9 thoughts on “ Breathing Sand - Sphinx & Yeti - A Wild And Dangerous Place (CD, Album) ”

1. Jun 02,  · Sphinx and Yeti. A Wild and Dangerous Place A Wild and Dangerous Place is a first album, but assembled from quality parts and orchestrated by a skilled engineer. Breathing Sand, Caravan, A Wild and Dangerous Place, Quick Little Animals, Scheming Thieves, Migration.

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2. May 31,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Mystery Of The Yeti / Mystical Experiences on Discogs/5().

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Yeti Sounds, Vol. 2 on Discogs.4/5(47).

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4. Not exactly named after the Amon Duul II album -- but agreeably spaced-out in its own way -- Yeti finds the Welsh sextet whipping up a series of energetic, inspired songs that find a balance between older and more modern turns on psychedelia, as inspired by frenetic techno or electronic explorations as by zoned-out solos. The whispered vocals and acoustic guitar over bubbling synth moans and 8/

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5. Still got the Beast by Yeti, released 22 October 1. Strangers Highway 2. Butane and the Beast 3. Hunted 4. Jack the Tripper 5. Goathead 6. Ascension 7. Strangers Highway 8. Butane and the Beast 9. Hunted Jack the Tripper Goathead Ascension What better way to celebrate the bands 10th anniversary than to revisit the demo Butane and the Beast.

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6. Four tracks only, but all over the 9-minute-mark, the group develops a wild mix of semi-Zeuhl music (from Magma to Univers Zero are obvious historical influences here) to more conventional groups like Crimson. Yeti never lets up throughout the 46 minutes of this album, even if there is a much quieter passage in Go Like This.

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7. Yeti is the second studio album by German rock band Amon Düül II, first released in April on Liberty (Germany: LBS /60 X; United Kingdom: LSP ) as a double coldrescapulilo.tiatinanobusvobespawiniverba.co album was produced by Olaf Kübler and Amon Düül II, and engineered by Willy Schmidt, "with a little help of Siegfried E. Loch".Including both short songs and longer, improvisational tracks, British avant-garde music.

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8. Both were recorded at the old Butterfly studios where Simon Posford was the studio engineer. The Yeti album (an idea conceived by Raja Ram) became legendary on the underground scene. It was THE Dat to have! It combined the talents of The Infinity Project, Total Eclipse, Doof and Hallucinogen. The 4 key pioneers of early Psychedelic electronic.

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9. Apr 30,  · The TIP Records album Mystery of the Yeti 2 has a song by Hallucinogen called “the Herb Garden” in which there is a sample attributed to entheogen researcher Christian Raetsch and transcribed by fUSION Anomaly: “you have heard of the yeti? the ubanamanamanala snowman? that is of course not an animal or a prehuman being, that is originally one of the shamans gods, the real .

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