Weekly new discoveries/ check this out

Sorry if someone has allready mentioned this band. If so, they deserve to be mentioned again. Perpetual Groove is Awsome! Plus they are taper friendly, so you can give them a listen if you haven't heard them yet, I highly recomend it!
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=collection%3A%22PerpetualGroove%22%20AND%20%28collection%3A%22PerpetualGroove%22%20AND%20%28Perpetual%20Groove%20AND%20mediatype%3Aetree%20AND%20collection%3Aetree%29%29

This is my addition to the new discoveries/check this out thread.

Later,
Mellow

 

This weeks submission....


Blue Turtle Seduction!

If you like good music listen to this: http://www.archive.org/details/bts2007-01-27.sbd.flac

 

Check this out is you like sweet psychedelic jamtronica!

http://www.archive.org/details/pnuma2007-02-17.flac16

 

Hi Drumminmama. Unfortunatly I was working the night EOTO played up here in Summit County, and unfortunatly I'm working tonight also... I'm off Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday though, so my plans are Bassnectar at 8150 Monday, Zilla at 8150 on Tuesday (I'm skipping Cheese, unless I can somehow score a ticket), and Moonshine Still here in Keystone on Wednesday. Then Copper Mountain Sunsation starts next weekend with all kinds of wicked free shows. I love going to see live music!

 

The Natural Breakdown


they are my favorite east cost jam band. they are amazing is ways that cant be explained, only heard, and felt.
i cant wait till "some kind of jam 2" in April so i can see them live!

an excerpt from their page, its pretty much their manifesto:
"Our goal is to raise consciousness through sound and word. To bring crowds to intense peaks, through a winding river of sound. Like Nature breaks down rock over thousands of years, and how everything can be broken down to its base component, light: Natural Breakdown is a hopeful outlook and a call for change. We believe that the world is in need of some serious healing, and a strong vehicle for this shift is music. We want to break down the barriers between people and bridge the gap between performers/audience, to uncover that core experience of unity and oneness. We strive to bring people together for a unique and uplifting musical healing experience and hopefully spread the seeds of a brighter future in this time of great change."
http://www.myspace.com/thenaturalbreakdown
http://www.naturalbreakdown.com/

 

Here is a nice soundboard recording of some MsS. If you haven't heard this progressive jamband yet, this show is dope.

http://www.archive.org/details/mss2005-07-08.matrix.adub.flac16

 

i just recently discovered Quicksilver Messenger Service

and i've fallen in love with the song Terrapin Station by, of course, the Grateful Dead

 

DONNA THE BUFFALO!!!! ragin zydeco jam funk groove dance till sweat pours out of every pore good time these guys have been rockin my boat since the day after my first and only Jerry show in 95 lots of post on youtube check em out....join the herd!!!!

 

That dude is right on with Donna the Buffalo. I've danced to 'em myself many times.

My pick is the Macpodz - from Ann Arbor, Mi.

http://www.myspace.com/macpodz ​

 

Thanks....

 

Club D'Elf... check out 3/24/05 on the archive.

 

you guys should REALLY check out andrew bird.

he's SUPER amazing!

 

My new local favorite is WMD's. Keller Williams and Gibb Droll are both from my area. They are joined by Jeff Sipe and Keith Moseley, should be the bomb.

 

Alright so I play in this band Ultraviolet Hippopotamus. We're doing alright playing Michigan and some surrounding areas check us out for free here.
http://www.archive.org/details/uvh2007-10-19.uvh2007-10-19.sbd.flac

btw New Monsoon is sweet and those guys are really nice to boot. We played with them at a festy in Michigan called hoxeyville. Check that out at http://www.hoxeyville.com/
There were a couple of bigger bands there, one of which was extremely rude to all the volunteers who were working very hard for free. But I'm happy to say that the New Monsoon boys acted like they were just another one of the guys and chilled out with all of us local musicians. They also became huge fans of Bell's beer that weekend (as they should, if you haven't checked out Bell's Brewery in K-Zoo, MI you must.)

 

How about Monkey Navigated Robots out of Raleigh NC ft. Hank Smith and Leo Kishore from Barefoot Manner. Check em out on on www.archive.org (I think there is a show with Kimock) or @ http://www.myspace.com/monkeynavigatedrobots

 

Here is the show with Kimock

http://www.archive.org/details/mnr2007-02-25.miller_matrix

 

karmic juggernaut
www.myspace.com/karmicjuggernaut

progressive/psychedelic rock

have played with keller williams, perpetual groove, raq, lotus, the breakfast, umelt, etc....

 

seriously go check out REVOLUTIONARY SIDE-EFFECTS!!

www.RSEband.net

www.myspace.com/revolutionarysideeffects

 

Saw the show at the 930. Very cool.