Posts Tagged ‘The Day After The Sabbath’

The Day After The Sabbath Vol 62: The DooM That Time Reprised Posted On Line

Posted on Saturday, February 18th, 2012

The Day After The Sabbath is a blog specialising in regular compilations of obscure heavy 60s and 70s rock. It’s Rich’ aim to reveal the secret world of bands that were inspired by the early psychedelic, doom and hard rock greats but were too short-lived, un-commercial or just plain unlucky to the gain the recognition that they probably deserved at the time. Download Vol.62: The DooM That Time Reprised HERE.

“Volume 62 is a collection that’s been made in the name of Doom. What we have here is mostly progressive rock, from some albums that may or may not have been ‘heavy’ through-out but had at least one track that invokes that indefinable feeling of impending doom through it’s riffs or atmosphere.

“Back when I started this blog, I was talking to a guy called LibertyCaps on the forum at the now defunct stonerrock.com. He made some great proto-doom comps, all of which I have posted here at some point. Since then I have received many requests for more in his series “The Doom That Time Forgot” so I have decided to make my own follow-up to his great mixes, and what cover artist’s work can I use other than the amazing Virgil Finley again? His unearthly, esoteric vignettes where made to be album covers..

“We start with Stockholm, Sweden’s Life. The band was started in 1970 and contained three guys who at that time were about 20 years old. Those three were the guitarist and piano player Anders Nordh (Trolls, King George Discovery, Blond) the bassist Paul Sundlin (Trolls, King George Discovery) and the drummer Thomas Rydberg (Rowing Gamblers). It reminds me in a way of krautrockers My solid Ground. Similarly they were all very young, just in their early 20′s, but somehow managed to create a very mature sounding record with a mix of rockers and symphonic prog.

“All my previous compilations from can be found at my BLOG and I’m sure any of you who are intrigued by the more obscure history of heavy rock will find a lot of great surprises” –Rich / The Day After The Sabbath.

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The Day After The Sabbath: Vol 61 – In Your Room Posted On Line!

Posted on Monday, February 6th, 2012

The Day After The Sabbath is a blog specialising in regular compilations of obscure heavy 60s and 70s rock. It’s Rich’ aim to reveal the secret world of bands that were inspired by the early psychedelic, doom and hard rock greats but were too short-lived, un-commercial or just plain unlucky ...read more

The Day After The Sabbath: Vol 60 – Where There’s Muck Posted On line

Posted on Sunday, January 22nd, 2012

The Day After The Sabbath is a blog specialising in regular compilations of obscure heavy 60s and 70s rock. It’s Rich’ aim to reveal the secret world of bands that were inspired by the early psychedelic, doom and hard rock greats but were too short-lived, un-commercial or just plain unlucky ...read more

The Day After The Sabbath: Vol.59 – Too Much of Nuthin Posted On line

Posted on Monday, January 16th, 2012

The Day After The Sabbath is a blog specialising in regular compilations of obscure heavy 60s and 70s rock. It’s Rich’ aim to reveal the secret world of bands that were inspired by the early psychedelic, doom and hard rock greats but were too short-lived, un-commercial or just plain unlucky ...read more

The Day After The Sabbath: Vol.58 – All Thy Sons Command Posted On line

Posted on Monday, January 2nd, 2012

The Day After The Sabbath is a blog specialising in regular compilations of obscure heavy 60s and 70s rock. It’s Rich’ aim to reveal the secret world of bands that were inspired by the early psychedelic, doom and hard rock greats but were too short-lived, un-commercial or just plain unlucky ...read more

The Day After The Sabbath: Vol.57 – Speedball Morning Posted On line

Posted on Monday, December 19th, 2011

The Day After The Sabbath is a blog specialising in regular compilations of obscure heavy 60s and 70s rock. It’s Rich’ aim to reveal the secret world of bands that were inspired by the early psychedelic, doom and hard rock greats but were too short-lived, un-commercial or just plain unlucky ...read more

The Day After The Sabbath: Vol.56 – Freedom Of Yore Posted On line

Posted on Wednesday, November 30th, 2011

The Day After The Sabbath is a blog specialising in regular compilations of obscure heavy 60s and 70s rock. It’s Rich’ aim to reveal the secret world of bands that were inspired by the early psychedelic, doom and hard rock greats but were too short-lived, un-commercial or just plain unlucky ...read more