What are you listening to 2016?

LPs, CDs, MP3s, major appliances, drunks on the street, snippets of conversation, put them here.

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thousands of geese & ducks take off from lake

My Sonora Ponceña mix, in the car.

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loads of Mahalia Jackson comps and greatest hits
Skip James - Today
that Jeremih album
Sonny Rollins trio of greatness - Saxophone Colossus/Way Out West/On Impulse

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Loads of Kinks
Bob Wills Proper box
Django Reinhardt Proper box
Senegal 70
Punk 45 various of the series
Half Japanese Volume 2
Bobb Trimble Harvest oF dreams
Heitkotter Black Orckid

and a number of other things

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various messiaen pieces, & now...
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wow wow wow just listening to this album for the first time
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JUst got another load of 30% off cds from HMV the day before it closes at least its cd section, rest going at end ofweek.
So got Ernie K Doe Here come the Girls Charly 2cd best of
X-Ray Spex Germ free Adolescents Deluxe edition
Robert Wyatt Different Every Time best of
Alice Cooper original albums series
which I'm in the process of ripping to my computer.

Currently .listening to King Tubby Dub Forever
and before taht the Serpent power s/t lp

Damn, dude, that's a good haul.

KInd of surprised some of them were still there, especially since the panther burns had gone since yesterday.
Almstt looked like there were some new titles being added since I'd looked through the racks a few days back.

Unfortunately there were several racks that had just been cleared since yesterday so some things I'd been looking at before had been packed away. But I think most of what i got today had been things i had been meaning to get for a while.

I picked up a couple fo Punk 45 sets from the sale last week and was hoping to get at least the Akron volume but entire area had been cleared.

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Pretty much just Bowie so far.

now the fugs' 2nd album... one of bowie's favourite 25 lps according to that list thing that was doing the rounds

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Mishio Ogawa - Four To Three
Madelyn Merkey - Valley Girl
Roland Kayn - Electronic Symphony IV
Manos Hadjidakis - Lilacs Out Of The Dead Land
Walter & Luce Maioli - Art Of Primitive Sound
Agostino DiScipio - Hörbare Ökosysteme

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reet album is that

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gloria ann taylor is really, really, really great

i have it in rotation with these

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this has a shot (no pun intended) at being one of my favorite songs period
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basically everything on this disc is unimpeachable
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i mean, what in the world do you even say
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A strong argument for electric piano and small combos backing jazz vocalists.

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+Minus ‎– A Rainy Koran Verse [UK Live]

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an album i'd purchase for friends/family, because of an insane enthusiasm for it

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wholesome improv, lot of energy and color

Sun Ra
The Raincoats
This Heat
Golden Teacher
Dawn Richard
Rezzett

i do this with words because picture links expire:

kirinji- paperdriversmusic ('90s shibuya-kei duo)
hopper & gowen - two rainbows daily (youtube wormhole)
richard strauss/gundula janowitz- vier letzte lieder (recommended by bowie)
fibulator- drankfromtheasphalt
eddie palmieri- lucumi macumba voodoo
the heptones- party time
the associates- sulk (bowie again- was curious as to whether they'd done anything but that bowie cover)

and some 2015/2016 stuff

Somehow this thread has kind of supplanted the I Love Vinyl listening thread, which was more "what are you listening to RIGHT NOW?!?" thing with pics, but lists are great too.

Anyway

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still listening to EOY 2015 spotify playlists, you guys sure do post a lot of stuff

Suuns and Metz, each bands' single.

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coolest record. 60's mexican nuns with some killer grooves. been playing it all day. made a bad audio clip for youtube.

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guitar solo and then the drum solo kill me every time on that track.

That's great! I'll have to keep an eye out for it, the cover looks kinda familiar.

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Funky flute jazz. Not bad.

Agitation Free live in france in '73 as just went back up on Dime earlier today.

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You don't have to into Fellini to dig this, but it might enhance some of it.
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Nice discovery, scott. When does the box set of Mexican nun garage rock come out?

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no ILM thread on Gregorio Paniagua

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Inspired by this thread:

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"doors of heaven" is so magnificent.

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Fugees - The Score

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the 2nd malicorne lp &...
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cool weird music video for the lead single

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"There are no special copastatic effects used on this record."
"Yes there are!"

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never seen that cover before. it's from the cover of the book, right?

*googles*

yep

aha, "official" title of that lp is down for you is up, live performance from '66. got a legit release on the 45th anniversary vu & nico (though melody laughter/nothing song are on a different boot that i don't have)

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I already knew some of Steel Pule's earlier albums, but why did no one ever tell me how good Babylon the Bandit is?

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Kate Bush - Aerial

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Best thing I've heard lately is Horse Lords'Interventions: exuberant grooves, droney but catchy, keeps me awake even late at night, when droniness can z-z-z me right out. Also some variety, like a chiming, buzzing thus-spake-thee-guitar feature, followed by crackling percussion, finale "It Never Ended" with rousing vocal samples. 6 tracks, 36 minutes, just right. Download and physicals out 4/29, but can preview here (even got a trailer)
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Rec to fans of Battles, maybe Mark Ribot's Ceramic Dog too.

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Convulse - World Without God
ChillxWill - Almighty
Jlin - Dark Energy
Ought - Sun Coming Down
Dyke Drama - Tender Resignation

Buncha Headcoatees right now

stop my brain!

That looks awesome, great title too.

Curious about the Larry Coryell track that kicks that off. From my favorite album of his (the one where he tried singing, and everyone hated it...everyone was wrong).

Its really hard to go wrong with most late 60s-early 70s fusion up to about '73-74. Coryell and his group Eleventh House records are worth hearing if you like that kind of music.

His song "Sex" always cracks me up. Sounds like he just had it for the first time and WAAAAOOOOWWWWWWWW SEXXXXX!!!!

Coryell's early band the Free Spirits finally had their more expansive live sound made available a couple fo years ago on a cd called live At The Scene. Previously their only representation was the studio lp which had constrained them in 3 minute song format without the space to improvise thanks to external control over what they were allowed to record.
I think members had mentioned a live tape that provided a better picture for years and Sunbeam released that set in 2011.

I think Coryell's early 70s run of solo lps are supposed to be very interesting too. Pretty far out and stuff. Long improvisations etc.

Ray Russell who was also improvising on electric guitar at pretty much the same time is also interesting and a bit further out at the time, odd that he went onto writing tv theme music etc.

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Bravo, Stevo, for rating the live Free Spirits album---it's a lot of fun, and ditto much of Coryell in the 60s and early 70s---uneven, but he sure had the spirit (speaking of the 60s, leave us not forget he was in the original Gary Burton Quartet, who were pioneering jazz-rockers for sure, also with a touch of country and/or folk at times). Also on Herbie Mann's Memphis Underground with Sonny Sharrock, and those records with Steve Marcus, as well as Eleventh Hous He turned out to be one of those musos who can play anything, and so they do: T-Bone Walker-style electric Texas blues, homage re Brazilian masters, tribute to Wes Montgomery, etc. etc. etc.---he did all these pretty well, but why not just listen to the originals? But there was a tyme, and he always sounds at least okay on the local jazz station, no matter what he happens to be playing.

now you guys have me listening to Larry Coryell tracks that i haven't thought of in years. this is very silly music (let's see how many notes we can play in 11/8!), but has a spirit of fun for jazz fusion:

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i like this a lot more as an alternate version of Mahavishnu:

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xposts: not forgetting the jazz composers orchestra lp he appears on.

Ray Russell who was also improvising on electric guitar at pretty much the same time is also interesting and a bit further out at the time, odd that he went onto writing tv theme music etc.

not heard any of his solo stuff but he's all over that harry beckett album posted above.

Also in Gil Evans' London Orchestra, I think; anyway some Gil

Mari Wilson ‎– The Rhythm Romance

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I got a Japanese copy of Ramsey Lewis' Salongo, and since this from the same era as Sun Goddess, with Maurice White and Charles Stephney writing credits, I expected it to be a similar laid-back synth jam album, but man this is super-funky!

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my girlfriend got me a record for xmas from amazon, don't remember what she meant to get but they sent Dandelion Gum by Black Moth Super Rainbow instead. It's not bad, I never really paid attention to them, wasn't into the whole maximalist psychedelic kitchen sink they were (are?) all about, but it's nice. Pretty pink vinyl, too.

Oh yeah, Drums and Wires by XTC, too.

Salongo went up on Demonoid a couple of days ago. I haven't listened to it yet but it should still be there.

Aretha - spirit in the dark

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Black Oak Arkansas- High on the Hog
Buddy Miles- Booger Bear
Blue Oyster Cult- Blue Oyster Cult
Trouble- Trouble
David Bowie- The Man Who Sold the World
Tygers of Pan Tang- Spellbound
Elf- Elf
Isley Brothers- Go For Your Guns

Damn dude, that's a party playlist.

Midori Takada - Through the Looking Glass

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Hail to the Thief. Crazy to think this came out 13 years ago.

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i realise that the ilm hivemind hate nu-era garage rock and roll, but fuck it.
on a vodka fueled saturday night, there is genuinely no other band i would wish to see live.
however, that's not possible, so, i just have to strap on the 'phones and up the tinnitus groove.

ilm hivemind is wrong about most things, dude, don't sweat it.

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A Golden Void live set that went up on dime today and a track that sounds like its a cover of Maggot Brain.
Some pretty lengthy guitar excursions elsewhere in the set including a Neil Young cover.
Set was recorded 3 days ago in Germany and doesn't have the tracklist in its info file.

It's Isaiah Mitchell from Earthless's side project if you haven't heard of them. I picked up the 2nd lp recently before HMV closed down that hasa far more contemporary heavy rock production on it.

"Yooooooou wear the crown of creation!!!"

I still think this video is exceptional (and I haven't seen it online for ages):

Shiina Ringo - Ringo No Uta

(Not the best rip, unfortunately.)

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I was sat on a train to Glasshoughton today, en route to a trampoline arena. I was listening to that last M0ster album "When You Cut into The Present" , which is a badass jazz-psyche-rock recording that reminds me of The Psychic Paramount's last one.

Another Side by Fingers Inc. arrived today. Great to get it on cd finally sounds really good.
Would like some linernotes though.

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I realize posting a photo AND then adding some words to let people know what album it is might be a really time-consuming task, but for albums with no writing on the sleeve maybe you could go that extra step.

What I'm saying is, what's that album featuring the guy in the fuzzy hat holding a violin?

it is
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i recommend it

let me google reverse image search that for you

this kitten song is p perfect

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the beatles - the beatles (also known as 'the white album')

v/a - soul sok sega
charlie munro quartet - eastern horizon
goldie - timeless
moodymann - dj kicks

Zappa - hot rats

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prompted by hearing that the Canterbury Arms has just been knocked down to make way for a new set of luxury flats. & I think that was the venue for their club the Mule Club in the late 80s.

Some on a playlist, some on cdr on the road.

Big Chief- Platinum Jive, Mack Avenue Skull Game
Badfinger- Wish You Were Here
Bowie, David- Hunky Dory
Mott the Hoople- Brain Capers
Hawkwind- Doremi Fasol Latido
Uriah Heep- The Magician's Birthday
Stranglers, The- Rattus Norvegicus
Kyuss- Blues for the Red Sun
Birthday Party- Junkyard
Beasts of Bourbon- Black Milk

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shitty lofi rockin synth cheese, i like it. liyl wingdings, 2008-2009 james ferraro

Don't have time for this all at once, but bookmarked---get it while you can:
Einstein On The Beach, 2014 (4-year-15-city tour just ended)
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I feel like the chiming and pounding probably make this a less-than-ideal midnight listen as far as the neighbors are concerned... fuck em. GAMEL-ON.

The life of pablo.

Jk fuck that guy.

Homer complete the Gear Fab reissue of the Grown in the USA lp plus singles and unreleased stuff. Unfortunately the mastering is really quiet. Cos what you can hear of teh music seems pretty great, pretty blazing guitar when it cuts loose.

Magic Enclosed reissue of a 1969 hippy rock lp that verges on soul and also has some pretty great guitar all over it. Especially the 12 minute jam last track. THis has bonus singles tracks and a lotof the 2nd lp on it.

H.P. LOvecraft the Revola reissue of teh 1st 2 lps. Somebody should reissue the live set from May 68 cos it's pretty tasty

Larry Coryell Barefoot Boy. Free jazz jams featuring the guitarost on about equal footing with other band members. Had me wondering why i wasn't hearing more lead guitar throughout in places.

Another Side by Fingers INc. Late 80s house lp finally gets officially released, This again had me wondering what constituted lead instrument since most things seemed to be playing rhythm. Maybe I have my model for listening to this stuff wrong since I don't have much house stuff. This is also pretty close to an electronic soul/r'n'b which might lead me to have certain expectations about the way the music is constructed.

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third ear band - third ear band (a.k.a. 'elements')

^^^ some good shit there

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Fun Japanese Afro-pop by the saxophone star Shimizu's band!

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La Hell Gang - Thru Me Again

One of the few modern psych bands that does it for me these days.

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That's a good one! Haven't listened to it in years...

absolutely: first time i've put it on in a long time... hypnotic underworld sounding totally awesome right now. can't believe it's been nearly a decade since the last ghost lp came out :-/

Prins Thomas - Principe Del Norte
Cavern of Anti-Matter - Void Beats / Invocation Trex
Tiago - Snaker 006
Khruangbin - The Universe Smiles Upon You
Quilt - Plaza

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i have the Yummy Yummy Yummy album that looks like a teen beat magazine, it is the best bubblegum soul record

everything you've ever heard about the velvet underground

Just now in Five Goys Burgers And Fries: The Doors, "20th Century Fox," delightfully Kinksy, but a little more deadpan, with young Morrison not imitating Ray D. nor needing to---he really was a good vocal stylist, when not overdoing the Lizard King thing, although even that pomposity could work, as b-movie Cali cult leader presumption--- and Big Star's "Semptember Girls," with Stone Temple Pilots' "Free" (title? Goes "Freeee-eeeee" like Pearl Jam) as basic burger meat between steamed buns.

Last night on Public Radio's Beale Street Caravan: Memphis Ukulele Band, moonlighting downhome pros, members of other groups, (one guy also works at Sun) now with their own album and shows. Rec to fans Have Moicy! and related,incl. style and sensibility-wise, like R. Crumb's Cheap Suit Serenaders, though this set of covers (except for one good original) doesn't go back further than the 50s. The voice that really grabbed me was that of one young Kyndle, a girl---well, a woman, I guess---mentions having been in several bands, but she sounds like a totally poised yet never smarty-pants ingenue, especially delivering her killer version of Melanie's "Brand New Key." Haven't heard the album yet, but this is pretty good---can stream, or prob download if you've got Firefox FlashGot, for inst.:
http://bealestreetcaravan.com/listen/shows/2016-02-24

Five *Guys*, not Goys---even offer a Kosher Dog!

"September" jeez I'm so blind

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NUTS TO YOU - DOUG CLARK & THE HOT NUTS (1961)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Clark_and_the_Hot_Nuts

my friend gave me a bunch of records that had scratches on them and this is one of them and holy shit it is incredible. they are a garage/soul band from Chapel Hill doing a live show. it is incredible. a concept album about nuts. every song is about nuts. they sing Chuck Berry's "Ding-A-Ling". they sing "She's got the whole world by the balls". they sing "Gay Caballero". it is dirty south as fuck. it is garage rock and doo wop and comedy rock. highly highly recommend this album. way ahead of its time. some samples here:

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fred frith - guitar solos

Clyde Mcphatter's top tracks

Going deep on charting Billboard singles from '66 at present. No fewer than four songs about Batman thus far.

Los Angeles Azules - 22 Exitos
Junior Boys - Big Black Coat
Rob Galbraith - Damn It All
Conte Four - Music For Your Dancing Pleasure (1st one)
Shirley Nanette - Never Coming Back
The Eagle's Nest Three - Three In The Nest
Tall Dwarfs - Fork Songs & 3Eps
Al & Ina Harris - Moody

Old Lunch, here's what xgau says about the 48-track (lots more than Spotify's sampler) Jon Savage's 1966: The Year The Decade Exploded. Thinking about getting it myself:
http://noisey.vice.com/blog/expert-witness-velvet-underground-bob-dylan-rolling-stones
I'm also told that it has even more tracks than are commented on in Jon Savage's 1966 the book, but the CD booklet covers the additional tracks.

Thanks for that. As I already have with other years, I'm running the gamut using this list. Aided by some kind souls on Ssk who have already done the heavy lifting of compiling this stuff.

Xgau is right about 'Walking My Cat Named Dog', btw. Check it out.

There is a great, great cover of that song here. 80s and 90s home taper, heads and tails above most home tapers of the time:

http://therecordingsoflindasmith.yolasite.com/put-it-in-writing.php

Linda Smith! Her home tapes were highly praised in at least one prozine, Option, and several fanzines of the 80s, maybe late 70s too. Thanks for the link, will check.

Re: '66, I was baffled to realize that 'Michelle' and 'Drive My Car' weren't US singles and that only cover versions of the songs charted in the States.

"If you got a rocket let it go" and "Sometimes you are that guy/Of course you are/Of course you are" might be the central lines here, but so could any other, while listening to Robert Pollard's Of Course You Are, rec also to fans of Robyn Hitchcok and early 70s Nilsson, though this is less ballady. Good arrangements of one-man-band Nick Mitchell, overall much more varied than the first few tracks, but those are satisfying too: http://www.avclub.com/article/listen-exclusive-stream-robert-pollards-newest-rec-232880

Heron Oblivion's growing on me, but still frustrated by the predictability of their oh-so-ritualistic approach, with later tracks already recycling bits of thee earlier, like this debut is also a career overview; guess we should listen only when too stoned to remember or care. Why does Lisa Walker's equally floaty voice go w Wussy rockin better than Baird's does with this waaah-waah etc." Makes me even more thankful for Sandy Denny's musical-emotional range.
http://www.npr.org/2016/02/24/467690758/first-listen-heron-oblivion-heron-oblivion

I'd discovered Linda Smith via her really early Slumberland 7". Excited to check out the rest of her stuff too, since I never have!

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2-28:
Pink Floyd- Meddle
Nazz, The- Nazz
Uriah Heep- Demons and Wizards
Stranglers, The- The Raven
Zevon, Warren- Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School
Zevon, Warren- Stand In the Fire
Iron Maiden- Iron Maiden
Corrosion of Conformity- In the Arms of God
Mastodon- Crack the Skye

3-1:
Cathedral- Caravan Beyond Redemption

3-2:
Doors, The- Waiting for the Sun
Crazy Horse- Crazy Moon

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NUTS TO YOU - DOUG CLARK & THE HOT NUTS (1961)

thank you so much for this

yeah i love that album! i ripped it last night and just posted it to youtube. it's noisey and has some skips but is a lot of fun:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-OoN_NK89g

I have Nuts to You somewhere, haven't played in awhile, I think I one called Panty Raid too.

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my favorite Byrds album!

Judee Sill a lot
the new Field Music

that's mostly it lately

love the first sill lp so much, but not explored beyond that

& xpost: notorious is def the byrds at their peak (imo)

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self titled 1987 solo album by Stan Campbell from the Special AKA (lead vocalist on 'Free Nelson Mandela')

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Whoa, sorry for bigness!

In the car:

- Fire Star: Synth-Pop & Electro-Funk From Tamil Films
- K.S. Chithra With Ilaiyaraaja
- Golden Afrique Vol 2
- Kamasi Washington - The Epic
- Francophonic Vol 2
- Leon Ware - Musical Massage
- Mal Waldron - The Call

Infernal Machine: Despite the title of this new New Keepers Of The Water Towers album, which had me hoping for something a bit in the Hawkwind-Motorhead line ov space-rock, it's a bit slow and distant, pretty formations floating by, despite the "just wait for it" signals of drums---like the drums, like all of it really, except seems---hate to say "less than the sum of its parts," and faster-than-light is a lot to ask, but just pretend you found a wormhole, guys: gimme that old tyme science fiction, and get on with it. No, better listen some more before signing off for good.
Good Grief, by Lucius, is almost the opposite: despite/including emphasis on voices, as structurally ingenious as, say, St. Vincent, but without the carefully distanced distress signals and games of clues: it's an emotional onslaught, maybe ultimately implosive, while wailing though the castle, incl. towers and dungeons, that Love built: hey babes, you wanted a Relationship, this relationship, you got it. Mind you, they can also come up with a hooky chorus, catchy verses, and I expect to hear some of this on the radio---"The college radio," Butthead specifies, and he's right of course.
Not to be listened to if you're already feeling unsettled, unless you wanna get more unsettled of course:
http://www.npr.org/2016/03/02/468552470/first-listen-lucius-good-grief

Had to take a break before the rest of that, but speaking of St. Vincent, "Born Again Teen" is like her x Motown: ah, those youthful mood swings, maybe especially on acid. But/and the mirror sisters of Lucious eventually rock their way to higher ground, for another smoke break anyway: "It's all a manual that we've been writing, a future instructional guide / if we skipped ahead to our pre-fulfilled dreams, we'd be lost without our own advice." Ha, good one.

blind alfred reed, e.v. stoneman, charlie poole &
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Lambert, Hendricks and Ross 1st disc of a 2cd compi of several lps which I bought a few years back. Think it got mislaid somewhere so I refound it recently and am playing regularly for first time in ages.
Vocalese I think. Satirical lyrics sung to fit horn solos. Interesting.

Clear Light new reissue of 67lp by psych group signed to Elektra. Their fate was messed up by poor relationship with Paul Rothschild.
Lp is pretty dark and doomy for 67 psych.

no internet, phone and tv at home due to kaputt modem. lots of reading & listening, yesterday evening:

Jay Daniel - Scorpio Rising
Theo Parrish - Overyohead
John Coltrane - Live at the Village Vanguard
Carter Tutti Void - 𝒇 (x)
Ami Shavit - In Alpha Mood
Matt Karmil - ----

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Jordan De La Sierra ‎– Gymnosphere: Song Of The Rose

peaceful, reflective, repetitive, equal temperament piano

ash ra tempel - le berceau de crystal (wish gottsching did more stuff like this, it's more on a roedelius or even popol vuh kind of vibe)

route 8 - everything i've heard by this person is really good. deep house a la dial or workshop maybe. feel like saer might be a fan?

pender street steppers - life in the zone - soft focusy vintagey house

strategy - noise tape self - nice ambient noise painting stuff

also still hammering mind miniatures by aquarian foundation
https://soundcloud.com/going-good-records/aquarian-foundation-mind

(raw cosmic new age downtempo, listen if you like CFCF, young marco, tangerine dream (?))

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Cliff Richard - I'm No Hero

just the best album

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The Knife
Dominique Dumont
Arthur Russell
Fingers Inc

ash ra tempel - le berceau de crystal (wish gottsching did more stuff like this, it's more on a roedelius or even popol vuh kind of vibe)

Yeah, it's an insanely good album that even a lot of Krautrock people don't seem aware of.

Right now:
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Muzak on the airplane, sounds like Jose Padilla

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林英哲 - 風の使者

taiko player makes kind of dark 80s organic minimalism

some really badass minimal gayageum shredding on the epic title track

here he is playing live with a serious shamisen shredder:

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mnml 'dub' tech house, but actually good, none of that deepchord emo dub techno shite

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thank u to man alive for mentioning judee sill and thank u to the late great for mentioning gloria ann taylor. hadn't heard of either, now i'm a big fan of both

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This swings so hard and is an unheralded masterpiece and Webster always seems to shine more collaborating with other great sax players rather than as a band leader.

Current playlist...

ZZ Top- Live in Germany 1980
David Bowie- Space Oddity
Beasts of Bourbon- Sour Mash
Cramps, the- A Date With Elvis
Stranglers, The- No More Heroes
Clutch- Live at Googolplex
Megadeth- Rust in Peace
Testament- The Legacy
James Gang- Yer' Album
Uriah Heep- Salisbury
Dale, Dick- Unknown Territory

basic channel - q1.1

New Bomb Turks
Loren Auerbach - After The Long Night / Playing The Game

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chiillll ouuuttttt

girls dem sugar on repeat

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Sorry about the large photos.

Emmanuele Parrenin La Maison Rouge
the latest Mojo '66 rock thingy.
Ethiopiques 3
on my 3 changer stereo all week or longer.
Various other things on my computer including several late 60s Beach Boys and early Cheap Trick sets and a couple of Sonny Sharrock things I grabbed from archive.org and an Mp3 version of the Herbie Mann Whiskey AGoGo lp set.

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there's a compilation 2cd that was released last year that has the same name and may or may not be really comprehensive. Each cd has 20 tracks on it. I haven't looked through and seen how much of the lps represented it contains.

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― no lime tangier, Tuesday, April 12, 2016 8:51 AM (1 hour ago)

He don't half look like a young kevin Shields on that cover. Must be a total coincidence since the photo is mid 60s and I don't think it was circulated before taht lp was released much much later and i think several years after MBV ceased to be.
LP is really good too. Nice avanty garagey stuff. He then went off and recorded some far more folky stuff which may have been reissued since.

yeah, first listen^ ...great stuff. love the seventies era lps of his that i've heard.

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never noticed prince wearing a bluetooth headset there. guess he really is from the future.

shit waitaminute that's a google glass!

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james ferraro - iAsia

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Back From The Grave vol 1&2.
Tamam Shud Aztec cd of Goolutionites and the Real People.
Human Beast Volume One (sounds amazing for an lp that the band thought totally misrecorded).
Dory Previn The Ultimate Collection which confusingly has the main title Mythical Kings and Iguanas. May contain most of the tracks from that lp, I've yet to confirm. Bvt has them in mixed up order with those from several other lps including the 1958 Dory Langston lp. I like that ok pretty arch jazz vocal stuff but pretty different in sound to the 70s stuff.

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^ ultimate yacht dub

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^barraqué, bussotti & brouwer^

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lau nau's "kuutartha" and richard teitelbaum / andrew cyrille's "double clutch" at the same time

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Galgeras - Reliekrover

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I don't think I've seen this sleeve before.
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could be that I only know it from the reissue she did through her own label
but it looks like taht based its design on a versionof the original sleeve which is this
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great lp anyway.
Would reccommend it to anyone who enjoyed buffy Ste marie's Illuminations though it is [pretty different.

Do wish I'd picked up her later 70s compilation before it went out of print. Clips of her from taht era on youtube are pretty great, even the one where she's fronting the Bill Bruford band though the feel is a bit different.
Somebody was upping live sets from the late 70s by her to Dime a month or 2 ago which were pretty cool too

^copy with the diff cover is a reissue rca did in the eighties (only came out in germany, i think)

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I'd not heard that before - fantastic, cheers.

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has been really gorwing on me in the Esoteric version. Really great lp, reminds me of Kip Of The Serenes in places, moreso than ISB.

This has also been on the 3changer all week
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track 2 owes quite a bit to Sally Free and Easy but overall a sublime lp

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x - los angeles

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xpost Gal Costa did one produced by Arto Lindsay, right? Must check; hope he plays on it.

Dunno where to put this, but here for maximum exposure among thee enlightened. I'd go for Hurley and Richman:

Woodsist Festival is back in Big Sur for its 7th year in a row. Two days at the beautiful Loma Vista Gardens located in the heart of Big Sur along California's Highway 1. Today we are pleased to announce the addition of Jonathan Richman and Steve Gunn to the lineup!

WOODSIST FESTIVAL
Loma Vista Gardens
Big Sur, CA
Presented in association with (((folkYEAH!)))

July 26 & 27, 2016

Jonathan Richman
Woods
White Fence
Jessica Pratt
Steve Gunn
Michael Hurley
Kevin Morby
Little Wings
Alex Bleeker and Friends
Ultimate Painting
Gun Outfit
Cian Nugent

Location:
Loma Vista Gardens
47540 Hwy 1 Big Sur Ca 93920

Tickets on-sale here

A portion of all proceeds at Loma Vista Gardens to benefit The Big Sur Education Council
http://www.bigsureducationcouncil.org/

Gates at High Noon / Show 1pm-10pm
All Ages

RELATED LINKS:

WOODSIST
FOLK YEAH!
LOMA VISTA GARDENS

^so glad i finally got to see hurley play when he visited here earlier in the year, amazing performer!

xpost Gal Costa did one produced by Arto Lindsay, right? Must check; hope he plays on it.

wasn't aware of this, but the couple of post-mid seventies lps i've heard haven't really encouraged me to explore her later work...

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have become hooked on this in recent times :

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Great comp - his 1997 BBC Essential Mix is a nice companion piece to this.

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At work and on the road the past couple I got a couple thumb drives with Motorhead, Sepultura/Soulfly, Fu Manchu, Van Halen and The Sword's records. Current play list at home is working through a mixed list of mostly early 70s rock:

Crosby Stills Nash & Young- Déjà vu
Deep Purple- Fireball
Flying Burrito Brothers- Burrito Deluxe
Flying Burrito Brothers- Guilded Palace of Sin
Free- Free
Free- Tons of Sobs
Grand Funk Railroad- Closer to Home
Grateful Dead- Anthem of the Sun
Grateful Dead- Dick’s Picks Vol. 11 (D2)
Grateful Dead- Dick’s Picks Vol. 11 (D3)
Grateful Dead- Dick’s Picks Vol. 33 (D1)
Grateful Dead- Dick’s Picks Vol. 33 (D2)
Grateful Dead- Dick’s Picks Vol. 33 (D3)
Grateful Dead- Dick’s Picks Vol. 33 (D4)
Grateful Dead- Hundred Year Hall (D2)
Grateful Dead- Skull and Roses
Grateful Dead- Terrapin Station
Hawkwind- In Search of Space
James Gang- Rides Again
James Gang- Thirds
James Gang- Yer Album
Jefferson Airplane- Volunteers
Led Zeppelin- I
Love- Four Sail
Lynyrd Skynyrd- Pronounced
Mott the Hoople- The Hoople
Mott the Hoople- Wildlife
Rolling Stones- 12 X 5
Rolling Stones- Beggars Banquet
Rolling Stones- LA Forum 1975 (D1)
Rolling Stones- LA Forum 1975 (D2)
Rolling Stones- Marquee Club 1971
Rolling Stones- Their Satanic Majesties Request
Santana- Live at Woodstock
Spirit- Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
Trower, Robin- Twice Removed from Yesterday
Who, The- The Kids Are Alright
Winter, Johnny- Captured Live
Young, Neil- On the Beach
ZZ Top- Deguello
ZZ Top- Fandango
ZZ Top- Tejas
ZZ Top- Tres Hombres

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The Colundi Sequence series.. sweet, minimal techno

Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool
(A nice surprise)

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hate all you like, but this album totally holds up ...

I'm listening to Pugwash. I'd never listened to them before Monday. They're good, Pugwash. Very Dad rock, but solid tunes.

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this GHEDALIA TAZARTES guy is trepanning my mind big time. good gravy.

The new Leon Vynehall album, which is lovely

Kamasi Washington - The Epic
Claude Vivier - Zipangu (this recording)
Mary Dixon - "All Around Mama"
Hall and Oates - "Kiss on My List"

Oh, also Arnold Dreyblatt - Animal Magnetism over breakfast, which was a very good way to start the day

sputnik yesterday.
today ..

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Michael Morley 'The Storm'
from 'Moonrise' LP (Kye 37) (2015)

i was the sole audience member for a morley solo acoustic performance a few years back!

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One of my favorite repurposed album covers. Still hate the singer's angry dolphin voice but whatcanudo

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^^picked up my first PCO (Broadcasting from Home) album this weekend from the 2nd hand new arrivals in the local record store, love it and will definitely look out for their other albums.

Other purchases/listens last weekend:
Trans Am - Surrender to the Night LP
Dorau/Köhncke - "Durch die Nacht" 12"
Drexciya - Journey of the Deep Sea Dweller IV 2LP
Juan Atkins and Moritz von Oswald present Borderland - Transport 2LP
Africaine 808 - Basar 2LP

all the penguin cafe stuff i've heard has been good, but the first two particularly so.

steele/cage - voices and instruments &...
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you wanna make it hard on me..

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aolian state of mind

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penguin cafe orchestra is one of those bands i envy people who do not know them yet and can discover them. i wish i could hear them for the first time again.

"Keep it warm" is a great song. Whole album is great 10cc meets Zappa sark-pop

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PInk Floyd from November 70, quite sublime.

Also been listening to one disc of Wee Tam and the Big Huge, I think Wee Tam, really getting into that too.

davey williams & numb right thumb "texas was delicious"

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not sure how many times I'm going to listen to this. I think I wound up selling the original sometime in the mid 80s when I'd gone more punky. & I think I thought it was a lot more glossy than I really wanted it to be at the time. Seemed like big label money had come in and got some bands who I preferred in their more indie produced versions. Certainly true of the High Tide track that is the lead off one on disc 1.
But having been around at the time I thought I'd grab a copy. So far only part of the way through disc 1.

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Essential listening for any Congolese Rumba aficionados out there.

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has a really nice Andrew Loog Oldham droney chamber pop production. "Summer Nights" is cool 60s art deco sadcore. this album makes me think of the Cocteau Twins a lot.

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Just managed to get a back up internal hard drive to work that hasn't done in ages and found the 2lps by these on it.
Just listening to the song 60 Seconds Too Late and thinking that Mike Jones might have actually written it with me in mind. Slightly morphed though.

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She Was A Visitor is a jam

absolutely! need to finally seek out some of his other work.

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I have the Extended Voices disc as part of this collection. I listened to it on a long car trip a month ago. Very enjoyable.

I listened to Babbitt's Philomel this morning.

I've had Astrid Varna by the Epsom Downs Chancery Reflux Chorale ft. Colin Khan on heavy repetition

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preceded by
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need to hear the yacoub album^^^

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23GiDfWuCfM

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I am patiently waiting to see which album with a divided cover you'll listen to next...

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in the very extended version

preceded by
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hope that works, not sure which of the provided non hot link URLs is going to

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was the other one and is pretty fantastic

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https://youtu.be/gso6mUiDEzc

Michael Pisaro - Asleep, Street, Pipes, Tones (excerpt)

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post 80s chaos,
but still in need to connect to their raw groove.
i love this album.

from the opposite end of the alphabet...
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peep the "audio excerpt 11 minutes >>"

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Tommy James & The Shondells "Mony Mony" LP (1968)

As good as the "Crimson and Clover" LP but not as good as "I Think We're Alone Now" but still i love this band. Blue eyed soul and lofi ripoffs of Motown, girl group, Jerry Lewis meets Velvet Underground, horns-and-organ-led garage rock & soul. That glockenspeil on the Del Shannon style "Run Away With Me". "I'm Taken" and "Get Out Now" both have choruses that could be by the Killers or U2 or something and feature futuristic post rock guitar and organ pop deconstruction stuff that is way ahead of its time. Dance floor killer "Night Time (I'm a Lover)" should be on David Bowie's "Young Americans" or at least "Pin-Ups" (or alongside Nilsson's "Jump Into the Fire") it has a garage psych arrangement and 4-on-the-floor drone stomp and is just a straight up rave with a great tremelo guitar arpeggio. Anyone ever heard "Hanky Panky" LP? I bet it's the best.

Obv the title song "Mony Mony" is like Nirvana. Not the band, the actual place.

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'Extenso mundo brillante' and the first 7" is highly recommended if you're into 'Automatic Writing' & Zoviet-France circa 1980-1983

Seiho

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Caetano Veloso & JOrge Mautner: Eu Não Peço Desculpa - for months. hugely variegated CD of samba bossa tropicalia with cutesy kitsch & traditional styles vying against some pretty wacky production (trapsy, moogs, paul leary-esque guitar?)veloso's angelic croon against mautner's drunken clown act. verily tis a keeper

Wasn't the Tommy James & the Shondells history a bit complex. I think his first big hit was several years after initial release or at least recording. Is that Hanky Panky? & something like recorded '62 national hit '65 or am I remembering that wrong?

https://www.discogs.com/Konrad-Wolfgang-10-kWh-1973-1977/release/2161901

xpost

They cut "Hanky Panky" in early 1964 and it was only a regional hit in the midwest. The band broke up the next year when they graduated from high school and all went their separate ways. During 1965 the song started getting traction in Pennsylvania from local DJs and bootleggers responded by pressing thousands of copies (80,000 according to wiki -- the black market really helping artists in this case!). In April 1966 Tommy James visited New England to promote the newly hot single, recruited a new Shondells for touring, and then sold the "Hanky Panky" master to Roulette Records. With a bigger label and national promotion, it ended up blowing up in July 1966.

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working my way through caribou's "longest mixtape"

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4lEESSgxM_5O81EvKCmBIm_JT5Q7JeaI

i put up my own answer playlist to it

neu!

Tame Impala - Innerspeaker
Marnie Stern - Marnie Stern
Bardo Pond - Bardo Pond
Moon Duo - Escape
Pocahaunted - Make It Real

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^rules

Indeed.

been listening to "A Nice Pair" a lot recently myself. i love that alt version of "Astronomy Domine"

i thought the astronomy domine on the us version of a nice pair was just the live take from ummagumma? some of the early us pink floyd releases are kind of confusing...

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I am patiently waiting to see which album with a divided cover you'll listen to next...

hope it was worth the wait!

Yesssssss

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Sandy Posey ‎– Looking At You

new told slant

http://hypem.com/premiere/told+slant

Robert Plant's first three albums.

bad news from houston

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Feujr-8BdS0

You're under arrest.....cos you're the best!

Electric Wizard - Black Masses
Sunn 0))) - Monoliths and Dimensions

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Not heard this before, comes from 1972 seems pretty promising.
Probably not quite Paebiru but quite tasty anyway

Msn, what else is Paebiru and can I have it sent to me ASAP pls

And I'm listening to my Funkadelic & Parliament morning mix playlist.

so much 70s brazil goodness, so little time...

i remember the 35 sweet goodbyes
when you put me on the wolverine up to annandale

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Almost exclusively bands with female vocalists. I dunno, male vocalists just don't do anything for me nowadays

xp i thought the right one was a Whitehouse reissue for a minute

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listening to the stuff i got at the record show today:

A.F.T. - Automatic Fine Tuning - Charisma - 1976

Steve Piccolo's Domestic Exile – Materiali Sonori – 1983

Bobby Timmons – The Soul Man – Prestige - 1966 (nice first pressing)

Julius Watkins & Charlie Rouse – The Jazz Modes – Atlantic – 1959 (beautiful 1st pressing. Such a stunning copy.)

William DeVaughan – Be Thankful For What You Got – Roxbury – 1974

Paulo Mauro – Blazing Brilliance From Brazil – Tangerine – 1972

Jacques Michel – SOS – Le Disques Zodiaque – 1971

Michael Howell – In The Silence – Milestone – 1974

The Golden Earring – Eight Miles High – Atlantic – 1969

Flashlight – S/T – Philly Groove – 1978 (A Tom Moulton mix I'd never heard and which sounds completely amazing...)

Jerry Jeff Walker – Five Years Gone – Atco – 1969 (Pristine hipster jerry jeff for five bucks!)

Fluff – S/T – Roulette – 1972

Midnight Sun – S/T – Kapp – 1972

Chilliwack – S/T – Parrot – 1970

Is that the double Chilliwack with the weird echo chamber stuff? I love that record.

no, the double album is their second album. this is their first. which is also very cool.

think you would like the AFT album a bunch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKUaYPhUjG8

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think you would like the AFT album a bunch:

Dude you are absolutely right!! Man that intro is amazing.

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Chaino - Jungle Echoes
The Persuaders - Surfer's Nightmare
Diane Richards - In the Name of Love
Brandy Clark - Big Day in a Small Town
Shirley Nanette - Never Coming Back
Cross Creek - Up the Creek

Jandek

Trad Gras Och Stenar box set

Sand albums on Rotorelief

Harmonia - Documents 1975

Morricone soundtracks, god help me

Info on that Peter Maxwell Davies, please! Esp. listening experience.

so happy to get that midnight sun record. such a nice copy too. this is the showstopper to end all showstoppers. guitars for days.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMdN17DhzSA

that transition around the 8 minute mark from lightning shred prog into heavy boogie riff kills me to death. and then i am reborn and then i die again.

yeah, just start it at 8:00 and listen from there. yeeesh.

i don't know who i'm talking to.

gottpunch, i guess, if he's around.

wwwwwwowwwww, splendid, thank you skot! Great testimonial, too. Though personally, I wouldn't want to *just* start it around the 8 minute mark (although that does kill!), cos it had even non-prog me from the beginning. Sunny Sunday fluid dynamics-->heavy boogie seems like a classic Groundhogs move, though come to think of it not sure they ever did it this well. Guy in YouTube Comments proclaims them as Scands (says they're Danish) compatible, I'd say, w Trad, Gras, Stenar at their best or best intended, and other musical ancestors of Dungen, for isnt. Same commentator recs Ache who also are Danish and Popul Vuh(Not The German Band)/Popol Ace who are Norwegian Anybody know those? Thanks again!

That Midnight Sun track is a jam, kinda similar to Focus. Is the rest of it that upbeat?

Pita - Get in
Autechre - elseqs
Eva-Marie Houben - aus den fliegenden blattern eines fahrenden waldhorniste
http://shelter-press.org/sp068-kassel-jaeger-stephan-mathieu-akira-rabelais-zauberberg/
Joda Clement - Sea Songs

Fun fact: the piano player in Midnight Sun played on one of the first Albert Ayler albums, My Name Is Albert Ayler.

(Midnight Sun were originally called Rainbow Band and they put out an album a year before the Midnight Sun album with an earlier version of "Living On The Hill" which is on Youtube. They basically re-recorded the Rainbow Band album for the Midnight Sun album. Which doesn't happen every day. Both albums are great. If you need more...)

Info on that Peter Maxwell Davies, please! Esp. listening experience.

to be honest, most of the listening experience for me consists of "ïs it over yet?" it's long... very, very long. a few moments where things seem to be working up to a dramatic point, but mostly listen to this as background sound. though to be fair it is a score for an *avant-garde* ballet, so the visual component is entirely lacking. still trying to find a way into his later works.

as far as his other (earlier) compositions, would recommend eight songs for a mad king in the julius eastman recording (doesn't seem to be on youtube!) also really like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFQ35dZbstc

Thanks! Yeah,eight songs... is the title I've seen most frequently, will check.
Scott, of course more Midnight Sun Rainbow Band (needs to be here and now)!

btw an earlier production put on by that ballet company was soundtracked by savage rose!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew35N8B0Pv8

I've got that LP! Forgot which ballet company it was associated with, and hadn't thought to look on the 'Tube, even though I need a new turntable (one that I can play through headphones, later for speakers---suggestions welcome)

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OH and at the record show someone had boxes of beautiful unplayed CDs (a lot of promo copies) for 50 cents each and i got good stuff for the store - more current rap and some 4AD stuff and indie rock - but i'm keeping these and listening to them this week. lots of out of print rap goodness:

saafir - boxcar sessions - qwest - 1994

m.c. shan - play it again, shan - cold chillin' - 1990

the beatnuts - classic nuts vol. 1 - loud - 2002

everlast - forever everlasting - wb - 1990 ("i got the knack" one of my fave videos of all time for the part with divine styler and scheme team slam dancing.)

the beatnuts - stone crazy - relativity - 1997

dana dane - rollin' wit dana dane - maverick - 1995

the genius - words from the genius - cold chillin' - 1991

grand daddy i.u. - smooth assassin - cold chillin' - 1990

diamond shell - the grand imperial diamond shell - cold chillin' - 1991 (i actually brought my vinyl copy of this to the show to sell and i thought to myself - well, i can probably find it on CD someday...!!!)

nubian m.o.b. - s/t - cold chillin' - 1992

big daddy kane - looks like a job for... - cold chillin' - 1993

da bush babees - ambushed - reprise - 1994

lord finesse - return of the funky man - giant - 1992

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That's a pair of trousers.

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vatican shadow - death is unity with god

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it's quite majestic the way "al quaeda (branch davidian)" develops from an extremely slow lurch with barely recognizable rhythm to a distorted downtempo nubeat/bodymusic kind of thing. like reverse disintegration loops but with beats: starts out sounding like dying cassette tape, ends with recognizable electronic dance form.

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which is pretty fantastic. Sounds about 10 years earlier than its 1975 release. But with added African tinge. But really this flits between things that sound like mid 60s garage pop and bubblegum but with beefier guitar. I think I love this lp. Now Again have a decent sounding remaster of it out.

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Have wanted a copy of this since I got the Nu Yorica compi on Souljazz back in the mid to late 90s. I found out recently that there is a cheap Japanese reissue cd of it around so grabbed a copy of that.
Great funky lp. Has Eddie Palmieri on keyboards though not sure how much that stands out.

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This has some great stuff on it, mainly noticing the Affectionate Punch and 4th Drawer Down stuff I think. But have mainly been listening to the first disc.
Actually some of the 2nd sounds a bit mushy but still great stuff. first disc does sound great so I think I may still need to pick up the lp reissues. I have the previous ones but that is from 15 years ago so probably do need to upgrade.

The Invisible.

basically loads of Yuseef Lateef at the moment

or even Yusef

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extended stone roses jams vs early era verve

found it for a coin many years ago, listened to it a couple of times, and then forgot about it.

whereas today it sounds rather lovely.

The Invisible.

― Hey Bob (Scik Mouthy), Thursday, 30 June 2016 13:51 (6 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

the new album is very good isn't it

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THough I think the soundfiles I'm listening to may have reversed teh titles on a couple of tracks. i was listening to a 17 minute Dreaming Girls and wondering why it was being roundly dismissed by a number of people.

Might just be that I like the track and others don't and I'm reading duration wrong cos I have a headfull of flu

@ boxedjoy - yes it is, and I finally bought Rispah too, which is also excellent, albeit pretty different. I'd quite liked the first album but not gone any further for some reason. They've developed into something really quite special.

Buzzcocks, Motorhead, Husker Du and late 80s grunge. I got a thumb drive with some live albums by Iron Maiden, BB King, Grand Funk and Pink Floyd going too in the truck.

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which is great. I thought it was going to be more electric but it is great jazzy stuff anyway. Him with a small combo in 1968 playing a lot of the material from the first couple of lps plus a solo keyboard elegy to lenny Bruce.
Looks like this is OOP . I just went through a load of external hard drives i no longer have connected and shifetd a load of stuff onto one of the drives I am currently using so have access to this again after not hearing it in years

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I left this in a pile for too long unplayed and the hard drive i'd copied it to has crashed.
But wow, visceral stuff.
Not sure if this has been at all influential but would hope it has been. has anybody directly cited it?

http://www.popsike.com/pix/20160222/311551204798.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/a4mv5kQ.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNVNn46YeY0

van the man - it's too late... vol 2

Made two tapes to play at the Sunburned/Dredd Foole/Tom Carter show last week. Listened to them a bunch before the show. Told Tom Carter the next day that he could have them since he came in the store looking for tapes to play in the car. I actually missed seeing Tom play though. Which was a bummer. He came too late for me. Had to get home. One Maxell 90 minute tape and one TDK 110 minute tape. Just stuff from records I had been listening to a lot lately. Thus, their inclusion here on this thread:

Tape One

Larry Coryell - Cleo's Mood (best cheap Coryell album. probably five bucks online.)

Jacques Michel - Horesco Referens (great record. epic french chanson-style vocals mixed with 60's rock and fx.)

Treeborn - Skybound Train (sold this record today in the store to an online friend who stopped by. private press 70's jazz rock with west coast rock vocals.)

Alan Bown - Make Up Your Mind

Peter C. Johnson - Snowblind (one of my fave records in recent years. major label but home-recorded and weird.)

Jack Traylor & Steelwind - Time To Be Happy

Jukka Tolonen - Aurora Borealis (Part II)

Ripple - Ripplin'

Bernard Lubat & His Mad Ducks - Pappy Thomas

Association P.C. - Frau Theunissen's Kegel (the kind of record that can blow your head off)

Dirty John's Hot Dog Stand - Blue Skies

Salvation - Salvation Jam

Midnight Sun - Living On The Hill

Tape Two

Julie Felix - Clotho's Web

Tom Lucas - Red Letter Day

Chilliwack - I Got You Fixed

Roger Saunders - Darkness

Johnny Hammond - Rock Steady

Pat Martino - Law

Country Funk - When I'm Without You

Ivar Avenue Reunion - Ride Mama Ride

Jerri Jackson - Love Me

Mutzie - Highway (essential!)

Exile - The Bobber/New Ways - Train Train

Danny Vest - Take My Love And Shove It Up Your Heart

Michael Powell - In The Silence

Henry Kaiser - Future Blues/The Jinx Blues

Unit 5 - New Leather Jacket (best song!)

Juicy Groove - Tired Of Bein' Poor

Banchee - Tom's Island

Robert Wood - The High Priestess (Vibrana)

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cos it's here https://thescenics.bandcamp.com/album/in-the-summer
I'd seen it reviewed in Viva La Rock'n'roll recently and was intrigued. Not heard of tehm before but this does sound pretty great.

& before that I was listening to a Catherine Ribeiro & Alpes set from 1973

https://lcmoakland.bandcamp.com/album/lcm-lively-mix-match

'plaint of lapwing' is my favourite album cover in a while

I'm getting that Plaint of Lapwing in the mail soon I hope. How is it? I love just about everything on Clay Pipe. Ended up with doubles of Tyneham House somehow.

Frances Castle does some great art. That's 35%* of why I pre-order all the Clay Pipe stuff.

*% totally fabricated

Plaint of Lapwing has a title that makes me think an end of sorts has been reached but it's damn fine.

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Expat friend in Brussels says all his tapes got stole, CDs are in storage, so he sent me this link to one of his favorite mixes, which I like right from the beginning, unlike most (also unlike so many, it doesn't rely on predictable arcs for the dancefloor). Seems like it's based mostly (not all) on 70s vinyl---psychedelic soul-oriented, though not many predictable choices---so turn it up:
https://soundcloud.com/cesardeville/theo-parrish-extended

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Peaking Lights - 936

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Do love this lp.

and before that
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I think this must have been disc 2
Though it's the longer Bluebird the 12 minute one that is really really jaw dropping. This does have the 9+ minute one which is pretty good

and before that
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which has some great songs on it that i know better from compilations. Smile is otherworldly the extended versiono f this also adds Wings which is one of my favourites by them.
THis came out around the time I first went to see them so it was probably what they were playing at the time. I think my first current lp by them was the next one Wonderful and frightening World whereas I was buying some of the earlier stuff at the time. & I think it's mainly the first few lps I've listened to. Though I do love 84-89 B-sides,. So maybe what I need to learn from thsi si taht life extends beyond the Hex Enduction Hour.

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Perverted by Language is so great

Sunn O)))/Boris - Altar
Ensemble Pearl - s/t
Sunn O)))/Ulver - Terrestrials
Aethenor - En Form for Bla
Head of Wantastiquet - Dead Seas
Warpaint - s/t
Thurston Moore - Psychic Hearts
Sonic Youth - Washing Machine

Oh yeah, and

Locrian - Infinite Dissolution

Isabelle Antena - En Cavale. To soundtrack a very brief spell of summer this weekend.

The B-52's - Wild Planet

Dexys cover album
Assorted R Stevie Moore stuff
The Cleaners from Venus - Midnight Cleaners
Prince - Around the world in a day

LArry Coryell, Jack bruce, Mitch Mitchell Nice 18/6/71 nivce heavy guitar set by supergroup

& before that
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which is more r'n'b ish than the later material. Does sound like some of the other lps being released around the time instead of being the totally retro thing they went onto when one central member left

and before taht
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who I found out were based near where i grew up.
I think I need to get the BGO set since I've had to listen to soundfiles. Not that taht stops me elsewhere. Do have the phyiscal version of teh 1st lp In Spite of Harry's Toenail though.

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John Wall - https://johnwall.bandcamp.com/
Linda Catlin Smith - Dirt Road (on Another Timbre)
David Grubbs - Prismrose (Drag City)

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Thrush Hermit:Sweet Homewrecker,Clayton Park
Nap Eyes
Fucked Up
Wu Tang
2Pac

Damn I wish my name rhymed with spacey

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which would be requia & the yellow princess

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKvEr7dCWjQ

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mark barrott - sketches from an island 2

https://www.residentadvisor.net/images/reviews/2016/ifeel055lp-mark-barrott.jpg

flin van hennen: "drums of days" sleepy angular chamber jazz w/ field recordings & poetry, like prime gastr del sol without the "DO YOU SEE?"

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http://eil.com/images/main/Stockhausen+Complete+Piano+Music+485101.jpg

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a POLWECHSEL afternoon. jamming "archives of the north" & "traces of wood"

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Disc 22 which is nice and loose

& before that
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& before that some Blue Cheer live in 69

& before that
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disc 2

Camel - The Snow Goose - continue to love this more and more...god if only more 70s prog didn't have vocals

Ghost B.C. - Meliora - didn't like this at first, now digging it, I think I'm starting to think of them in a better way like more of a manufactured pop version of metal and it's good at that, like a satanic Ace of Base

Schoolboy Q - Blank Face LP, YG - Still Brazy - gangsta rap traditionalism that feels fresh

Mal Waldron & Gary Peacock - First Encounter - I don't know that much about Mal Waldron but everything I ever pick up by him is fucking amazing, underrated jazz dude

Brimstead OTM.

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Your assessment on Mal Waldron is completely correct and that coupled with your assessment on the latest Schoolboy Q makes me thoroughly agree with thee!

x posts to UMS

Well now, here's something you don't come across everyday, even on the World Wide Web: Dan Hicks And The Hot Licks at the Boarding House in San Francisco, full show, over an hour. Although I'm listening to the well-executed flac (which works fine on free VLC Player), Hicks's voice---singing, and in very low-key, almost diffident patter between songs---also acoustic guitars and fiddle, all seem to lack presence sometimes, like so many low-treble show recordings---but! In terms of character actor less-is-more, he can be pretty effective, and can follow any tune he can write, which is most of 'em, at least in terms of rhythmic agility, which counts a lot when this combo takes off, and yes the fiddle and guitars do get more apparent when excited---and! the Lickettes' voices are very present, given half a chance--kinda underutilized--- crucially! Jaime Leopold's upright bass is just so rich 'n' juicy throughout.
Striking It Rich, which is also live, and the first legit LP with this (most popular) line-up, might bring out his voice etc.a bit more, dunno, don't have it, but this one-shot FM set certainly kept lassoing my wandering attention.
There's also a show on here with his comeback group, the Acoustic Warriors, which BBChron says is even jazzier, but I haven't listened yet (all the shows on here are also available as mp3s).
http://bbchron.blogspot.com/2016/02/dan-hicks-and-hot-licks-1971-05.html

Speaking of underutilized, there sure are a lotta *songs* here that should be covered more.

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"rainy day in june" <3 <3 <3

http://www.blackvibes.com/images/bvc/37/7195-tru.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/FSehchO.jpg

Mel Schacher's bass is the fart of doom.
http://eil.com/images/main/Grand+Funk+Railroad+Live+Album++Poster+563576.jpg

like a Satanic Ace of Base
http://www.eonline.com/news/411700/ace-of-base-s-ulf-ekberg-speaks-out-about-alleged-past-nazi-ties

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which I haven't listened to in way too long. Mid 70s African psych stuff. I'd ripped it to a hard drive which later crashed and I've only recently been able to get back into so have now transfered so enjoying greatly

and before that
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which again I hven't listened to for way too long. & was in same folder of ripped tracks. Not sure why I haven't played teh physical disc of either in the interim.

and now as I'm writing this has just come on
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ditto to previous 2. Really should listen to this more. Great African influenced heavy stuff by ex-Bonzos singer.

Flaming Tunes

Oh I still need to check out Viv Stanshall! Maybe I'll do that today. I haven't heard that Omar K. album yet, but I liked this one, finally released in 2014:
Omar Khorshid and His Group
[ Live in Australia 1981
Post-surf electric Eastern modal clarity in waves, wires (duh), and other forms.
Sound quality doesn't bother me at all, though if I knew his studio, suppose it might. Can always turn it up. The excitement of music and audience def cuts through. He was still mining Turkey's own rich vein of psychedelic 60s rock 'til his death in a car crash, the same year as this tour.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v126/crashbandicoot/various-cover-art/Halfnelson_AWITC-Demos_bR.jpg

http://www.anothertimbre.com/ffansion.html

best improv disk i've heard in a while

think i still have the cdr copy of that stanshall i made of it pre-cd reissue (def need to upgrade)

re: hicks, striking it rich is my favourite of the few of his i've heard. really nice live vibe to it!
http://www.popsike.com/pix/20041130/4056715614.jpg
the 25-year retrospective concert of the music of john cage

Ministry live from 1984:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij1GeZGxhds

http://www.popsike.com/pix/20160203/182012071079.jpg

MOnsoon were great. NOt really heard much of her stuff since.

http://imgur.com/a/kwkEk

http://i.imgur.com/nkn62Xu.jpg

xxp, quiet music is pretty good.. barely any structure.. smooth and gauzy and incense-y...

http://bilder.hifi-forum.de/medium/629597/van-morrison-moondance-425745_20971.jpg

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http://cdn4.pitchfork.com/albums/388/fd4e1d68.jpg

Brimstead killin' it.

Mines:
http://i.imgur.com/wKeGTpj.jpg

http://mute.com/wp-content/uploads/1989/07/can-ege-bamyasi-spoon8-560x560.jpg

bassdrumbone - the other parade / the lineup. awful name for a band but the blend of noir jazz tropes & mathy braxtonisms makes me somehow expect david yow to burst into full mewl across the top of these.

http://cdn.onlythebeat.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/21-Whitest-Boy-Alive-Golden-Cage-Fred-Falke-Remix.jpeg

timeless frigging classic

http://www.audiophileusa.com/covers400/128070.jpg

van morrison - no stone unturned (outtakes boot)

http://www.oocities.org/tracybjazz/hayward/van-the-man.info/discography/nostone.html

dope
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ja3qVXcnTkQ

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https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71quhi3RReL._SL1400_.jpg

that's a funny cecil lp - can hardly hear the piano. never heard the remaster - would hope that's been sorted, despite my needlessly dogmatic aversion to revisionist remastering.
spinning now for clusteresque casio kicks: schlammpeitziger's "erdrauchharnschleck"

and now "fantastic picnic" by commode minstrels in bullface which is as fine a caroliner spin-off as you'll ever hear

"enter evening" is such a jam.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBZvaloDCqg

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/lyricwiki/images/1/1a/The_Gap_Band_-_The_Gap_Band_IV.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20121217210618

that album is the shit

oh yeah. 'early in the morning' is such an incredible opener.

i like the rest esp. 'outstanding' but tbh it's all about that one for me, hits hard.

xposts: yeah, strange decision burying taylor's playing right down in the mix like that. still, what an amazing group of players on that lp.

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(speaking of muffled recordings)

whatevershebringswesing

tearist- everything they did (have done?)
kirk knuffke quartet - "Bigwig" trumpet/trombone/bass/drums. like a steve lacy band kitted out with tractor tyres. equal parts hank mobley & u.s.maple

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CoX6iNcWYAIf-pJ.jpg

listening to $2 records in my store that nobody wants.

whistle - transformation - select - 1988

bunny debarge - in love - motown - 1987

carrie lucas - in danceland - solar - 1979

rufus with chaka khan - camouflage - mca - 1981

laso - s/t - mca - 1977

esther williams - inside of me - rca - 1981

rcr - scandal - radio records - 1980

lenny williams - rise sleeping beauty - motown - 1975

thelma houston - reachin' all around - motown - 1982

precious wilson & eruption - leave a light - ariola - 1979

slave - showtime - cotillion - 1981

akb - rhythmic feet - rso - 1979

hot chocolate - 10 greatest hits - rak - 1977

mai-tai - 1 touch 2 much - mercury - 1986

rafael cameron - cameron's in love - salsoul - 1981

philippe wynne - starting all over - cotillion - 1977

https://opaltapes.bandcamp.com/album/sote-hardcore-sounds-from-tehran

been getting into Bach

dude's good def BNM in pitchfork material

Can - Delay 1968
Banquet - Jupiter Rose
Comet Control - Center of the Maze
Robin Trower - Where You Are Going To

miles davis on spotify, shuffled

http://i.imgur.com/6NESY1n.jpg

http://www.popsike.com/pix/20160404/201554859901.jpg

tetuzi akiyama / josef van wissem: "proletariat drift" & "hymn for a fallen angel"
& that max tundra / daphne & celeste thing on loop

A recent live set from the Swans from Kentucky on the 21st of this month.
Really must get around to getting the new lp but haven't listened to previous ones overmuch

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^^ that's a totally rad album

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That's the only Lucy Show album I've heard and I liked it quite a bit.

Mine:
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and before that Burning Spear live in 77 at the Rainbow

& before that
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and woke up to
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http://www.popsike.com/pix/20120802/370636394315.jpg

the three doctors - "archaeology of the infinite" gregg turkington looking very skinny and hirsute on the back there. drumless psych/desert silliness

tim berne's bloodcount - lowlife: the paris concert. sounds grand right now.

Einstiurzende Neubauten live in Toronto in 1991

http://www.popsike.com/pix/20150530/291478474433.jpg

alternating between lee patterson's "egg fry #2" and the psychic paramount's "gamelan into the mink supernatural"

Bought this awhile ago; currently listening to Symphony No. 5:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZqHFbC2Xmc

https://assets.boomkat.com/spree/products/174596/large/original.jpg

♫ ♫ cut me with your kniiiiiiiife ♫ ♫

🎜 loooking for meeeeeeat 🎜

http://allaccessmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Judas-Priest-02.jpg

♫ ♫ and i'm just like that big bird... woaaahhhhhhh ♫ ♫

http://www.billboard.com/files/styles/review_main_image/public/media/blood-on-the-tracks-album-cover-billboard-hero-650.jpg

hans werner henze
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgjm9H5u0Q0

jean-claude vannier
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http://eil.com/images/main/Pierre+Henry+Mouvement-Rythme-Etude+374034.jpg

William Bell- This is Where I Live

Pape Diouf- various songs

http://www.popsike.com/pix/20130602/321136880478.jpg

ELECTRONIC 2000

Teardrop explodes Minneapolis 18/5/1981
preceded by the Singles from the 3cd Pink Floyd Piper box set from a few years back.
preceded by Only Ones Minneapolis 1979

and before that a load of stuff from a 1986 set of alternative country/rockabilly stuff A Tribute To 2 Cool Cats that was up on Dime a few days ago.

Harold Budd/Cocteau Twins - The Moon and the Melodies
Can - Landed
Can - s/t (1979)
Can - Unlimited Efition
Can - The Lost Tapes
The Goslings - Grandeur of Hair

Lizzy Borden
Crue
Cinderella
Hanoi Rocks
Rose Tattoo
W.A.S.P.

the mabuses s/t

koboku senju - selektiv hogst

Prince Jammy - The Crowning of Prince Jammy
Early dancehall is so great

puzzle punks - puzzoo. very much hitting the spot

http://theendofallmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/dylan-basemnt.jpeg

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http://www.qpratools.com/gallery/0006/left_banke-the_history_of_the_left_banke-front.jpg

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61GXw82DjyL.jpg

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^

http://eil.com/images/main/The+Louvin+Brothers+Tragic+Songs+Of+Life+498830.jpg

^^

Ooohhh Police and Thieves...!

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The other day I played Sunn O)))'s Kannon and one of my downstairs neighbors told another one, "I told you they were devil worshippers." Now I'm trying to convince them we're terrorists.

http://www.theartsdesk.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/mast_image_square/mastimages/The-Moles-640x640.jpg

http://eil.com/images/main/Trees+The+Garden+Of+Jane+Delawney+341737.jpg

woah i had no clue there was a new moles album

http://eil.com/images/main/Spirogyra+St+Radigunds+516391.jpg

Adia Victoria, calls it "gothic blues", fan of Fiona Apple for unreals, pretty good so far:
http://livestream.com/accounts/1164825/events/5911922

Pickathon, yall

A lighter touch than FA (no vibrato!), which you might think would spoil it but no

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