Artist : VA
Title : Vintage Voltage (Global Robotic Rock Mixed By Andy Votel
Genre : Psychedelic Rock / Progressive Rock / Concrete Pop
Year : 2010
Date : 06/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 01
Label : Fat City
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 68:17 min
Size : 94,1 MB
Tracklist:
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Vintage Voltage
01.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 1
02.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 2
03.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 3
04.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 4
05.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 5
06.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 6
07.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 7
08.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 8
09.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 9
10.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 10
11.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 11
12.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 12
13.Andy Votel - vintage voltage 13
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68:17 min
There's blood on these records.
Andy Votel is a lucky man and he knows
it. Not least because he manages to
balance three or four of his favorite
jobs in a vain hope to keep wolves from
his door. And not least because he has
managed to meet most of his musical
heroes and spend precious time in the
company of influential new friends. And
not least because of he runs one of the
worlds most respected re-issue and pop
-musical archeology units along side his
best friends in his home town surrounded
by his family. As from an early morning
in march 2009 while excavating turkish
market stalls Andy Votel has thanked his
lucky stars that he still walks earthly
soil. While realizing a true-life
diggers dream sequence where all the
records you have ever wished for fall at
your feet, Votel was sent a signal from
another plain. Whilst entangled in
headphone cable between an unearthed
record deck under the light of an angle
-poised lamp The man behind Finders
Keepers, Twisted Nerve and B-Music was
hit with a 220v reminder that "Digging
Is Dangerous". But in this case we're
not talking about industrial mineshaft
accidents or plumbing disasters on
building sites Votel's minor brush with
morbidity came from a dodgy wiring
accident in the pursual of his next fix
of vintage vinyl that left him with two
teeth marks on his bloody tongue, a bad
neck and most importantly a distinct
temporary lack of interest in music...
Having spent a good 3 or 4 years
nurturing a penchant for privately
pressed ethnic folk music in an attempt
to construct a 3rd volume of his
acclaimed Folk Is Not A Four Letter Word
series Votel had a virtual polarity
change. It took a gradual weaning period
via a refresher course of European
Library music and a total overhaul of
his own unkempt collection of several
thousand LPs of obtuse and delectable
cosmic -pop LPS to finally re-find his
Mojo, resulting in a switch-mission and
a couple of conceptual re-hab sessions
at his B-music residency at Manchester's
Dulcimer Bar under the advertised name
Vintage Voltage. Within a few weeks
Votel was back on his travels with a
brand new bag, hungrier than ever with a
distinct unnatural energy boost not-
available with a quacks prescription.
Working thrice as hard, adopting
anagrammatical monikers to facilitate
new projects and breaking more new-
discoveries than ever The Vintage
Voltage Mixtape bears some of the first
fruit of this re-charged regime. The
Silver Apples Of The Moon?
Batteries Not Included nor required.
http://www.finderskeepersrecords.com