KWOCR
Killer Witch Of Chamber Rock- Land Of The Good Groove
- Joined on March 12, 2003
- https://bit.ly/3uLzC1m
Releases
- Pending 715
- Releases Rated 3,209
- Rating Average 4.58
Marketplace
Contributor Stats
- Rank Points 7,719
- Average Vote 3.99
- Votes Received 1,634
- Last 10 Day Average N/A
- Last 10 Day Votes Received 0
Groups
- (( ♥VINYL )) © 3,583
- 7" 60
- Afro Sounds... 330
- Ambient and Experimental 1,965
- Art 56
- Boogie / Modern... 656
- Brasil 276
- Breakbeats 80
- Cabaret Voltaire 64
- Cassette Tape 123
- Chicago House 372
- Classical Music 255
- Coldwave /... 44
- Dark Electro 43
- Deathrock /... 36
- Deepness 631
- DiscoParadise 9
- DJ's Corner 15
- Dub [Techno] 2,393
- Dub Club 228
- EBM/Synthpop 290
- Electro 473
- electroclash 10
- Electronic Music 23,319
- Experimental Rock 1,043
- FAX +49-69/450464 316
- Film Noir 7
- Funk 206
- Funk/Soul Talk + Mod Help 14
- How to clean... 6
- Indie Post Punk Rock 34
- Int'l Record Store Index 950
- Italia 3,317
- Italo House 218
- Italo-Disco 1,285
- Japanese Headquarters 955
- Jazz Music Talk 484
- Larry Heard 15
- Library Music 188
- Literature 10
- Motown 14
- Movies 515
- Music Production 1,029
- Music Tech 2,770
- Netlabel Forum 578
- New Wave 62
- Now 80's 31
- nu-jazz/broken beat 41
- OLDSKOOL LOVERS '80 - '93 4,697
- Paradise Garage 36
- Philosophy Couch 10
- Re-Edits /... 77
- Soundtracks and Scores 3
- The OGS Book of Records 296
- The Real Detroit Forum 99
- The Rock/Metal... 432
- Track IDs 57,238
- UK Oldskool Hardcore 1,618
- Underground DISCO 1,218
- Vinyl Hospital 473
- Yello 14
- ZTT 82
- 日本語の会話 21
Profile
My music experience stems from Be-Bop Jazz, Fusion, Industrial and New Wave music, the New Romantics, the Second Summer of Love and the following Ambient House and the Advanced Electronic music scene.
My collection is private and has been cared for with love since I started buying vinyls.
I have more "in store" than on my Discogs sales. Feel free to ask. Make an Offer.
Write decently.
Just click here to see what I currently have for sale. !
I have some sought after records on sales and more in my private collection, so many blokes contact me asking for releases' photos.
I've started to decline taking well lightened high-resolution photographs without a contribution.
The reason being is that many guys suddenly "need to think about it" after they could clearly see from the newly taken photos that covers & vinyls are in a pretty good condition.
So to bypass time-wasters, I will request an advance small fee for the labor; as they are also bypassing sellers & buyers policies.
Indeed, nowhere is Discogs policies obliges sellers to take photographs for potential buyers or time-wasters and doing so takes time and compassion.
Anyway, send me a direct message for any queries you may have.
I'm not new in "the industry."
Let's hope that you don't know what I mean.
Just like you all, I recently started to live in an open air virtual jail within a long established commodity culture to the benefit of a global elite managing misery via debt commodities, social impact markets & development impact bonds. I was 'glad' that they fabricated widespread consent and coerced global vaccination with a digital green new deal pass so that we could all stay home listening to our vinyls without being bothered to meet or create a new vivid street scene.
If curious, I could also be inclined to beat the shit out of you. I'm planning to read a few books by Larken Rose.
For now, I'm more than half-way through the Letters to Lucilius by Grand Master Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
Never enough of dickheads mansplaning 'their 'views' under anything I say or post.
My collection is private and has been cared for with love since I started buying vinyls.
I have more "in store" than on my Discogs sales. Feel free to ask. Make an Offer.
Write decently.
Just click here to see what I currently have for sale. !
I have some sought after records on sales and more in my private collection, so many blokes contact me asking for releases' photos.
I've started to decline taking well lightened high-resolution photographs without a contribution.
The reason being is that many guys suddenly "need to think about it" after they could clearly see from the newly taken photos that covers & vinyls are in a pretty good condition.
So to bypass time-wasters, I will request an advance small fee for the labor; as they are also bypassing sellers & buyers policies.
Indeed, nowhere is Discogs policies obliges sellers to take photographs for potential buyers or time-wasters and doing so takes time and compassion.
Anyway, send me a direct message for any queries you may have.
I'm not new in "the industry."
Let's hope that you don't know what I mean.
Just like you all, I recently started to live in an open air virtual jail within a long established commodity culture to the benefit of a global elite managing misery via debt commodities, social impact markets & development impact bonds. I was 'glad' that they fabricated widespread consent and coerced global vaccination with a digital green new deal pass so that we could all stay home listening to our vinyls without being bothered to meet or create a new vivid street scene.
If curious, I could also be inclined to beat the shit out of you. I'm planning to read a few books by Larken Rose.
For now, I'm more than half-way through the Letters to Lucilius by Grand Master Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
Never enough of dickheads mansplaning 'their 'views' under anything I say or post.
Recent Activity
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1971 was a great year for music overall and this Afro Cuban Jazz album is a killer with Marty Sheller and Earl Neal Creque at the control and even Grant Reed & Stanley Turrentine as guest on two pieces. Mongo's Way sure is the way.
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Amusing how this talented Jamaican artist sings about their Rastafari God with the many songs platitudes applied to courting or keeping engaged to a lady.
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The original version of this album was released in 1985.
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Timeless album. I've been listening to it since a few years after it was released and I never became tired of it; I even found that the few pieces which I may have brushed aside are actually remarkable. The Beinhorn, Laswell, Bisi foundation works...
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This collaboration between Smith & Mudd and Holger Czukay plus Ursa Major works like a charm. Timeless.
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The Michael Grey mixes are horrendous pieces of crap: self-righteously loosing the elusive spirit of the piece to serve us a badly arranged "stadium techno" sounding slice of vomit. I mean, you can remix a classic and it means you are allowed to...
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Because CJ Bolland has proven being a bully to queer people and shouldn't be part of the band either then.
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9 tracks and it all sound generic. If you have a good track, why do you need to remix it a thousand time? One good remixer would be enough, like in the days of Prelude Records This Nu Disco/Indie Dance craze didn't pass the test of time. See now...
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Now here you have a stone-set proof that modern pop music is almost entirely made of talentless copycats auto-tuned dolls singing clichés lyrics bathed in formulaic synthesised generic music which can't even be categorised as proper synth-pop or...
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I never really liked live recordings as I prefer to be at the event. That said, the tracks on side C & D are unique to this release and most not to be found anywhere else. These are really great industrial pieces, dense, 'obscure', … If you like the...
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One of the best EP of the 'early sounding' Ken Ishii.
To my knowledge, B2 "Low", is not found on any other releases. 3 Classics in one ! |
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Only anal retentive pundits coming more than 3 decades late in the game can make comments like Lorien_ . Belgian underground DJs were slowing down vinyl records B-Sides since at least 1984 and with white label releases in such unhackneyed genre...
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DJ (Partick) Kash in Antwerp managed to get a stamped Rabbit City copy from Renaat Vandepapeliere office when he wasn't watching while I've catched the two first and few Caustic Window EPs during a London trip were I later met Grant Wilson-Claridge...
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In the "I Dream of Wires - Modular Pursuits" documentary, Carl Craig reveals that he discovered some synthesisers such as the Yamaha DX7 or the Sequential Prophet-6 from his cousin Doug here. Strange that Doug Craig didn't release more music.
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I'm not having total certitude but I think that Jan Van den Bergh (aka Monte La Rue) was influential in what this label released in the early 1990's; specially so in the realms of Electronica, Detroit Techno & the likes.
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Very few ever noticed that this track samples a short snippet of Stevie Wonder's "Race Babbling", both are great pieces, from a different realm and time.
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I'm surprised that this album has never been re-issued in CD format and is nowhere to be found in digital audio land. Oldie but goodies lovers will have to be content with one of these vinyl release.
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Compost Records doesn't need to demonstrate that it is one of the best records label in the world, and his founder, Michael Reinboth, is a charm. This release is amazing.
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Dark ambient drone quadrophonic masterpiece performed ahead of the times when such genres were given a name on Side A.
Majestic ethereal cosmic levitation on the B side. |
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I think it's test material from ECV's Groove Crew which never was officially released, if I remember well.
Got it from DJ Kash indeed. |
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Fabulous compilation if you want to hug a butt or are just discovering Go-go music.
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I could be mistaken but I haven't seen any original 12" releases with such a longer version of "Disco Nights (Rock Freak)"; the original 12" duration was 5:51" !
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It is very disdainful to deadname and misgender a trans or intersex person. I know she wouldn't have appreciated your comment. So if you truely respect her, you don't deadname her or use "He/She" to cast doubt on her identity. She was my friend when...
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The comment by bermudatriangle888 is absolutely shortsighted. This is really a compilation from different Electro Wave band from the late 1970's and early 80's. As recorddeviant36 mentioned, electronic bands with a limited budget had to use...
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plattenjunkie can't make the difference between an edit and a cover. Go figure ;^)
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It has been re-issued as Instrumentals without including the Tower Of Meaning album.
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Everyone talks about the release's format sonic quality these days. Nobody even dare giving a voice about the music. I guess we've reached peak commodity culture. Anyway, contrary to nitwits tagging styles over releases without actually listening or...
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Funk you very much Lord Of The Agnostic Mansplaining.
Please note that I joined this database 15 years before you. This phenomenon wasn't observable back then and I don't see why I should feel to justify to you or anyone what I wrote. Of course I am... See full review |
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"Initially, when Columbia owned the project, the studio executives wanted to hire musicians to re-record all of Parker's music, largely because the original recordings were in mono, and were not of acceptable sound quality to accompany a feature film....
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Warning: Don't be misguided by 'Trance' muzzy minds born in or after the 90's commenting here like wanking incels. They have no idea what this Shamen album is about. It's Leftfield in the overall flavor. High-Tech Soul/Techno & some Drum n Bass in...
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Another 'over-produced' formulaic album with falsely authentic lyrics about cliché relationships and plenty of vocal & sonic gimmicks. Good try to cash-in I suppose. Perfect to mix with the vacuum-cleaner and then throw to the bin were it belongs....
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The is 460 artist with name Chrome or with the word Chrome in their artist name on Discogs. Look not further. This is the best Chrome ever. Probably the first with that name too.
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The Message's A Capella is here on this vinyl re-issue :
https://www.discogs.com/release/425810-Grand-Master-Flash-The-Furious-Five-The-Message |
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Almost closing a decade of New-School Hip Hop. This legendary and greatly produced album is best listened in its entirety for its special flow and narrative fun.
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Have a ball here if you wish to listen to a John Carpenter electronic soundtrack for an Arcade tinted Giallo movie which never existed.
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Everlasting music grows on you. Commodity-culture music are exemplified in "choons" tapping into emotions and soon gone, these are fine for a party, some are even good or deep enough to last. Now there isn't any of these tunes here but exceptionally...
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Does someone know from where the elusive voice intro on "Adapt And Go 4th" comes from? It always sounded familiar to me but I could never figure it out. As for the poster picture, although I find the colours and patterns lovely, I never could see...
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What a load of rubbish ! I usually don't write negative reviews but even if an artist 'has a name' I just can't believe folks are even buying such wonky pseudo-funky synth dirge on soon to recycle vinyl. Uninspired. Boring. Nerve wrecking. I'd rather...
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Towards the end 1990's, the approach of new millennium gave music lovers into ambient house, techno, trip-hop & drum'n'bass a feeling to explore a deeper past, increasingly giving an ear to 1950's exotica, space age pop, easy listening, 1950's jazz...
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