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Night Watch
Sunday January 21st, 2018 with Dav Fot
Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O.!! Merry Miscellany!

Since there were so many features last Nightwatch, I felt it was time to do a show largely of miscellaneous tracks, aside from 2 songs in a row from Acid Mother's Temple. Good old-fashioned Nightwatch...
While there aren't much in the way of features, in this set there are a few more tracks from LPs that were featured on last weeks show, bands that I felt deserved at least one more track: Moths and Locusts, TBWNIAS, and the Grails!
He Who Has the Most Strings
Moths and Locusts - Intro/Outro Canadian
Just Funkin' You Over The Stars
TBWNIAS - Cosmic Curios Canadian New
The Thief Steals In the Darkness
Highwatt Electrocutions - Night Songs Canadian
11th Hour (Ventures)
Grails - Take Refuge in Clean Living
Gong Painting
Butterflies and Zebras - S/T Canadian
The one-and-only feature-esque thing I'm doing tonight, a couple of tracks from Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O.'s 2016 release 'Wake to a New Dawn of Another Astro Era'.
Nebulous Hyper Meditation Part.1
Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. - Wake to a New Dawn of Another Astro Era
Nebulous Hyper Meditation Part.2
Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. - Wake to a New Dawn of Another Astro Era
Now, back to the Miscellaneous - Another band that is no longer around, Chicago's Ga'an. Neo-zeuhl with an American flava!
Arms They Speak
Ga'an - Black Equus
O-Wa
Olatunji - Soul Makossa
Crevass of Sound
Carlangas - The Judgement of a Throne Canadian
Master Builder
Gong - You
Time for a Krautrock flourish... and it's a Krautrock piece with an ín memoriam' attached to it. Brilliant drummer/percussionist, founding member and guiding light behind perennial kraut/jazz/world-music-teers Embryo, Christian Burchard, has left us at the age of 72.
Ehna Ehna Abu Lele
Embryo - We Keep On
One by One
Stomu Yamash'ta's East Wind - One by One (Soundtrack)
La Fluente Del Ritmo
Santana - Caravansarai
With a bit of a fusion from Santana, we run abruptly into a prog-fest - I have long wanted a copy of Yes''Tales from Topographic Oceans'... and now I have it. It's a polarizing 2xLP, some hating it, some impressed... so I was intrigued. I actually think it might be one of my favourites.
The Ancient
Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans
And we finish off the Nightwatch with 2 more Prog tidbits - one from a well-known Italian band, PFM, who are still around (in one form or another), and finishing with a less-heralded French band, Pulsar, who released 3 LP's in the early/mid-70's., and one in the 80's... and then a comeback LP in the 2000's. This track is from their 2nd LP from '76
Alta Loma Nine 'Till Five / William Tell Overture
PFM (Premiata Forneria Marconi) - Cook
Strands of the Future
Pulsar - Strands of the Future
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