Belle journée avec The shamen et ces 3 singles que vous n'avez peut-être pas encore entendus :
Destination Eschaton (1995)
Indica (1996)
Universal (1998)
https://podcast.terrylaire.fr/pasleplatine
#PasLePlatine #RadioPouet #Podcast #Music #DailySong #TheShamen
Recorded #OnThisDay 37 years ago:
The Shamen - Peel Session 1988
The complete session recorded by The Shamen on 29 March 1988 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 12 April 1988.
Tracklist:
1. Knature Of A Girl (0:07)
2. War Prayer (3:29)
3. Nothing (6:40)
4. Misinformation (8:55)
https://vibracobra23.blogspot.com/2014/10/the-shamen-peel-session-1988.html
I was just having a look through Discogs and found this Shamen record, I love that logo! I've never seen that anywhere else so I'm not sure if it's an 'official' band logo but it's pretty cool nonetheless.
Damn, someone's gone a bit over-the-top with these track tags.
![A partial screen shot of the Exact Audio Copy app, showing the tracklisting for the Japanese edition of The Shamen's single Hyperreal.
The CD Artist field has the artist as 'Shamen, The', and the first three tracks are listed as the following:
'Hyperreal (Orbit) [On label as Hyperreal (Orbitedit)]'
'Hyperreal (Selector - full length unedited version) [On Label As: Hyperreal (Dirtiest Dub)]'
'Hyperreal (McGuire 2) [On Label As: Hyperreal (McGuire Dub)]'](https://files.mastodon.social/cache/media_attachments/files/114/179/305/612/946/560/original/c67daadce13f8466.png)
I'm a little bit obsessed with this old Shamen b-side at the moment, been listening to it a lot. It's a nice ambient track which isn't really the kind of thing they're known for.
I'm still listening to a load of Shamen stuff, and have now gone back to their debut album, Drop, when they were a kind of psychedelic rock band. This opening track, Something About You, is probably my favourite on the album. You'd never guess this lot would do Ebeneezer Goode just five years later...
The Shamen could do a great ambient tune when they wanted to.
Listening to The Shamen's Face E.P. It was something to do with The Face magazine if I remember correctly? Anyway, some nice mixes on here, the Librae Solidi Denari mixes in particular, though I'm not a big lover of the Ebeneezer Goode remixes.
The Shamen - beautiful music I could listen to all day... loved their later dance music but the early guitar band will always be special to me
#theshamen
https://youtu.be/xE4CQW4GYJ8?si=2BGMM9CqAS5h72Qr
📷 Mood.
"Hyperreal"
#TheShamen (1990)
🎬 Mathew Glamorre
▶️ Clip plays in the post.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ6kgp9IyCE&ab_channel=themosttogain
🎧 Mood.
"Naughty, Naughty!"
"Ebeneezer Goode"
#TheShamen (1992)
🎬 Richard Heslop
▶️ Video plays in the post.
For @TwoClownsEating
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fdykIIt-RI&ab_channel=VIDEOHITS
The Shamen - Progen (Land Of Oz)
An absolute banger of a track, probably the best mix of Move Any Mountain.
There was a certain time in life when I became convinced that #TheShamen, during their track Phorward, were yelling at me to “watch them squirrels!” #squirrel #evil #maniacs #and #possibly #hashashins
Well, I'm done with all the Move Any Mountain remixes. Now I've moved onto loads of L.S.I. remixes. 😆
Looks like I'm gonna be spending most of my day listening to all the various remixes of The Shamen's Progen (Move Any Mountain) that I have.
It's a lot.
I'm now playing a playlist I've made of all the different mixes I have of The Shamen's song Make It Mine. Just the 17 tracks.
It's a good job I'm not playing all the versions I have of Progen (Move Any Mountain), I'd be here forever...
Anybody got any veras?
I love this Meat Beat Manifesto remix of the legendary Shamen track (they did another awesome remix of an earlier Shamen track too).
Song of the Day - No 557
THE SHAMEN - PROGEN (MOVE ANY MOUNTAIN)
Released in 1991, "Progen (Move Any Mountain)" by The Shamen became an iconic anthem of the early '90s rave culture. Featured on their album En-Tact, the song blended house, techno, and pop influences, reaching No. 4 on the UK Singles Chart.
