Three D Radio announcer, Megan Cat (up until recently with her husband, the late Peter Brat) lives in "The BratHaus" a rural seaside home about 100km from Adelaide on South Australia's scenic Fleurieu Peninsula.
Veteran musician Peter, and artist/musician Megan, were long-time DJs on Three D Radio 93.7fm
, Adelaide's eclectic independent music station.
Together Peter & Megan, known as "The Cat and The Brat" created this blog to allow listeners to review the playlists of their radio show, "Technicolour Dreaming" , watch clips of selected songs and simply join them in the enjoyment of their favourite music... psychedelia, 60's garage,
surf, punk/post-punk, pop, folk-rock, glam, 'Krautrock', goth, 80's electro... and much more!
But The Cat is carrying on the tradition, with guest co-presenters, and "Technicolour Dreaming" will continue in the same format, drawing from the huge "Cat & Brat" music collection, with the addition of new releases and reissues to keep things current. The Brat is hugely missed, but the show must go on, as he wanted...
Showing posts with label Psychic Ills. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Technicolour Dreaming



Amongst the new releases featured this week on the show was the Junipers Euphonius Trolley EP”, their pop-psych side-project, and if the track we played, “My Budgerigar (is addicted to rasmalai)”, is any indication, we can only hope they pursue this direction further and put out a full album – we loved it!  Do check it out! Also featured were new tracks from the Horrors, the Roaring 420’s, Kikagaku Moyo and Octopus Syng, plus two French favourites, Sudden Death of Stars and Forever Pavot. Older music was not forgotten, of course, ranging from 60’s singles by Ola & the Janglers, the Dave Miller Set and Rhubarb Rhubarb, with a 70’s recording by the Left Banke, through to more recent tracks by the likes of Psychic Ills, Gold Paint and from 1990, the debut single by Cat & Brat faves, the Luck of Eden Hall. We also featured another track by Adelaide’s own Twilights and you’ll find Part 2 of the pilot of their ill-fated TV series attached for your viewing pleasure. So, until next week.....
..... here is the playlist plus associated visuals, including of course the aforementioned Twilights special and a HD remix of the Monkees.....

Holy Wave – Psychological Thriller         (“Relax” LP 2013 USA)
the Horrors – Jealous Sun         (“Luminous”  2014 UK)
September Girls – Man Chats         (“Wanting More” EP 2012 Ireland, UK)
the Black Lips – Funny        (“Underneath the Rainbow”  2014 USA)
Gold Paint – Backyard         (“Gold Paint/Faraway Places” 2013 Los Angeles, USA)
Kelley Stoltz – Kim Chee Taco Man         (“Double Exposure” LP 2014 USA)
the Pancakes – Man on the Moon         (“Space Cow”  2005 Germany)
the Junipers – Our budgerigar [is addicted to rasmalai]       (“Euphonious Trolley” EP 2014 UK)
Rhubarb Rhubarb – Rainmaker         (7”single 1968 UK)
the Monkees – Porpoise Song         (7”single 1968 USA)
Ola & the Janglers – That’s Why I Cry         (“Let’s Dance” LP 1968 Sweden)
the Luck Of Eden Hall – Hook, Line and Sinker         (7”single 1990 Chicago, USA)
Sudden Death of Stars – Magical Mirror         (“All Unrevealed Parts of the Unknown” LP2014 Brittany, France)
the Dave Miller Set – Mr Guy Fawkes         (7”single 1969 Australia)
Sendelica – Set the Controls for the Heart of the Buddha         (“Live in London” double 7” EP compilation 2013 UK)
Forever Pavot – Christophe Colomb         (“Christophe Colomb” EP 2014 Paris, France)
Crystal Jacqueline – I Had Too Much to Dream [Electric Prunes cover]        (“Honey Pot” double 7” EP 2014 UK)
Kikagaku Moyo – Kodama         (“Forest of Lost Children” 2014 Japan)
the Murlocs – Jukebox         (“Loopholes”  2014 Australia)
the Allah-Las – Every Girl         (7”single b-side [to Had It All] 2014 USA)
the Roaring 420’s – These Waves of Stone         (“What is Psych?” LP 2014 Germany)
Octopus Syng – Thought Collector         (“Reverberating Garden No. 7”  2014 Finland)
Icarus Peel – Almost Murder Ballad         (“Barnburner” split-EP [with Mordecai Smyth] 2014 UK)
the Twilights – Comin’ On Down         (7”single b-side [to Tell Me Goodbye] 1968 Adelaide, Australia)
the Green Tambourine Band  – Here She Comes         (“Let Yourself Be...” 2013 USA)
the Left Banke – And One Day       (7”single b-side [ to Queen of Paradise] 1978 New York, USA)
Psychic Ills – Mind Daze      (“Hazed Dream” 2011 USA)
 

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Technicolour Dreaming



It’s been a while since we played a song-suite, so the five tracks that compose the opus that is ‘In Held Twas I’ from Procol Harum’s second album seemed to fit the bill. From there it was off on a trip through eras and locales, fed by more of the goodies that have appeared in our post-box recently, plus a few old favourites like the Twilights, Eno and Jacques Dutronc. Highlights included songs from the debut album by Dean Allen Foyd, the Citradels, Beaulieau Porch and local heroes the Systemaddicts, as well as from older albums by Sweden’s the Works and criminally neglected 60’s L.A. garage-girls the Daisy Chain, plus a cool version of D.A.F.’s “Der Mussolini” by Green Hornet and a classic from nick nicely. Throw in the Wondermints, Jeff Duff, the Millennium and loads more and it’s another episode done and dusted by the Cat and the Brat.....
..... and here is the playlist.....
Procol HarumIn Held Twas I [suite]      (‘Shine On Brightly’ LP 1968 UK)
the WondermintsTruth or Consequences      (‘Kaleidoscopin’: Exploring Prisms of the Past’ anthology 2009 USA)
the Systemaddicts Sad Dark Eyes [Loved Ones cover]      (‘Do You Really Want My Love?’ 2013 Adelaide, Australia)
Jeff DuffZiggy Stardust [Bowie cover]      (‘Fragile Spaceman’ 2011 Australia)
Psychic IllsMind Daze      (‘Hazed Dream’ 2011 USA)
nick nicelyHilly Fields [1892]      (7”single 1982 – taken from ‘Psychotropia’ anthology 2010 UK)
the Seeds – I Can’t Seem to Make You Mine      (7”single 1965 Los Angeles, USA – taken from reissue of 1966 debut LP ‘The Seeds’ 2013 USA)
the WorksI Saw The Ocean      (‘The Works’ 2005 Sweden)
Dean Allen FoydQueen Machine      (‘The Sounds Can Be So Cruel’ 2012 Germany)
the Works  Not The Same      (‘The Works’ 2005 Sweden)
the Rolling StonesMy Obsession      (‘Between the Buttons’ LP 1967 UK)
the TwilightsComin’ On Down      (7”single b-side [to Tell Me Goodbye] 1968 Adelaide, Australia)
the MillenniumTo Claudia on Thursday      (‘Begin’ LP 1968 California, USA)
the Beacon Street UnionThe Clown Died In Marvin Gardens      (‘The Clown Died In Marvin Gardens’ LP 1968 Boston, USA)
the Daisy ChainZzotto      (‘Straight or Lame’ LP 1967 Los Angeles, USA)
the DoorsWishful Sinful      (‘The Soft Parade’ LP 1968 USA)
the GosteleradioCrimean War Song      (‘Great Deeds Against the Dead’ 2010 Melbourne, Australia)
Beaulieu PorchLaminations are Loaded      (‘Beaulieu Porch’ 2012 UK)
 
the Strawberry Alarm ClockRainy Day Mushroom Pillow      (‘Psych-Out’ soundtrack LP 1968 USA)
the CitradelsLet’s Do the Mindwarp Again      (‘Psychotic Syndrone’ 2013 Melbourne, Australia)
fellBeacon      (‘Incoherent Lullabies’ 2009 Sydney, Australia)
Green HornetDer Mussolini [D.A.F. cover]      (‘So Much To Give’ 2007 Groningen, Netherlands – taken from ‘Little Next Big Things - Subroutine Records’ compilation 2006 Netherlands)
Roxy MusicThe Bob [medley]      (‘Roxy Music’ LP 1972 UK)
EnoDriving Me Backwards      (‘Here Come the Warm Jets’ LP 1973 UK)
 
Jacques Dutroncet Moi et Moi et Moi      (‘Jacques Dutronc’ LP 1966 France)
Christine PilzerAh Hem Ho Hu Err      (7”single 1967 France)
SullivanHashish Faction      (7”single 1966 France)
the Bee GeesCoalman [demo 1966]      (‘Morning of my Life: 1965-1966’ anthology 2013 Australia)