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...
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Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Technicolour Dreaming

For one week only, "Obscured By..." alumni Michael Hunter filled in for Technicolour Dreaming.  Unsurprisingly, a few obscurities therefore surfaced such as the completely unknown Australian band Melody Mae, and Adam & The Ants' cover of a Village People song! Some sad RIPs were also acknowledged for Gulliver Smith and John McInerney (both from classic Australian 70s band Company Caine), and Jim Keays' excellent new, posthumous album, chok full of garage classics.

New psych-folk-rock from Trembling Bells and Wand also merged with 70s jazz rock fusion from Mackenzie Theory, and it all made sense, in a Technicolour Dreaming kind of way!

Not quite so many videos to be found for this selection of songs, as it happens.

Wand - Fire On The Mountain I-II-III  ("Ganglion Reef"  2014 US)
Trembling Bells - Killing Time In London Fields  ("The Sovereign Self"  2015 Scotland)

Go Home Productions - 2000 Light Years From Bolan  (Rolling Stones / T.Rex mash-up)


The Lammas Tide - 1. Soldier Of The Sun  2. Bethnal Green  ("Barefoot Electric" 2014 Australia)

Mackenzie Theory - Supreme Love  ("Highlights Of Sunbury '74"  1974 Australia)
Melody Mae - The Stars They Are In Line  ("Melody Mae" EP, c1978 Australia)
Jim Keays - 1. Come On  2. Hot Smoke & Sassafras  ("Age Against The Machine" 2015 Australia)
Peter Tilbrook - Goodbye My Friend  ("Living In The Sixties", 2015 Adelaide, Australia )

Company Caine - The Day Superman Got Busted  ("Product Of A Broken Reality" 1971, Aztec reissue 2015 Australia)

The Rope Sect - Da Da Da   (7" single  year unknown Germany)
Tom Dae Turned On - I Shall Walk  (7" single  c.1970 US)
Berry Clan & The Revolution - My Crock  (7" single  year unknown Belgium)
Illes - Nem Erdekel, Amit Monsz  (7" single  year unknown Hungary)

"Flexipop" magazine flexidiscs, 1981/2:
Adam & The Ants - A N T S

Altered Images - Leave Me Alone
The Cure - Lament
Fad Gadget - King Of The Flies

Mystic Siva - 1. Keeper Of The Keys  2. And When You Go  ("Mystic Siva"  1970  US)
Wand - 1. Growing Up Boys  2. Generator Larping  ("Ganglion Reef"  2014 US)
Trembling Bells - I Is Someone Else  ("The Sovereign Self"  2015 Scotland)

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Technicolour Dreaming



Trawling through the 3D Radio library’s “new releases” section provided us with a huge pile of music to add to the already large stack we’d chosen to bring in, way too much for just one show, so we cherry-picked, but just had to start with the insidiously catchy pre-release single from the upcoming new Jim Jones Revue album. From there, it went all over the place... from Geelong we played a track by the Citradels, from the Central Coast of NSW we heard the Mandelas, all the way from San Diego some psychedelic grooviness courtesy of the Koolaid Electric Company, from England came the title track from the debut LP by the Galileo 7 and from here in Adelaide, the True Detective and a demo from Rocket Frog. Throw in a variety of styles and sounds, including the psych drone of Lumerians and Crystal Stilts, both from the USA circa 2011, plus our current Band of the Month, Adelaide’s own Ride Into The Sun, and it was another edition of Technicolour Dreaming, done and dusted.....
..... so here is the full playlist.....
the Jim Jones Revue – It’s Gotta Be About Me      (pre-release from ‘Savage Heart’ 2012 UK)
the New Invincibles – Barnaby       (‘Hear Some Evil’ 2012 Perth, Australia)
Rocket Frog – Secretly      (‘Avuncular 9’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)
Rescue Ships – Joan      (CD-single 2012 Sydney, Aust.)
the Citradels – Lost at Sea      (‘the Citradels’ EP 2012 Geelong, Aust.)
the Warlocks – Shake the Dope Out      (‘Phoenix’ 2002 USA)
the True Detective – Don’t go messing with my Rock’n’Roll [Molting Vultures cover]      (‘Hammer’ 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)
the Barbarellatones – Transvestobilly Boogie      (‘Confessions of a Teenage Prostitute’ 2010 USA)
the Bombay Royale – You Me Bullets Love      (CD-single 2012 Melbourne, Aust.)
the Mandelas – Baja-Ha      (‘the Mandelas’ Last Stand’ 2012 NSW, Aust.)
the Wondermints – The Party [Henry Mancini cover]      (‘Shots in the Dark’ tribute compilation 1996 USA)
Pony Face – Howdy Moon      (‘Hypnotised’ 2012 Melbourne, Aust.)
the Dunes – Bay Window      (‘Between Midnight & Dawn’ EP 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)
the Koolaid Electric Company – Invasion of the Skies      (‘Random Noises & Organised Sounds’ 2012 California, USA)
Crocodiles – Sunday [Psychic Conversation #9]      (‘Endless Flowers’ 2012 San Diego, USA)
brillig – The Hearse Song      (CD-single 2011 Adelaide, Aust.)
the Lammas Tide – The Murky Deep      (‘CD-single 2012 Perth, Aust.)
Crystal Stilts – Shake the Shackles      (‘In Love With Oblivion’ 2011 Brooklyn, NY, USA)
Lumerians – Gaussian Castles      (‘Transmilinnia’ 2011 San Francisco, USA)
Galileo 7 – Staring at the Sound      (‘Staring at the Sound’ LP 2012 UK)
Ride Into The Sun – Redneck      (from ‘the album that never was’ 2010 Adelaide, Aust.)  #
      # “Band of the Month”