Forge Your Own Chains:: Forge Your Own Chains: Psyched
Forge Your Own Chains: Psyched
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- Label: Now Again, 2009
- Bestellnummer: 1105903
- Erscheinungstermin: 17.11.2009
This compilation introduces a new direction for Now-Again Records and its owner, Stones Throw Records GM, A&R and producer Egon. With the same detailed, no-stone-unturned approach he used for
Deep Funk (The Funky 16 Corners, Cold Heat), he tackles beat-heavy global psychedelia with Forge Your Own Chains. “Those of us birthed into record collecting by the Hip Hop midwife revered Jimi Hendrix as well as James Brown. We searched for albums by Mulatu Astatke and Power of Zeus with the same fervor,” Egon writes in his introduction to the comp.
Forge Your Own Chains showcases music from all corners of the world: Colombia, Nigeria, Sweden, South Korea, Thailand and Iran. The focus – in keeping with Now-Again’s tradition – is on melody, driving rhythms and accessibility. Not one song is included on this compilation because it is from a “rare” album. Certainly, many of these songs do spring from albums that exchange hands for many thousands of dollars and many of these songs have never seen reissue. But these songs are all beautiful in their own right and work to form a coherent album.
Psychedelic records, long the mainstay of older, grizzled collectors and seemingly quaint, are, in the hands of Egon and those of his generation, giving up new ghosts. And, with comps like Forge Your Own Chains, inspiring new investigations into our not so distant (and still very much alive) musical past.
Deluxe package including Digipak with 40-page full color booklet containing detailed liner notes and annotation by Egon, rare photos and other ephemera
1. Top Drawer – Song Of A Sinner
2. Sensational Saints – How Great Thou Art
3. East Of Underground – Smiling Faces Sometimes
4. D. R. Hooker – Forge Your Own Chains
5. Shin Jung Hyun & The Men feat. Jang Hyun – Twilight
6. T. Zchiew & The Johnny – Let Your ife Be Free
7. The Strangers – Two To Make A Pair
8. Damon – Don’t You Feel Me
9. Ellison – Strawberry Rain
10. Morly Grey – Who Can I Say You Are?
11. Shadrack Chameleon – Don’t Let It Get You Down
12. Ofege – It’s Not Easy
13. Ana Y Jaime – Nina Nana
14. Kourosh Yaghmaei – Hajm-E Khaali
15. Baby Grandmothers – Somebody’s Calling My Name
Deep Funk (The Funky 16 Corners, Cold Heat), he tackles beat-heavy global psychedelia with Forge Your Own Chains. “Those of us birthed into record collecting by the Hip Hop midwife revered Jimi Hendrix as well as James Brown. We searched for albums by Mulatu Astatke and Power of Zeus with the same fervor,” Egon writes in his introduction to the comp.
Forge Your Own Chains showcases music from all corners of the world: Colombia, Nigeria, Sweden, South Korea, Thailand and Iran. The focus – in keeping with Now-Again’s tradition – is on melody, driving rhythms and accessibility. Not one song is included on this compilation because it is from a “rare” album. Certainly, many of these songs do spring from albums that exchange hands for many thousands of dollars and many of these songs have never seen reissue. But these songs are all beautiful in their own right and work to form a coherent album.
Psychedelic records, long the mainstay of older, grizzled collectors and seemingly quaint, are, in the hands of Egon and those of his generation, giving up new ghosts. And, with comps like Forge Your Own Chains, inspiring new investigations into our not so distant (and still very much alive) musical past.
Deluxe package including Digipak with 40-page full color booklet containing detailed liner notes and annotation by Egon, rare photos and other ephemera
1. Top Drawer – Song Of A Sinner
2. Sensational Saints – How Great Thou Art
3. East Of Underground – Smiling Faces Sometimes
4. D. R. Hooker – Forge Your Own Chains
5. Shin Jung Hyun & The Men feat. Jang Hyun – Twilight
6. T. Zchiew & The Johnny – Let Your ife Be Free
7. The Strangers – Two To Make A Pair
8. Damon – Don’t You Feel Me
9. Ellison – Strawberry Rain
10. Morly Grey – Who Can I Say You Are?
11. Shadrack Chameleon – Don’t Let It Get You Down
12. Ofege – It’s Not Easy
13. Ana Y Jaime – Nina Nana
14. Kourosh Yaghmaei – Hajm-E Khaali
15. Baby Grandmothers – Somebody’s Calling My Name
- Tracklisting
LP
- 1 Song of a Sinner
- 2 How Great Thou Art
- 3 Smiling Faces Sometimes
- 4 Forge Your Own Chains
- 5 Twilight
- 6 Let Your Life Be Free
- 7 Two to Make a Pair
- 8 Don't You Feel Me
- 9 Strawberry Rain
- 10 Who Can I Say You Are?
- 11 Don't Let It Get You Down
- 12 It's Not Easy
- 13 Nina Nana
- 14 Hajm-E Khaali
- 15 Somebody's Calling My Name
