Tommy Awards - Sessions II FLAC album

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Sessions II ‎(Cass, Album, Ltd). Balearic Social Records.

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This piece originally came out on an album called Sessions II - meandering live synth workouts on a cassette released by Origin Peoples Seattle and later given a release by Balearic Social, the Leeds based label and radio show. They describe it pretty well as a 'bliss out with your chakras out cosmic disco.

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Tommy Awards ‎– Sessions II. Label: Balearic Social Records ‎– BSR004. Sessions II ‎(2xFile, MP3, Album, 320).

Tomorrow a special guest mix on Balearic Social Radio from Leolyxxx who is the man responsible for the wonderful Tommy Awards sleeve design.

Tommy is a 1972 album, based on the original 1969 album by The Who, featuring the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Measham, of arrangements by Wil Malone. The project was conceived by Lou Reizner, initially with Rod Stewart singing Roger Daltrey's main role. As Pete Townshend and Daltrey became more involved, Stewart's role was reduced to singing "Pinball Wizard".

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Never question the efficacy of a great album. Dance singles offer concentrated dopamine hits and lengthy mixes offer IV drips of all sorts of pleasant neurotransmitters, but 2016's vast slate of electronic full-lengths, while sometimes more gradual in their effects, are no less life-altering. Afforded the opportunity to take up a little more space, producers made a number of complex statements, offering up electro-protest anthems, rose-tinted remembrances of childhood, and collections of club tracks as harrowing as War of the Worlds. Since I started working a 9-5 last year, my listening sessions during my daily bus commute have acquired a level of personal sanctity similar in emotional intensity to Helga's shrine to Arnold in her closet. This is my time, and whatever I put on better fucking jam.