So, what've you bought recently? (May 2004 → edition)

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Also, ILX shouldn't quote HTML character entities on list pages :(

I do download occasionally but I'm stuck with slow dial up speed up here. Took two hours to download !!! "Me and Giuliani Down by the Schoolyard (a true story)"

I could get a satellite for high speed but I heard those suck.

Jon, you picked up a couple of the greatest records ever made. How do you like Neu '75?

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Polmo Polpo - The Science of Breath

some other stuff I ferget.

Also, I'm going to pick up Einstein on the Beach in a box set of tapes.

Auburn Lull, Alone I Admire
The Coctails, s/t
Morrissey, Vauxhall and I
Some Girls, Feel It

I've been cash strapped, and these are the only one I've picked up in a couple months. Not so hot on the Coctails yet, but the others are lovely.

You seem to be in a pitch-black-album-cover-with-one-single-monolithic-object-on-it-(plus-Stereolab) phase... ;-)

From the last two weekends:

Sven Vath -- The Sound of the First Season
Mistress Barbara -- MB02
Atau -- Biorhythms
Mark Burgess and the Sons of God -- Zima Junction
Geoff White -- Questions and Comments
Timo Maas -- Loud
Applicance -- Are You Earthed?
Sigur Ros -- Ba Ba Ti Ki Di Do
King Britt Presents Sylk 130 -- The Remixes
Ekkehard Ehlers, Franz Hautzinger, Joseph Suchy -- Soundchambers [I sprung a bit for this one, compared to the rest at least]

Magnetic Fields - i
Lali Puna - Faking the Books
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

all were $4 canadian used

White Mice EP

Lazy Magnet tape

pauline oliveiros- no mo
alan lamb- archival recordings
terry riley- reed streams*
richard barrett- chamber works*
xenakis- edrZ 15-16 (2Cds, one of electronic works, another of large orchestral works from the 50 and 60s)
futatsu by taku sugimoto and radu malfatti (2CDs
vinko glokobar- oblak semen*
henry cowell- dancing with henry*

*= second hand/sale

also a horror classics dvd compilation with carnival of souls and white zombie on it

Justus Kohncke - "Zwei photonen"
Agoria - "Stereolove"
Hell and Tiga - "Listen to the hiss" (tiefschwarz mix)
Alter Ego - "Rocker"
Ruff Squad - "Pied Piper"
Donae'o - "Mic da mic"
Skepta feat Kano and KT - "Love is here to stay"

2 litre dolby el caballo rojo cd half a cow
acetate zero softcore paradise cd drumkid
aereogramme a story in white cd chemikal underground
aidan smith at home with cd twisted nerve
airport 5 life starts here cd
alchemysts zero zen cd woronzow
alphastone stereophonic pop art music cd bomp!
aspera sugared and feathered cd big wheel recreation
atlantic dash, the leave it all behind 7" fierce panda
beauty shop, the yr money or yr life cd shoeshine
blonde redhead misery is a butterfly cd 4ad
boyracer check yr fucking hi$tory cd ep 555
buffalo tom big red letter day cd beggars banquet
bulldog breed made in england cd acme lion
butterflies of love, the the new patient cd fortuna pop!
caretaker, the a stairway to the stars cd v/vm test records
cass mccombs a cd 4ad
cat's miaow, the a kiss and a cuddle cd library
cat's miaow, the songs for girls to sing cd library
city city city dawn and the blue light district cd
clientele, the the violet hour cd merge
clouds thunderhead cd elektra
coloma finery cd
das damen mousetrap cd
destroyer your blues cd merge / trifekta
dipsomaniacs reverb no hollowness cd
eric's trip the eric's trip show cd
f. s. blumm mondkuchen cd morr
february even the night can't tell you from a star cd
flower machine, the chalk dust dream of the tea cosy mitten company cd microindie
folksongs for the afterlife put danger back in your life cd hidden agenda
for against in the marshes 10" ipr
fourwaycross original dream / pendulum 7" ipr
fourwaycross pendulum 10" ipr
godspeed you black emperor! slow riot for new zero kanada cd ep kranky
goldenboy blue swan orchestra cd
groop voodoo sitar cd single ace of discs
harper lee everything's going to be ok cd matinee
january motion sickness cd must destroy
juicy for the ladies cd slow river
kaleidoscope tangerine dream cd repertoire
kevin tihista judo cd parasol
kicker five forty fives cd track and field organisation
kiddo kiddo cd drive-in
ladybug transistor albermarle sound cd merge
left hand on discovering fire cd rayman
leftovers, the the fucken leftovers hate you cd dropkick
lindsey buckingham countdown cd single
liza minnelli results cd epic
love & death can-opened mind cd camera obscura
lucksmiths, the the green bicycle case cd candle
magic dirt friends in danger cd warner
manual ascend cd morr
mates of state my solo project cd polyvinyl
matt pond pa i thought you were sleeping cd ep file 13
mint chicks, the blue team go! / post no bills cd single fierce panda
mint royale on the ropes cd
mira apart cd projekt
mower mower cd transcopic
my disco! collapse of an erratic lung 7" crashing jets
my favorite the happiest days of our lives cd x 2 double agent
nagisa ni te songs for a simple moment cd geographic
needles, the choc toxique cd ep 555
new waver the defeated cd endearing
one hundred years lindenow cd ep wheeler dealer
pop off tuesday see my ghost cd ep pickled egg
postal service, the give up cd sub pop
primitives, the lazy 86-88 cd lazy
rain band, the the rain band cd temptation
rainer maria anyone in love with you (already knows) cd polyvinyl
red sleeping beauty singles cd siesta
robert cooper robert cooper cd library
salteens, the let go of your bad days cd drive-in / no
sciflyer sciflyer cd *
sea scouts pattern recognition cd unstable ape / patsy
sing-sing madame sing-sing cd ep aerial
slumber party psychedelicate cd kill rock stars
spearmint my missing days cd hitback
squeeze singles cd a&m
stabs, the wading 7" weather
stockholm monsters, the the last one back cd ltm
styrofoam a short album about murder cd morr
styrofoam i'm what's there to show that something's missing cd morr
tank bedtime for rio cd
this picture a violent impression cd dedicated / bmg
tom petty full moon fever cd
tripmaster monkey goodbye race cd sire
tyde, the once cd track and field organisation
underground lovers dream it down cd
v/a chocolate soup for diabetics 4 cd pcp
v/a chocolate soup for diabetics 5 cd tuinal
v/a independent project records cassette compilation vol 1 cass ipr
v/a independent project records cassette compilation vol 2 cass ipr
v/a indie aid abroad: a little help for east timor cd library / drive-in
v/a it's a kave-in! cd kustom 65
v/a library records 1998-2003 cd x 2 library
v/a purple pill eaters cd
v/a rainbow quartz 2003 sampler cd rainbow quartz
v/a rough trade shops counter culture 03 cd x 2 mute
v/a rough trade shops counter culture 2002 cd x 2 mute
v/a sweet sixteen vol. 5 cd parasol
v/a the freakbeat scene cd deram
versus dead leaves cd teenbeat
wandering step, the i want to go to reykjavic cd single deltasonic
wimple winch the wimple winch story 1963-68 cd
young heart attack mouthful of love cd xl
yume bitsu the golden vessyl of sound cd k

p.s. fucking hell, Jim.
p.p.s. is the My Disco 7-inch any good?
p.p.p.s. do you ever shop at Melbourne Music Exchange in Richmond? I'm there most weekends now, we've probably got some stuff you'd be into.

Thelonious Monk - Live At The Jazz Workshop
Sun City Girls - Radio (CFR series)

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lots of second-hand microhouse I noticed.

we seem to get quite a few Kompakt duds! (and the Total 4 2lp has been sitting on the rack for $20 for months and months now.)

Next to buy are the Wax Trax! Black Box, Les Savy Fav, Erase Errata, and some good rai and dancehall comps...

Oh, and craziness - somebody mentioned an album by Atau! he used to be my housemate!

I am, however, embarassed to admit that I haven't even listened to it yet, despite buying it a week ago. I have a big pile of unsleeved LPs sitting on top of the turntable that I need to clean and store first. And I've been avoiding that task.

Also:

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and

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and

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I bought a couple other records, but I couldn't find any decent pictures for them, so...

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Haven't heard it yet- but I didn't find 'opening of the mouth', which is the CD you recommended, seems to be out of print.

*sings* don't. don't. please don't leave me. don't. don't. ... etc

Gorecki - Symphony No. 3
Gravediggaz - The Pick, the Sickle and the Shovel
Richard Thompson - Watching the Dark - The History of

Sweet.

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(i.e. Lydia Lunch - Queen of Siam)

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(i.e. BLAINE L. REININGER "NIGHT AIR")

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and
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shit, that was: http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drg200/g211/g21160bh3dn.jpg

- The For Carnation - s/t
- Bowery Electric - Beat
- Howie B - Snatch
- Pinhead Society - Kings of Our Size
- The Crystal Method - Vegas
- David Holmes presents the Free Association

all used, for €5.

Echo and the Bunnymen -- Crocodiles, Porcupine, Ocean Rain
Fleetwood Mac -- Tusk
The Fall -- Live at the Witch Trials (the two disc version)
Biting Tongues -- whatever the LTM retrospective disc is called
Crawling Chaos -- Homonculous Equinox

...all for nuthin' thanks to Amoeba gift certificates. Woo!

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jan werner/fx randomiz - slow (ending a ten-year search! how could i have forgotten it before?)
v/a - the golden apples of the sun
sunn 0))) - london subcamden underworld - hallo'ween 2003

On Order:
Sir Lord Baltimore- Sir Lord Baltimore/Kingdom Come
Free- Free
Free- Tons of Sobs
Budgie- In for the Kill
Thin Lizzy- Vagabonds of the Western World

m.

See them live if you can. They are good. I got the album on sale for $10 at Tower Records.

They have a violinist and theres some guest cellist on the album.

are these both on one CD? where from?!

Fruko y Sus Tesos: Power Salsa

So far this seems really good almost all the way through, but I need to listen some more. From a couple/few years ago.

Mamborama: Entre la Habana y el Yuma

Too jazzy, too Latin jazzy, too smooth Latin jazzy for me, I think.

Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca: Ay Valeria!

Okay mix of merengue, bachata, salsa, Afro-pop, soca (I think), and so forth.

I have not listened closely (or even close to closely) to any one of these though.

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"are these both on one CD? where from?! "

I got it new from Amazon for $15.

But is the Soul Jazz Dub comp. any good? A picture doesn't tell that!

What have I bought? I seem to be on an atypical Krautrock/Synthesizer phase...

1) Cluster - Zuckerzeit
2) Cluster - Sowiesoso
3) Ashra Tempel - Schwingungen
4) The Band of Bees - Sunshine Hit Me
5) The Beta Band - Heroes To Zeroes
5) Dome - 1/2 (been meaning to get this for years)
6) Tim Blake - Blake's New Jerusalem (been meaning to get this
for even MORE years)
7) B.E.F. - Music For Listening To
8) Nick Drake - Made To Love Magic (pre-ordered it, and foaming at the
mouth for it)

For Sick Nouthall, there is one song on Orbital's Radiccio I was really nuts about: "Sunday". If I recall correctly it was a real headphuq.

2nd hand
Nico - The Marble Index LP (when the record was put into its jacket at the counter i saw the vinyl's blue, which i thought was a nice surprise... the record's amazing!)
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
Franz Schubert - Klaviersonaten B-dur D.960 - C-dur D.279 (Wilhelm Kempff) DG-LP
and a very nicely packaged (the reason why i bought it) Italian 10" from 1965 of some Franz Liszt material.

Sadly, The Marble Index remains for me one of the most difficult of the early Nico albums, along with The End, (I'd prefer "Desert Shore")but the song "Frozen Warnings" pulls me in over and over. Even John Cale's version of the song at the end of the Nico:Icon documentary is great. Also, the sleeve of the Marble Index is cool front and back.

Studio One Dub is mine.

the first music I'd purchased in over a month!

Philip Jeck - 7
Aphex Twin - The Richard D James Album
The Chemical Brothers - Come With Us
The Tired Sounds of Stars of the Lid
Amon Tobin - Supermodified
Godspeed You Black Emperor! - Yanqui U. X. O.
Yes - Drama remaster

Plus good vinyl copies of

Led Zeppelin IV
Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsys
Cream - Disraeli Gears
The Doors - Strange Days
Renaissance - Turn of the Cards
Rush - Grace Under Presure

dalek - from filthy tongue of gods and griots
whip - sing song
landing - seasons
lotus - garbage in, lotus out
larz - waving with newtons
mojave three - ask me tomorrow

$10.

Jason Forrest - the Unrelenting Songs of the 1979 Post-Disco Crash
Ramones - Ramones
Ellen Allien - Weissmix
Sascha Funke - Bravo
Apparat - Duplex
Abba - Waterloo

Giorgio Moroder - From Here to Eternity
1000 Homo DJ's - Apathy/whatnot
Pailhead - Trait
The Three O'Clock - Baroque Hoedown EP
Feelies - Only Life
Associates - Waiting for the Loveboat
This is Radio Clash - EP
Gang of Four - Songs of the Free
Jah Wobble, The Edge and Holger Czukay - Snake Charmer
Loudon Wainright III - Dead Skunk 7"
Donna Summer - Love to Love You Baby 7"
Cameo - Word UP 12"

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Is the 7" of "Love to Love You Baby" different from the 12" version?

(those green plastic Greensleeves reissue cd's are dud though)

Fleetwood Mac -- Rumours
The Fall -- Dragnet
Japan -- Gentlemen Take Polaroids

Susie Ibarra: Folklorico

"How is it?" It's pretty good, although I was expecting to like it more. Had hoped it would be somewhat more accessible. There is one purely percussive track that lasts about ten minutes, which is easy to get into. The main piece (or suite) "Lakbay" stays pretty close to the style of Songbird Suite, minus the laptop electronics, and with some additional rhythmic, gong-oriented, percussion passages (similar to the first piece on this CD) as well as moments of more lyrical, traditional-sounding, Asian (presumably Filipino) melody. The overall approach, though, is closer to modern classical chamber music than anything else.

sundar, I think you will like it.

Funkadelic - Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow
John Cale - Sun Blindness Music

the Reich/Maxfield/Oliveros LP (can't find a picture)

Morrissey - Irish Blood English Heart EP
Max Richter - The Blue Notebooks
Augustus Pablo - King Tubby Presents the Rockers Uptown (reissue)
Aesop Rock - Daylight EP
VA - Rap Declares War
Pee Wee Russell - Ask Me Now!
Yesterdays New Quintet - Stevie
AC/DC - Back In Black
Bill Nelson - Two-Fold Aspect of Everything
Alan Lamb - Original Masters: Night Passage
Robert Randolph - Unclassified
Makaveli - Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory
Lonnie Liston Smith - Very Best Of . .
Thelonious Monk - Underground
Thelonious Monk - Monk's Dream

The Fall - Marshall Suite/Middle Class Revolt/Live At The Witch Trials
The Books - Thought For Food/Lemon of Pink ($7 each)
Various Artists - NY No Wave
XTC - Black Sea

Wow. I've been wondering how much people pay for this these days...good for you.

Just delivered. I am at work, so I won't be giving an instant review.

Mouse On Mars - Radical Connector (TERRIBLE attempt at pop funk album. And I'm a fan.)
Les Rita Mitsouko - En Concert avec l'Orchrestre Lamoureur
Honeymoon Killers - Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel
Aksak Maboul - Onze Danses Pour Combrattre La Migraine (upgrading to CD)
Sonoko - La Debutante (produced by Aksak Maboul & Colin Newman)
Glen Velez - Internal Combustion (sounds incredible)
Ivor Darreg - Detwelvulate! (National Society for the Decriminalization of Microtones)
Holger Czukay / U-She - Time and Tide
Miles Davis - It's About That Time
Venetian Snares - Horse and Goat
Pimmon - Assembler
R. Stevie Moore - Delicate Tension
R. Stevie Moore - Swing and a Miss
Ryuichi Sakamoto & Kazumi Watanabe - Tokyo Joe (1985)
Francis Dhomont - Foret Profonde
Company - Epiphany
Christian Zanesi - Stop! l'horizon
Jonathan Harvey - Bhakti

given:

DAT Politics - Go Pets Go
Thomas Dimuzio - Slew
Osymyso - Welcome to the Palindrome
Hmm - versions of hymns - compilation

T Raumschmiere - "A million brothers" (with LFO mixes!!!!)
The Micronauts - "Micronautics"
Speicher 6
Panash - "Jack 2 Jack" remixes
Sigue Sigue Sputnik - "Grooving with Mr Pervert" Si Begg remixes
Kings of Punani - "Acid thunder"
Johannes Heil - "Paranoid dancer"
Cylob Music System vol 1
Thomas Brinkmann - "Lovesong/Hatesong"
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Alter Ego - "Transphormer"

and jon gave me Earth "Sunn Amps and Smashed Guitars"

and i'm ordering from RRR:
pedestrian deposit 'lock'
pedestrian deposit 'restraint'
immaculate:grotesque 'atrocities of ambience'
universal indians 'recycled
cock esp 'short sets'

Mission of Burma - OnOffOn
Eyvind Kang et al - Dying Ground
Phil Niblock - G2,44
Steve Reich - Six Pianos
FSOL - Lifeforms
Soft Machine - BBC Radio 67-71 & 71-74
Holger Czukay & David Sylvian - Plight & Premonition
Wire - The Drill
Fennesz - Venice
Throbbing Whistle - Heathen Earth
The Who - Who's Next
Animal Collective - Sung Tongs
Jan Dukes De Grey - Mice & Rats In The Loft
C.O.B. - Spirit Of Love

nightblooms - crystal eyes 7"
conflict - the serenade is dead 7"
bram tchaikovsky - girl of my dreams 2x7"
elvis costello - pump it up 7"
descendents - bonus fat 12"
chris montez - the more I see you 7"
enemymine - s/t MCD
yo la tengo - may I sing with me CD
tony clarke - landslide 7"
jesus and mary chain - never understand 12"
low - things we lost in the fire CD
low - canada 7"
hollies - jennifer eccles 7"
death cab for cutie - you can play these songs with chords CD
yummy fur - plastic cowboy 7"

Those are so 2003 man! Haven't you tried the new "Chargrilled Steak and Peppercorn Sauce" flavour ones in their "Sensations" range yet?

This didn't excite me too much. It basically sounds like Colombians doing soukous and highlife. I thought there would be something more identifiably Afro-Colombian about it (maybe some folkloric percussion that developed there). I don't like Afro-pop all that much to begin with though. Those of you who do might find this an interesting change of pace. Also, you are more likely to hear what makes it different from African Afro-pop than I am if you are more familiar with Afro-pop. My favorite track was one that mixed some cumbia flavor in. Also, I liked the sound system DJ chatter (etc.) and between cuts. Nice package, but musically nothing much to excite me.

John Coltrane, Transition
John Abercrombie, Class Trip

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Mantra of Love
Born to Be Wild In the USA 2000 (CD version)

All marvellous.

7" Slits - man next door 7"
Evolution Control COmmitee - Whipped cream mixes 7"
Annie WHitehead - Mix up LP
Fega Påhopp - Pärlor åt svinen 7"
Galaxie 500 - Tugboat 7"
Negativland - Truth in advertising 7"
Jonathan King - Cherry Cherry / Gay girl 7"
Francoise Hardy - C´est a l´amour auquel je pense EP 7"
V/A - Recommended records sampler 2LP
Neu! - Neu! LP (original)
Felix - Tigerstripes 12"
Melba Moore - Pick me up i´ll dance 12"
KLein & MBO - Dirty talk 12"
Erik De Vahl - Secrets adrift CD
Tes - New New York 7"
BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Out of ths world LP
Lill Lindfors - DU är den ende LP
second Karen Dalton LP
Faust - So far LP (original with all inserts)
Can - Tago Mago 2LP
Homosexuals - bigger than the number 7"
Tom Tom Club - genius of love 7"
Talking heads - Slippery people 12"
V/A - Earcom 3 2x7"
joe bataan - rapo clap-o 12"
Nas - it was written lp

That´s what i bought April / May

PJ Harvey - To Bring You My Love
Rush - Permanent Waves
Dead And Gone - The Beautician
Jason Loewenstein - At Sixes and Sevens
Porcupine Tree - Voyage 34: The complete trip
The Von Bondies - Lack of Communication
James - Stutter
Kyuss - ...And the Circus Leaves Town
Wilco - Summerteeth
Sigur Rós - Ba Ba Ti Ki Di Do or something like that EP
JJ72 - I to Sky

Everything I've heard so far is at least pretty good. I think the first one might be the friendliest for unfamiliar listeners. More later.

Or is it a lute or a mandolin or something?

lets see..
I got.

Lucien -n- Luciano - Blind Behaivor
Deadbeat - Something borrowed something blue
Skygreen Leopards - One thousand bird ceramony
Kompakt - Total 4 ---so very awesome--
Constellation Records - music until now
Incredible String Band - Hangman's Beautiful Daughter --jury is still out on this one
Issac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul
Phoenix - United

I also am gripped with a feeling of being Neil on the young ones.

I am giving it time though I have heard so much love for this that I gotta.

Oh my god! The beginning of the first song on this Nazem al-Ghazali CD is amazing. I know this song from somewhere, but I still haven't figured out where. (Definitely not this performance.) It may be a folk song.

Nazem al-Ghazali was Iraq's most prominent popular singer (since the beginning of recorded music, I think).

mobb deep - the infamous...
jay-z - vol.2: hard knock life
ludacris - word of mouf

This guy goes into a deep, slightly demonic sounding, voice occasionally. The closest thing to Capt. Beefheart that I have heard in Arabic music, I think. He also does kind of funny rhythmic nonsense things. Maybe he's possessed.

the last four were $2 each - i'm frugal as fuck! don't even EYE my wallet!

i do wish i had enough to spare for the $25 sir lord baltimore original lp. sad.

Got these as promos:
-Beta Band - Heroes to Zeroes
-Nina Nastasia - Dogs

Things I want to buy at work tomorrow:
-Robert Wyatt - Cuckooland
-Magnetic Fields - i
-Acid Mothers Temple - Mantra of Love
-Thomas Brinkman - Tour de Traum
-and I really want the new Morrissey but I just cannot abide by that stupid oversized cardboard piece of crap package the CD comes in.

Ned - who are the Biting Tongues? Nothing on AMG about them.

*Now playing. Parts of it are rather beautiful. To me it sounds more or less exactly like the Mauritanian music that I've heard (well, with maybe a few surprises like that little Bedouin-like yell they just did). But unlike the other recordings I've heard, this one doesn't have one central singer in the foreground. It has a really collective feeling that works well. Lots of rhythmic group clapping. The liner notes are nicely done. The CD is quite open about the participants' hopes that it will raise awareness about the political situation in Western Sahara (which I have to admit I know next to nothing about).

used CDs...
Brujeria - Mextremist! Greatest Hits
The Notorious B.I.G. - Life After Death (edited)

not exactly a purchase, but...
Sonic Youth - Nurse
Sigur Ros - Ba Ba Ti Ki Di Do

The Syrian CD is also quite nice. Closer to home for me. Actually, I recognized one of the songs, though I didn't know exactly where I knew it from.

Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes- Loaded for Bear
Atomic Rooster- Atomic Roooster
Brian Auger- Closer to It
Blue Oyster Cult- Blue Oyster Cult
Pretty Things- Come See Me
The Birds- The Collectors Guide to Rare British Birds
The Seeds- The Seeds/A Web of Sound
Arthur Brown- The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Small Faces- Ultimate Collection

Not listened to either yet. (They came when I was on my way out yesterday to clean my old apartment. That is finally out of the way.)

The dress she is wearing in the photo on the cover is possibly the most exquisite shade of blue I have ever seen.

Ray Charles - Ray Charles Live In Concert (ABC-Paramount)
Art Tatum - The Greatest Piano Of Them All (Verve)
Duke Ellington - The Best Of Duke Ellington (Capitol)
Stan Kenton - Standards In Silhouette (Capitol)
Herbie Mann & Tamiko Jones - A Mann & A Woman (Atlantic)
Les McCann & Eddie Harris - Swiss Movement (Atlantic)
Ray Charles - Ingredients In A Recipe For Soul (ABC-Paramount)
Frank Sinatra - Sinatra '65 (Reprise)
Ella Fitzgerald - Hello Love (Verve)
Count Basie - Blues By Basie (Columbia)
Jonah Jones - Jonah Jones At The Embers (RCA Victor)
Ella Fitzgerald - Ella Fitgerald Sings The George & Ira Gershwin Song Book (Verve)
Frank Sinatra - The Voice (Columbia)
Stan Getz - Big Band Bossa Nova (Verve)
Ben Webster - The Warm Moods (Reprise)
Ella Fitzgerald - Ella & Her Fellas (Decca)
Ray Charles - Ray Charles (Coronet)
Dave Brubeck - Brubeck Plays Brubeck (Columbia)
Guy du Rosier and his Orchestra - Haitan Rhythms (Decca)
Jack Paar - The Best Of "What's His Name" (Ramrod Superecords)
Sammy Davis Jr. - Golden Boy Cast Recording (Capitol)
Bix Beiderbecke - The Bix Beiderbecke Story Volume 3 (Columbia)
The Metropolitan Jazz Octet - The Legend Of Bix (Argo)
Dave Brubeck - The Gates Of Justice (Decca)
Dave Brubeck - Jazz Goes To College (Columbia)
Stan Kenton - Stan Kenton's Milestones (Capitol)
Coleman Hawkins - Soul (Prestige)
Sammy Davis Jr. - Just For Lovers (Decca)
Eddie Harris - The Electrifying Eddie Harris (Atlantic)
Clifford Brown & Max Roach - Study In Brown (Emarcy)
Art Tatum - The Essential Art Tatum (Verve)
The Hi-Lo's - This Time It's Love (Columbia)
The Hi-Lo's - And All That Jazz (Columbia)
Charlie Parker - The Charlie Parker Story #1 (Verve)
Charlie Parker - Memorial (Savoy)
Charlie Parker - Night & Day (Verve)
Hubert Laws - Crying Song (CTI)
Ahmad Jamal - Jamal At The Pershing Vol.2 (Argo)
Eddie Harris - Sculpture (Buddah)
Herbie Mann - Live At The Whiskey A Go Go (Atlantic)
Count Basie - The Count Basie Story (Roulette)
Dizzy Gillespie & Stan Getz - Diz & Getz (Verve)
The Compositions Of Dizzy Gillespie - Various (Riverside)
Dave Brubeck - Countdown-Time In Outer Space (Columbia)
Dave Brubeck - Time Further Out
Paul Desmond - Bossa Antigua (RCA Victor)
Luiz Bonfas - Brazilian Guitar (Capitol)
Dave Brubeck - Bossa Nova USA
Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd - Jazz Samba (Verve)

These are mostly your standard 50's-60's party record fare, but whoever owned them didn't party too hard, cuz they are really clean. Which is why I picked them up. If they had looked beat on, I wouldn't have bothered with a bunch of them. Even for 15 bucks. (well, i wouldn't have bothered with the Brubecks and the ellas and the ray charles records anyway.)

(Cheap cassettes and some helpful guidance are what gave me a quick orientation to Arabic music.)

...at the 80's store.

One of many.

tapes

EX-TA-SI EX-TA-NON/ANGELINA AND OTHER DISCO HITS
BEST OF ELO

echoinggrove WHEEEEERE did you find this?!?!?!? I've been looking for this as well for as long as you have! how is it? fucking gefriem und their lim. to 500 policy...

Jon how do you like Ege Bamyasi? Pinch is the shit!

I've bought:
La Vern Baker - Her greatest hits lp
Olatunji - Drums of Passion
and some other shit but that's all that merits repeat play.

Jeans are always justified. Yeah I love "Rainbow Colours" too.

What is your favourite junk shop?

They have a David Banner Big Face Entertainment comp at JBs for cheap, should I get it do you reckon?

i dont know what its called but the junk shop is in smith st collingwood right next door to the old toy museum and its open on sunday nights!

will report back soon

Yeah I know that one I think - it's kind of totally open at the front like a garage right? I loved it when I lived around the corner from there (also the Cash Converters half-price CDs on Sundays was brill too)

"haha btw tim i'd bet youd love my mix where i fade rainbow colours into thomas fehlmann - rainbow over stadtautobahn!"

Can I have a copy?

At the same time I don't know if I want to become one of these Fall dudes.

Earle Brown/ John Cage/ Morton Feldman/ Christian Wolff - New York School 2

Pieces for piano/flute/percussion and combinations thereof plus one tape piece by Earle Brown (from 1952!) Got to listen to this a bit more but all sounds pretty fine so far!

Vue - Find Your Home
Do Make Say Think - Winter Hymn Country Hymn Secret Hymn
Hives - Veni Vidi Vicious
Beta Band - Heroes And Zeroes
Fountains of Wayne - Welcome Interstate Managers
Modest Mouse - Moon & Antartica (Matador version)
Cornelius - Point
Sleater-Kinney - Dig Me Out
Ride - Smile
Mazzy Star - She Hangs Brightly
Disco Inferno - Technicolour (I'm still amazed to find this...at €5!!)

*Track listing (basic, but I don't have a lot of this on CD):

1. I Heard It Through the Grapevine Marvin Gaye
2. Respect Aretha Franklin
3. I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey... Four Tops
4. Stop! In the Name of Love Supremes
5. In the Midnight Hour Wilson Pickett
6. (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and... Jackie Wilson
7. Rescue Me Fontella Bass
8. Soul Man Sam & Dave
9. Sweet Soul Music Arthur Conley
10. But It's Alright Jackson, J. J.
11. Try a Little Tenderness Otis Redding
12. Green Onions Booker T. & The MG's
13. Knock on Wood Eddie Floyd
14. Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett
15. Under the Boardwalk Drifters
16. What'd I Say, Pt. 1 Ray Charles
17. Stand by Me King, Ben E.
18. Midnight Train to Georgia Knight, Gladys & The Pips
19. Let's Stay Together Al Green
20. Me and Mrs. Jones Billy Paul
21. When a Man Loves a Woman Percy Sledge
22. Tell It Like It Is Aaron Neville
23. Rainy Night in Georgia Brook Benton
24. (Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay Otis Redding
25. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman Aretha Franklin
26. I'll Be Around Spinners
27. Show and Tell Al Wilson
28. Oh Girl Chi-Lites
29. You Are Everything Stylistics
30. La-La (Means I Love You) Delfonics
31. Love on a Two-Way Street Moments
32. Love Won't Let Me Wait Major Harris

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B0001XLVMW.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B000024IMC.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg .....only `cos I needed that live version of "Cheeseburger" on Another Day. Another Dollar on disc after all these long years.

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today's vinyl haul:

beck - steve threw up
dymaxion - duophonic 45
nmh - in an aeroplane
mu - afro finger + gel
delia + gavin - 12" (any other day and it would be most exciting, today it's the least exciting find, not in rarity but in sound)
john fahey - blind joe death vol 1
beastie boys - cookie puss
sly - riot (to give to a friend, who knows no sly)
dna - a taste of dna (FINALLY - obv. someone unloaded it cos of the new cd)
boots randolph - yakety sax
michael henderson - solid
simon + giuliani - bookends

Dave's.

A very mixed bag. Some of these singers don't do much for me. I might try George & Ira Gershwin in Hollywood.

Willie Nelson: Crazy: Demo Sessions

"Crazy" is great, but there are some other songs here that I like as well on first listen. If I am going to explore country at all, I think I'm going to do it very slowly. But anyway, the stripped down sound here is definitely more appealing to me than the heavy string/chorus sound that apparently showed up on the finished products. I wish I could find Patsy Cline in a setting like this.

clearance sale madness. but against my better judgement i am enjoying the Coal Chamber album an awful lot. i fear for my sanity.

can 'live 71-77'
and a sun records comp (2CDs).

today, some vinyl purchases:
used
Michael Rother - Katzenmusik (very surprised to see this in the shop where i found it)
Philip Glass - Glassworks

new
The Thermals - Fuckin' A
The Hidden Cameras - Play the BBC Sessions

Last night I remembered that I hadn't gotten to this yet. It's pretty good. One track in particular has some very distinctive electric organ playing of the sort that seems to show up more often on my barely audible cassettes than on any CDs. I don't know any of these singers, except one (Saleh Abdel Gafor).

On the down side, it's a little odd to listen to one mawawel after another (even though it's not uncommon for such collections to be released). Normally the mawawel, which is a type of vocal improvisation (on an existing text) unconstrained by any regular rhythm, leads into a more straightforward song section. Listening to some of these mawawel, I was a little frustrated at time when the track stops before the song picks up. Nevertheless, this is pretty nice material. (The CD itself looks pretty dodgy. I think it might be an unlicensed release put together by someone in the U.S., but I'm not sure.)

Kelis - Kaliedoscope
Black Sabbath - Best Of.. (2CD)
Kate Bush - The Whole Story (only got it for 'Breathing' and the diff. vocal vers of Wuthering.
Air - Everybody Hertz (hmm - this is crap)
Diana Ross - Life/Love (2CD)
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (or something like that)

From charity shop : a quid each

Art of Noise - Who's Afraid Of The..
Flettwood MAc - Rumours

Last I signed out of the library:

Jimi Hendrix - The Experience boxed set
Tony Conrad - Early Minimalism box set (which I actually find to be a bit boring ha)
Bill Ware - Sir Duke
William Hooker - Shamballa (Duets with Thurston Moore and Elliot Sharp)

The last two are really good.

Muddy Waters - Hard Again
Sun Ra - Angels and Demons at Play
Matthew Shipp Trio - Prism
Electric Masada (John Zorn 50th Birthday Celeb. Vol. 4)
Triple R - Friends
Ellen Allien - Flieg Mit
Thelonious Monk - Criss Cross
Sonic Youth - Sonic Nurse

How are Prism and Electric Masada?

Apparently Bill Ware was associated with Steely Dan! A nice review all the same.

CDs: Trevor wishart 'red bird/anitcredos', Philip jeck 'live at ICC, tokyo'*, 'company 6 and 7'* and ground zero's 'revolutionary pekinese opera'.

And finally Lol coxhill's 'the bald soprano' cassete*

miles davis- on the corner*
hindu storm riddim album*

*sale/2nd hand stuff

I love Kim's used section.

Fleetwood Mac -- Fleetwood Mac (reissue)
The Fall -- Grotesque, Totale's Turns (the 2004 reissues)
David Sylvian -- Blemish

...and The Day Today DVD. :-)

I probably should have bought a Mamas & the Papas collection instead (since that's been kicking around in my head lately, and I keep running across reminders), but I wanted to get that Sun Ra recording before it disappears again. (I'm not certain it will become hard to find, but it seems possible.) And then I impulsively bought the Mephista--I'm not sure why exactly.

Not that I dislike either. I wasn't paying that much attention to Mephista when I listened to it, but every once in a while things would get really interesting and draw me in. (Mephista consists of Ikue Mori, Susie Ibarra, and Sylvie Courvoisier.)

Ok, based on my somewhat cursory first listens, I'd rate them as follows:

Prism - four stars - Pretty much exactly what I was hoping for when I bought this CD. Wild and woolly improvised piano trio the way only Matt Shipp and William Parker can do it. Goes places you wouldn't expect it to go.

Electric Masada - three stars - Unerringly professional, musical, and adventurous - and yet I can't shake a faint sense of clinical ennui. You get the feeling you're not really hearing anything that you haven't heard from Zorn before in one shape or form.

Also picked up these recently:
Beastie Boys - To the Five Boroughs
A.C. Newman - The Slow Wonder
Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions...
David Bowie - Diamond Dogs

and, uh, pj harvey - "uh huh her"

really milton? I found so much of it to be samey on the one listen I gave it.

as for me:

cage/hiller 'HPSCHD'
laurie spiegel 'obsolete systems'
geroge antheil 'ballet mechanique'

Aereogramme - Sleep and Release
Olivia Tremor Control - Black Foliage
Tenacious D - s/t
Spiritualized - Lazer Guided Melodies (4-track edition)
David Holmes - Let's Get Killed
Superdrag - Regretfully Yours / Last Call for Vitriol
Adorable - Fake

well it's to my taste at least. Spacing it out instead of trying it all in one go helps. I love the Ligeti electronic pieces, the Koenig & the Eimert, and especially that Klebe piece -- try just starting with that one, melts the ears

-Finally, finally, a copy of BUCKINGHAM/NICKS!!!
-Only Heaven, thus completing my Young Gods collection (and after the recently revived thread reminded me how much they rule and how I didn't have this album)
-Spectrum - Highs, Lows, and Heavenly Blows (another sick find!)
-Marvin - Let's Get It On (great condition vinyl copy)
-Laika - Silver Apples of the Moon (been looking for this one, too)
-Pink Floyd - Animals LP (hey, shut it)
-And, from what Stolenbus and I have found during the last few trips, let's just say that we can pretty much recreate the Associates Fourth Drawer Down with the original 12" singles...

david bowie - station to station

david bowie - aladdin sane

. Just listened to station so far, it rocks. Though i think low is my favourite bowie album ive heard thus far.

May 2004 → &infp;

Why did I rush into buying this so quickly? This sounds too much like regular jazz to me, even though there is a lot of skronking. (This isn't the kind of skronking I like.) The best part is probably the tight unison hornwork and some of the African (-sounding) drumming. Even so, the primary, upfront, rhythm on a lot of these tracks doesn't thrill me. I find it kind of boring overall.

Sun Ra: Pathways to Unknown Worlds/Friendly Love

I'm sure this will be just fine.

notorious BIG - ready to die
gravediggaz - 6 feet deep

USED
ghostface, pretty toney $9
cee lo, cee lo green $6
dios, dios $10

Itunes
zero 7, sessions @ aol EP (seeing them live changed my opinion on them)
pete rock, soul survivor II
morrissey, viva hate (can't find my original)
caetaeno vaeloso, foreign sound
other assorted songs & "itunes exclusives", incl that pixies thwok thing

I can't really think of the rest, but I've been out of control the past two weeks.

I bought this so soon mostly because of Ruben Blades' presence on the CD, but so far my favorite tracks are the ones without him. (Of course, I'm less than halfway through, so this is premature as usual.)

The coro on the first track sounds a littl too 90's RMM.

I love metal

Iraqi Jewish oldie.

Plus, some ones I already heard eons ago, but always meant to reacquire on CD:

Fleetwood Mac- Rumours (upgrade; the mammoth edition)
David Gilmour- About Face
Jethro Tull- Stormwatch (upgrade)
Jethro Tull- Crest of a Knave
Planet P Project- s/t
The Police- Ghost in the Machine (upgrade)
Popol Vuh- Aguirre (upgrade)
Popol Vuh- Einsjager und Siebensjager (upgrade)
Klaus Schulze- Irrlicht
Strontium 90- Police Academy
Visage- Visage (Man, forgot how great this album was!!)

And errrr...Royal Trux's "Dogs Of Love" EP, which I can't find an image of.

Wellwater Conspiracy - s/t
Propagandhi - How To Clean Everything
Pete Yorn - musicforthemorningafter
50 Foot Wave - s/t EP
Colin Newman - Singing Fish / Not To
Dead Combo - Vol.1
Slamo - Room Without a View
Sparta - Austere EP
Sparklehorse - It's a Wonderful Life
Haven - Between the Senses
Grateful Dead - Live/Dead
Pilot To Gunner - Get Saved
Melvins - Stoner Witch
TV on the Radio - Young Liars EP

Sonic Youth, Sonic Nurse
Azita, Life on the Fly
Donald Fagen, The Nightfly
Mouse on Mars, Autoditacker

* - Spydafest & related acquisitions

as for me,

acid mothers temple: in c
nico: the end (one of my favorite things ive heard all year)
ikue mori: labyrinth
amon düül: para dies warts düül
black dice: beaches & canyons
devendra banhart - oh me oh my...

also, i DLed todd rundgren - a wizard, a true star - thats a psychedelic freakout of an album...

Tied + Tickled Trio, 'Observing Systems'
Junior Boys, 'Last Exit' (I love half the songs anyway)
Jaga Jazzist, 'Day EP' (maybe I don't love this, but the title track and the Herbert remix are great)

his guitar DOES sound great.

hey, besides fahey and derek bailey, whos done creative acoustic guitar stuff? i like some early leo kottke, but thats just basically reinterpreted fahey... anybody? truthfully, i dont even know where to begin with d.bailey... i was similarly disappointed by ballads - just wasnt the entre i was looking for into his work.

I like some Fred Frith, as well (another usual suspect). For purely solo acoustic work, I think I like Clearing best. It alternates between ambient things, repetitive minimalist things, and slightly more song-like pieces ("Theatre").

This is more in a jazz vein, but the Duck Baker album "Spinning Song: The Music of Herbie Nichols" is pretty great - arrangements of Nichols tunes for solo acoustic guitar.

boodely beep boop beedley deedley boodley doop bop skronk!

Ralph Lundsten, Cosmic Love LP

The Vels, Velocity LP
Reinhard Voigt, Sturm 2LP

Dr. John, In the Right Place LP
Double Leopards, Urban Concussion LP
Group Ongaku, Music of Group Ongaku CD
Incredible String Band, The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion LP
(Various), I Remember Syria 2CD
(Various), Revolutions per Minute (The Art Record) 2LP (features Chris Burden, R. Buckminster Fuller, Joseph Beuys)
Alan Shorter, Orgasm CD
Alan Sondheim, Ritual-All-7-70 LP
The Zombies, Odessey & Oracle CD

This has some great stuff on it! I like the Burroughs piece, and the Terri Fox piece for very long piano wire. I don't actually own it, but it was a big hit on WXPN (back when it was interesting) when it came out.

Metal Urbain - Anarchy in Paris (replacing a couple of very played-out singles with this one!).

Baby Fox - Dum Dum Baby (Judging by the cheap price, I must have been the only person in the world looking for this album. But I was, and now I've finally found one.).

BERIO Coro (DG, Gr) from '75/'76,
BERIO Circles BUSSOTTI Frammento CAGE Aria With Fontana Mix (Time Records, US) Three long pieces, Cathy Berberian on vocals.
CHRISTOPHER HOBBS/JOHN ADAMS/GAVIN BRYARS Ensemble Pieces (Obscure)
RUDOLPH GREY Transfixed (New Alliance/EP! US) Mini-LP.
MESSIAEN La Nativite du seigneur/Diptyque (Ducretet-Thompson, Fr) 2LP box.
MESSIAEN Messe de la Pentecote (EMI, Fr). Another LP of organ works.
BORBETOMAGUS & FRIENDS Borbeto Jam (Cadence, US)
THE DEAD C Clyma Est Mort (Siltbreeze, US)
SONIC YOUTH Goodbye 20th Century (SYR, US) 2LP
MORTON SUBOTNICK The Wild Bull (Nonesuch)

CD:

the ex- tumult

That was what I was thinking.

gillian welch, time (the revelator)
louvin brothers, satan is real
black flag, first four years
capleton, in her heart 12"
the la's, s/t

Julio, what is the name of the Christopher Hobbs piece on this? (I think I have something on tape by him that I like, but it's one of those taped off the radio/not sure if I got the right name with the right piece/things.)

rockist- there's two, 'aran' on side one and 'McCrimmon will never return' (essentially a bagpipe duo with gavin bryars, so maybe its by both of them) on side two.

and something I forgot!

!!! - louden up now 2cd
two lone swordsmen - from the double gone chapel cd
black dice - creature comforts lp
black dice - beaches & canyons (2xlp, replacing my cd)
arthur russell - another thought cd
david byrne - feelings cd
roedelius - durch die wüste lp
roedelius - lustwandel lp
roedelius - wenn der südwind weht lp
cluster 71 cd
cluster - sowiesoso cd
the hidden cameras - mississauga goddam cd
joy zipper - american whip cd
serge gainsbourg - histoire de melody nelson cd
boredoms - super are cd
boredoms - visioncreationnewsun cd
lightning bolt - wonderful rainbow cd
nick cave & the bad seeds - the good son cd
the portables - rosegarden cd
the wicker man ost lp
ethiopiques #13: ethiopian groove cd

Not finished a first listen yet, but I already knew I like the piece "Scrapbook."

(1) - saw Anton Barbeau with the Lucky Bishops in Weymouth on Friday and they were great.
(2) - saw Brian Wilson performing Smile at Oxford on Saturday and it was completely and utterly breathtaking.

*this is really good (as seemingly everyone except for me already knows)

Yeah, it has CD-R stamped on the disc. Duh. I don't know where this was made, but I'm not going to complain. Presumably the Iraqi recording industry isn't in real good shape at the moment, so if someone (wherever) is putting together decent quality CD-R mixes of good Iraqi material, I'm willing to pay for it.

Conjunto Guaguanco Matancero is the beginning of the Afro-Cuban rumba group that later became Los Muñequitos de Matanzas, and the other group on the CD is now known as Los Papines. I'm still very new to rumba, but anyway, I like this.

Kako y Azuquita: Union Dinamica. This is pretty good. Unfortunately, the sound is incredibly bad (due to a flaw in the CD or remastering, not the original, I'm sure) on one of the best songs, "Guaguanco Soberano." I also find the bomba (and Kako is supposed to be especially good in that sort of context!) kind of draggy and could do without the merengue cut. I love Puerto Rican salsa, but the folkloric plena and bomba just doesn't hold my attention for very long.

Joe Cuba Sextette: Diggin' the Most. The Cheo Feliciano songs here are just about uniformly great, but that's what I expected based on everything I've heard that these two have collaborated on. I hadn't heard his take on "Oye Como Va" before, and it's very good. He does fast guaguancos, he does boleros. The English language songs sung by Jimmy Sabatier are less impressive and more kitsch sounding at this point. The audio quality is decent (compared to other Latin music reissues from the 60's).

Hector Lavoe: The Fania "Legends Of Salsa", Vol. 2.

Good. I think I like the second disc more than the first (and Vol. 1 more than Vol. 2). There's nothing here that I want to skip over, which isn't always true on the full albums. And I'm really happy to finally have a copy of "Juanito Alimaña."

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misha mengelberg 'two nights in chicago'
dave douglas tiny bell trio 'constellations'
cabalaire voltaire 'voice of america'

and I ordered the Annette Peacock reissue.

Nahj El Borda (live)
National Songs (parts one and three; two was inexplicably unlisted)
Hagartak (This is famous and important, but I forget why)

Fennesz - Venice
Mephista - Entomological Reflection (review forthcoming, RS)
So (Can't get over how good this is)
Oren Ambarchi - Grapes from the estate

And, for class, the 8-CD Norton Recordings (Gregorian Chant to the present)

Last thing I burnt off the library was L Subramanian - En Concert (Ocora, 1985), which may be the best Karnatak disc I've ever heard.

x-post, I look forward to your comments, but I'm not putting pressure on you.

(Oh, this song is better. Probably from the 40s or closer to.)

heat sensor - touch ep
asa-chang and junray - hana
joakim - fantomes
dorau/kohncke - durch die nacht
si-{cut}.db vs scanner - bovine revolver ep
venetian snares vs bong-ra - 4 adaptations of rossz csillag alatt szuletett
black dice - smiling off

most prized being the joakim lp, which i didn't even know existed. first listen indicates that it's typically stunning. outside of ewan pearson, where is the love for this chap?