Yeah another from the to post (need's work) folder, again not much needed doing with this to be honest, just a little bit of tag work to be honest.
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Thursday, August 27, 2026
The Walker Roaders – The Walker Roaders 2019 320
I forgot I had this, when I saw the 2026 EP released it reminded me I had this, so dug it out to post for ya enjoyment.
A Celtic Punk band based in Los Angeles, USA. Founded in 2019.
Members:
James Fearnley (The Pogues)
Ted Hutt (Flogging Molly)
Marc Orrell (Dropkick Murphys)
with:
Brad Wood
Kieran Mulroney
Bryan Head
2024 - The Cure - Songs Of A Lost World (Deluxe Edition)
2024 - The Cure - Songs Of A Lost World (Deluxe Edition) @320
Robert Smith starts at the end for The Cure's first album in 16 years. 'This is the end / Of every song that we sing' is the cheery opening line, and a repeated refrain of 'nothing' closes things some 50 minutes later (the full line is 'Left alone with nothing / The end of every song'). It's safe to say that the godfathers of gloom haven't altered their disposition in the intervening years, and we're all the better for it.
Songs of a Lost World is a true return to the desolate beauty of their 80s heyday. The opening pair of songs, Alone and And Nothing Is Forever, could've fit neatly onto Disintegration with their lengthy introductions (vocals rarely appear earlier than two minutes into any song), the cinematic sweep of the keys and guitar, Smith's languishing laments, the way beauty is eked out of the darkest corners.
Smith wrote, composed and arranged the whole album, something he only did previously on The Head On the Door. And though Songs may be lacking an earworm like In Between Days, the sonic blueprint is just as cohesive as the 1985 classic. The band's collective strengths are brought to the fore on each perfectly constructed ode to grief, memory and impermanence; the plaintive piano of I Can Never Say Goodbye, the screeching guitars of Warsong and Endsong, the martial percussive bounce of Drone:Nodrone.
These songs were written against a backdrop of family bereavement (I Can Never Say Goodbye is as poignant as it is heartbreaking), but Smith's reckoning with time and mortality is never self-pitying. Rather, he can view his nihilistic tendencies in the fullness of experience; love may be a fragile thing, but it's ultimately worth the pain it can cause. (TheSkinny)
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Black Stalin – Just For You 2009 320
Andy, look what I found in my Flac store on the HD (was looking for something else), it's the only one I have, will check the 320 just in case I have anything at 320. Am going to drop the Flac in Vibes Private Club. The 320 here on Vibes.
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House of Love - The Complete John Peel Sessions 2006 320
Another double CD, that's been sitting in the to post (need's a bit of work) folder, well just a bit of editing to the tags was all that was required. Anyway it's posted now. Maybe I'll dig the albums out and post them!! We will see!!
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Joolz – 1983 - 1985 1993 320
The funny thing is I thought I had posted this, maybe was while I was posting in Bob's Basement? Do I don't remember, well here it is now!!!
Joolz Denby (born as Julianne Mumford on 9 April 1955) is an English poet, novelist, illustrator, painter and tattooist based in Bradford, Yorkshire (UK). In 1975, at age 19, she married Kenneth Denby and took his family name. She first came to prominence touring as a spoken word performance poet. She began recording music and spoken word recordings in 1983, often in collaboration with New Model Army members or with Jah Wobble. She also wrote record and concert reviews for the UK magazine Spiral Scratch, and has on started publishing poetry collections and novels from 1986 onwards.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2026
1995 - Black Stalin - Message to Sundar
1995 - Black Stalin - Message to Sundar @320
More Calypso as requested by blessup
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Sheryl Crow - C’mon, C’mon 2002 (Australian Version) 320 😎
This Australian version comes with a bonus track (no. 14)
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1975 - Joey Lewis & His Orchestra – Joey Lewis At The Lion's Den
1975 - Joey Lewis & His Orchestra –
Joey Lewis At The Lion's Den @320
Joey Lewis At The Lion's Den @320
Some Calypso as requested by blessup
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Tuesday, August 25, 2026
2014 - Shuggie Otis – The Very Best Of Shuggie Otis - 1969-1974
2014 - Shuggie Otis – The Very Best Of Shuggie Otis
- 1969-1974 @320
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Bettie Serveert – Bare Stripped Naked 2006 320 😎
Sorry but the DVD is not included in the link.
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Monday, August 24, 2026
Cowboy Junkies - 2022 - Songs of the Recollection
Cowboy Junkies - 2022 - Songs of the Recollection @Flac
When the Cowboy Junkies released their first album in 1986, Whites Off Earth Now!!, eight of the nine songs were covers, and their second, the 1988 breakthrough hit The Trinity Session, introduced them to a larger audience with their interpretations of Lou Reed's "Sweet Jane" and Patsy Cline's "Walkin' After Midnight." Recording other people's songs and giving them a sound of their own is deeply ingrained in the Cowboy Junkies' working method, so it's no great surprise that they've chosen to release an album devoted entirely to covers. 2022's Songs of the Recollection features five new recordings of tunes from artists they admire, along with four previously released tracks that appeared on EPs (Vic Chesnutt's "Marathon" and the Cure's "Seventeen Seconds") or tribute albums (Gram Parsons' "Ooh Las Vegas" and Gordon Lightfoot's "The Way I Feel"). This is very much in the tradition of what we've come to expect from the Cowboy Junkies in the year 2022, and that is not at all a bad thing.
As a singer, Margo Timmins has learned to adapt her understated murmur to a wide range of moods and melodic frameworks, and she's consistently lovely here, especially in her rueful takes on David Bowie's "Five Years" and Neil Young's "Love in Mind." Guitarist Michael Timmins has a gift for weaving expressive dissonance and electric accents into the folky vibe common to their performances, and the overdriven finale of "Five Years," the sudden showers of fuzz in Neil Young's "Don't Let It Bring You Down," and the reverb-enhanced feedback on "Ooh Las Vegas" attest to his status as an unsung hero of noise guitar. And the rhythm section of bassist Alan Anton and drummer Peter Timmins are reliable in their excellence, knowing when to rise and fall with the mood of the songs and giving Margo and Michael just the right sort of musical support.
In many respects, the Cowboy Junkies have changed very little over the course of 35-plus years, but Songs of the Recollection presents that as a virtue. This band have maintained a creative vision that's served them beautifully, and their commitment to the power of dynamics and finding the details of a song by leaving room to ponder the details and textures has led them to write some great material and also find unexplored landscapes in the work of other tunesmiths. Songs of the Recollection captures them doing the latter with grace and intelligence. (AllMusic)
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Various - Box Of Vibes 47 (C-R-A) 2026 320 😎
So here is the latest Box Of Vibes, our multi decades, multi genre mix of tracks for your enjoyment. It includes cover versions and alternative versions.
Box 47 starts with tracks selected by Concha from 1 to 8, followed by my (Reb) tracks from 9 to 16, then Andy closes the Box with his tunes from 17 to 24.
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Hi just a few quick words, in the future there will be no Flac or Wav posts here on Vibes anymore. In the the future we will only share mp3 albums. Mainly as 320, but sometimes lower bit rate, if we can't find a 320 copy to post.
In the future Flac & Wav posts will only be posted on Vibes Private Club.
I have been thinking about this as well over the last week. We will no longer post anything here on a Sunday, after this Sunday. We will close for two weeks over the Christmas period (I will post from when and to in early December) And will in future close for a month in the Summer during August. I did think maybe 2 months (July & August), but I think one makes more sense.
You're free to ask for re posts but that is down to the original poster, if they wish to re post it or not. But nothing will be re posted if you make an anonymous comment without a name attached, as we don't publish these, sorry.
You can request albums that maybe your missing from your digital collection, but please send these by email to the site address.
4vibessite(at)proton.me just exchange the (at) for @
Please put the artist - album title and year, it makes it easier to find or source a copy if we don't have a copy.
Also in future there will be no posts with link on the posts, all links will be posted in the comments to combat the bots.
There will be more home made compilations here, I post 12X12, and now a Soul Mix, and maybe will start making a Reggae Mix. We make Box Of Vibes as a collective effort between the team members. Any member here is free to share a home made mix of what ever genre they wish. I enjoy compiling them to be honest, and don't take that much time really.
There will no longer be any covers included in my home made comps (12x12 or Soul Mixed or any future comps I may compile) or the Box Of Vibes comps, for me it's all about the music, all the posts require for me is a track list. But if other members want to compile home made comps, they are free to include covers if they so wish.
Cheers Reb😎
Sunday, August 23, 2026
2025 - Lila Iké - Treasure Self Love
2025 - Lila Iké - Treasure Self Love @320
Given Lila Iké’s popularity in the reggae music scene, it’s hard to believe the newly released Treasure Self Love is her debut full-length album. Fans have been understandably giddy over the singer since 2020’s The ExPerience EP put her on the path to worldwide stardom. Still, when an artist has so much hype, disappointment can feel inevitable. Thankfully, that’s not the case here, as Treasure Self Love is further proof that Iké is the real deal (not that we needed any).
The album features several notable collaborations, and each of them perfectly amplify Iké’s distinctive talents. Joey Bada$$ brings playful energy to “Fry Plantain,” while Maverick Sabre lends warmth to “All That and More.” Perhaps the most daring track is “He Loves Us Both” with H.E.R., an engaging tune that finds two female powerhouses joining forces in to great success.
For an artist that has quickly been hailed as reggae’s next superstar, Iké also exudes respect for the genre’s trailblazers. Her fantastic cover of Patra’s 1993 classic “Romantic Call” – here called “Romantic” – is a thoughtful nod to dancehall history. Likewise, “Love in a Lovely Way” cleverly intertwines Garnett Silk’s “Place in Your Heart,” managing to be both fresh and nostalgic at the same time.
Throughout Treasure Self Love, Iké blends a variety of influences. Yes, reggae is at the heart of everything, but soul, R&B, and hip hop also factor into her sound. The singer also showcases songwriting talent well beyond her years, displaying strength, vulnerability and power within her lyrics.
During a recent conversation with Grammy.com, Iké described Treasure Self Love as “a journey of learning to love myself, understanding that each and every one of us should be able to treasure ourselves and value ourselves.”
“Every time I make music, every time I get to another level, every time that I’ve ticked off an accomplishment or overcome a particular milestone, it’s just a reminder to just continuously evolve,” she continued, “to continuously work on getting better and especially to just learn myself because you really don’t know what you’re capable of until you do it.”
Treasure Self Love is proof that the journey — and the evolution — was well worth the wait. (The Pier)
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