuality the waves were building.

Turiya (Alice) had given up secular music to focus on pure devotion. Her songs of praise came in the form of Vedic Chants. These were not muted, whispered prayers. They were ecstatic praise in full swing. The sessions were released as worship tapes & cds available through her Ashram’s Avatar Book Institute: Turiya Sings (1982), Divine Songs (1987), Infinite Chants (1990), Glorious Chants (1995). They are a total revelation for any Alice Coltrane fan and a missing link of sorts in her musical story.

These four albums are collections of purely devotional songs. The verses are Vedic Chants repeating the names of deities. These swirling, meditative mantras are sometimes sung solo with serene fragility by Turiya and at other times rise in magnificent, gospel-like form from the Ashram Singers. Throughout, the magic element is Turiya’s synthesizer, which dives, sweeps and rises like a million stars cradling all in ancient, blissful light. These are the tones of a luminous glow that is gentle but powerful. It is music made by a woman and her devotees who were in full, astonished love with the immense universe and the tranquility they found within it. Although these songs were cosmic in scope they have been largely unheard by the world. I hope you choose to explore further and even if the flames do overtake this music it will continue to ring on in your heart and beyond.

SONGS:
“Er Ra” from Divine Songs
“Keshava Murahara” from Divine Songs
“Rama Guru” from Infinite Chants
“Gopala” from Infinite Chants
“Hari Rupa & Siva Mantra” from Infinite Chants
“Journey to Satchitananda” from Glorious Chants
“Charanam” from Turiya Sings

The Ashram Tapes of Alice Coltrane : a reflection and mix by frosty

The Train

다 너 때문이야

Primitive London

Primitive London 1

Kim Jung Mi's 1st record. Songs by Shin Jung Hyun.

1. No  2. If you meet and break up  3. Along the trail 4. Lonely heart 5. Woman in waiting room

Kim Jung Mi, debut album (1971) 1st press, (Shin Joong Hyun)

1. If you have to forget 
2. Do not tell me to go 
3. Always
4. I think about you
5. Come and see me at

Kim Jung Mi Record #2 (1972),side a, Shin Joong Hyun

1. Waiting for the heart 2. Ghanadalamaba 3. Forgotten love  4. Forget about it

Kim Jung Mi Record 2,  side b

Purple 02

coming soon!
김지연 & 리바이블 크로스 <내 마음 흔들려 / 웃어 주세요>
1970년대, 밴드 리더로서 함중아의 음악적 이상이 구현된 역작.
탁월한 기타리스트이자 작곡가 함중아가 신중현의 애시드록 유닛 더 멘(the Men)과의 협업으로 알려진 싱어 지연(김지연)을 보컬로 내세워 제작한 음반이다. 음악적 멘토인 신중현의 영향, 여성 보컬과 당시 록밴드에게 흔치 않았던 현악과 리드 악기(오보에, 플룻) 편곡은 (신중현이 프로듀스한)임아영/김정미의 그것과 상당 부분 흡사하다. 앨범 전체에 걸쳐 리듬 파트(퍼커션)가 도드라지는 점은 신중현 사운드와는 차별화된 지점. 널리 알려진 톱트랙 '내 마음 흔들려'와 '웃어주세요' 외, '해변의 밤이 오면'과 '초록별' 같은 애시드 톤 짙은 '슬로우 싸이키 잼' 트랙이 앨범의 숨겨진 백미이다. 특히, 반도 록사에 유일무이한 프로그-싸이키델릭 트랙이라 할 '초록별'의 실험적 구성은 재평가 요망.  

리바이블 크로스의 유일한 앨범은 함중아의 음악적 역량이 집중된 작품이었지만 기획사의 부정적인 반응과 비협조로 판매조차 제대로 이루어지지 않는다. 이후 밴드 구성원 그대로 초록별(이 앨범의 수록곡 이름이기도)과 양키스로 진화하여 다수의 독집과 (고고클럽 활동을 위한) 경음악집등을 남긴다. > 이게 다 박정희와 유신 때문이다.

비교적 덜 알려지고 저평가된, 반도 록 음반의 보석 같은 작품!
이것이야말로 마지막 Hidden Gem.
2018년 5월 발매 예정.

김지연과 리바이블 크로스(Kim Ji-yeon & The Revival Cross) - 밤 12시(Midnight)

Instinctual

This song is Hobo Johnson's creation and NOT MINE. This is simply a cover. I only recently came across this wonderful and unique artist and this has become one of my favorite songs that I've seen him perform. I will link his YouTube and SoundCloud below, send him much lovee 

YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjus_m-QBq80mbhTfL953fA
SC: https://soundcloud.com/hobo_johnson

feb. 15th (alone forever)- Hobo Johnson

나미 - 가까이하고 싶은 그대(1992)

Moped

단순히 피치 업 된 소리가 좋아서 올려 보았습니다
나그대에게 식물원에서 드릴말 있네 리믹스에도 조금 맛을 볼 수 있죠
달콤하게 들어줘


Kim Jung Mi Record 2, side b

Jiminy Vishnu