(Psychedelic rock, Space rock) ST 37 - Коллекция 1989-2014 (14 альбомов, 1 EP, 1 Compilation, 1 Live) - 1989-2011, MP3, 128-320 kbps

Live shows continued unabated, with ST 37 organizing the Noisefests at Waterloo Park featuring bands like Ed Hall, Seemen, Crust, Liquid Mice, Pocket FishRmen, Coz the Shroom, Squat Thrust, etc.
Following the cassette LPs "feature silica vicarious" and "from space w/love" ST 37 finally entered the digital age with Over and Out records of Austin releasing the "Invisible College" CD.
The release of a second single, "Taboo/Hoodoo," saw the addition of Craig Johnson from Puffy Brutha Man on rhythm guitar. This expanded six piece lineup traveled to Phoenix for the Arizona Music Conference, but disintegrated soon after that, with Farley leaving first to be replaced by Cisco Ryder G. and Shelton and Johnson bailing shortly thereafter. Carlton Crutcher expanded his musical role in the band to include sequencer (Roland SH 101) and Telles began utilizing occasional keyboards and drones to fill the gap.
ST 37's first tour followed, with the newly trim 4-piece lineup playing two weeks of shows on the west coast in January 1993. A third single, "The Gypsy's Curse" was released on Prospective in 1994, spawning a two week Midwestern jaunt that summer. The band met with Paul Stark of Twin Tone records in Minneapolis, papers were signed, an advance was paid, but alas.. it was not to be. Perhaps ST 37's next project, the sprawling double LP, "Glare," was a bit much for Twin Tone. John Kass of Prospective was soon able to find a home for it with Helter Skelter records of Rome.
After "Glare," ST 37 toured the Midwest again, this time with Prospective lablemates the Green Machine. Further recording projects followed, including appearances on Bowie and Hawkwind tribute records. Finally, after completing the sessions the resulted in the "derobe" split LP with Vocokesh on RRR, Cisco quit the band, but was kind enough to find his own replacement, Dave Cameron of Roky Erickson and Evilhook Wildlife E.T., Glass Eye, Brave Combo, 3-Day Stubble, etc., etc. fame.
1997 saw the addition of Mark Stone on rhythm guitar, allowing Joel to further explore the stratosphere on lead. Another Midwest jaunt was undertaken which saw the band playing their largest and most successful show yet at Weedstock outside of Madison WI. A compilation CD of the event was released featuring a smokin' live version of the band's Neu! cover medley, "Hallohero."
Contacts formed from roadwork enabled the band to fulfill a long-term ambition to play with Hawkwind . This happened on Labor Day weekend at the Strange Daze festival in Sherman, NY. Other space rock luminaries such as Nik Turner's Space Ritual, F/i Farflung, Alien Planetscapes, etc. were also on the bill. A CD compilation of this show has been released on Pangea records.
January 1998: After the release of "Spaceage" on yet another Italian label (Black Widow of Genoa), ST 37 saw their most significant local recognition yet with a major feature in the Austin Chronicle and a string of prime Saturday night shows with the likes of 7% Solution, Ursa Major and 60's psych legends Silver Apples. An original score for the 1926 Fritz Lang classic "Metropolis" was written that summer and has been played three times since then at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema to ecstatic, ticket-scalping crowds and adoring press. Large portions of the score will emerge on "The Insect Hospital", a forthcoming double LP/single CD from Black Widow Records.
July 1999: After the release of the vinyl-only limited edition LP "The Secret Society", ST 37 played five dates in the Bay Area with some great bands like 3-Day Stubble, Liquorball, Beyond-O-Matic and the amazing Rubber O Cement.
1999 also saw the release of "I love to talk...if there's anything to talk about..." on Emperor Jones. Finally the ST 37 virus can spread to all corners of the globe through the massive veins of the Touch and Go/ADA/Southern Studios distribution/global conspiracy network. Along with Alastair Galbraith and Adam Wiltzie of Stars of the Lid, ST 37 accompanied Pip Proud on his Emperor Jones CD, "Oncer", released 2/00. No less than six different compilations appeared featuring ST 37 contributions.
Summer 2000: ST 37 journeyed to the East Coast to make their NYC debut at Tonic. Shows were played with Bardo Pond in Philadelphia and at Strange Daze 2000 with Daevid Allen’s University of Errors and many more. A live broadcast was recorded at WFMU studios. A good time is had by all.
KFJC released the extended 3-guitar version of "Nicht Jetzt" on their excellent 2xCD compilation "Live from the Devil’s Triangle Vol. 2." The band finishes work on "The Insect Hospital" CD and double LP in the spring of 2001, and begins a series of limited edition CDR releases with the improvisational "Frantic Search for Zero". After a stellar Roky Erickson benefit show the band entered Sweatbox Studios to record their ninth LP. Midway through the recordings Carlton Crutcher left the band. Although a founding member, Carlton's musical role in the band was changing and he needed to devote more time to his project with his wife Sharon, Book of Shadows.
The months leading up to 4/27/02 saw the band working on a new silent film score for Fritz Lang's "Destiny", which premiered on that date at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. Recording was completed on the new LP, which is christened "Down On Us." A brief flirtation with hiring a new keyboardist/synthesist ensued, but alas, it was not to be. The band soldiered on as a quartet, spewing forth compilation appearances like rain on WFMU's "Don't Shoot the Toy Piano Player," the Lisa Suckdog tribute "Beasts of the Night Gather Together," Ptolemaic Terrascope's "POT 32," and Ant Lunch Misick's "What?!? Are You On Drugs?!?". A new double CDR improvisation compilation, "Nunavut", was issued. ST played the Roky Erickson Welcome Home bash in September '02 and the event was videotaped by the Austin Music Network, with clips from "Rollercoaster" and "Birds'd Crash" garnering much airplay. Collaborative efforts like Spirit's Burning's "Reflections In A Radio Shower" and Pip Proud's "A Yellow Flower" are also released. The band got to meet and hang out with Pip on his first visit to the States, and dedicated a heartfelt version of his "Sweet Thought" to him from the stage at Terrastock 5 in Boston in October 2002. Another major feature article in the Austin Chronicle materialized to coincide with the release of "Down On Us", and much Tito's Handmade Vodka is drunk at the release party.
003: SXSW in March, a killer show with Rusted Shut, Swarm of Angels, and Oxbow followed by a 13-date East Coast and Midwest tour with Emperor Jones labelmates Primordial Undermind in July and August. More compilation appearances, and the long awaited "The Insect Hospital" finally appeared on Dec. 15th. ST 37 returned to Sweatbox and the lovin’ arms of Bryan Nelson to record their half of a split LP with Crevice from San Antonio, as well as remixing and remastering the 1989 cassette release "from space w/love" and the 1997 LP "The Secret Society" for CD. Well, it keeps us off the streets.
2004: After a post-tour well-deserved break, great shows with among others legendary Swedes Trad Gras och Stenar, Houston wackos Linus Pauling Quartet, and 13th Floor Elevator channelers the Tommy Hall Schedule. A version of Syd Barrett’s “Vegetable Man” appeared on the aptly-titled “Vegetable Man Project Volume 2” comp. The improvisational “They Time” appeared on the “Hall of Mirrors” comp along with tracks from bands like Kinski, Bardo Pond, Acid Mothers Temple, Subarachnoid Space, etc. A live tour CDR from last summer’s trek is released. Further recording is accomplished, with a version of “Chromosome Damage” recorded for a forthcoming Chrome tribute on Aktivator Records and the ultra-heavy “Future Memories” completed for the new Spirits Burning project. The “Destiny” 2xCDR is released. In December, a long awaited milestone is celebrated: the 300th show, with pals Experimental Aircraft and 7% Solution alumni A Five and Dime Ship.
Quotes:
ST 37, long-running specialists in bubbling-mercury riffage and German-flavored trance rock... - David Fricke (Rolling Stone)
These Texas astronauts stuff their hash pipes to the brim and pay homage to Can, Amon Duul and Chrome...their psychedelicatessen of originals is stocked with brain-melting skree...- Fred Mills (Magnet)
My favorite track on the album is "Concrete Island, an adaptation of J.G. Ballard...on first listening...I recalled reading this book so vividly and so perfectly, I was amazed. This recollection was unlike any feeling I have previously known or felt from music...- Adam Strider (StriderNews)
From the moment the credits open, the band launches into a continuously evolving and strangely beautiful ethereal drone lasting the duration of the 1926 silent film classic.
(from a review of ST 37’s soundtrack to Fritz Lang’s "Metropolis") - Michael Bertin (Austin Chronicle)
A friend of mine said I would get a "kick" out of it...I did. - Byron Coley
..paint-blistering guitar and some elegant phased bass work poised atop droning vocal splendor... - Phil McMullen (Ptolemaic Terrascope)
The piledriving Hawkwind-y/Wipers stuff near the end is still my favorite. - Jello Biafra
...real mindblown 1990s American garage sputter here! - Chris Stigliano (Your Flesh)
Into the likes of Viv Akauldren, Loop, Chrome et al.?...wailing distorted guitars, effects and electronics...I await further releases with interest. - Alan Freeman (Audion)
Twistedly psychedelic and swirling in a cyclonic stew...one of the most infectiously woven slabs of noise- as- music released since the 60s drug boom. - Andrea 'Enthal (Alternative Press)
Melting Euphoria and the Texan band ST 37 are the two best working psychedelic bands in America today. - Andre (Crohinga Well)

Треклист:
#77701 Funky Gumby
02 Hollywood Cemetery
03 Crab Nebula
04 Upaya Den
05 Now You Freeze
06 Crabula Nebulas
07 Mustache Woman
08 Crabulus Nebulae
09 Remember King Trash
10 Rollercoaster
11 Tantrum
12 Barbed Wire
13 If You Could
14 Egg People
15 Funky Gumby Fsv
16 No Man's Land
17 Let's Pretend We're Naked
18 Sucking on the Family Tit
19 Cold Night For Alligators
20 Nicht Jetzt
21 Tell Me About Your Drugs
total time 70:13
This is a remastered reissue of the first two ST 37 cassettes:
our debut EP from 1987, "billygoat nothinghead", and our first
album-length release, "feature silica vicarious" from 1988.
Our earliest and rawest sounds. Includes previously unreleased
bonus track, a cover of Robyn Hitchcock's "Tell Me About Your Drugs",
live at the Ritz in 1988, as well as reproductions of the
original cassette artwork for both releases.

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Треклист:
01 Voice in the Closet
02 Retz (The Capital of Venus)
03 The Cool Blender - Joking Car Asshole
04 Snootie y Choobs
05 The Cornfield
06 Toothpicks for the Monster
07 D I S C S (That's All it isl)
08 March of the Chrome Police
09 I Got the Microwave
10 Orange Juice
11 No Treats for Mr. Obsolete
12 Thirst
13 Voice in the Closet (Duet Remix)
total time 52:16

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#77701 Ghosts of Tempora Nymphs
02 Chapel Perilous **
03 Mob on Our Hands
04 The Invisible College
05 Ruins Run Deep
06 Gormless
07 California Frogmen
08 Totem (Screams)
09 Luxuria Accelerator
10 The Cornfield
11 Sensory Overload (gallow daisies)
12 Untitled Bonus Track
total time 57:48

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#77701 Scurry Intro
02 Don't Wanna Die Anymore
03 Model Had
04 Even now...Than Heaven
05 Pink Stuff Final
06 Acid b'day
07 Dr. Generation
08 Something Nonexplosive
09 Glibbits
10 La Riots
11 Flight of the Cicada
12 I am Mark E. Smith-uh
13 Time Or
14 Stangury
15 In Wet
16 Twilight's Vacationing
17 Twilight's Vacationing final
18 Don't Giddy
19 Don't Giddy final
20 New Short Story
21 Need Hospital
total time 111:20

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#77701 Heather Catherine Tallchief
02 Vitamin C
03 No Talk In the 80s
04 Fight Machine
05 Concrete Island
06 Eating Dirt
07 Deutsch Nepal
08 Strangury
09 Night Jetz
10 Orgone Accumulator
11 If Your Mind Expands, Your Head Will Hurt
12 March of the Chrome Police
13 Night of Heaven
total time 74:44

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#77701 Translunar Injection
02 Always Say The Right Thing
03 Dearest Glooba
04 Secret Society
05 All the Same
06 Section 37
07 Astral Wars
08 Sunburst Yodel
09 Ur-Punk to the Mooooooon
10 Larry Larry
total time 39:57

Треклист:
#77701 Acetone
02 Palpable
03 Discorporate
04 Tentacle Like Fibers
05 Heaven Tease
06 Whistling in Hell
07 William S. Burroughs Memorial Drum Loops
08 Lay My Love
09 No Magic Bullets
10 Plate Tectonics
total time 73:58

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#77701 Thump
02 La MoonsterThriffen
03 Model Had
04 Bind Valor
05 Deen Latipsoh
06 Pedro Pan
total time 32:59

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#77701 The Grain Kings
02 A Huge Rare Cheese
03 Stack Collision With Heap
04 Daniel Said
05 Curse of the Strained
06 Sweet Thought
07 Caves of Ice
08 You'll Die in a Carcrash
09 Hit in the Head
10 Oh My, Goddamn
11 Valentine Alibi
total time 56:08

Треклист:
#77701 Solaris
02 Land of Treason
03 The Portable Insect Hospital
04 Cold Night for Alligators
05 Model Had
06 Seven Deadly Finns
07 Intro / The Main Title / The Pleasure Garden
08 Yoshiwara's / The Workers Revolt
09 Burn the Witch! / Love Theme [finale]
total time 76:56

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#77701 Sucking on the Family Tit
02 Egg People
03 Merlin Olsen's Crippled Mystical Benefactor
04 Look at Yr Chair
05 Pumpkinface
06 Orgasmatron
07 Taboo Down Under
08 (I Don't Need No) Hoodo Woman
09 Speed of Life
10 Eating Dirt
11 Should I Get My Own Friends ... a Whole New Ball Game
12 Remains Kickbit
13 Nature of Smoke
14 No Tourniquet for Love
15 RRR Loop
total time 70:46

Треклист:
#77701 Thirst
02 First light
03 I Let it Slip Away
04 Birds Crash
05 Invocation Of My Demon Brother
06 Watch the Bile Come Out
07 Future Memories
total time 46:56

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#77701 Maroons
02 Grandpa's Birthday
03 The White Comanche
04 Borg9
05 The Saga of Old Blue
06 Breaking Lines
07 The Burgeoning
08 Just You
09 Pamphlet of Light
10 If you feel you're healed (cow head in the river)
total time 74:38

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#77701 Down On Us
02 Doppelganger
03 Dirty Little Homewrecker
04 In Crowd
05 Odd Ass Silence
06 Girl Like You
07 Baxty
08 Eroica Horns
09 Magnetic Amphibian Hydrated Gills
10 Feeding Friendzy
11 The Pit Out Back
12 Doppelganger's Doppelganger
total time 68:12