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Golden Miles Aust Progressive Rock 1969 1974, by DeeMac
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Golden Miles, Aust Progressive Rock 1969-1974 - Front.jpg (Size: 201.37 MB) (Files: 32)
Golden Miles, Aust Progressive Rock 1969-1974 - Front.jpg
Golden Miles, Aust Progressive Rock 1969-1974 - Back.jpg
D2 12 Darkness (Dragon).mp3
D2 11 Extra Terrestrial Boogie (Mackenzie Theory).mp3
D2 09 Till My Death (Buffalo).mp3
D2 10 12lb. Toothbrush (Madder Lake).mp3
D2 08 Human Being (Coloured Balls).mp3
D2 07 Make It Begin (Sons Of The Vegetal Mother).mp3
D2 06 Shake Off (Tymeplace).mp3
D2 04 Free (Khavas Jute).mp3
D2 05 Long Legged Lovely (Blackfeather).mp3
D2 03 The Day Superman Got Busted (Company Caine).mp3
D2 02 Superbody (Spectrum).mp3
D2 01 Make Your Stash (Daddy Cool).mp3
D1 18 Ain't No Loving Left (Fanny Adams).mp3
D1 17 Satans Woman (Freshwater).mp3
D1 16 Seasons Of Change (Fraternity).mp3
D1 15 Freedom Train (Friends).mp3
D1 14 Wichita Lineman (King Harvest).mp3
D1 12 Getting Through (Melissa).mp3
D1 13 Here It Comes Again (Pirana).mp3
D1 11 Fanciful Flights Of Mind (Jeff St Johns Copperwine).mp3
D1 10 I Am The Sea (Wild Cherries).mp3
D1 09 You Realise, You Realise (Tully).mp3
D1 08 Lady Sunshine (Tamam Shud).mp3
D1 07 Girl Of 17 (Galadriel).mp3
D1 06 Memories Of St Kilda, Southern Cross (Masters Apprentices).mp3
D1 05 Inner Spring (Bulldog).mp3
D1 03 Lotus 1 (Lotus).mp3
D1 04 Golden Miles (Healing Force).mp3
D1 02 Travelling South (Carson).mp3
D1 01 No Dying In The Dark (Bakery).mp3
Torrent description
MP3 - 192kbps - FHG Codec
A collection of very rare tracks from the early history of Australian heavy/progressive rock. The title track "Golden Miles" by Healing Force
is rated Australia's best ever rock song by rock guru Glenn A. Baker, I
totally agree.....
At a time when radio stations played mainly light-hearted pop music, an underground heavier scene existed around the pubs and clubs of Melbourne
and Sydney. These 2 CD's are a wonderful example of what was being played.
For those not familiar with most of the bands, the following tracks may be
of particular interest:
Lotus 1 by Lotus
Here It Comes Again by Pirana
Wichita Lineman by King Harvest (This ain't no Glen Campbell).
Seasons Of Change by Fraternity (Bon Scott - Vocals)
Ain't No Loving Left by Fanny Adams (Doug Parkinson - Vocals)
Darkness by Dragon (New Zealands' finest before they went Pop)
plus many more......
Sit back, roll another "J" and enjoy.....
Cheers
DeeMac
