The Desert Sessions foram sessões experimentais em estúdio no deserto da qual saíram muitas músicas interessantes. Foram criadas pelo Josh Homme e nas músicas teve participação ou regravação por algumas outras bandas dele, como Queens of The Stone Age e Eagles of Death Metal.

Infelizmente, hoje em dia é difícil e caro conseguir uma cópia física delas, e mesmo nas plataformas grandes tipo o Spotify e Tidal, só dá para escutar os volumes mais recentes por dificuldades de licenciar o conteúdo antigo.

Volume 3: Set Coordinates for the White Dwarf!

  • "Nova"
  • "At the Helm of Hell's Ships"
  • "Avon"
  • "Sugar Rush"

Volume 4: Hard Walls and Little Trips

  • "The Gosso King of Crater Lake"
  • "Monster in the Parasol"
  • "Jr. High Love"
  • "Eccentric Man"
  • "Hogleg"
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/42334892

The Golden Palominos — The Golden Palominos [1983, experimental rock / funk-rock]

SoundCloud here.

The Golden Palominos was headed by drummer, producer, arranger, and composer Anton Fier. Aside from Fier, only bassist Bill Laswell and guitarist Nicky Skopelitis appeared on every album through 1996 — the rest of the lineup was more ‘revolving doors’ style, and many various guests appeared on individual tracks.

These folks participated on the first album: Michael Beinhorn (member of Material with Laswell at the time), Fred Frith, Thi-Linh Le, Arto Lindsay (very involved in the no-wave scene, and a member of John Lurie's The Lounge Lizards), Mark E. Miller, David Moss, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Roger Trilling, John Zorn.

On the next album ‘Visions of Excess’ the band moved to a more straightforward alt-rock / post-punk style with very 80s sound, but quite warm — largely thanks to Laswell's deep and mellow bass, and Fier's production being similar to that of Material.

 

SoundCloud here.

The Golden Palominos was headed by drummer, producer, arranger, and composer Anton Fier. Aside from Fier, only bassist Bill Laswell and guitarist Nicky Skopelitis appeared on every album through 1996 — the rest of the lineup was more ‘revolving doors’ style, and many various guests appeared on individual tracks.

These folks participated on the first album: Michael Beinhorn (member of Material with Laswell at the time), Fred Frith, Thi-Linh Le, Arto Lindsay (very involved in the no-wave scene, and a member of John Lurie's The Lounge Lizards), Mark E. Miller, David Moss, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Roger Trilling, John Zorn.

On the next album ‘Visions of Excess’ the band moved to a more straightforward alt-rock / post-punk style with very 80s sound, but quite warm — largely thanks to Laswell's deep and mellow bass, and Fier's production being similar to that of Material.