Do you think that some of your favorites albums are not that well known? If you think so, here is your chance to promote it.
But let's try to follow the conditions below:
The album you are about to promote should have a "Total Charts" rank less or equal to 15, i.e. it does not appear in more than 15 charts.
You can promote an album as many times as you want.
Once an album reaches a "Total Charts" rank of 15 or greater it is not eligible for promotion. You've done well.
I will start by promoting the following album:
Great lost psychedelic. Beautiful arrangements with string overdubs a la "Forever Changes" and strongly influenced by it. You can clearly hear these influences in "A Horn Playing On My Thin Wall", "Look At The Wind", "Look To The Sun" and "Didn't" among others. In other respects it draws from jazz as in "Look At The Wind" even from "The Velvet Underground And Nico" and "The Doors" as in "Something New You Can Hide In".
Albums on my current (in construction) chart with rank score less than 100 points:
Oval - O
Oval - Szenariodisk
Tortoise - Tortoise
Courtney Barnett - A Sea of Split Peas
PIL - Second Edition
Sparta - Wiretap Scars
Oval - Dok
Kiln - Holo
Jessamine - The Long Arm of Coincidence
Ui- Sidelong
Pram - Helium
Laika - Sounds of the Satelites
Vladislav Delay - Anima
Burial - Street Halo EP
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Albums on my current (in construction) chart with rank score less than 100 points:
Oval - O
Oval - Szenariodisk
Tortoise - Tortoise
Courtney Barnett - A Sea of Split Peas
PIL - Second Edition
Sparta - Wiretap Scars
Oval - Dok
Kiln - Holo
Jessamine - The Long Arm of Coincidence
Ui- Sidelong
Pram - Helium
Laika - Sounds of the Satelites
Vladislav Delay - Anima
Burial - Street Halo EP
Thanks for the list. Only knew one! Will explore the rest.
Albums on my current chart (hidden from view at the moment cause i'm tinkering) with a rank score of less than 100
'Mix Up' - Cabaret Voltaire
'Black Tambourine' - Black Tambourine
'Distant Plastic Trees' - The Magnetic Fields
'Quality Street' - World of Twist
'Love & Glitter, Hot Days and Music' - Helen Love
'Sounds of the Satellites' - Laika
'Modus Operandi' - Photek
'Holiday in Rhode Island' - The Softies
'Pigs + Battleships' - Quando Quango
'I Will Be' - Dum Dum Girls
'lemonjelly.ky' - Lemonjelly
'Empire and Love' - The Imagined Village
'The Plateau Phase' - Crispy Ambulance
'Demonstration Tapes' - Dolly Mixture
'Blonder Tongue Audio Baton' - Swirlies
'Sweet and Dandy' - Toots and the Maytals
'Key Lime Pie' - Camper Van Beethoven
'The Comforts of Madness' - Pale Saints
'Bra' - Lasse Lindh
'Lullaby for Liquid Pig' - Lisa Germano
'Sittin' Pretty' - The Pastels
'Sound of Confusion' - Spacemen 3
'Going to a go- go' - Smokey Robinson and the Miracles
I like your lists and going through them - there is a lot to learn. Thank you. I believe the best way to promote an album that you believe deserves a better standing, is to say a few words about it or reference a comment that you made about it.
This is a garage/psychedelic masterpiece and it's a miracle that it even exists, It was recorded in 1968 but MYBs record deal with Sire Records fell through so it wasn't released. 30ish years later this album was rediscovered and released in 2002 and then again in 2003 with some bonus tracks which contain 2 of the best tracks on the album Sold America and The Thunder Speaks. Microminiature Love touches on proto-punk, garage rock, psych and even some noise rock on the end of Boy In The Sandbox.
Yonkers also had a hobby of making his own effect pedals and "modifying" the shit out of guitars (see album cover above) which really gives him an unique sound.
At the moment it's on two charts, both mine.
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