Sleep: Sleep's Holy Mountain (1992) (2009 Reissue + Bonus Track) FLAC. From Sleep I have 'Dopesmoker' on Cd, one song, a 63 minutes stoner monster. (1976 us, sharp classic rock with folk and glam tinges, 2012 korean remaster) - Dave Lewis is a singer / songwriter who moved to California from Texas in 1971. He happened go to Gazzarri.

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There Is a Happy Land 06. We Are Hungry Men 07. When I Live My Dream 08.

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With Sleep's legendary album – DopeSmoker – already having its first “proper” release by being digitally remastered to massive acclaim earlier. Stoners around the world are preparing to spark up tomorrow (April 20) in celebration of cannabis culture, and if you're struggling to find the perfect soundtrack for your own celebrations, Sleep will have you covered with the arrival of a new album.

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Silly Boy Blue (The Original Mono Album Mix) 24. Come And Buy My Toys (The Original Mono Album Mix) 25. Join The Gang (The Original Mono Album Mix) 26. She's Got Medals (The Original Mono Album Mix) 27. Maid Of Bond Street (The Original Mono Album Mix) 28. Gravedigger (The Original Mono Album Mix) CD 2 01. Splash pro hd player free download crack. Rubber Band (Single Version) 02.

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London Bye Ta-Ta (Previously Unreleased) 11. In The Heat Of The Morning (Previously Unreleased Mono Vocal Version) 12. The Laughing Gnome (Previously Unreleased Stereo Mix) 13. The Gospel According To Tony Day (Previously Unreleased Stereo Mix) 14. Did You Ever Have A Dream (Previously Unreleased Stereo Mix) 15.

Let Me Sleep Beside You (Previously Unreleased Stereo Mix) 16. Karma Man (Previously Unreleased Stereo Mix) 17. In The Heat Of The Morning 18. When I'm Five 19. Ching-A-Ling (Previously Unreleased Stereo Mix) 20.

Sell Me A Coat (Remix) 21. Love You Till Tuesday (Recorded For BBC Radio One's Top Gear) 22. When I Live My Dream (Recorded For BBC Radio One's Top Gear) 23. Little Bombadier (Recorded For BBC Radio One's Top Gear) 24.

Silly Boy Blue (Recorded For BBC Radio One's Top Gear) 25. In The Heat Of The Morning (Recorded For BBC Radio One's Top Gear) ESCUCHA EL ALBUM MIENTRAS LO DESCARGAS:D embedhttps://open.spotify.com/album/1Rf6MUCYFyfAgoTtDG1O27/embed. Space Oddity (2009 Digital Remaster) 02. Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed (2009 Digital Remaster) 03. Better To Hermione (2009 Digital Remaster) 04. Cygnet Committee (2009 Digital Remaster) 05. Janine (2009 Digital Remaster) 06.

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Conversation Piece 10. Memory of a Free Festival (Part 1) 11. Memory of a Free Festival (Part 2) 12.

Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud 13. Memory of a Free Festival 14. London, Bye, Ta-Ta 15.

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Saviour Machine 7. She Shook Me Cold 8. The Man Who Sold the World 9. The Supermen 10. Lightning Frightening (Previously unreleased track - 1970) 11. Holy Holy (Single A-side - 1970) 12.

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From San Jose, California.Kyuss' partner in crime in creating the Stoner Rock genre. Ozzy Osbourne went on record as saying Sleep were the closest band he'd heard to Black Sabbath's original 70s style and feeling.Sleep emerged in 1990 from the remains of Asbestosdeath, which featured members Al Cisneros (vocals/bass), Matt Pike (guitar), and Chris Hakius (drums). Along with 2nd guitar Justin Marler, the band released 'Volume One' in 1991. Marler departed the band afterwards and the remaining trio recorded the group's follow up album, 'Sleep's Holy Mountain' the following year. The album is now considered one of the most seminal releases in the 'stoner rock' genre. This led to the band signing a major label deal with London Records.

The label financed the band's next project, which was a single track called 'Dopesmoker', which ran 63 minutes. The band informed the label that they had no intentions to edit the track nor tour behind it, as they were breaking up. London balked at the idea of releasing an album that contained a single, hour-long song.

The band recorded a second version, this one clocking in at 52 minutes and re-titled 'Jerusalem', but London shelved the release and the band split. In 1999, the Music Cartel released 'Jerusalem' and 4 years later, Tee Pee issued 'Dopesmoker', the latter of which tended to be considered the 'definitive' version by many fans (although the band members expressed displeasure with both versions).Following the split, Matt Pike formed High On Fire, while Al Cisneros and Chris Hakius eventually reunited in OM (8). Sleep's legend grew in the years following its split and in 2009 Pike, Cisneros, and Hakius reunited to perform two sets at All Tomorrow's Parties. The following year, Pike and Cisneros resumed touring as Sleep, which drummer Jason Roeder (of Neurosis) replacing Chris Hakius. Three stoned kids walk into an expensive studio with the idea of recording one song that lasts for an hour and opens with the line, 'Drop out of life with bong in hand.'

During the course of the tune, which changes every time they play it, they equate weed with most every sacred religious symbol, take solos that stretch for minutes, and sing in some malevolent half-chant incantation. They won't allow it to be edited for radio play, and they don't want to break it into tracks. And, by the way, the label footing the bill is the same 50-year-old institution that released music by the Rolling Stones, Ray Charles and, the Moody Blues: With every year that passes, both the tale and the tape of Dopesmoker seem a little more ridiculous.The third album by a trio of 20-something San Jose, Calif., burnouts called Sleep, Dopesmoker resulted from a major-label skirmish over a band that had made two very good but not altogether great LPs of distorted, bluesy, and bleary-eyed rock. But those records- 1991's Volume One and 1993's Holy Mountain- sported would-be singles, editable jams like 'Holy Mountain', 'Snowblind', and 'The Wall of Yawn' that might have found a home on the radio dial in the filthy backwash of grunge. In the battle between Elektra and London Records, however, Sleep didn't seem so interested in who might pay the most to get their stoner rock on the air; as guitarist Matt Pike, bassist Al Cisneros, and drummer Chris Hakius have said since, they wanted to go with the label that would pay for the album and mostly leave the music alone.

London ostensibly signed off on such creative control. So after more than a year of legal wrangling to slip out of an old label contract, Sleep finally went with London and, in 1996, entered Record Two, the aforementioned well-equipped Northern California studio, with producer Billy Anderson and, as the fable goes, a lot of weed.Their plan was to record the one-song album they'd been writing and testing live for at least four years. As Cisneros told Decibel writer J. Bennett a decade later, London had approved the idea, but the deep pockets began to get concerned as soon as they started to hear the music. Despite London's anxiety, technical troubles, and interpersonal tensions, Sleep finally finished the track in two month-long sessions. The label would never release it: After a series of contentious remixes and edits by a number of different hands hired by London, the imprint eked out a few cheap promos before deciding to can Sleep. The band broke up (in retrospect, they've said, they were headed this way with or without London), and during the next decade, three labels issued unofficial bootlegs or unagreeable edits of Dopesmoker, or as the band later called it, Jerusalem.Now, 16 years after it was recorded, Sleep's storied third and easily best album is finally available through a remastered, re-illustrated reissue.

Loud and more lucid, Southern Lord's greenest version of Dopesmoker pushes the record's highs to higher places and gives the whole hour just a bit more power. The trio has long complained that the previous versions didn't understand their intended aesthetic- the art, the mixing, any of it.

But a brilliant new cover by artist Arik Roper, who also designed the previously popular Tee-Pee version of the disc, pictures the 'Weedians' of which Cisernos sings, making their pilgrimage to Nazareth, endless bongs strapped to their backs, an extra-terrestrial landscape in the distance. As Pike exclaimed to The Quietus earlier this year, 'This one is going to look so fucking cool, it's so rad.' That statement should rightly apply not only to the cover but also to this entire reissue, which at long lasts fulfills the red-eyed vision of the people who made Dopesmoker while confirming the record's legacy both as a stoner-metal and psychedelic-rock masterpiece. This is one of the great major-label casualties, finally available in proper form.When Sleep broke up after the failure of Dopesmoker, the trio split into two unequal halves: Almost immediately, Matt Pike started High on Fire, who have continued adding different kinds of fuel to the same generalized burn. Years later, Hakius and Cisneros would return as Om to explore the same iterative modalities that made listening to Dopesmoker feel like an instant inhalation. Dopesmoker is the perfect culmination before the collapse; Pike's bombast meet Om's repetition, a friction that rendered ideal sparks. Though the lengths of his solos are anything but modest, his playing itself is largely textural; when he steps into the spotlight, Pike lets repeated notes follow each other into a kaleidoscopic flurry.

The persona of the shirtless, shouting dude at the helm of High on Fire remained in check, so as not to distract from the music's naturally meditative state.To that end, Hakius and Cisneros weren't quite locked into Om's repetition addiction yet, either. Instead, they pushed against each other, Cisneros countering Pike's lumbering riffs with ample burl and perfectly sculpted tone. Historically, Hakius has criticized his own playing during the Dopesmoker sessions. But Dopesmoker is an infinitely explorable listen, the kind of record that will goad your attention through miniscule rabbit holes whether or not you're as stoned as the people who made it.

Hakius' pulse is the constant carrot, then, filling the spaces when the band aggresses, forcing them forward when they pull back. He is a reminder to continue toward Nazareth.And that's perhaps what remains most impressive about Dopesmoker, especially hearing it again for the first time through yet another reissue: It's an hour of adventure and momentum, where the lumber and the repetition somehow always push ahead.

At a moment when black metal reinventers and D-beat revivers seem to dominate large sections of the heavy music world, maybe the thought of a resin-voiced singer intoning for an hour over riffs that wrap into themselves and drums that aim ever for infinity seems boring. But no matter how many times they had to record or rehearse 'Dopesmoker' to master it, or no matter how much pressure London placed on them to make something more commercial than personal, Sleep sound as if their very existence depends upon the successful exercise of this weed ritual. In a sense, it's safe to say it did. This record's influence on substance, style, and simple ambition within heavy metal has long outlived the band that made it.Southern Lord's reissue comes with no elaborate set of liner notes or verbose essay concerning the serpentine origin of the release itself.

Rather, the tracklist is simply offered on the back cover, as well as the written-and-performed-by bona fides and the production credits. The insert consists entirely of a triptych of Pike, Hakius, and Cisneros performing and a photo of a massive piece of cardboard itemizing the contents of the titanic tune: 'Hot Lava Man 4x All Slow (Vocals)', it reads in one spot. The only bonus is a fidelity-compromised live take of 'Holy Mountain'.

It might be tempting to attribute this lack of archival scholarship to stoner lassitude, or to wish for the official story to serve as a sort of reverse score for the long-evasive music. But the story of Dopesmoker and the dissolution of Sleep have been passed around enough- written about in books, discussed in interviews, warped and exaggerated by years of bong-ripping bros sharing the record with a friend for the first time. This reissue of Dopesmoker doesn't waste time with an introduction that this record no longer requires. The biggest difference between this new version and the old releases is the phenomenal remastering job by From Ashes Rise guitarist, Brad Boatright (OFF!, Noothgrush, Deviated Instinct). His vision was to enhance the original recording without changing it drastically. What he has done makes this epic opus sound invigorated, more powerful with renewed clarity and all-around unbelievably mammoth. His work was enthusiastically approved by the band and considering how focused, vigilant and protective of their masterpiece the band is, that is nothing short of a miracle!