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The Black Angels bring the aura of mid-1966-the drilling guitars of early Velvet Underground shows, the raga inflections of late-show Fillmore jams, the acid-prayer stomp of Austin avatars the 13th Floor Elevators-everywhere they go, including the levitations on their second album, Directions To See A Ghost. Mid-Eighties echoes of Spacemen 3 and the Jesus and Mary Chain also roll through the scoured-guitar sustain and Alex Maas' rocker-monk incantations. But he knows what time it is. 'You say the Beatles stopped the war,Inch Maas sings in 'Never/Ever. They might've helped to find a cure/But it's still not over. ' Even so, this medicine works wonders. Inch - David Fricke, Rolling Stone When last we met The Black Angels, they were staring into the desert sun somewhere outside of Austin, Texas. Two years later, night has fallen and the spirits have come out. It's time for The Black Angels to provide Directions To See A Ghost. If you're familiar with Passover, the band's 2006 debut, you'll know that The Black Angels' music alone is enough to invoke spirits. There's a name for the band's sound Inchhypno-drone 'n' roll. Inch It's the sound of long nights on peyote, dreams of a new world order, and half-invented memories of the seamy side of 60s psychedelia. The Black Angels formed in Austin, Texas, in 2004, comprised of six people (now five) from very different backgrounds. Singer/vocalist Christian Bland is the son of a Presbyterian Pastor and was raised in a devoutly religious household. Bassist/guitarist Nate Ryan was born on a cult compound, and drummer Stephanie Bailey claims she's a descendent of Davy Crocket. She and Alex Maas (vocals/guitar) both believe a little girl in a red linen dress haunts the group's home. InchCivil War battlefields are prime spots for seeing ghosts,Inch says Bland. InchOne time at Kennesaw mountain in Georgia, I was climbing the mountain i

The 2007 album Exile On Mainstream compiles some of Matchbox Twenty's biggest hits and adds seven new songs recorded that year in sessions with Grammy award-winning producer Steve Lillywhite. Featured tracks come from the band's 12x platinum debut Yourself Or Someone Like You, their 4x platinum follow-up Mad Season, and the 2x platinum More Than You Think You Are. The album's lead single InchHow Far We've ComeInch reached #11 on the Billboard Hot 100. Album Tracks 1. How Far We've Come 2. I'll Believe You When 3. All Your Reasons 4. These Hard Times 5. If I Fall 6. Can't Let You Go 1. Long Day 2. Push 3. 3 00 Am 4. Real World 1. Back 2 Good 2. Bent 3. If You're Gone 1. Mad Season 2. Disease 3. Unwell 4. Bright Lights

Lonnie Liston Smith was one of the most important musicians to emerge in jazz in the 1970s. His 1975 album 'Expansions' is one of the foundation stones of modern dance music and his recordings have been sampled by many of the biggest artists in the world. His music was a cosmically inspired spiritual interpretation of the music he had been making during his time with Pharoah Sanders, Gato Barbieri and Miles Davis. Released in 1976,InchReflections On A Golden DreamInch, the follow-up to InchExpansionsInch, was his fifth album for Flying Dutchman and featured the core band of the Cosmic Echoes, including his brother Donald Smith, David Hubbard and Wilby Fletcher. As for the music, this album is a classic, with the funky 'Get Down Everybody (It's Time For World Peace)', the reflective 'Quiet Dawn' and 'Meditations' and the sumptuous 'Beautiful Woman'. InchReflections Of A Golden DreamInch was also the first of Lonnie's albums to feature his own vocals. It's a lost classic everyone should own. Album Tracks 1. Get Down Everybody 2. (It's Time for World Peace) 3. Quiet Dawn 4. Sunbeams 5. Meditations 6. Peace & Love 7. Beautiful Woman 8. Goddess of Love 9. Inner Beauty 10. Golden Dreams 11. Journey Into Space