The Golden Palominos — Pure
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Sweet as Mary out of sheer love
Runs the water
Clean and beautiful
Leaves it standing on a Sunday
Here's the ritual
She has never been so pure has never been so pure
She throws down her trail of cigarette
Sunday wishes
Sunday wishes for his arrival
This one blessing
She wants nothing more
Out of sheer love
Out of sheer love
She has never been so pure has never been so pure
Below the surface she comes up for air and
She finds
She has never been so pure and full of desire
She has never been so pure
Seven pale scars out so sheer love
Seven pale scars
Here's the ritual out of sheer love
A small sacrifice
Clean and beautiful
Runs the water
Clean and beautiful
Leaves it standing on a Sunday
Here's the ritual
She has never been so pure has never been so pure
She throws down her trail of cigarette
Sunday wishes
Sunday wishes for his arrival
This one blessing
She wants nothing more
Out of sheer love
Out of sheer love
She has never been so pure has never been so pure
Below the surface she comes up for air and
She finds
She has never been so pure and full of desire
She has never been so pure
Seven pale scars out so sheer love
Seven pale scars
Here's the ritual out of sheer love
A small sacrifice
Clean and beautiful
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rtkmusic wrote:
That album is in rotation on RP, but the "airplane" cover is not used here.
Dianyla wrote:
Better be ready when that Blind Faith cover pops up!
That album is in rotation on RP, but the "airplane" cover is not used here.
Why am I hearing Porcupine Tree "The Sound Of Muzak".
A great 1985 tune I haven’t heard in a long time, thanks for playing it RP.
I haven’t heard this song in forever!!
I remember hearing this in my early days as an RP newbie…<le sigh!>
Hearing this tonight brought back such great memories of all the new music with which I was gifted via this “new“ radio station I have discovered!
Forever grateful to William, Rebecca, & RP ! ❤️
I remember hearing this in my early days as an RP newbie…<le sigh!>
Hearing this tonight brought back such great memories of all the new music with which I was gifted via this “new“ radio station I have discovered!
Forever grateful to William, Rebecca, & RP ! ❤️
I'm buying this one just for the album cover....
drcrnp wrote:
guess you never heard the phrase "pure as mother's milk". Note how the lettering is laid out. Also the album is fantastic.
If you need a boob for me to remember your tune, then your tune is forgettable. I mean, guys, this is how they sell freaking sports cars. I ask you.
In this case, b-o-r-i-n-g and completely uninspiring and by request play no more.
Next, please.
In this case, b-o-r-i-n-g and completely uninspiring and by request play no more.
Next, please.
guess you never heard the phrase "pure as mother's milk". Note how the lettering is laid out. Also the album is fantastic.
arieviln wrote:
I believe so too — seems we may be in the minority here though.... I've owned this CD for years now, and still play it every now and again. I like this song — 8 for me
Lori Carson's voice is great...
I believe so too — seems we may be in the minority here though.... I've owned this CD for years now, and still play it every now and again. I like this song — 8 for me
If this song were not so long, I might be persuaded to appreciate it. Sadly, this is not the case. I think "Ho Hum" sums it up at 3.
drcrnp wrote:
If you don't appreciate this genre of music, or are not inspired by it, that's fine. Since when has popular music not been marketed with the same methods that "they" sell sports cars or any other products? Do you have a copy of the Blind Faith album with the original cover?
If you need a boob for me to remember your tune, then your tune is forgettable. I mean, guys, this is how they sell freaking sports cars. I ask you.
In this case, b-o-r-i-n-g and completely uninspiring and by request play no more.
Next, please.
In this case, b-o-r-i-n-g and completely uninspiring and by request play no more.
Next, please.
If you don't appreciate this genre of music, or are not inspired by it, that's fine. Since when has popular music not been marketed with the same methods that "they" sell sports cars or any other products? Do you have a copy of the Blind Faith album with the original cover?
Rafter101 wrote:
Oh...and the boob is just the best.
The angle is a booby trap - you might be disappointed!
Oh...and the boob is just the best.
The angle is a booby trap - you might be disappointed!
If you need a boob for me to remember your tune, then your tune is forgettable. I mean, guys, this is how they sell freaking sports cars. I ask you.
In this case, b-o-r-i-n-g and completely uninspiring and by request play no more.
Next, please.
In this case, b-o-r-i-n-g and completely uninspiring and by request play no more.
Next, please.
pelucid wrote:
Very-very bad indeed!
Like titis in beer!
This song is simply bad. Her vocals are weak and off key with the simplest of boring melodies. Really just bad. Like a cover band trying to cover some "almost made it" 90's band from Seattle.
Very-very bad indeed!
Like titis in beer!
I bet that drummer is a right tit!!
Rafter101 wrote:
I think you're quite confused. The monologue re: a girl being kidnapped is from the CD Dead Inside, and that whole CD is creepy. But no such thing on this CD.
This is one of my favorite CD's, and definitely worth buying. There's a thoroughly disturbing monologue song about a girl being kidnapped and killed, but other than that, it's MAJOR soulfull rockin.
Oh...and the boob is just the best.
Oh...and the boob is just the best.
I think you're quite confused. The monologue re: a girl being kidnapped is from the CD Dead Inside, and that whole CD is creepy. But no such thing on this CD.
This song is simply bad. Her vocals are weak and off key with the simplest of boring melodies. Really just bad. Like a cover band trying to cover some "almost made it" 90's band from Seattle.
This is one of my favorite CD's, and definitely worth buying. There's a thoroughly disturbing monologue song about a girl being kidnapped and killed, but other than that, it's MAJOR soulfull rockin.
Oh...and the boob is just the best.
Oh...and the boob is just the best.
very pretty piece; oddly, I keep thinking I'd like to hear Michael Stipe do a cover of this. It would be a very different take, but very nice, too.
even a nipple on the cover can't save this...2.
On_The_Beach wrote:
. . . really? . . . because there's a slightly creepy red boob on it?
yess !!
. . . really? . . . because there's a slightly creepy red boob on it?
yess !!
Huh. I thought this was Heather Nova.
This would be perfect to do my stretches to, with only candle-light and some fragrance... If only we had the hardwood flooring we intended actually laid down and not stacked in boxes in the living room... *sigh* Still, a really good song.
Nice bass line and drums.
Oh, this is a good day! Got to hear some This Mortal Coil earlier in the day, and now some Palominos! Thanks Bill.
jwbeadle wrote:
. . . really? . . . because there's a slightly creepy red boob on it?
HANDS DOWN!!!!! #1 BEST ALBUM COVER!!!!! EVER!!!!!
. . . really? . . . because there's a slightly creepy red boob on it?
In general, breasts seem to make people happy—-why all the commotion?
I loved hearing this song —-had no idea they sounded like that; but from what I read, they had many different sounds—maybe just start with this one.
I loved hearing this song —-had no idea they sounded like that; but from what I read, they had many different sounds—maybe just start with this one.
HANDS DOWN!!!!! #1 BEST ALBUM COVER!!!!! EVER!!!!!
arieviln wrote:
Yes. And Anton Fier = genius.
Lori Carson's voice is great...
Yes. And Anton Fier = genius.
Who let her sing? Sorry, just don't like this. Repetitive and whiny.
stewliscious wrote:
You should be busted for that comment, you boob!
Pert and perky little tune, but she's just milking it. I recognize the beat as udderly stolen from a traditional chant from the Yabaho indians. Some cleave to traditions...
You should be busted for that comment, you boob!
Sounds like she is singing "Sh*t has never been so pure" or is she really?
I would suggest this GPs release instead:
This is How it Feels (1993)
https://www.radioparadise.com/content.php?name=Amazon&asin=B000003BJQ
This is How it Feels (1993)
https://www.radioparadise.com/content.php?name=Amazon&asin=B000003BJQ
stewliscious wrote:
Shush! I'm at work and you're going to get me canned. It's bad enough I have to look over my shoulder because of the album cover.
Pert and perky little tune, but she's just milking it. I recognize the beat as udderly stolen from a traditional chant from the Yabaho indians. Some cleave to traditions...
Shush! I'm at work and you're going to get me canned. It's bad enough I have to look over my shoulder because of the album cover.
stewliscious wrote:
Bra-ha-ha!
Pert and perky little tune, but she's just milking it. I recognize the beat as udderly stolen from a traditional chant from the Yabaho indians. Some cleave to traditions...
Bra-ha-ha!
a_genuine_find wrote:
good call and with reason :) what a nice sound
Cowboy Junk-ish?
good call and with reason :) what a nice sound
Lori Carson's voice is great...
Cowboy Junkies-ish?
I strongly recommend this CD—it's an incredible listen, best done with a little wine or ?, with a huge pair of 70's headphones in a neutral dark room. Or with a friend.
luca77 wrote:
That's pretty funny - the guys behind the Palomino's are about as good musically as anybody going around....Bill Laswell, Anton Fier, Nicky Skopelitis. Palomino's aren't my favourite albums from these guys but the musicianship is top notch. I'm surprised and disappointed that so many RP listeners are more interested in talking about a perfectly natural picture of something that about half of us have than what they're listening to - seems a bit juvenile to me.
What a boob.
That's pretty funny - the guys behind the Palomino's are about as good musically as anybody going around....Bill Laswell, Anton Fier, Nicky Skopelitis. Palomino's aren't my favourite albums from these guys but the musicianship is top notch. I'm surprised and disappointed that so many RP listeners are more interested in talking about a perfectly natural picture of something that about half of us have than what they're listening to - seems a bit juvenile to me.
What a boob.
farbenblinde wrote:
That's pretty funny - the guys behind the Palomino's are about as good musically as anybody going around....Bill Laswell, Anton Fier, Nicky Skopelitis. Palomino's aren't my favourite albums from these guys but the musicianship is top notch. I'm surprised and disappointed that so many RP listeners are more interested in talking about a perfectly natural picture of something that about half of us have than what they're listening to - seems a bit juvenile to me.
I agree. I don't care for the cover pic. I get the idea, but still... I feel like I got photographed or something. I figure when anyone has to have this type of cover art that they probably aren't too good musically. 
That's pretty funny - the guys behind the Palomino's are about as good musically as anybody going around....Bill Laswell, Anton Fier, Nicky Skopelitis. Palomino's aren't my favourite albums from these guys but the musicianship is top notch. I'm surprised and disappointed that so many RP listeners are more interested in talking about a perfectly natural picture of something that about half of us have than what they're listening to - seems a bit juvenile to me.
vit wrote:
Well, even established purveyors of pop culture like Clear Channel let a good one slip by every now and then.
... Like the Golden Palominos for instance: https://www.clearchannelmusic.com/iplaylist/artist/4380/
Well, even established purveyors of pop culture like Clear Channel let a good one slip by every now and then.
RadioDoc wrote:
Here ya go. Maybe you can find something more to your taste here: https://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/
... Like the Golden Palominos for instance: https://www.clearchannelmusic.com/iplaylist/artist/4380/
Here ya go. Maybe you can find something more to your taste here: https://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/
... Like the Golden Palominos for instance: https://www.clearchannelmusic.com/iplaylist/artist/4380/
keller1 wrote:
That is classic.
Isn't it YABOho Indians?
Hmmm, I don't know now that you mention it. I'm not exactly abreast of all the indian tribes out there....
That is classic.
Isn't it YABOho Indians?
Hmmm, I don't know now that you mention it. I'm not exactly abreast of all the indian tribes out there....
stewliscious wrote:
That is classic.
Isn't it YABOho Indians?
Pert and perky little tune, but she's just milking it. I recognize the beat as udderly stolen from a traditional chant from the Yabaho indians. Some cleave to traditions...
That is classic.
Isn't it YABOho Indians?
Fool, no one said anything about banishment, the suggestion appears to be aimed at putting a nay-sayer in closer touch with something that might better meet their apparent tastes. Unlike your over-the-top and insulting reviews Mr. Fluffy Wood Shavings (def. of excelsior), RadioDoc made no attempt to poison the listening experience for the rest of us.
Excelsior wrote:
Yes, that's the spirit! Banish those who would dare dislike a song found on RP. Dissent is unwelcome here.
Excelsior wrote:
Yes, that's the spirit! Banish those who would dare dislike a song found on RP. Dissent is unwelcome here.
6 for the teet. like about 3 for the song.
The combo of the tune and the cover art is soothing in an inexplicable ...
Oops, did I say that out loud?
Oops, did I say that out loud?
Oh Cool! Not so long ago, I was thinking that I would love to hear some GP's, and now I hear it. This definitely strikes me as a RP song.
Pert and perky little tune, but she's just milking it. I recognize the beat as udderly stolen from a traditional chant from the Yabaho indians. Some cleave to traditions...
RadioDoc wrote:
Yes, that's the spirit! Banish those who would dare dislike a song found on RP. Dissent is unwelcome here.
Here ya go. Maybe you can find something more to your taste here: https://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/
Yes, that's the spirit! Banish those who would dare dislike a song found on RP. Dissent is unwelcome here.
RosieRedfield wrote:
I really wish RP had a way to show how long songs are, so I'd know whether to wait the bad ones out or find something else to listen to.
Here ya go. Maybe you can find something more to your taste here: https://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/
Nice but not the right time to hear it I guess. 
Art thou the Bird whom Man loves best,
The pious Bird with the scarlet breast,
Our little English Robin;
The Bird that comes about our doors
When Autumn winds are sobbing?
Nicely hypnotic music to write to! 
And I've seen better breasts than THAT.
And I've seen better breasts than THAT.great bass groove and a fine breast too!
Hannio wrote:
Except it's not a very remarkable looking boob, as far as boobs go.
Any breast is remarkable. In one way or another.
All those little tingly nerve endings leading who-knows-where....
Why is she singing about Alan Shearer? (Footballer for those listeners not residing in the UK)
I felt like a right tit when I saw the album cover.
C'mon haters of the cover art! Relax - its just a human body part. Some of us actually have them I'm told. RP is just trying to keep us abreast of some great new music! :-)
I really wish RP had a way to show how long songs are, so I'd know whether to wait the bad ones out or find something else to listen to.
Imo people who go all unglued at the sight of a perfectly normal boob need to recalibrate their sense of reality.
Great music btw...
Dianyla wrote:
Ack! An NSFW warning would've been nice! 
Better be ready when that Blind Faith cover pops up!
I knew Carson was coming at some point today... here it is... good choice too!
daedalus wrote:
At first listening it sounded like adolescent Joni Mitchell meets Zero 7..
Interesting. Merits another listening methinks... 
Good comparison...this has potential.
And for those critical of the cover art, I would remind you of the artistic precedent set by Spinal Tap's album "Smell the Glove". They're so clever, those boys.
I don't know this album but this particular boob is really good. It's got a really boobie groove and that bass is just boobie! I'd love to boob more from this boobie! Adding them to my must-boob list! Boob again, RP!
I agree. I don't care for the cover pic. I get the idea, but still... I feel like I got photographed or something.
I figure when anyone has to have this type of cover art that they probably aren't too good musically.
Dianyla wrote:
Ack! An NSFW warning would've been nice!
? not suitable for whiners ?
Nice song, love the bass work.
Mari wrote:
Always love Lori Carson's singin' 
her solo career before and after this cd is very rich with 6 albums, hey, there are 18 samples to listen to here, some full length
yes, she comes into a very close 2nd to Aimee Mann
her solo career before and after this cd is very rich with 6 albums, hey, there are 18 samples to listen to here, some full length Always love Lori Carson's singin' her solo career before and after this cd is very rich with 6 albums, hey, there are 18 full length songs to listen to here
her solo career before and after this cd is very rich with 6 albums, hey, there are 18 full length songs to listen to here
jedzep wrote:
anybody got two nipples for a dime?
Dianyla wrote:
Ack! An NSFW warning would've been nice!
National Schools Film Week?
nah...
sqqqrly wrote:
Give me a break...
Hey dude, the boobie pic doesn't faze me in the least. Now, my employer on the other hand...
At first listening it sounded like adolescent Joni Mitchell meets Zero 7..
Interesting. Merits another listening methinks...
Dianyla wrote:
Ack! An NSFW warning would've been nice!
Give me a break...
coloradojohn wrote:
rp for president!
Something about this song...this sound...this atmosphere...I definitely want more of it! Another turn-on from RP, love it, thanks!
... yea, pure as the driven snow, love it! rp for president!
Something about this song...this sound...this atmosphere...I definitely want more of it! Another turn-on from RP, love it, thanks!
Hannio wrote:
Except it's not a very remarkable looking boob, as far as boobs go.
Thank god not all boobs are remarkable, travelling to/from work would be one long road hazard.
Still, even the very bland ones can be fun once you come up and say "Hello" to them. =)
AphidA wrote:
Any album with a nude boobie on the cover has got to be good.
Except it's not a very remarkable looking boob, as far as boobs go.
Ack! An NSFW warning would've been nice!
Jup, and the spoken vocals on Dead inside are Nicole Blackman ripping away with her own texts.
Gut wrenchinlgy good she is...
Check out the Recoil albums "Unsound Methods" and "Liquid" if you want more Nicole =)
Fact is I might even upload a few, though they are probably not acceptable to the majority here.
Rafter101 wrote:
This CD is both disturbing and dreamy, and definitely worth having. The first track is a monologue of a kidnapping/killing of a young woman. Pretty much the most disturbing thing I've ever heard. Incredibly artistic CD overall.
Wrong CD, the one you speak of is Dead Inside:
(click here)
anybody got two nipples for a dime?
Any album with a nude boobie on the cover has got to be good.
You might find this interesting. It is from Amazon.com...
Alan Caylow (on Amazon.com) wrote:
The Ultimate Audio Aphrodisiac!
February 27, 2001
Reviewer: Alan Caylow (USA)
The Golden Palominos are a New York-based studio group masterminded by ace drummer/producer Anton Fier. Fier remains the only consistent member of the Palominos from album to album (albeit with occasional holdover members), and he always has a continuing revolving door of musicians and singers to round out the Palominos line-up on each album. That way, the Palominos are never the same group twice, nor do they ever deliver the same album twice. With each new album, the Palominos have gone from avant-garde jazz-rock, to straight rock, to pop, to folk, to ambient, and, most recently, to spoken word (with "sound collage" accompanyment).
No matter what the line-up or musical direction is on any given album, the Golden Palominos have delivered some of the most refreshing, exciting music ever committed to tape. And yet, it's absolutely astonishing that Anton Fier's unique studio project, despite major critical acclaim, has never risen past a cult following. The Golden Palominos are *still* the music business' best-kept secret group.
The best shot the Palominos have had so far at achieving mainstream success was with 1994's "Pure," an astounding CD that is not only a work of genius, and the Palominos' best album, but is also far-and-away, hands-down the most *erotic* album ever recorded. With it's hypnotic tunes, sonic landscapes, beautifully lush production, and the sensual vocals of Lori Carson & Lydia Kavanaugh, "Pure" simply seduces you.
FABULOUS musicianship is on display here: Anton Fier's slammin' drumbeats, Bill Laswell's ultra-fat & funky basslines, masterful fretboard work from Bootsy Collins, Knox Chandler & Nicky Skopelitus, atmospheric keyboard-playing from Amanda Kramer, and finally, the aforementioned lovely voices of Lori Carson & Lydia Kavanaugh.
From the gorgeous acoustic opener "Little Suicides," to the phenomenally dreamy title track, to the memorable half-spoken, half-chanted finale "Touch You," this album is an exquisitely beautiful work of art.
The "Pure" line-up of the Golden Palominos *almost* toured in support of this brilliant album. Alas, the tour was ultimately scrapped for financial reasons, which is not only a pity, it's a tragedy! I would've LOVED to have seen this version of the band live. What a fantastic show it would've been....oh well, there's always the album.
From the very first time I ever heard "Pure" (while shopping in a music store, by the way), I knew that this was an album that was truly something special. That it failed to reach a mass audience is a total mockery of justice. EVERY home, in my opinion, should have a copy of "Pure" by The Golden Palominos. It's original, intelligent, meticulously produced, & seductive. Buy The Golden Palominos' "Pure" right now---it's the ultimate audio aphrodisiac!
Lovely complexity both with voices and instruments. Especially like the rough breathiness in certain areas as a contrast to the overall smoothness.
An 8 for sure.
This CD is both disturbing and dreamy, and definitely worth having. The first track is a monologue of a kidnapping/killing of a young woman. Pretty much the most disturbing thing I've ever heard. Incredibly artistic CD overall.
jagdriver wrote:
Isn't that something? Is this Lori's side profile? 
I've wondered about that for years. Direct investigation is warranted.
Golden Palominos have better songs, Little Suicides or Wings for example.... hopefully more songs will be played so people will give them another chance.
I like the voice, but not this tune; I'll have to check out some of the other work she/they did.
Is that a nip? Not a sexy one.
hate it, ugh
rls wrote:
Bill Laswell sure gets his hands into a lot of different projects. For a nice slice of GP, try "a history 1986-89."
One of my favorites, a lot of excellent guests on that album contributed to that album.
UltraNurd wrote:
Um... didn't realize that any of the album covers weren't worksafe. Might be worth doing something about that.
Getting back to WORK might be your first step.
I dislike this song less than Little Suicides, but that's not saying much.
randomprime wrote:
Anyway, nice music. Not sure it fits in with my favortie genre - electronica. Not sure what genre this fits into - but I still like it. A nice pleasant tune. Pretty vocals.
This has a nice creamy consistency to it with just the right amount of heft. Doesn't feel too perky or pendulous.
LOL!!!
Anyway, nice music. Not sure it fits in with my favortie genre - electronica. Not sure what genre this fits into - but I still like it. A nice pleasant tune. Pretty vocals.
This has a nice creamy consistency to it with just the right amount of heft. Doesn't feel too perky or pendulous.
Man I hate this, sounds like out of tune Cocteau Twins knock off.
UltraNurd wrote:
Um... didn't realize that any of the album covers weren't worksafe. Might be worth doing something about that.
Put a piece of tape on your monitor, right over the nipple. (masking tape or a bandaid, clear tape would not help!)
This is all right. And breasts make everything better.
Um... didn't realize that any of the album covers weren't worksafe. Might be worth doing something about that.
Purely bad, IMO.
Skeletor wrote:
Dreamy. I like the album cover.
Isn't that something? Is this Lori's side profile?
DRS wrote:
Not so good, not so bad.
It lacks a little variation, IMHO.
Now thats the good part - right?
.... for anyone interested ... a couple of Lori's solo albums are excellent ...
"Everything I Touch Runs Wild' and 'Where It Goes' .... she's probably not for everyone .... but there's something about her voice that I find very sweet ... and touching .... 8-<
The vocals and music sound like they were recorded separately for different projects and then crammed together at the last minute to get them out the door.
dig it.
Very pretty.
The first few cuts on this album are amazing. My boyfriend (now husband) first played this for me, so it's special...
Dreamy. I like the album cover.
Bill Laswell sure gets his hands into a lot of different projects. For a nice slice of GP, try "a history 1986-89."
Haven't heard this song in a long time. Thanks for playing it.
It's not the best song out there, but it definitely brings me back to when I was really into this sort of music.
Nice stuff! Reading about this band on AllMusic.com makes me think that I need to go out and buy some. In the means time, I'd love to hear more songs.
Not so good, not so bad.
It lacks a little variation, IMHO.
Nice to hear this one.
This would be perfect to do my stretches to, with only candle-light and some fragrance... If only we had the hardwood flooring we intended actually laid down and not stacked in boxes in the living room... *sigh* Still, a really good song.
Hopefully by now you have your hardwood floors and are enjoying this song to your stretching routine...