Marty Willson-Piper & Martin Rossel Songbook

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mcar...@gmail.com

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Jan 8, 2012, 5:58:56 PM1/8/12
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Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone had a download for the free Marty Willson-
Piper & Martin Rossel songbook that may have been posted here a few
years ago- I've been converting my cd's to I-tunes, I found a double
disc I'd burned at the time but unfortunately both discs have
corrupted leaving me only a few tracks from each disc. I can't seem
to find them online any more. Much appreciated,

Cheers, Matt :-)

mcar...@gmail.com

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Jan 8, 2012, 6:08:27 PM1/8/12
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And of course, after writing that email, I came across it...
http://pics.domdummaste.net/MartyMartin/ (Although the Kiss The Moon
link doesn't work...)

Enjoy!!

Cheers, Matt

Daniel Watkins

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Jan 8, 2012, 6:19:24 PM1/8/12
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That's cool, don't believe I'd ever heard of it. Thanks for posting!
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fen

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Jan 9, 2012, 1:22:09 AM1/9/12
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thanks for the lead.

Kiss the Moon = I Can't Cry ?
the link on the page was bad.  when truncated, it is:
http://pics.domdummaste.net/MartyMartin/i_cant_cry_3.37.mp3

cheers.



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Mike F.

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Jan 9, 2012, 2:46:29 AM1/9/12
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Try this link:

http://homepage.mac.com/fipster/marty-martin.html

I've added working links for "I Can't Cry" and "Kiss The Moon."

Mike F.

Kate Wilson

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Jan 9, 2012, 8:34:38 PM1/9/12
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Rave Magazine 10 January 2012 page 25

http://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/ravemagazine/PDFs/1023web.pdf

 

THE CHURCH

Brisbane Powerhouse - Fri Dec 23

A rainy pre-Christmas Eve night can be made special

in a variety of ways – in this lifer’s case, seeing

The

Church

, who are bringing the three-album Future Past

Perfect extravaganza to the Powerhouse.

Aided by a considerably-younger “utility man” Craig

Wilson from Sydney dream/jangle-popsters Astreetlightsong,

the Blurred Crusaders encounter an uneven

mix during the opening Cobalt Blue, but have all instruments

up to level by the time they launch into the

menacing Deadman’s Hand. Over two-and-a-half years

since its release, the band’s most recent LP Untitled

#23 remains an impressive body of work, yet its second

half –particularly Sunken Sun with its echoey, postrock-

hued outro and Lunar’s short-and-sweet, ‘spacerock’

trip –is a revelation live. Ever the master of the

six-string, Peter Koppes takes us places with his David

Gilmour-esque guitar solo during the melancholic On

Angel Street, while Steve Kilbey signals the intermission

following the gorgeous Operetta.

The album all Church fans tend to agree on,

Priest=Aura isn’t so much a faithful reproduction as a

mind-blowing live experience. Two decades post-conception,

the album still sounds like nothing else recorded

at the time or currently, Ripple and Feel brimming

with immaculate guitar-pop power and the lovelorn

Mistress allowing dynamo drummer Tim Powles to turn

the intensity down a notch. However, the second set’s

moment of truth arrives when Kilbey puts down his sixstring

bass and roams the stage during the cathartic

Disillusionist, followed by nine brain-melting minutes

of Chaos and the brief, haunting Film –the direct precursor

of the ‘00s instrumental rock boom.

Following a brief pause, the four-piece roll out Starfish

–the record that brought Kilbey and co. worldwide

recognition –for the night’s final set. As expected,

Destination zooms, Antenna (with Wilson on mandolin)

chimes and Reptile bites; Marty Willson-Piper and

Koppes take confident solo turns on Spark and A New

Season and the former wrings every drop of emotion

from Hotel Womb’s outro. Christmas can’t possibly get

any better than this.

DENIS SEMCHENKO

>

Jonathan Sargeant

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Jan 9, 2012, 9:03:57 PM1/9/12
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Thanks for the share!

 

I’ll have to grab a copy of that.  That’s a keeper!

 

peace,

Jonathan Sargeant

 

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Rave Magazine 10 January 2012 page 25

http://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/ravemagazine/PDFs/1023web.pdf

 

THE CHURCH

Brisbane Powerhouse - Fri Dec 23

A rainy pre-Christmas Eve night can be made special

in a variety of ways in this lifers case, seeing The

Church, who are bringing the three-album Future Past

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mcar...@gmail.com

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Jan 10, 2012, 8:23:25 AM1/10/12
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Thanks for that, and to the other people who replied off-list. Very
appreciative, and particularly nice to find the two tracks that I
couldn't find.

Cheers, Matt C
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