Faulty's Music Backlog

Main: themusicwasthudlike // Search by tags like song or album names, years, genres, bands or musicians. The four genres listed is not everything on the blog // This blog has a queue // Will take upload requests if I can do them

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Take the Long Way Home - Supertramp (Breakfast in America, 1979)

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Please see for me if her hair’s hanging long, for that’s the way I remember her best.

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Grown So Ugly // Captain Beefheart And His Magic Band

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Procol Harum - She Wandered Through The Garden Fence

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Can - Spoon (1972)

*Vinyl Rip

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Can - “Sing Swan Song”

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Ry Cooder: Christmas in Southgate

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Supertramp - Goodbye Stranger

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This song pretty much changed my entire taste in music when I first heard it.

I listened to things that were relatively musically complicated, but dabbled a bit in some punk, but not much. I was more on the prog-rock/free jazz side (which I still like, don’t get me wrong). But I stumbled upon this song on an unofficial MySpace account when I was…what, 17? 18? And it single-handedly made me fall in love with minimalism and repetition in music. Krautrock and post-punk have taken over my life since.

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Where There’s Woman // Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band

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One of the first recorded versions of I Talk To The Wind.

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Gong // A Sprinkling of Clouds

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Duncan Mackay - “Time is No Healer”

Ft. Steve Harley of Cockney Rebel on vocals (and maybe Yvonne Keeley?) and Mel Collins of King Crimson, Camel [and others] on flute

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Duncan Mackay ft. John Wetton - “No Return”

This track also features another King Crimson alumni - Andrew McCulloch, on drums. Lyrics by Steve Harley.

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Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Lucky Man (1970) Greg Lake from: “Emerson, Lake & Palmer” LP

Album Personnel: Greg Lake: Vocals / Bass Guitar / Acoustic and Electric Guitars Keith Emerson: Hammond Organ / Piano /                          Clavinet / Pipe Organ / Moog Modular Synthesizer Carl Palmer: Drums / Percussion

Produced by Greg Lake