wait, there is no july listless listener? must be the humility. humanity, humidity.

that vetiver album is a rilly good lazy summer jammmm...do i need their first album? they still have the vinyl at the record store. i think. speak now...

hell, maybe i'll just buy it.i'd probably like it.

Humble Pie - Rockin' the Fillmore

white magic - tylenol ouch! EP

bryan ferry - dylanesque
von sudenfed - tromatic reflexxions
robyn hitchcock - this is the bbc
byrds - sweetheart of the rodeo

the first vetiver record isn't bad. i would buy it if i saw a used vinyl copy. i had the cd, but sold it at some point or another. probably without getting all that many listens out of it, honestly.

listening action:
los jaivas - la ventana
LSD march - empty, rubious red
the trains going over the bridges waiting in line for 77drum (bailed on the line to go pee/drink more/eat carribean food.)
inner dialogue
ruthann friedman - constant companion
v/a - a collection of old time songs (county 504; lowe stokes, kelley harrell, pope's arkansas mtneers, tennessee ramlers et al.)
robbie basho - art of the 6 & 12 string guitar
jackie martling - what did you expect?
ivor cutler - dandruff
v/a - i don't feel at home in this world anymore (has anyone else picked this up yet?)
general smilie & papa michigan - rub-a-dub style
michael hurley - armchair boogie
music in sikin (ABC Command COMS-9002; 1 side buddhist devotional/liturgy, one side folk songs.)
blind blake - that lovin i crave: 26-30'
jakob olausson - moonlight farm
sabu - sorcery!

do you like the 2nd vetiver? i like it.

"LSD march - empty, rubious red"

i forgot i bought this. now i wanna hear it. but it's on the bus somewhere...

did you buy the jack rose album that the philly label put out? expensive.

now playing:

sonny rollins & the contemporary leaders

How great's Moonlight Farm? I has it on vinyl. I must listen to it again.
xxxp.

oh and how is the unreleased ruthann friedman stuff that that label put out? anybody buy that? she is funny. she has written me great e-mails.

lindstrom - late night tales
animal collective - strawberry jam
von sudenfed - tromatic reflexxions
robert babicz - a cheerful temper
pantha du prince - this bliss
wayne shorter - speak no evil
sonny rollins - saxophone collosus

ABBA - Voulez-Vous
Sir Richard Bishop - While My Guitar Violently Bleeds
Sun City Girls - Kaliflower
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath -- Bremen to BRidgewater <-- OMG so good
Bad Company - s/t and Straight Shooter
Eagles - On the Border
Homestead and Wolfe - Our Times
Krokodil - s/t

motorhead
judas priest
"love stinks" on repeat

"i don't want to miss a thing" - aerosmith
"tarzan boy" - baltimora
"la la la" - lil wayne
"peaches & cream" - 112
"i got 5 on it" - luniz

insane mix of super rare afropop and afrofunk by some german guy living in guinea just to buy records
http://voodoofunk.blogspot.com/2007/04/life-is-game_10.html

terry riley - persian surgery dervishes

exuma - i and ii
fatlip - revenge of the nerd

that's all I really need right now. but I've also been listening to

pink reason - cleaning the mirror
blood tsunami - thrash metal
cluster ii
paul pena's tuvan throat singing tutorial

ian I ran into sh4wn from l4nded the other night, they're doing a cd retrospective of all the vinyl-only releases.

lucio battisti - anima latina (BIG thanks to jaxon for pointing this one out)
dariush dolat-shahi - electronic music, tar & sehtar (never listened to this on vinyl, but on iPod it's soundtracking everything)
walker brothers - nite flights (first 4 tracks are my favorite sequence of scott songs ever)

ghost - s/t

the sins of satan - s/t

Matmos - The Civil War

Also The Life on Earth, but not too excited by it.

milton, I got a hold of ondar's echoes of tuva cd. if you're interested I'll leonardo it. probably the best tuvan stuff I've heard, really holds together as an album. at one point he sings in a western way (okay maybe just normal asian) and it's like wtf where did that come from.

blood on the tracks

lucio battisti - anima latina (BIG thanks to jaxon for pointing this one out)

i picked up a cheap vinyl copy of what i think is his second record Emozioni this weekend in LA. it's a strange pressing w/a cover that's not online and it says it's from 85, not 70, but i think the tracklistings match up. i listened to it in the store and it didn't wow me at all, but i'm hoping the more i listen to it at home, it'll jump up and get me as an album of great songs rather than a "weirdo foriegn" album

i'm currently downloading E già from 82 which wiki says:

In 1981 Battisti broke the partnership with Mogol, switching to a more experimental, sometimes weird inspiration, based often on electronic instruments. The LPs of his "second period", starting from E già of 1982 (with lyrics by his wife), received a mixed reception from both critics and audiences.

Tripsichord
Valley of Ashes
v/a - western swing, blues, boogie and honky tonk vol 6: the 40s and 50s
higelin & areski
2nd Harmonium Album (eh.)
henry 'red' allen comp on RCA Victor Vintage Series.

jaxon, wake up Battisti thread once you've listened, I'm curious about the later stuff

xpost to ed3 would love to hear good Tuva comp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77Act9BxxYE

^ Sylvie Vartan

i am listening to the newest LSD March album a lot too. some good slow summertime jams. somewhere between breezy and dirgey.

and on a similarly guitar-oriented note, i also have been listening to this a lot:
http://images-jp.amazon.com/images/P/B0007NMKB2.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

Trizo 50
Godz 2
Wings - Wild Life

laddio bolocko - the life and times of laddio bolock
la otracina - tonal eclipse of the one
elliot lipp - city synthesis
mum - go go smear the poison ivy
studio - yearbook 1
michoacan

ALSO:

strategy - future rock

mike wexler - sun wheel

Roxy Music - Avalon (Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas remix)

norway: nul points

where is that rmx

in the trash

do you want it? i think its the worst thing l&pt have ever done.

Okeh Northern Soul (disk two only -- whar is #1? do not know)
Alter Ego
Yellow Pills: Prefill

empty trash

i thought we post stuff on this thread that we are listening to and we ENJOY?

sapat - mortise and tenon
united states of america - s/t
budos band - budos band II
exuma - snake
rub n tug campfire

I always specify suckage if I list something that I listened to that turned out to suck

haha i did point it out but 'norway: nul points' was perhaps too european a reference.

destroyer - your blues, rubies
ariel pink - the doldrums, loverboy, scared famous
scientist - heavyweight dub champion
lee perry - cloak & dagger, super ape
various excepter streams
faust - 71 minutes of faust, "V"

von sudafed several times
kode9 inna Space Ape
various live suicide
consumer electronics
white line fever

ha sudafed

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/I/41GXHJ6CAYL._SS500_.jpg

nostalgia

turntablizzzmmm 4ever

wick wick wack

ian, yoo might like this album:

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/I/51TZjMgQ7hL._SS500_.jpg

Born into a family of 11 children on February 7, 1919 in the northwestern corner of North Carolina, Spencer was introduced to old-time music early on. After the family moved across the mountains to Laurel Bloomery the Moore family was exposed to more old-time music via their neighbor, the blind fiddler and singer, G.B. Grayson. Spencer's father acquired a wind-up phonograph and records. Hearing records by the likes of Charlie Poole, Jimmie Rodgers , Riley Puckett and their neighbor, G.B. Grayson, stoked the fires of Spencer's love of old-time music that much more. A few dollars bought him a guitar from Sears and Roebuck via the mail. In 1933, at age 14, Spencer attended the famous Whitetop Mountain Folk Festival. There he heard Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt sing "Three Little Babes," an old British ballad also known as "The Wife of Usher's Well."

By the late 1930's, Spencer and his brother Joe were performing publicly themselves as the Moore Brothers in the Delmore Brothers style. It was during this period that the Moores performed in a tent-show with the Carter Family.

In 1959, famed folklorist Alan Lomax along with Shirley Collins came into the hills of southwest Virginia to collect Blue Ridge mountain music. Lomax recorded a number of pieces by Spencer including Jimmy Sutton and The Girl I Left Behind. The performances were released on Atlantic and Prestige Records.

Spencer Moore is a living link to our musical past. He knew and played with the Carter Family, G. B. Grayson and Henry Whitter. Such links are becoming increasing rare. He is a treasure we should cherish.

xpost to ed3 would love to hear good Tuva comp

forgot cd today will try to upload tonight. not a comp, just ondar, the elvis of tuva. he kinda shit the bed with his back tuva future (hur hur hur) album, it has one of the worst "let's westernize this folk musician" production jobs evah.

but echoes of tuva was recorded solo in the dome of pasadena's city hall, sounds like duane eddy up in the water tower. if duane eddy was a throatsinger. it's great.

so. i started using my brother's old ipod...and my listening has gone to hell...that and ive been listening to fmu at work again...also have not bought anything since a silly gabor zabor record and madagaskar4.

oh wait ..no on sat night i listened to a louis jordan comp several times. and lotti golden's motor-cycle...which rules.

there is an anglo dude here on the island - his father is a pretty good blues guitarist - who lived in mongolia and learned how to throatsing. he's good! it's weird.

tuva on the vineyard, that's awesome! I've been working on my kargyraa, that guttural sound. it's freaky to be able to make two notes at once.

http://www.punkvinyl.com/blog/images/manyfaces/avengers3.jpg

there should be more cherry red vinyl in the world

so much old timey jasssss.
kalacakra
pappo's blues vol. 3
bob andy - song book

superpitcher - here comes love
philip glass - einsteiny

p glass - oh yeah i'm digging the einstein too right now howbout that?
sten sandell - music from a waterhole.
Anthony braxton - most of the "ghost trance music" stuff. PARP ;
that koko taylor one off the wild at heart OST
5UUs - point of views (goth-prog buggles?),
howard shore - crash OST
arve henriksen - chiaroscuro

professor genius cdr
mike simonetti mix off italians do it better blog

tokyo jihen - OSCA single
artefacts of australian experimental music 1930-1973
ghedalia tazartes - live on french radio 1977
henry cow bbc sessions 1971-1975

Television - Live San Francisco 1979
Speculator EVR mix from this past Monday
The Birthday Party - Hitsss
Herbie Hancock - Mwandishi

How's that cdr, dmr? hee hee

listening to virgin fugs and not nearly drunk enough to enjoy it

carla bley - i hate to sing
charlie haden, carla bley et al - ballad of the fallen
hank mobley and lee morgan
ruthann friedman - constant companion (talk about an album that's grown on me.)
lightning bolt - hypermagic mountain
matmos - the rose has teeth
grateful dead/new riders of the purple sage boot of dubious origiin

also some large orchestra anthony braxton record.

How's that cdr, dmr?

worth every penny! hope you enjoyed the 2 more beers you could afford

I also got that track off your myspace, I guess that's some of the more ambient/spacey stuff you were talking about?

today bought:
von sudenfed
ray barretto - acid

just a tip for ian or whoever. this was definitely one of my fave records to listen to all last year. don't know what it'll sell for, but it's worth keeping an eye on. and who knows when another one will turn up. truly great hippie country rock stuff:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Cambridge-Lp-Share-Hippie-Folk-psyche-Private-Press-NR_W0QQitemZ110147083076QQihZ001QQcategoryZ306QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

to: pissed jeans
from: msp
subject: so what's the fuss all about?
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(xxpost)

Glad you like, dmr! I spent non-CD $$ that night. All CD $$ go to
the PG-next-CD-or-maybe-vinyl-Fund. The track on Myspace *isn't* one of the ones I mentioned. I'll post one of those soon. cheers!

wait, Simonetti reads the noise board now?

MUSIC OF INDIA (2LP set missing the first LP = free rekkid.) on the westminster hi fi label. sitar & tabla jams on the LP contained within.
roy harper - folkjokeopus

wait, Simonetti reads the noise board now?

nooooooooo

jay vee = pr0f. genius

omg, just in case anyone wonders why i write for decibel:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=qc0PzWYWPAM

hahahahahaha!

scott seward: night person.

blind blake 26-32 volume 2: search warrant blues

Big Dipper - Heavens

polmo polpo - the science of breath, like hearts swelling, kiss me again and again

dilloway/yeh - the squid
broom dusters lp
avarus - rasvaaja
pink reason - cleaning the mirror
susan alcorn - and i await
bryan eubanks/jp jenkins split
scott ferguson - walden park ep
john daly - mesa
cv313 - dimensional space

the door and the window - production line ep
bay city rollers - single tracks on side two of that album with the plaid background
driving stupid - horror asparagus stories

to: msp
from: pissed jeans
subject: have you seen us live?
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The The - Soul Mining
Neu '75
Donald Fagen - The Nightfly
Cash Money Platinum Hits

listened to Neu! 75 twice this week myself, "iss wery gudt"

skot's tip of the month: the new album by Grave In The Sky. There is psychedelia and there is doom metal, and there is plenty of sike doom, but it's been a LONG time since i've heard an album so purely psychedelic and so very very heavy. and LOUD! myspace does it no justice at all, but what are ya gonna do? it's all i got in the way of an example.

http://www.myspace.com/graveinthesky

dude in Grave In The Sky is also in the excellent Israeli noise group Lietterschpich, who are likewise way mind-expanding. their new album is tops!

http://www.myspace.com/doomdub

d charles speer - some forgotten country
phillis dillon - one life to live
blind willie mctell - atlanta 12 string
leadbelly 1935
coffee - one-armed one-man band

http://www.avclub.com/content/files/images/lync.jpg

wish i had not sold that lync LP.

terry reid - river
velvet cacoon (that is their misspelling, not mine.)
can't stop listening to that D Charles Speer. I like it a lot. I think some of you guys might too, if you can get past the alt countryisms and focus on the (relatively high) quality of the songwriting and the rural psych fuzz jammers.

meringue "music from the mint green nest"
m.

how was it? I have that, probably haven't listened to it in a decade.

von sudenfed
the fall - infotainment scan
david axelrod - the edge (best of)
budos band II
beatnuts - street level
turzi - A
voyage comp.

listening to new akercocke. love it. just as good as the last album and the last album was great.

http://www.earache.com/bands/akercocke/navigation/akercocke_pic.jpg

"how was it? I have that, probably haven't listened to it in a decade"

i think it's been about that long for me too. (used to see them live from time to time.)

intensely 90s. tiger trap polvo the sea and cake and then mercury rev for the thinking fellers union local 282. or not.

no fear of jam here.
m.

on the drive back from Missoula:

reigning sound's home for orphans
eno warm jets
super roots 7
handsome family -- in the air
son volt -- trace

currently:

77BOADRUM (finally)

The Infotainment Scan is the last of those great early '90s Fall albums.

today:

paul simon - s/t
m. ward - post-war & the transfiguration of vincent
brian eno & david byrne - my life in the bush of ghosts
talking heads - more songs about buildings & food

van sudafed "tromatic reflexxions"
m.

paul mccartney - memory almost full
the shaggs - philosophy of the world
bobb trimble - life beyond the doghouse

oh, and:

memphis goons - teenage bbq

shellac - excellent italian greyhound
jay reatard - blood visions/hammer i miss you 7"
big star - radio city
battles - mirrored
the stooges - fun house

Incredible String Band 1st
Meat Puppets 1st
Borbetomagus - work on what has been spoiled
cecil taylor - unit structures
terry reid - river

amon duul2-carnival in babylon
kate bush-the dreaming/thekickinside
boredoms - rebore 0

omar souleyman - highway to hassake
omar souleyman - highway to hassake
omar souleyman - highway to hassake

Can - Ege Bamyasi
Carpenters - Close to You
Todd Rundgren - Runt
Red Kross - Born Innocent

2day so far

Tragedy Khadafi- Saga Of A Hoodlum
Symphonies by Walton (#1), Holmboe (#4 and 8), Stravinsky (In C and In 3 Mvmnts)

sunroof! - delicate autobahn
vibracathedral orchestra - queen of guess
ariel pink

steve reich - "electric counterpoint"
rhys chatham - "guitar trio" (live at the kitchen)
ornette coleman - "theme from a symphony (variation 1 & 2)"

the band - music from big pink
van morrison - his band & the street choir

http://www.myspace.com/goldenreaal

Guns N Roses - Use Your Illusion I

II was better

sleep are you going to see [matthew bower/marcia basset]hototogisu/prurient this week.
somewhere in park slope i think. we can get some drinks.

Sounds from a Bygone Age vol. 3 - Dona Dumitru Siminica (fucking outstanding Romanian folk-pop from the 60s)

Charles Lloyd - Soundtrack (so-so quality live recording from a festival that is annoyingly not labeled as such, but does nonetheless feature Jack DeJohnette and Keith Jarrett)

Barry White - Greatest Hits (RIP)

ariel pink
p glass - Powaqqatsi (wow!)
van halen - diver down
ann steel album
wizzards live
Tone Poem Archives

giving that t. moore record another try. trying to.

new angels of light was getting to me last night/this am..i think they hit a stride, fellas

melmouth...s/t i think? some french lunacy...forgot i had dwnlded it at some point but get way back into it on sat night

Theo Parrish - So Now What?
Sinead O'Connor - I Don't Know How to Love Him
Royal Trux - Shockwave Rider
MIA and Neneh Cherry actually sound nothing alike.

sleep are you going to see [matthew bower/marcia basset]hototogisu/prurient this week.
somewhere in park slope i think. we can get some drinks.

-- ian, Monday, July 16, 2007 11:38 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

ohh i didn't know about that
i see a show next thursday the 26th at issue project room, is that it? let's go, and drink

it IS at issue project room, but i dunno if it's that show or diffrnt. i will check the daet.

climax golden twins - dream cut short..
first neu
new dalta akhri - song of humanity
roswell rudd - numatik swingband?
carla bley band - europe live 77
kate bush - the dreaming
rosoe mitchell - sound

tim buckley - goodbye and hello
the d.o.c. - no one can do it better
miles davis - miles in the sky
ego summit

sylvie vartan - les annes rca 61-83 (thanks to curtis stevens for that amazing youtube link upthread)
charles ives / ensemble modern - 'a portrait of charles ives'
shiina ringo - shoso strip
tokyo jihen - OSCA single
charles ives - universe symphony, col legno (exact opposite of the version on Centaur -- the opening is stiff and _not_ cosmic, but the ending is executed razor sharp and terrifying. I need to import both versions into an editor and cross fade them at the thirty minute point)

Vainio + Vasanen + Vega - Resurrection River

arnold dreyblatt - nodal excitation
roscoe mitchell - the flow of things

chico hamilton - the dealer

manbeard/avarus 2007 tour cd
8 eyed spy live nyc 1979
8 eyed spy live la 1980
devil dogs live milan 1981

Milton, Leonardo wants to hear the Col Legno Universe sym... (o..o)

white mice (the reggae one)
sarolta zalatnay
dungen - tio bitar
lee douglas - breakwind / do right 12"

8 eyed spy live nyc 1979
8 eyed spy live la 1980
devil dogs live milan 1981

ha I listened to some of 8 eyed spy's s/t album recently, not as noizy & raw-sounding as I remembered. saw em live in ann arbor in 1980 and got totally scared by lydia lunch LOOKING RIGHT AT ME. good band tho very capt beefheart. the devil dogs played in A2 later same year, but I don't think they existed for very long after that 1981 bootleg.

you saw 8 eyed spy? JEALOUS

yeah there's definite beefheart and voidoid damage there, I come away thinking they were scumfuck 1.0 - blueprint for birthday party, sonic youth, pussy galore, etc. jagged rockabilly, abrasive noise, diseased americana. I haven't spent a lot of time with the s/t, but my impression is that it didn't capture their live fury. unfortunately most of the live tapes are pretty ruff. the '79 recording is awesome, though, best sounding 8ES I've heard. lunch is still halfway in teenage jesus mode, her vocals are like nails on chalkboard.

the devil dogs were around for less than a year I think. r quine gave them their setlist of old blues tunes.

there is live stuff ON the s/t too though. including the excellent cover of white rabbit. i love the first side of that album. so great. i discovered that album in the dollar bin at the swansea mall in swansea massachusetts when i was 16. and the admissions director of the bad boy school that i got sent away to was the person who told me to buy it! he was very cool. thanks, mr.soren!

yeah I've got to track the s/t down again, haven't heard it in a long time.

been thinking through my "8 eyed spy as scumfuck 1.0" theory. I've struggled before to explain exactly how late-70s no-wave and early 80s scumrock are different (been feeling the differences more than understanding them).

but listening to 8 eyed spy, they brought a sexy expansiveness to the no-wave party. and it's not just due to lunch's presence, the music itself has a tawdry bump n grind to it, it feels dirty. listening to no new york, you wonder if these people even know what sex is and maybe they just carve each other up with busted glass for kicks. no wave was anti-pleasure, whereas the scumfuck groups like birthday party, swans, sonic youth, etc, used pain to bring pleasure. there's an american gothic sensuousness in that stuff, and 8 eyed spy had laid the map on the table in '79. lunch and sy dueting on "death valley 69" in '84 now sounds like the swing of an axe she'd been sharpening for years.

scott have you heard that veronica lipgloss and the evil eyes album? awful name, good band. it's right up the alley of an 8 eyed spy lover.

listening to no new york, you wonder if these people even know what sex is

I don't wonder this.

no wave was anti-pleasure whereas the scumfuck groups like birthday party, swans, sonic youth, etc, used pain to bring pleasure.

I don't get the distinction. Sonic Youth were "using pain to bring pleasure" more than Mars or D.N.A.?

yeah. as much as I love mars and dna, there's something constipated about their music. they could strangle their instruments for 100 years and still not come up with a "halloween" or a "shadow of a doubt". or a "fort belevedere"! even comparing the swans first ep to some of the no wave stuff - there's a muscularity in it.

or maybe I'm just nuts.

An ugly muscularity (as opposed to the more whimsical velocity of Red Transistor or Glenn Branca's songs in the Static and Theoretical Girls).

As far as Mars and D.N.A., I don't understand why you want to use the pejorative "constipated" as opposed to, say, "fractured." I mean, that was the point - it was art music.

they could strangle their instruments for 100 years and still not come up with a "halloween" or a "shadow of a doubt". or a "fort belevedere"!

What about "3E," the first Mars single???

At least Ut, in bringing no wave around into this kind of new indie rock, did something intelligent as opposed to "Ooh, Charles Manson" (Sonic Youth) or "I'm going to kill myself with a knife!" (Swans).

bloggy dance playlist

paul kalkbrenner - "altes kamuffel"
mark august - "old joy"
subs - "fuck that shit" (mason quarter remix)
drop the lime - "mandeer hunted"
parallels - "ghost machines" + "magnetic friends"
glass candy - "rolling down the hills"

that track "all gates open" on the last can album is really good.

Though No wave probably mirrors an art scene in the way it wound down quick surely it wsn't just purely 'art music' and anti-pleasure - that's really restrictive.

No wave gives me the same feel as rock n' roll, at times.

An ugly muscularity (as opposed to the more whimsical velocity of Red Transistor or Glenn Branca's songs in the Static and Theoretical Girls).

I dunno, red transistor and the static were v v ugly. theoretical girls not so much.

I'm a sucker for garish grand guginol stuff anyway, tim. I wish swans had a song called "I'm going to kill myself with a knife!"

I guess I can see why you'd say Red Transistor and the Static were "ugly" - dissonance, violence, etc. But I meant more of a sort of very ugly depiction of reality that you get with Swans that is totally not present with Red Transistor, who were total goofballs, though yeah kind of present in Glenn Branca's no wave songs although those are fairly goofy as well.

Though No wave probably mirrors an art scene in the way it wound down quick surely it wsn't just purely 'art music' and anti-pleasure - that's really restrictive.

No wave gives me the same feel as rock n' roll, at times.

-- xyzzzz__, Wednesday, July 18, 2007 7:04 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

speaking of no-wave and rock n roll, these guys are like some kind of outsider hesher inadvertant no-wave insanity. i really dig them (the first video was on one of the funny threads already but these dudes deserve more (non-ironic) exposure:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=P07Di283vfw

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ukjnrXTTvPY

http://youtube.com/watch?v=36WQbjekE2g

http://youtube.com/watch?v=eL1yTxrhdLc

http://youtube.com/watch?v=yRnPE1u4ruM

and here's a documentary about this band i am providing only for background (the guy hosting it is a completely unfunny douchebag who doesn't realize what he has discovered):

http://youtube.com/watch?v=glHUMzfRoQA

I agree that, at its best, it was "rock and roll." Garbage music. I was just saying that the fracturedness of D.N.A. was a sort of "art music" impulse in response to Edward saying they were constipated and had never thought about sex.

found the self title Random Hold ep for a dollar yesterday. thought it'd be of interest to This Heat fanboys on noize board
Random Hold - C/D

lately:

judee sill - lady-o
rolling stones - exile on main st.
black sabbath - master of reality
lots of reggae and rocksteady that i've never heard at this monday night bar thing.
gene clark - no other
faust - st / so far / tapes
double fantasy - universal ave. (thanks jaxon for the leonardo!)
13th floor elevators - easter everywhere
ron pate and his debonairs - raudelunas 'pataphysical revue'
morton feldman - triadic memories

dock boggs: his folkways years 1963-1968

i forgot to mention that a day after that bad beatles thread i found 3 freddie and the dreamers albums at the thrift store. including the soundtrack to a movie they did called seaside swingers. all in nice shape! (also found the first chantays album in nice shape with pipeline on it. a sorta costly record.)

lots and lots of this

http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/5854/daf3kr0.jpg

xyp: beautiful sunrise all the tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime

i love daf. they ruled so hard.

sweet. i found gabi delgado's first solo record the other week, i cannot reccommend it enough.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq4ZRHmyYKs

^ didn't curtis ask about that

curtis brumbalon? he's more on the crinkle in the woods tip.

Theo Parrish - So Now What? YES
Royal Trux - Shockwave Rider YES YES

Ha you always like Royal Trux and Theo/Moodymann stuff.

what moodyman stuff is good?

Silent Introduction. Black Mahogani

Also sexyDancer has seen Moodymann "perform", I believe. Something I've always wanted to experience.

Silence In the Secret Garden is good too.

yes and yes.
"silence in the secret garden" has it moments, but he's in "fuck you whitey" jazz mode overload.
seeing him perform: cocky as hell performance art sleeze

takes one to know one!

gotta start somewhere

i'd like to see his live act. as he a dj he is wack. this is fucking cool:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=nFr3Seeta6s

that looks tight

has anyone seen green velvet / cajmere DJ?

hey can we talk about japanese ravers in doc holliday hats??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qkj7NXSV-Qw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeRVxahwWmk

oh hey its dj eye!

SOME OF THE DANCING IS NOT VERY GOOD !

xyp: yeah it was like that except she wasn't standing up.
that and more darkness.
I've seen Green Velvet live. Keytar madness.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIx2X8MSZF4

he's at studio b on the 28th but I'm not sure if it's live or DJ

fuck waht 2 do tonight

can't stop playing this album:

http://a176.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/55/l_05ee6ab7044313cfb8166b178c1b5a47.png

Vangelis Not a Bit - All of It Lyrics

Hysteria and insomnia
Stress, neurosis

Please give a better impression with clever use of cosmetics

Among others at this very happy wedding
Were mr. and mrs *peep*
The bride looked very pretty
Wearing a dress of old lace, designed by *peep*

Last week I had been to this beautiful memorial service held at *peep*
For the late *peep*

Laaaa, la da dia haoo ...

This man is a professional singer
We think his voice will develop

La, lala lala lalala

Here is the bride
La la la la la la la la
Holy bright
Tra la la la la la la la
Not a bit
La la la la la la la la
All of it
Here is the bride
La la la la la la la la
Holy bright
Tra la la la la
Not a bit
All of it

I made myself interesting again today

Obviously

cool stuff at a yard sale today:

nice copy of beefheart - strictly personal (which i already own, but what the hell, i wasn't gonna just leave it there.)

nice copy of beastie boys cooky puss 12-inch with picture sleeve

SO EXCITED to find this. a sweet copy of *This Is Phoenix Not The Circle Jerks* the Placebo comp from 1984 with jfa, sun city girls, etc, on it. i've wanted a copy of this since i heard it in 1984! but i never wanted to pay ebay money for one. i don't even know what it sells for. not too crazy probably. but still...

raiders of the lost dub (mango dub comp from 1981)

minutemen - ballot result 2-lp (including a letter from kara nicks explaining that mail-order customers would be getting albums before radio or press or distributors cuz the casettes were screwed up or something. which means this copy is hot of the presses! in 1986!)

black heat - keep on runnin' (cool hard to find horn-y funky stuff on atlantic)

black blood album on mainstream with a.i.e.(a mwana) on it. nice shape too!

the big itch (surf and garage comp on mr.manicotti records)

back from the grave vol.5 on crypt.

VERY cool girlpunk comp on Mystic Records from 1983 called *The Sound Of Hollywood Girls* with la girls, soloman kane, the skirts, screamin' sirens, butch, de de troit, hellion, bitch, sin 34, i.u.d., hot food to go, and toxic fumes!

also got tapes: d.o.a., dk's live in germany boot, jfa live 84, 7 inch wonders sst comp, roir dub syndicate, roir new york thrash comp (which i totally needed)

and two cds: paul's boutique (which i haven't heard since it came out. i had the vinyl at one point. why didn't anyone tell me when strawberry records in philly was selling, like, 50 copies of paul's boutique in the dollar bin that it would sell for so much money some day? i guess i'm no nostrodamus.)

vinyl i got at the record store the other day:

norman blake - blackberry blossom

black oak arkansas - balls of fire

badfinger - airwaves

james brown - cold sweat (not the best shape. not great, but not horrible. listenable.)

tell it like it is - a folk musical about god

new kemialliset ystavat album

at the thrift store the other day:

lots of really super-clean classical vinyl. beautiful London FFSS records, Mercury Living Presence Stereo, RCA Living Stereo. The London records in particular sound amazing. three freddie & the dreamers records in great shape. a monkees record. sealed prefab sprout record(steve mcqueen/two wheels good. which i love). sealed glenn gould/beethoven record on columbia. pristine copy of dionne warwick's valley of the dolls album. sounds amazing. mint copies on Epic of the Juilliard String Quartet. two albums: brahms/piano quintet in f minor, op.34 (with leon fleisher) and mendelssohn quartet in a minor, op.13/quartet in d major, op.44, no.1 (these also sound astounding). and other stuff.

oh, the other cd i got at the yard sale was the 2cd funkadelic music for your mother singles comp.

oh and at another yard sale we bought an 8-track player for 5 bucks so i could play my 8-track of cosmic slop on the stereo. (and yes i own a nice vinyl copy of comsic slop, but i just want to hear the 8-track once.)

yes- s/t
grace jones- living my life
samara lubelski- parallel suns

TODAY WAS GEORGE CLINTON'S BIRTHDAY. TOTALLY HEARD MAGGOT BRAIN ON THE DRIVE 2 WORK.

LISTENING TO THINGS LIKE THESE:
-roswell rudd - numatik swing band
-v/a - clawhammer banjo tunes from the mountains (county 717)
-arnold dreyblatt - nodal excitation
-alan silva - luna surface, seasons, skillfullness
-frank wright - your prayer, frank wright trio.
-steve lacy - forest and the zoo
-hoover s/t (not the dischord band)
-gun - gunsight
-johnny burnette - crazy date
-elizabeth cotten LP
-roscoe mitchell sextet - sound
-ghost - hypnotic underworld
-fahey - the yellow princess
-paul bley - closer
-west coast pop art experimental band - child's guide to good and evil

"Perpetual Time Machine" - Klaatu
"Rover's Return" - The Korgis
Joe Meek - I hear a New World
Martin Denny - Quiet Village
A Heavy Dose of Lyte Psych

sleep i'm downloading that funk flex shit right now
herro 5 hour mp3

lotta stuff today

feelies - the good earth
circus lupus - solid brass
the best of james bond
gorguts - obscura
godheadsilo - share the fantasy
kreator - pleasure to kill
ramones - road to ruin
mission of burma - the obliterati
metallica - master of puppets
royal trux - cats and dogs
white stripes - de stijl
misfits - static age
funkadelic - maggot brain
angry samoans - the unboxed set
REM - eponymous
the stooges - funhouse

sleep i'm downloading that funk flex shit right now
herro 5 hour mp3

-- dmr, Sunday, July 22, 2007 11:31 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

oh nice, i haven't listened to the whole thing yet but part 4 is killing me

funkmaster flex 90s dedication jul 4 07
smif-n-wessun - dah shinin
black moon - enta da stage instrumentals
vibracathedral orchestra - double lp
the shadow ring - im some songs
destroyer - rubies
feist - the reminder

Mizutama Shobodan - Maid's Prayer Sounds Like DA-DA-DA!

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/07/mizutama-shobodan-maids-prayer-sounds.html

wait did Funk Flex knock 3xc3pt3r off the top of World's Record Longest MP3???

Ten for Today:

Dedicated to Peter Kurten - Whitehouse
Back in Black - AC/DC
Kaleidoscope World - the Chills
Paris 1919 (expanded CD) - John Cale
Population II - Randy Holden
Oz Days Live - V/A
Eclipse - Masayuki Takayanagi
Mortoise and Tenon - Sapat
The Wigmaker in 18th Century Williamsburg - To Live and Shave in LA
Slap Happy Humphrey S/T

nah that 90s mix is split up into hour-long parts, scepter still got it

word. glad to still be hip hop's #1 long dog

plus when you take the commercials out of a 5-hour radio show there's only 4 hours left

flex must break some record here for heaviest bomb-drop sample abuse though

3xc3pt3r should start doing ads onna streams: TEN DOLLA BURRITO BITCHES

you can make the album artwork change at different points in itunes btw :O

i keep playing shake your rump. i heart dust brothers. i would kill for an instrumental version of paul's boutique.

you should at least get the 12" version then...
xp: really? howzzat?

http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2005/07/how_to_make_enh.html

not sure you'll be to do this with podomatic

it's a AAC file ultimately? no, cannot pod.

yea, oh well

my friend's been doing enhanced podcasts for his art gallery. they're pretty great. give all the song titles, artist and artwork that you want.

Tori Kudo & LA Consumption 4 - Atlantic City
Ivor Cutler - Velvet Donkey
Steve Lacey - The Forest & The Zoo

Selda
Mobb Deep - The Infamous
Ame - Balandine / Enoi 12"
Fall - Peel Sessions Disc 1

That Selda disc is definitely my fave of the Finders Keepers releases I've heard. Only other one I could really get into was the Jean Claude Vannier one.

i keep playing shake your rump. i heart dust brothers. i would kill for an instrumental version of paul's boutique.

-- scott seward, Tuesday, 24 July 2007 18:06

http://www.beastiemania.com/discog/filter.php?track=Shake%20Your%20Rump%20(Instrumental)&band=b#1234

ian, the christine harwood and susan christie discs are pretty fetch. the yamasuki singers is pretty cool, but i can only listen to it a number of times. kinda kitsch-y. it's been years since i heard it, but i remember the welsh rare beat to be pretty amazing.

I didn't check out the Yamasuki singers one, but wasn't particularly impressed with the Harwood or Christie ones. Not that I didn't like them, but they didn't grab me in the "hey I haven't heard anything much like this before" way.

Listening now to Andwellas Dream.

i like that selda album a bunch. but that turkish one with the monkey on the cover is way phat! thought it might just be cheesy breakbeat stuff but the whole thing is fuzzy funky fun. the songs are great. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. 5 STARS.

ian matthews - tigers will survive
robert ashley - in sara, mencken, christ and beethoven there were men and women
lejaren hiller - avalanche/nightmare music/suite for two pianos and tape/computer music for tape and percussion
little brother montgomery - crescent city blues (bluebird double LP)

just bought myself an early birthday present. patrick cowley's group Indoor Life. private press before it was reissued on celluloid. super duper funky. sounds like james chance but w/synths.

http://www.audiophileusa.com/covers400water/39149.jpg

^ http://www.robotsinheat.com/trax/Voodoo.mp3

Asana - Ina Apa http://ontonson.com/index.php?main_page=product_music_info&products_id=672 (second sample is better)
Neubauten - Kollaps
The Legendary Pink Dots - All the King's Men

july music:

Ravel piano music
Cage piano music
awesome NYC Salsa compilation on Fania
Joyce Greatest Hits
Lindstrom/Mungolian remix
various ABBA
various Fleetwood Mac
Judee Sill live BBC
Love & Rockets - "So Alive"

el topo soundtrack
yob - elaborations of carbon
8 eyed spy s/t
judas priest - sad wings of destiny
charalambides - union

environments 7 - intonation
artefacts of australian experimental music 1930-1973
divine styler - spiral walls containing autumns of light (this album's timeless)
catherine ribeiro
walker brothers - nite flights
scott 4

milton, if you go to the bookstore you can read my essay on divine's album in the new marooned book. you might like it. then you can put the book back on the shelf if you want.

oh and i bought CDs today! i know, right? who buys CDs? i guess i was in the mood. mostly used stuff though. E.A.R. albums that i'll probably listen to once. harry nilsson's skidoo soundtrack. some metal. the one thing i was happy to get was a used copy of that big 6-disc weirdopsychwhatever comp from lastvisibledog. invisible pyramid:elegy box. i always looked at that thing in the record store, but i could never justify spending 50 bucks or whatever it cost. but used it was like 15 bucks! i justified like crazy.

and i got that new stars of the lid. who i have never heard before! but all the ilm-love finally got to me. i haven't listened to it yet though. i didn't go for the vinyl. seems easier to listen to it on disc. the vinyl is like four records. anyone see that new sunno)))))))))) vinyl? thing weighs like 50 pounds.

pearlz before swine - these things too
judee sill - s/t

nomeansno - all roads lead to ausfahrt;
mx-80 - i've seen enough;
bill- bat man;
striborg.

kraftwerk 1 and 2 and ralf and florian and tone float
shrimp boat - speckly
james - village fire
agustus pablo - rocker all star explosion

of the boris albums ive heard (pink, akuma no uta, amplifier worship, and flood), the only one i even like a little is flood, which i really really love.

does someone agree

ban 69

dude the only reason you even listen to boris is because of its place in your alpha-by-artist itunes

alpha-by-asian

I don't even listen to Boris. Akuma No Uta rules tho

Strawberry Alarm Clock - 1st album
T. Rex - The Slider
Mccartney II

Oh, and Jennifer Gentle - The Midnight Room - which rules!!!

listening to new age tapes i bought:

Lazaris Remembers Lemuria

("Since 1974, Lazaris has channeled through Jach Pursel, his only channel, offering his friendship and love, and generating a remarkable body of tools, techniques, processes and pathways for our Spiritual Journey Home to God/Goddess/All That Is.")

Singh Kaur/Kim Robertson - Crimson Vol.4 - Har Har Mukande

("Meditate deeply on this ancient healing celestial song/chant to awaken your victorious personality. It is written that this sound current will give the experience of living from a carefree perspective which is the liberated soul. It can stimulate the capacity for commitment and courage, turning challenges into opportunities. The nobility of the music with its deep percussion builds around an echoing vocal line in an arrangement of old Italian melodies.")

Arthur Van Horne - The Manhattan Project

(Totally bonkers. My fave track: "Athenia" : "The wondrous world of Ice Castles and Snow Monsters". Jan Hammer + Kitaro, basically.)

Chazz - A Time To Dream

(shakuhatchie flute, twelve string guitars, soft bells, chimes, choir, songbirds, grand piano, electric bells, raindrops, bass pulse, waterfall, bubbling brook, electric harp, gregorian chant, angelic voices, chimes, vibes.)

Gerald Jay Markoe - Sacred Music From Seven Stars

(http://www.angelfire.com/il2/pleiadians/network.html)

Ray Lynch - the sky of mind

(Love this! "Widely used for meditation, relaxation, healing therapies, and in ER and surgical rooms by doctors and nurses. Flute, piano, guitar, recorders, cello and keyboards.")

Emerald Web - Lights of the Ivory Plains

(Also really good. Electro + flutes.)

Steven Halpern - Crystal Suite

(Serious acid crystal healing jams. Way psych.)

Akasha - Sky-Wings (Music by Sri Chinmoy)

(Sri Chinmoy is really smart and really strong and he must smoke a TON of pot. He's like the Jack Lalanne of the spirit world.)

i like how some of this stuff makes me want to claw my own eyeballs out in a fit of dmt/pcp/lsd-induced mania in ways that psych rock and hipster psych NEVER makes me want to do. Yer Prophet 5 is all up in my brain!!!

A friend gave me a 2CD set of some "masterwork trilogy" by Andreas Vollenweider. I still have never listened to it. Maybe I should fish it out sometime.

the only Boris I have is Pink which has some serious jamz

i wasn't all that impressed by pink. i wanted to be, cuz i always need another band in my life with 15,000 albums that i can blow my money on. and i didn't really like the sunno)))))))))))))))))/boris album either. it all seemed kinda unfinished or rushed. like those AMT albums that they make in their sleep.

I just bought Savage Rose and Earth Opera 8-tracks on ebay for the 8-track player I got for the Pacer!

now playing: tape that one of the dudes from goosewind sent me of pre-goosewind/80's/psych stuff. live and studio experiments. i dunno if it's on cd or anything, but it should be. THIS i really dig.

cool! x-post.

i still haven't hooked up the 8-track player i bought last week.

Scott OTM re: Boris

the superfast ones on Pink aren't that great but the slower/heavier ones are good. can't remember the titles.

boris fanz need to hear this:

http://www.psychedelic-music.net/pmdb/picdb/942.jpg

which might sound snooty or something? to be honest, i am no expert on japanese psych. there is TONS of stuff i've never heard. but no matter how many times i've played that marble sheep album the result is the same: i go AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! it's sheer heaven. so total. so all-consuming. and maybe their is a boris album like that and i just haven't heard it.

does a noize dude like Yura Yura Teikoku

http://progressive.homestead.com/files/yura_yura_teikoku.jpg

Scott do u have that High Rise album "Disallow"¿

Yura Yura Teikoku

^ i think i saw them?

power pop makes me erase

Yura Yura Teikoku

^ i think i saw them?

mebbe you went to see 3xc3pt3r open for them at northsix .... ? thats where I saw em

speaking of northsix wtf is up with "music hall of williamsburg"

are they gonna have oompah bands

pollack to basics

I hope they do!!!

"Scott do u have that High Rise album "Disallow"¿"

no, i don't. i need more high rise albums in my life. they are god. *high rise - live* is one of the greatest albums ever made. and seeing them live is one of the greatest things/forces of nature that i've ever witnessed.

scott you should jam boris's FLOOD

i'll remember the title. maybe i'll see it cheap. i wanna get into skullflower now. i only own one album by them! the last one on crucial blast.

oh yeah, mono bore me to tears too. but they are more of a godspeed kinda thing.

I don't like Mono at all. or Godspeed either.

i wanna get into skullflower now.

seconded. I have been meaning to ask if some of that stuff that people leo'd a while back could be re-upped. I missed out ....

then i'll need to get stuff by ramleh, total, and sunroof. it could be my project this winter.

I love myself a Sunroof

Ned Rothenberg Elliott Sharp Samm Bennett - Semantics

^ really digging it right now.. .DNA/Free jazz vibe

i'm with tim on the jenifer gentle...second everyone on boris and mono (though i alway thought they were a more boring mogwai than gsybe).

been listening mainly to willie nelson, canned heat, and a lotta old blues and roots stuffs...but i was in the mountains...i did spend one night listening to some jewled antler band while sitting onthe dock and staring at the moonless, starfilled sky (at about 2 am)...

since retruning, finally listened to the new coleen and was digging the reissued delux culture two sevens clash (despite dumbass packaging) and some italien thing that a certain OM employee conviced me was a good idea. it is. itll tell you what it is later.

also yesterday evening was loveless on repeat (thnks to a certain essay ina certain book featuing certain people we all know)...then disc 4 of that crazy last visible dog comp with the turtlething on the cover (brain still dead from too much easy mountain living).

i dig yura yura, but havent played them in a while...i think i saw both the n 6th and tonic shows, but cant recal who else played w/them at tonic...must get back to writing shit down

Ghana Soundz vol. 1
Indoor Life
Smif N Wessun - Dah Shinin'
Big L - Lifestylez ov da Poor and Dangerous
Black Moth Super Rainbow - Dandelion Gum
Glenn Gould - Ideas of North

"then disc 4 of that crazy last visible dog comp with the turtlething on the cover"

that's the one i just got. i posted about it up above. i really dig it. and i haven't even gotten to disc four yet!

sorry, i havent gone back and read everyting from the 6 days i was entirely offline...i bought it from the miminokoto dudes with winnings from the breeders cup at that show hstncl and tddp did down at the bar near my apt...so ive been dealing with it since ohhh, oct/nov 2006 and still havent really gone all the way in. some of it is really just amazing...and as a package its brilliantly overwhelming. i was listeningto disc 6 the most for a while. my biggest "problem" is that i keep just taking it on as a crazy whorl of fun noise and never bother to figure out whos who (if its not obvious) or any of that business. i just dive in there and roll with it. im sure i shold buy more by some of those bands, but i couldnt begin to say who.

I have been meaning to ask if some of that stuff that people leo'd a while back could be re-upped. I missed out ....

I will support anyone's skullflower addiction. love their stuff from '88 to '92 - birthdeath, form destroyer, xaman, iiird gatekeeper - unfortunately it's the hardest to come by. they petered out after that, and bower's side projects have been more interesting than skullflower for years now.

I'm uploading my homebrewed rarities comp once more...

HARVESTER!!!

catrter fam - on border radio 1930 vol 2

milton, if you go to the bookstore you can read my essay on divine's album in the new marooned book. you might like it. then you can put the book back on the shelf if you want.

-- scott seward, Thursday, July 26, 2007 3:42 AM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

I did just that at st. mark's on july 5th. almost bought the book just for that article, then I made the mistake of reading some of the rest of it, but man I am avidly awaiting the first volume of compiled skot

(I should give the book another try, when I looked at the back cover there were a lot of respectable ILM people, I might have just landed on the wrong three articles)

listening to Webern playlist of the 3CD Boulez set with all the vocal pieces edited out
SFEMF 2007 promo CD
syrinx - long lost relatives

oh yeah

rick wakeman - lisztomania ost

i went to beth parker's birthday party tonight and there was a woman there who put on the jandek show in boston and it was fun listening to her talk about her interactions with him. they had dinner together. My Dinner With Jandek! how great would that movie be?

romantic comedy!
my fave skullflowers are "IIIrd Gatekeeper" and "Form Destroyer"

SY - Daydream Nation (homework for show tonight, hadta refresh memory)
GZA - Liquid Swords
Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda
Cherrystones Word comp.
Skullflower raritieeees

Works by Joanna Bailie (Feldman-ish, I suppose) and Matthew Shlomowitz (d/l from his site).

julie covington "only women bleed"

http://youtube.com/watch?v=nxBficNKirQ

hototogisu - cuckoo cloudland, sculpture built upon the graves
john bender - plaster falling, pop surgery
miles davis - bitches brew
sonic youth - sister

bongwater: "too much sleep" o boy i forgot how good this is

that line that went something like *too much sleep - you've slept way too long - like when yer 20 years old before you pick up the tempo* used to BUM ME OUT something major. like, thanks for making feel like a lazy loser. cuz i was past 20 when i bought that album and i hadn't done shit. but those two were faux-slackers anyway. they had ambition and energy up the wazoo.

(cuckoo cloudland available at mutants0unds btw) xxp to me

bun e. branze

Asana - Ina Apa
^ listening to INSANE L?K??O remix which is v.v. Soft Pink Truthy.

Dungen - Tio Bitar
Beachwood Sparks s/t
Iris DeMent - Infamous Angel
Miles Davis - Live/Evil
Wayne McGhie and the Sounds of Joy
MFSB s/t

grails - burning impurities
galaxie 500 - on fire
crowbar - s/t
behemoth - demigod
killdozer - intellectuals are the shoe shine boys for the ruling elite
mercury rev - boces
deerhunter - cryptograms
fields of the nephilim - the nephilim
von sudenfed - tromatic reflexxions
goatsnake - 1 + Dog Days

Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company - Music by David Borden
Culture - Two Sevens Clash
Ethiopiques 5 - Tigrigna Music

ashra - blackouts, new age of earth
jackie-o motherfucker - magick fire music
vibracathedral orchestra - dabbling with gravity and who you are
black mountain
donna summer greatest hits
set fire to flames - sings reign rebuilder
celtic frost! - to mega therion (need more of this kinda thing whoa totally)

The vocals are recorded dry as fuck on this Borden thing - it sounds weird.

Angry Samoans - Back From Samoa
Vom - Live at Surf City
TLC - CrazySexyCool
Excepter - Sunbomber
8Ball and MJG - Ridin' High
Yoko Ono - Approximately Infinite Universe
UGK - Kingz of Da Hood

new alcest album

pfunk music fer yer mother 2cd comp

diagazone - a message from the server
moonskull - welcome to santa's barn
splinters - s/t
the burning forms - west virginia, tanzania, rome

milford graves percussion ensemble
har-you percussion group
david tudor - rainforest IV
shirley collins - the power of the true love knot
charley feathers - tip top daddy
sunny murray - sunshine
jackie mitoo - macka fat
jah shaka meets aswad
henry grimes trio - the call

john cage insane live recording in germany on wergo

nichi nichi kore ko nichi

the knife live thing
volcano the bear
jason forrest vs. oxenaxxe
m.

van oehlen - we are eggsperienced / rock & roll is here to die;
jim o - terminal pharmacy / tacere fas;
mx 80 - out of control;
richard x - the kraftwerk / whitney thing

in the past two weeks i've sold like two hundred cds, close to a hundred 7"s, and at least 20 lps back to reckless, i'm not listening to shit right now. ;_;

its august nerds