Like Black Holes In The Sky: The Tribute To Syd Barrett

A tribute to Syd Barrett featuring a very eclectic group of musicians from all over the heavysphere. 6 tracks off Piper and the rest off of the Madcap Laughs I believe.

1 Vegetable Man - Kosmos
2 Interstellar Overdrive - Kylesa
3 Arnold Layne - Intronaut
4 Matilda Mother - Stinking Lizaveta
5 Late Night - Jarboe
6 Flaming - Pentagram
7 Octopus - Giant Squid
8 Lucifer Sam - Yakuza
9 Chapter 24 - Jesu
10 Long Gone - Unearthly Trance
11 Astronomy Domine - Dredg
12 Rats - Circle
13 See Emily Play - Zodiak


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IZZQCBC2

Electric Wizard - Chrononaut

Chrononaut is an often overlooked doom epic that came off a split with Orange Goblin. Phases I-IV are included as one crushing track. This is EW at some of their trippiest. If you're a fan of Come My Fanatics and Dopethrone you'll really dig it.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MMKQ7MRO

Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030

Not doomish in the slightest but still pretty righteous, Deltron 3030 is a concept album by Del the funkee homosapien and Dan the Automater that tells a story of Deltron Zero fighting evil in the distant future. Laid back, strange, lyrically fantastic funny and good. Check it out.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4Y202PVN

Elder - Elder 2008

A great, great new band still in their teens. Like Sleep but with more complicated riffs and lyrics about Conan the barbarian. HIGHly recommended.

http://rapidshare.com/files/331728817/Elder_elder.rar

pontiak - Sea Voids

Chilled out weirdness from old virginny. Definitely worth a listen.

http://rapidshare.com/files/331489870/Pontiak_-_Sea_Voids.zip

Eggnogg - The Three

Okay, let me take a stab at the music here. If you’re on this here website for any reason other than the fact that you can’t spell worth a damn, you’ll find something to dig here. Doom-ish, but with enough tempo to keep you from drifting off into your own headspace, and the louder you play it, the better you’ll feel. The singer at times brings to mind Rob Zombie, and at other times that guy that sings for Bronx Casket Company, but never sounds just like anyone else I can think of. The songs are well-crafted, avoiding the boredom that occasionally besets the doomier side of this beloved corner of the rock field. I hear a little Cathedral here, a little (insert your favorite Wino band) there, and if you don’t hear the Sabbath influence, I pity you. But having said that, Eggnogg is truly its own thing.

-from stonerrock.com

http://rapidshare.com/files/331483784/EGGNOGG_THE_THREE_LP__mp3_.zip

Bongzilla - Gateway 2002

The album that got me into all this madness.

http://rapidshare.com/files/331456690/Gateway.zip

Dead Meadow - Peel Session 2000

More meadow, first Peel Session to be recorded outside of the U.K. Really trippy stonerrock about wizards and hobbits with a little D.C. grit.

http://rapidshare.com/files/331445686/dead_meadow_-_peel_session_2000.zip

Dead Meadow - Howls from the Hills

If you don't know, now you know.

Dead Meadow's second album. Take alot of vicodin and lay on your porch.

http://rapidshare.com/files/331439707/deadmeadow_howlsfromthehills.zip.html

Brant Bjork - Jalamanta Deluxe Vinyl Edition Remastered 2009

Back in 1999, Brant Bjork released his first solo album "Jalamanta". This is hands down one of the three most laid-back albums on the planet. I could say more but I'd rather let the music do the talking. A must own classic for fans of chilled out music everywhere.

For the re-issue which comes on heavyweight virgin 180g vinyl, the album has been totally remastered directly from the original tapes.


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I4SHJ2FG