What Are You Listening To (NO CHRISTMAS MUSIC EDITION 07!!!)

both those enrico rava records are classic underrated late seventies ECM... the former has John Abercrombie and the latter has Roswell Rudd. The 2nd one is moodier, but the first one is for the grateful dead fans & dope smokers.

i bought a bunch of things yesterday but these are the only ones i remember

Stomu Yamash'ta's Red Buddha Theatre - Man from The East
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Wild Angles Soundtrack
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Michael Hoenig - Departure From The Northern Wasteland
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/detchibe/R-247749-1135974979.jpg

Odetta in Japan (sample to East Flatbush Project "tried by 12")
Kleeer - Taste the Music

i've been looking for those last 2 for YEARS and found each for a buck.

Montage
Ash Ra/Gottsching Private Tapes Vol.1
Complete On The Corner box ...still...and always...
Automat

I'm hungover and I want to listen to Braid. WTF

I took a road trip to the otherworldly town of St. Augustine with my girl over the summer and we discovered this magical radio station run by Jones College there.... I'm so thankful for the streaming version during these winter months

http://wktz.jones.edu/Broadcast/listen_online.htm

they're playing A Frank Sinatra Christmas, and his Japanese counterpart Franku, on loop at work here. that's what you get when you work with a bunch of italians at a japanese corporation

is this acceptable??????

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4174BTGQ15L._AA240_.jpg

what is it xpost to blasto

listening to some vintage julian cope. now there's a man you could set your watch to

http://www.headheritage.co.uk/discography/fullsize/fried.jpg

Reigning Sound - Time Bomb High School
Gories - Outta Here
Girls Aloud - assorted on youtube

Marconi Notaro "No sub reino dos metozarios"
The Byrds first five albums
Cluster "Sowiesoso"
The Ramones first three albums

fahey xmas albums are acceptable.
i don't have that one, i just have these two...
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clifford thornton - ketchoua
penderecki - to the victims of hiroshima (warsaw philharmonic, witold rowicky cond.)

does anyone know the name of these 2 loungy pianists. they had german last names. one started with F and the other with T i think. i heard an xmas album of theirs this weekend that was really quirky and i could actually listen to it w/o ripping my eyes out.

Ferrante & Teicher?

http://www.317x.com/albums/f/ferranteandteicher5/enlargement.html

Ferrante & Teicher have got some groovy shit, "In a Soulful Mood" is a nice dollar bin record

i got a haul at the record store yesterday, rail road jerk lp, vapors lp, tommy james lp on roulette, cheap trick 10", two dave clark five lps (mono), killer's kiss lp, hubble bubble "faking" lp which i like so much more than the s/t it's crazy (because i really liked the s/t), dB's lp, and this lp.
http://www.djshadow.com/dispatch/_depot/news/e6b9a01a65a3ad22b159a3951244ad05.jpg

michael hurley, "hi fi snock uptown" - stoked to see him here sunday night.

yeah, it was definitely Ferrante & Teicher

http://dvweb.mpf.arcstarmusic.com/mdb_image5/L9/tLEK9_559055_l.jpg

Michael Stearns - Planetary Unfolding / Morning Jewel
Les Voix Du Monde 3 CD set (amazing)
Eliane Radigue - Chry-ptus
Monteverdi - l'Orfeo, ARTEK directed by Gwendolyn Toth, performed in 1/4 comma meantone
Harmonia - Live 1974
Angus MacLise - Invasion of Thunderbolt Pagoda

http://christmasyuleblog.blogspot.com/2007/07/douglas-leedy-very-merry-electric.html

porn sword tobacco - new exclusive olympic heights
prins thomas - cosmo galactic prism
panda bear - person pitch
black lips - good bad not evil
hydrus - midnight in space <-- italian electronic disco off mutant sounds
laser pace - granfalloon
freeway - free at last

also have the new Growing but haven't listened yet ... they never really grabbed me in the past but I'ma give it a try

the key is: drugs.

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BYE BYE BURT STANTON

A+

Listening to the Verlaines - Way Out Where!!! TANK U, AMAZONE.

I first though Growing was just decent mindless drone but then I heard some stuff with vocals and melodies that was absolutely epic. I haven't Gotten any of the stuff yet though. I need that and more Flying Saucer Attack, I think I sold my one FSA CD years ago.

bob bannister - eight day clock (twisted village '92 four track stuff for fans of the xpresseway label, etc. really quite good.)

xp. Growing... live have never impressed me, but some of their records are pleasant if a little derivative. Nice guys given my limited interactions with em. Polite, anyway.

I've got a few Growing records that I don't ever listen to. Promos from my days writing at Foxy Digitalis. I've heard good things about their shows.

I still listen to Flying Saucer Attack on a monthly basis. Recent favorite being the Sally Free and Easy EP.

Right now I'm listening to a mix of Zoviet*France tracks that one my my music share buddies here at work gave me. Good atmosphere.
HaHaXPosttoIan

I didn't mean Xpost to Ian, but xpost WITH Ian.

the maze
es,the free players, and some other finnish nonsense
and the new richard youngs

Zs arms

I spent an hour standing in line with the guy from Growing and he was very nice, and while name-dropping, the aforementioned Bob Bannister is also very cool.

I've got all these house and techno tracks on my iPod that I've been listening to for the last two weeks and I'm not sure what any of them are. They're all really hot though.

is penguin cafe orchestra - s/t worth getting?

yes

for $15?

cluster - s/t
nick drake - five leaves left
to kill a petty bourgeoise - the patron
slick rick - the art of storytelling
the blind shake - caramel
louis armstrong - town hall concert plus

"for $15?"

for minty vinyl? seems a bit high. maybe for minty jap obi action.

can probably get the cd for a dollar.

picked up an odetta lp, exploding hearts "guitar romantic" lp, and the numero group eccentric soul: the prix label comp.

i love that exploding hearts record so much

Brotzmann Tentet (plus one) live
MacGregor's Brotherhood of Breath
J. Geils Band - Freeze Frame
Arzachel - s/t
Howling Hex XI
Bill Nelson - Northern Dream
Electric Junkyard - s/t

man my folks used to have a bazillion of those Ferrante and Teicher records .. damn JaX, I dunno man, pretty dicey, but maybe I might need to reinvestigate. those might be the only records I didn't pilfer! still have those Ray Conniff records tho.

also:

Booker T. & the MG's - In the Christmas Spirit

blow me ian!!

Met my old lover in the grocery store
The snow was falling christmas eve
I stole behind her in the frozen foods
And I touched her on the sleeve

She didnt recognize the face at first
But then her eyes flew open wide
She went to hug me and she spilled her purse
And we laughed until we cried.

We took her groceries to the checkout stand
The food was totalled up and bagged
We stood there lost in our embarrassment
As the conversation dragged.

We went to have ourselves a drink or two
But couldnt find an open bar
We bought a six-pack at the liquor store
And we drank it in her car.

We drank a toast to innocence
We drank a toast to now
And tried to reach beyond the emptiness
But neither one knew how.

She said shed married her an architect
Who kept her warm and safe and dry
She would have liked to say she loved the man
But she didnt like to lie.

I said the years had been a friend to her
And that her eyes were still as blue
But in those eyes I wasnt sure if I saw
Doubt or gratitude.

She said she saw me in the record stores
And that I must be doing well
I said the audience was heavenly
But the traveling was hell.

We drank a toast to innocence
We drank a toast to now
And tried to reach beyond the emptiness
But neither one knew how.

We drank a toast to innocence
We drank a toast to time
Reliving in our eloquence
Another auld lang syne...

The beer was empty and our tongues were tired
And running out of things to say
She gave a kiss to me as I got out
And I watched her drive away.

Just for a moment I was back at school
And felt that old familiar pain
And as I turned to make my way back home
The snow turned into rain --

i think dan fogelberg is the worst lyricist i have ever heard

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Growing... live have never impressed me, but some of their records are pleasant if a little derivative. Nice guys given my limited interactions with em. Polite, anyway.
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ringing endorsements of Growing from noise board!!

I kinda l ike the new one (Lateral) .... more electronic? I could never seem to play Soul of the Rainbow loud enough to have it sound not like new age music

stormy, i only heard a bit of one xmas song of F&T's at a store, but it sounded really quirky and weird. like good exotica should. (i could be totally wrong though). made the xmas music kinda interesting. usually it makes me want to kill someone.

this vid of theirs is kinda cool http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKQEWzGI8E

and they even made it to mutant sounds
http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/08/ferrante-teicher-blast-off-lp1958usa.html

uncensored xmas rap by the treacherous three
and "christmas in hawaii" from tino's breaks

other than that, roots manuva's cover of yellow submarine, the richard cheese cover of creep, food-a-ready by underworld, and alec empire vs merzbow. the last isn't actually so great for this weather I don't think.

oh and tenebre by goblin duh

i will laugh if lingbert never posts to this thread because all he's listened to is christmas music.

Sylvain Chauveau - Nuage
Voice of the Seven Woods
Arp - In Light
Donnacha Costello - Colour Series
Sebastien Tellier - Narco ost
D*I*R*T*Y Edits Vol 1
Tinariwen - Aman Iman: L'eau C'est La Vie

Harrius - Enter The Cotton Ring
Jacks - Vacant World

oh yeah, and

WIld Billy Childish and the Musicians of the British Empire -- CHRISTMAS 1979

philip glass/robt wilson -- monsters of grace

klang
tuung
galaxie 500
arvo part
phillipe leroux

correction: tunng, not tuung...and its crap...tossing now

yeah those guys seriously blow.

I'm bummed about missing the Tinariwen show here.

fair enough

i dont know how i forgot about klang untill now...pitty how donnas become a evangelical xtian now...trading one drug for another

charles mingus w/dolphy - cornell 1964
caribou - andorra
george szell/cleveland orchestra - prokofiev symphony no. 5/bartok concerto for orchestra
random shit off hiphopdx.com

juju - nia
monosov/swirnoff - vol 2
cromagnon - orgasm

shuffling whole harddrive (263 gb)

so far:

13th floor elevators earthquake
?
uncle jim (1st track)
something from a dj hell mix
ike & tina turner sugar sugar
born against
blonde redhead dr strangelove
wes willenberg apperature
nick drake come to the garden
xray spex highly inflammable
anal magic & rev. dwight frizz: chili supper polka
carol fran anyday love walks in
throbbing gristle separated
man city lion tid lom ta lai
holy mtn sndtrck: symbol of christ/two halves/love
the paragons: on thebeach
lucien monbuttou: a state of blood
something from downtown 81 (gotta fix tags, lazy ripping on my part)
otomo yoshihides new jazz ensemble preach

Young Marble Giants - Colossal Youth. I don't think I like it.

bob dylan: sign on the window

Laurel is SO SO SO SO wrong!

Really? I don't think I don't like it?

i listened to this record about 80 times in a row last night:

http://www.killerskiss.com/images/kk_lpsmall.jpg

Laurel, :D i'm on yr side! and i think the only other person who sees it that way. check out the thread on ILM

Young Marble Giants : Colossal Youths or Little Duds

I like The Gist better

Oh blargh, I don't read ILM.

young marble giantess

:D

not a huge young marble giants fan here, either.

listen to:
mudhoney - superfuzz bigmuff (sad i didn't see 'em this week.)
jandek - white box requiem

just found out mudhoney was a russ meyers' film. (never listened to them or seen his films :-/ )

I'm going to have to break the No Xmas policy with this link, sorry dudes:

http://www.muniak.com/mix/crackdeeznutz.html

baltimore club nutcracker suite meltdown, I LOLed

JESUS LIZARD - GOAT

sunday's mudhoney was pretty fun. some sick extended wah guitar action on Mudride.

marble giants is just an atmosphere thing .... I was underwhelmed by them at first but when you get to know the songs it's one of those records where small little shifts sound huge b/c it's so minimal

never heard The Gist!

xpost - I think I've seen Mudhoney the movie but I don't remember much about it other than it involves big tittays and fights

uncle neil: ambulence blues bottom line 74
tanakh: lady eucharist

shuffle seems to wanna make sense today..weird

Flying Saucer Attack (do not get these guys yet)
Alice demos (thx chaki!)

Girls Aloud - I think I'm in love with these pop kittens? Crazy, I know.

the only music so far on my itunes is JANDEK.
i am PUNK.

spice up yr life, laurel

not much to get with fsa...just float out with it

holland tunnel drive juss popped up...after the tanakh

Did you get a computer? :D

ian do u still have my wind0wz cd i forget

baltimore club nutcracker suite meltdown

haaaa

i think i do.

these eddy current supression ring songs are killing me! gotta get!

"and i think the only other person who sees it that way."

there was another thread on ilm where i talked about how that album always underwhelmed me. and how i usually LOVE anything like that. which is why i always thought it was weird that i wasn't a huge ymg fan. i sold my nice vinyl copy too. maybe when i'm older i will love them.

they're playing some of the new Esplendor Geometrico box on FMU right now and it's awesome awesome awesome. vinyl on demand breaks heart all time harddddcore.

man, I was really disappointed in the Mudhoney show out here. This was I think the 6th time that I've seen 'em, and it was by far the most lackluster show. which was sad because 5 years ago they were great! they had been touring that 'Since We've Become Translucent' and with the new lineup they seemed reinvigorated and way into it, playing a lot of stuff from that album. This time, they honestly looked bored and going through the motions, played mostly older stuff, and Mark Arm barely said anything the whole night. bummer.

that's cool that you got "Mudride" though!! major tune. they didn't play that here .. we got "No One Has" and "If I think"

and Weekend >> YMG imnsho

that's just crazy talk.

that's cool that you got "Mudride" though!! major tune. they didn't play that here .. we got "No One Has" and "If I think"

they did 3 nyc area shows of all Superfuzz Bigmuff. they seemed a little cynical about it (cracking jokes about "if you are following along at home, you know the song remaining to be played this evening is ... ") but I wouldn't say they were just going through the motions. otoh it was the first time I've seen em so I don't have anything to compare it to. sounded good to me. "Halloween" was pretty heavy too. also Pissed Jeans opened.

oh ok ... yeah, I guess that was part of the "Don't Look Back" series.

see, I would've loved to have seen "Halloween"!! oh well, I'm willing to believe it was just one of those nights. the crowd was pretty lame too.

don cherry - mu, first part
roscoe mitchell - sound
steve ashley - stroll on

CODEINE - FRIGID STARS
GYGAX RIP

ok i have to find that again right now it's been how many years

supersilent 8
Mulatu Astatke

los jaivas - el voalantin
dennis duck goes disco

coupla bobb trimble records
public enemy how do you sell soul to a souless...
sun ra janus

donald byrd/booker little - the third world
nina nastasia - the blackened air
mahler - 5th symphony
strauss - some german words i can't remember
debussy - some piano things, from a book, preludes vol 2 or something

goblin - various trax
kerrier district 2
catherine ribeiro - paix
growing - lateral
tangerine dream - alpha centauri

http://img236.imageshack.us/img236/7097/thewindharp3fh.jpg

finally downloaded Oblivion with Bells, it basically sucks
also, though, I got the Yelle album, and it basically rules

tonight's experiments in paying for internet music comes out to about I think -$2.98, which is better than probably any of my trips to Amoeba

also: Havin' some beers and turning up The Jam. I do so wish I could be like that David Watts.

killer's kiss - s/t lp
final solutions - songs by solutions lp
dBs - i don't know the name of it. it's got a static-y looking cover and it has "amplifier" o n it.
hubble bubble - faking lp.

i'm so happy to have records and stuff again.

hubble bubble? as in the band in which plastic bertrand was in previously? the name sounds familiar.

birth control - s/t
terry riley - happy ending
universal sounds of america - soul jazz comp
sleeping bag's reggae dancehall classics
the mekons - the quality of mercy is not strnen
grateful dead - aoxooxoxoxoxoxoxmoxoa
bill evans - further conversations with my self
atmosphere strut - cloud one

Victoria - Responsories For Tenebrae

Westminster Cathedral Choir - Conducted by George Malcom

(Argo - 1960 - mono)

Mel Powell/Vladimir Ussachevsky/Otto Luening - Music For Electronic & Older Instruments

(CRI - Stereo)

hubble bubble? as in the band in which plastic bertrand was in previously? the name sounds familiar.

-- nathalie, Saturday, 8 December 2007 12:27 (4 hours ago) Link

^^^ yes. one of the belgian punk classics!

LISTENING TO:
Robert Ashley - In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven
Archie Shepp - Live @ Pan-African Festival

scott, ian, etc

if youve heard 'em, what do you think of these bobb trimble records? dude introduced me to em on thurs...listening to iron curtain innocence now... kind of alien take on fleetwood or something...dunno, im diggin them..

Paperclip People - The Climax remixes
assorted Van der Graaf tracks
Nurse With Wound - A Sucked Orange
Sweet Exorcist - Testone remixes
McLusky - The Difference Between You and Me yada yada yada
Mahler's 8th symphony
Bone Thugs

i haven't heard the bobb trimble records! they seem to be all the rage on ilx though. or i see the name a lot anyway. i guess i need to hear them.

i love the trimbles! i like the 2nd one better by just a little bit. to me it seems like an acid damaged emiit rhodes/chris bell type of thing.

they're cheap on vinyl, scott. like $12 or $13.

yeah..thats fair...this reminds me of something (this current song, "when the raven calls) ... ahhh i think ben ch4sn3y's heard this...

yeah...its secretly can aid ian, so resonable

i will get them if i see them. cool covers!

meanwhile, someone has to stop these motherfuckers:

"The UK bootleg label Radioactive Records also released an unauthorized, vinyl-sourced version in 2005. Please don't support Radioactive or its sister label Fallout Records -- they're crooks and they make inferior products."

was it gareth who really liked those records too? i can't remember. who is gareth now anyway?

one more thing: who is bo jackson overdrive?

i can't keep track of this shit. i feel like these people know me and i have no idea who they are or were.

they seem like gareth's taste..

is the troll re-issue on radioactive? i bought that when drunk once...

moved over to freedoms children. kind of decent...ripping a bunch of random cdrs that have been lying about this am...gotta find smething to write about get the rust off my fingers

James Dickey Reading His Poetry (Caedmon - 1971)

i think gareth liked the trimbles. rog adultery started the ILM thread originally based on Paul Major's CD reissue rite? Or was it the Radioactive CD?

listening to the Acnode One re-issue.. late seventies Smegma/LAFMS tapes. Awesome free skronk, tape loops etc.

i started a thread on that lafms stuff and i still have never heard any of it:

tell me about los angeles free music society/le forte four/doo-dooettes

scott, i'm a big trimble fan too, if that's who you're thinking of

i think gareth's Alex in Denver or something.

i just went to the record store and they are gonna get the trimble vinyl in. i'll buy them there. i didn't buy much. black flag album. was gonna shell out for norton dictators comp, but then didn't.

norton dictators comp is awesome.
what black flag album didn't you own already???

everything went black. i didn't have a copy. and it's the original version with no band name on the cover. cuzza the whole lawsuit thing. i've gotten rid of stuff over the years. i don't have a copy of my war anymore. other stuff. every once in a while i get nostalgic.

i bought movies at the video store instead. meet the robinsons for rufus (awesome by the way) and knocked up/children of men/28 weeks later for me. 3 for 20 bucks at hollywood video. that's how i see everything i don't go see at the movies. which is most everything.

or i see them on tv. like the AWESOME ultraviolet that i saw last week. what a great movie.

http://z.about.com/d/movies/1/0/Q/J/8/ultraviolet01250610.jpg

Lazy Town Techno Song (Deutsch)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x68MxpCB5c0&feature=related

"Pizza! Techno Pizza!"

we love lazy town at our house. but nothing beats the music on the backyardigans.

lazy town has some freaky ass masks. would not want to be near any psychedelics watching that show.

http://www.lazytown.com/

friend gave me like the 1st 8 discharge records, 7 random things from legendary pink dots records, and some other shit yesterday..but im affriad to put the dvdr into this machine and deal with that right now

instead listening to plant and kraus, moondog (the '58 s/t) and some ivor cutler..

i think i might start a ivor cutler tribute act...put my omnichord organ to good use

last thing my cpu decided to play: jesus christ superstar -- laibach

listening to the excellent Curtiss/Maldoon debut on Capitol/Purple. Very cool folk/hippie/psych jamz. These dudes were former bandmates with Steve Howe and there is an awesome Steve Howe fuzzpsych guitar solo on the record. There was a cd comp put out of their stuff and if i ever see it cheap i will definitely pick it up:

http://www.purplerecords.net/sepheryn/sepheryn.htm

http://static.rateyourmusic.com/album_images/301122.jpg

got lipa kodi ya city council LP and new major stars - not sure i like major stars new singer :\

pretzel walrus got bobb trimble's second rec, and shit is awesome and intense. sounds a little like a psychotically bummed unicorn-era bolan.

ok sorry guys it's still just lazy town for me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8UdbPE4-oU&feature=related - cooking by the book half-speed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoUQ4nQlRGY&feature=related - Cooking By the Book DDR [feat. Lil' Jon]

i'm letting my tunes pick the albums for me to listen to during the last few days. i've been too sick to think.

I'm listening to noise dude last.fm

i just realized all my weekend listening has a common thread of wisconsin connections:

catholic boys - fixed 7"
thomas function - my empire 7"
thomas function - relentless machines 7"
tuff bananas - candy 7"
plexi 3 - calculated romance 7"

title track to that tuff bananas single is killing me. such good pop.

Battles track just came on the radio and I liked a lot about it but disliked so much of it

Make it easy and I’ll hold it against you
I’m on a string dangled right in front of you
Make it hard and I’ll run away
Keep tomorrow as I kill today
Trying to figure just what I deserve
Slashing lines all across the earth
Patience only makes the dream come true
Everything I see I hold to you
Tell me, this is it—
The Truly Great Thing
The love you’ve hoped to find
Any doubt will simply wipe itself out
As we’re rising deeper the first and last time
Lift me up and drop me down again
Every day I feel confusion, pain
Love is what we’ve all been waiting for
Something powerful to smash it all apart
Can’t love if you’re locked up tight
The dream of perfection, nothing ever seems right
All the world will tell you, "You’re all wrong"
Big big deal if you’re wrong
This is it—
The Truly Great Thing
The love you’ve hoped to find
Any doubt will simply wipe itself out
To rising deeper the first and last time

american primitive vol 1 and 2
van halen s/t
no trend

it is cuet that jon and ian like braid

haw!

emoroots

bloody emoroots

don't cutty & ddb have BRAID guilt too?

listening to:
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41BDS4GWEFL._AA240_.jpg

fwiw i did not listen to BRAId

Franco Battiato "Pollution"
The Outsiders "CQ"
Simon Finn "Pass the Distance"

jon, u lie

in the context of dec 2007

hahaha

http://zeppelinmidi.com/images/zep2.jpg

oh right how did i forget how much i love THE DICKS

YOURE SPENDING ALL YOUR FUCKIN TIME IN SCHOOL
THOSE LESSONS YOU LEARN ARE MAKIN YOU A FOOL

http://www.discomusic.com/images/cover-a-e/bob-a-rella-lp.jpg

oh, cool ... good to have confirmation that that Curtiss/Maldoon rekkerd *is* awesome. I've been stalking a few copies of that on the Bay recently, but wasn't sure what I was getting myself into. I always forget to enter my snipe in time lol. Doesn't it also have Martin Stone from Mighty Baby in addition to senor Howe? I'll try harder next time lol

Stockhausen - Mantra (new albion)
Curtis Knight - Down in the Village
Frasor & DeBolt - With Pleasure
Bad Company - Desolation Angels (man, I think this one is way less good than 'Rough Diamonds')
Dave Van Ronk - Sunday Street (perfect record, every house needs a copy)
Chilliwack - 1st s/t
Love/Hate - Blackout in the Red Room

I've never heard bob-a-rela and only heard of it because I think roy d@nk did an edit of it that sounded pretty wicked.

stormy, how much is that curtiss/maldoon record selling for on the innernet that you can't afford it??? when it turns up here it's always like $5. but it is good. very good.

in fact, i didn't get a copy for a while because whenever i would play copies in-store to check it out, someone would always ask "What is that? is that for sale???"

stormy, is that Chilliwack - 1st s/t the one w/Seventeenth Summer, the mask on the front? totally dig that song.

dan, bob-a-rela's pretty good. i first heard of it on here from the pink floyd "money" cover. the also do a sweet cover of Tobacco Road. all of it's pretty good.

The Flying Burrito Brothers - The Guilded Palace of Sin
The Byrds - Sweetheart of the Rodeo
John Cale - Paris, 1919
Judee Sill - S/T
Neil Young - Dead Man

scott, beware fallout, too -- it's radioacitve under a new name.

sincerely,
mr. jack cole who lost his login due to memory failure and lack of computer use.

listening to:

Morgen - S/T
Damon - Song Of A Gypsy
Nondor Nevai -- The Wooden Machine Music/2001

Morgen, of course, a bootleg -- but not the Radioactive one.

melvins - lysol

For my b-day I got
Morton Feldman - For Bunita Marcus
Miles - In a Silent Way
and I've just been out and bought
Trojan Eighties Box Set
Varèse 2-disc of chamber and orchestral stuff
Glenn Gould - Goldberg Variations 1981 recording
so I wanna go home now pleez

Judee Sill - S/T

I was trying to find that one after reading "Hotel California" but, like with Neil Young's recs, I can't find it anymre. :-(

going to see Neil on thursday, soo psyched

crow - bloody tears
sunroof! - ussa
hototogisu - robed in verdigris
nas - lost tapes
jay-z - reasonable doubt

compton's most wanted - music to driveby
stockhausen - kontakte, gesang der junglinge
gbv - king shit
the oscillation
catherine ribeiro - paix

youssou n'dour - rokku mi rokka

"rockin" some closelobsters right now...but will get into an arabic groove in a sec for the daily xercizin

sonny sharrock - black woman
clifford thornton new art ensemble - freedom and unity
gato barbieri & dollar brand - confluence
saheb sarbib quartet: UFO! Live on Tour

Sought-After Soul comp

gato barbieri & dollar brand - confluence

how is that? I have one dollar brand lp (african space program) but I never pull it out

it's good dave, and it's always really cheap ($3-5.) It was one of those Arista Freedom issues from the seventies, but the recordings themselves are from '68 I believe. It's just straight duos and it's got a nice variety in terms of feeling & dynamics.

and by "straight" i don't mean to say it's boring or traditional particularly, just that there's no rhythm section to speak of. Gato gets pretty out there at times.

led zep party in my headphones all day

i've been listening to that tnv thing that's on matador, i'm still not sold on them after being thoroughly underwhelmed by them both times i've seen them but that "i need more money 'cause i need more drugs" song is fucking catchy as hell.

xpost to ian and dave - i remember really liking it. i haven't listened to it in years. it was released on Actuel under the title Hamba Khale!

i've listened to a handful of dollar brand albums in stores, but besides this one, they always leave me a little cold.

this one however (Abdullah Ibrahim & Johnny Dyani - Echoes From Africa) is one of my fave jazz albums. really slow, repetitive, afro-modal jazz with just piano, bass and vocals.

http://www.earthwaverecords.com/Pictures/AlbumImg/B/A0090687.jpg

I put a copy aside for you, Dave, if you wanna check it out next time I see ya.

I am now listening to another of those Arista Freedom LPs; Marion Brown "Porto Novo." Dunno why I hadn't grabbed this one before.

oh, Ian yeah the Curtiss/Maldoon thing is really cheap .. I never said I had a hard time finding it or affording it, just that I always forget to snipe it .. cuz I snipe *everything*. it's just fuggin stupid not to. Shit I snipe $1.00 records.

yeah JaXoN it's that first Chilliwack with the mask, not the 2lp. I was so pleasantly surprised! Very nice record.

dude .. Johnny Dyani is my hero. Song For Biko is like, top 3 album for me ... but I have and love all his records.

also, so I was rite Reginald Mantle = jc! good to see you man. And so wait, according to that LAFMS thread Tim Ellison = Michael Dudikoff? man it's so confusing. who is 'gershy'?

Morgen, of course, a bootleg -- but not the Radioactive one.

-- Reginald Mantle

EVA?? that's the one I have. Totally another all-time favorite record.

ESNIPE 4 LYFE HOMMIE

http://www.militarypictures.info/d/692-6/M40A3_sniper.jpg

downloading Song For Biko right now

nah I don't use any software programs ... I keep it on the real, just an atomic clock and my finger baby

Abdullah Ibrahim is the fucking man, saw him once a few yrs back in nyc and was blown away

let me know what you think J! for me it's all about those South African kwela melodies, which JD could seemingly write at will. all his albums have beautiful songs. But the presence of Don Cherry puts this one over the top for me.

i just remembered i have this. haven't listened to it in 7yrs and might never get to a point where i need to listen to it again

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41CBZA22XNL._AA240_.jpg

aww .. I love the Brotzmeister ... just saw him last week! Still killing it after all these years. Bundy Brown also "dedicated" his installment of the Tortoise remix series (those orange 12 inchers) to JD

np: Led Zep 'Texas Pop Festival - 8/31/69'

yelle - a cause des garcons

ghostface - big doe rehab

ghost what's that in your pocket?
a dill pickle
no not that
oh that's the 45 plated nickel

Talking Heads - Remain in Light

^ gets better with every passing year

melvins - lysol

-- latebloomer, Tuesday, December 11, 2007 9:07 AM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

OH YEAH DOGG SEE MY LONELY MIND EXPLODE

dave burrell - la vie de boheme (awesome. never listened to this before.)
suntanama s/t (i want to like this... but)
broselmaschine s/t
wickerman OST
goodnight loving - cemetary trails

The Mick Cox Band - S/T (Capitol - 1973)

(not great, but not bad. dude was the guitarist in Eire Apparent. Shel Talmy production. Lotsa horns and soul vocal choruses. dude can definitely play guitar. if you see it for a dollar, you might wanna pick it up.)

Mike Quatro Jam Band - Paintings (Evolution - 1972)

this album is worth at least four bucks cuz mike loves his moog and his sister suzi co-wrote two tracks and ted nugent plays guitar on mike's budget cover of court of the crimson king. plus, detroit space prog must always be supported. even 35 years after the fact.

Tomita- Firebird
Chiara Giovandra LP on Ehse
Caetano Veloso- Araca Azul
Nurse With Wound - Soliloquy for Lilith
High Places 7"
Borbetomagus + Hijokaidan live CD
Must Finish cassette (Steel Dan cut-ups/re-edits)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDm0PqjAF78
burial
mouthus
etcetters.
m.

Thomas Tallis (holidays hehe)
Perrey-Kingsley
Gino Soccio
Comus
Trees

virgin insanity - illusions of the maintenance man (when did my copy get all these pops?!?! i am pissed.)

http://www.goner-records.com/cart/images/cococoma-goner-lp-lores.jpg

joseph jarman - song for
alan silva - luna surface

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000I8OMVM.01._AA240_SCLZZZZZZZ_V40660590_.jpg

silvanah st
morgan
some lee moses record
charles ives compositions for solo voice
ivor cutler dandruff
cave & bad seeds the good sun
ethnic folkways music of korea
some sort of modern classical on EMI, but labeled only in japanese

scott, i've got that penny nichols album. there are 2 amazing tracks on there. one really fucked up psych weirdness and another folk funk (mountain song)

-charles ives compositions for solo voice

what's this

seventeen first recordings for solo voice, chorus, and chamber orch. conducted by gregg smith columbia masterworks...had it for a while but slip it on too rarely. (turntable is only in my bedroom, so it gets used too infrequently) lovely stuff, though...towards the more "song" oriented material. features a number of psalms.

i guess its properly called "new music of charles ives"

and to correct my typing above..thats Silvinha..which is some whacky brazilian, fuzz-funk that sounds like it came from turkey/hungary...

I've been looking for that record for about 5 years. It was the followup to Smith's "Music For Chorus" which is in my top 5 Ives records. I'll buy it from you if you ever get sick of it, or if you can digitize it etc.

http://www.musicweb-international.com/Ives/RR_Choral.htm

listening to CDs I borrowed for itunes...
mv/ee - green blues ('east mountain joint' is so my jam)
simon finn - pass the distance
meic stevens - outlander
dock boggs - country blues
jan dukes de grey - sorcerers
compulsive gamblers - gambling days are over

i was just listening to this again, which i have always loved:

http://www.musicweb-international.com/Ives/CD_Sets_Oldsongsderanged.jpg

i'm making maria a tape and i put country band march on it.

i like all the ives vinyl i own. have no idea if they are the best recordings of anything.

it's all about "three places in new england" for me.

i think i have a mercury living presence recording of that. i might have a couple of different version actually.

mv/ee - green blues ('east mountain joint' is so my jam)

yes!

Gettin' Gone fucking rules too atm.

sodom - in the sign of evil/obsessed by cruelty
boredoms - pop tatari
the angelic process - weighing souls with sand

http://www.tommyjames.com/audio/alonenow/images/alonenow.jpg

^^ fucking loving this ^^

also, i wish this was longer because i have to get up to flip it way too often.

http://cdbaby.name/f/i/finalsolutions.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/610KwftMgCL._SS500_.jpg

PLUG: http://www.newworldrecords.org/album.cgi?rm=view&album_id=81537

stormy -- morgen is the world psychedelia release (they also do a lot of the korean stuff like san ul lim and rumor has it the hominid behind the bootlegs lives in the nw).

oh, and that listening part:

Fraser And Debolt -- Fraser & DeBolt With Ian Guenther
Melvin Jackson -- Funky Skull
Juan De La Cruz -- Himig Natin
Screamin' Mee-Mees -- Plastic Hong Kong Door Bell Finger
Wall Drug -- Wall Drug

also, to these ears, the Talking Heads get worse and worse with age (and at one time i liked them quite a bit, oh well)

also, stormy, have you heard any of the Rabble (Canada, end of the 60s) albums? What thinks thee?

doubt ill get sick, milton, so let me see if someone (hey! nyc) can digitize it for me/you...

i dont know that record scott pictures above -- my "modern classical" knowledge is damned spotty, to say the least. if anyone can reccommend a good book or something, id be into it...maybe ill get ross' new one (tes rest is noise)-- im very fond of symphony #4, and the pieces for new england...i also have some weird record of holiday(patriotic songs)...

while ive only had 1/2 cup coffee and have not fully dressed yet and was up between the hours of 330 and 6 something this am...somehow TV Eye sounds awesome rather than a voice of encouragement for my headache..though i do hope this gets out of the funhouse v. soon..might have toactually choose a record on my own

upon looking at the cover of that milton-desired Ives piece, i've DEFINITELY seen it around before. Not recently, but I'll keep my eyes open.

fuck this thread, i've been listening to fucktons of xmas music

mozart - clarinet concerto in a major

shostakowitsch - symphony no. 10

berlioz - romeo and juliet

brahms - trio in e flat op.40

the revolutionary ensemble - people's republic
witthuser & westrupp - der jesus pilz
luis alberto spinetta s/t

well, you sold me my copy, ian

upon looking at the cover of that milton-desired Ives piece, i've DEFINITELY seen it around before. Not recently, but I'll keep my eyes open.

I'm in NYC in February so if you see one, put it aside. (Playing the Stone).

Some people are content to stop with 'Three Places' but I pretty much like all of it, though I have to be in the mood for the songs -- most singers are too polite with them, Gregg Smith is one of the only arrangers who brings the crazy

Peruvian Cumbias
White Hills new red one
La Otracina
Tyvek singles
various youtuberstars
foreign 78s comp The Black Mirror
Coyle & Sharpe street harassments

foreign 78s comp The Black Mirror

^^ do tell. is this LP or CD?

http://dust-digital.com/black-mirror.htm

oh right! i remember reading about that. looks great. i should get a copy for someone else for the holidays, and then just rip it to teh mp3 format.

can't stop playing this album:

http://www.heycolossus.com/images/build/heycolossuscover.JPG

or the Vog album:

http://mediaportal.ru/uploads/posts/1187802757_cover.jpg

VOG ALBUM RULES SO HARD!

Andrew Liles: New York Doll
Andrew Liles: My Long Accumulating Discontent
Andrew Liles: An Un World
Andrew Liles: Aural Anagram

why because he sound intersting.

i know it makes me an indie nerd but i still love this band and this album especially:

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/314DZV015JL._AA240_.jpg

and i feel kinda bad that i didn't buy the sex change album yet.

http://www.abcglasgow.com/img/artist/transam.jpg

"play in the summer" is such a great jam.

JOHN FAHEY: GUITAR VOLUME 4: THE GREAT SAN BERNARDINO BIRTHDAY PARTY

fuuuuuuuuck

the catalog: http://mellotronen.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEdiOBz4zeM

wau. faces for vinyl

yo Reginald .. no, i do not know the Rabble at all .. good stuff?? have not heard of them to be honest, but between the Chilliwack and Fraser & Debolt i'm on a big canuck-kick.

5ive Style - s/t ... so fucking sweet
Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Solar Fire ... real top prog, shouldn't be passed over .. w/ Paul Rutherford even !!! RIP
Jaime Brockett - Remember the Wind and the Rain ... man, the Titanic song is super lame, but the wrist-slitting stuff on here hits pretty hard
Harry Nillson - Pussy Cats ... such a mensch
Robert Wyatt - Comicopera ... "Just As You Are"=Best song of the decade

also, dude bb for nu-music BK action, check it:

http://www.editions75.com/English/booksenglish.html#thevoiceofnewmusic

also still listnin to Booker T & MG's 'In the Christmas Spirit' ... total 2nd best Xmas alb ever after Guaraldi

awesome color s/t

wu tang - 8 diagrams <-- not so hot. that while my guitar gently weeps song is a pretty expensive turd what with beatles samples and erykah badu and john frusciante. ugh.

fabric 38 - m.a.n.d.y. <-- they will never do anything as good as body language vol. 1, will they :/

fabriclive 37 - caspa and rusko <-- super repetitive and samey dubstep mix, couldn't make it to the end

yo la tengo - painful, electr-o-pura

oh also listening to INDOOR LIFE lp mega thanx to jaxon

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/images/smilies/emoticons/thumbs_up.gif

THE FABULOUS PAUL BLEY QUINTET
How come I never heard dis record before? '58 with coleman, cherry, haden & higgins. it's great! i almost never like jazz from the fifties!

yeah, the fraser and debolt is pretty good and far edgier than i expected. havent actually heard the rabble, though they seemed interesting from the descriptions i've read. currently still stuck on dr hooker's "the truth" and home blitz.

wu tang - 8 diagrams <-- not so hot. that while my guitar gently weeps song is a pretty expensive turd what with beatles samples and erykah badu and john frusciante. ugh.

^ not a sample

ghq - crystal healing

^ not a sample

tru, still sucks though

xpost will check, thnx stormy...it might be time to take the nu-music appreciation seriously...lots of cold and lotsa being in the house and capable of listening...also, "just as you are" has been kicking my ass for months now..did you read the story in the wire?

right now lots of kan mikami into the shuffle machine...tempted to reload ipod with only mikami...not cery xmassy

earlier: gram parsons anthology vol 1
flying saucer attack....distance, i think
that a place to bury strangers cd
and some josophine foster...some old cdr in a red package...which was a "promo" i think....

xpost cont'd: oh, yeah i read a bunch of that before...thnks for reminder

meat puppets ii

ewan pearson mix from allez-allez
second one down the page on here
http://www.allez-allez.co.uk/

ooh the third one down is an optimo mix I haven't heard yet ....

http://popsike.com/pix/20050609/4737703256.jpg

i want

nice record. i think it's the only album i own with webster young on it. i could be wrong.

anyway, switched gearz, now playing:

dj cash money - old school need ta learn'o plot II

(limited white label double vinyl old school dj mix that cash put out years ago. super phat.)

i've been trying to figure out the details on a couple of acetates/78 10" transcriptions today. what i think it boils down to:

1 bing crosby radio spot ("Say si si" from 2/29/40)
1 johnny mercer radio spot (the "Newsy Bluesy" for 12/12/39)
1 home-recorded jell roll morton interview/performance.. not sure of the source on this one.
1 double-sided acetate of king cole trio radio performances ("Loan Me Two Til Tuesday" and "I'd Love To Make Love To You" dates unknown)
2 early Victor single-sided test presses, vocal with orch, one apiece by Victoria Vesta and Nat Wills --the Wills is from 1908, not sure of the year on the Vesta
1 unissued Andy Kirk Clouds of Joy tune called "Apollo Groove" recorded 12/19/40 for Decca

^^^ boring crap.

SELL THEM FOR POT

they're not MINE.
i am selling them for WORK.

selling for pot: old noise tape$$$ prur1ent double leopard$ wolf eye$ rare!!!!

SELL THEM AND HAVE SOMEONE AT WORK BUY YOU POT

NOW PLAYING:

dukeyman & technics - milford & eutaw EP

i'm hoping my boss gives me "satan is real" for christmas.

other shit i listened to today:
dave burrell - high won high two
bob & bob - across america (amazing LP of spoken word about america with song clips mixed in--mostly country music, but also THE GERMS. private press '81)
hank williams - luke the drifter
ian matthews - sometimes you eat the bear
a bunch of Muddy Waters 78s on Aristocrat ($$$)

<I>1 johnny mercer radio spot (the "Newsy Bluesy" for 12/12/39) </I>

The deal with this one is that every day Mercer would sing a new song based on the days news! really awful stuff. This one is about the mayor wanting less gum on city sidewalks?

that's awesome! i want a boxed set of every day he did that for.

fucking 12 inch version of no bulbs

(killz me every time i never ever ever want it to end)

(i never ever listen to the 7 inch that comes with the call for escape route 12 inch maybe i will now)

pikelet
esquivel various
various lafms crew youtubes
caroling action
m.

chocolat - le monde est vert

rrobyn, if you see a copy of this in montreal please pick it up for me, i'll make it worth your while! i think it's a four song 7" but i know it's on dry and dead records. i can't find it anywhere.

wu tang - 8 diagrams <-- not so hot. that while my guitar gently weeps song is a pretty expensive turd what with beatles samples and erykah badu and john frusciante. ugh.
^ not a sample
-- Catsupppppppppppppp dude 茄蕃, Monday, December 17, 2007 10:34 PM (3 days ago) Bookmark Link

hasn't this song been floating around the interweb for 3+ years now or so? i think w/o the badu/frusciante/lil' harrison help? why do you hate?

ah, here it is. from 2004. http://www.wutang-corp.com/shared/mp3/ghostface_killah-my_guitar-wutangcorp.mp3

^^^ sooo good!

oh yeah, and it was used for ghost's 'Black Cream' from the Hidden Darts album

i need to upload the wu tang demo with biggie and krs one off a ron g mix tape. it kills.

i've been trying to figure out the details on a couple of acetates/78 10" transcriptions today. what i think it boils down to:

1 bing crosby radio spot ("Say si si" from 2/29/40)
1 johnny mercer radio spot (the "Newsy Bluesy" for 12/12/39)
1 home-recorded jell roll morton interview/performance.. not sure of the source on this one.
1 double-sided acetate of king cole trio radio performances ("Loan Me Two Til Tuesday" and "I'd Love To Make Love To You" dates unknown)
2 early Victor single-sided test presses, vocal with orch, one apiece by Victoria Vesta and Nat Wills --the Wills is from 1908, not sure of the year on the Vesta
http://www.gawker.com/assets/resources/2007/09/siren.gif1 unissued Andy Kirk Clouds of Joy tune called "Apollo Groove" recorded 12/19/40 for Deccahttp://www.gawker.com/assets/resources/2007/09/siren.gif

-- ian, Wednesday, 19 December 2007 23:40

^^^ boring crap.

-- ian, Wednesday, 19 December 2007 23:43

no way! Andy Kirk roooooles! what a hot band

i have two of his complete volumes on Classics.

bb, I haven't read the Wire piece, no ... Is it different than the one they did when he was on the cover for 'Shleep' ? I guess it would probably have to be! I'll probably pick it up eventually.

tenniscoats "tan-tan theory"
bent wind "sussex"

stormy: yeah new interview (toop) from last month...worth reading (well, hes always worth reading about). evidently the story goes that mr. r wyatt, for not delved into reasons, was downing a ltr of vodka a night leading into the period of the record. song was written by alfie, as she was torn to bits watching (robert coming back from his work room or studio and claiming sobriety when he clearly was not)...yet, she found herself entirely dedicated -- still loving him more than life -- and knowing she could do much of anything, if he wouldnt... hes in aa now. and the song is....god... from anyone else, and arranged/performed differently the thing would be cheap and cloying...from r wyatt, goddamned heartbreaking

listening...bunch of james blackshaw, sun city girls, early low, chris watson

kirk by 1940 was a little staid IMHO. i have a few volumes of his early stuff comped.
hopefully that disc will sell for a lot of money tho! god knows how many were made--one sided 78rpm test press with fancy decca logo on the blank side.

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

that CDR of Catharsis and Brainticket that a friend gave me is sounding really good right now

I've been listening to Brainticket. too.
I finally got the Dust album. Someone left a cdr copy of it in the freebie box in the break room here at the library. I can't believe it. I just looked for an lp of it at the used record shop last week. We didn't have it at the radio station, either. I was beginning to think I wasn't gonna hear it ever, and then I find this cdr copy of it in the breakroom along with Bobby McFerrin's "Simple Pleasures," You better believe I grabbed that one, too.

"Bobby McFerrin's "Simple Pleasures"

his version of "sunshine of your love" on there is awesome!

YOSHIMI P-WE - YUNNAN COLORFREE
http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/I/61gw7dy70QL._AA240_.jpg
Kim Gordon is def on this; I didn't read the whole booklet but there's a lot of guests?

Boredoms - Live at SunFlancisco
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/pictures/l/11/17/RZCM-45758.jpg
2nd disc is new studio V∞REDOMS

free music quintet on ESP
twin engine revola CD reissue of FOLK ROCK
that wu-tang/biggie jam

Gil Evans Orchestra featuring Cannonball Adderley (1960 - World Pacific)

paul bley - with gary peacock
herbie hancock - speak like a child
herbie hancock - man-child
bill lasswell - baselines
sly & robbie - present taxi
ESG - a south bronx story

for some damned reason i got on a primal scream kick for a bit this afternoon...

i suppose ill have to endure a penance for that

ornette coleman - the shape of jazz to come
thelonious monk - alone in san francisco
charles mingus - black saint and the sinner lady
100%, 300% dynamite!
king bruce & black beats - golden highlife classics
bali: gamelan semar pegulingan

ive woken up with a real annoying halo benders song in my head...reason unknown

i listened to mingus' the clown yesterday. i think ive grown to like it more than the black saint, which has been "the perfection of jazz" in my mind for ages

Cinderella Udkoksning i Tre Satser

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

stereolab - first of the microbe hunters
bees - free the bees
futureheads s/t

silver apples - contact
person pitch

neil - zuma

graham parsons and the fallen angles...live on wlir '73

CD-R with Chuck Chillout 1986 Kiss FM NYC radio show. With commercials (including one for Union Square club and Right-On Curl Activator).

On The Corner Box CD2

Rachid Taha - Diwan2 (incredible)

les beyond "in a gemstone"
the corillions "double album"
to live and shave in la 2 "the 300 dollar silk shirt"
juan de la cruz "himig natin"

http://www.earthwaverecords.com/Pictures/AlbumImg/A/A0061813.jpg

im scared of that

it's actually not that scary. there is a great thin lizzy rip-off on that album.

the avant garde string quartet in the u.s.a. vox box. the concord string quartet. so great. came out in 1973. i think you can get them pretty cheap. don't know about cd. 3 LPs.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1326/1422830309_07693b316b.jpg?v=0

plus, i don't think anyone even played my copy. sounds like a dream.

Fraction "Moon Blood"
Kamijo "Martha"

just played some Tiger for my dad:

http://www.foob.be/underrated/sleeves/tiger-tiger-210.jpg

now playing Savage Grace

townes van zandt - live at the old quarter
(my sister made me turn this off midway through the first disc, what a jerk.)

(she's a toby keith fan.)

nothing sez xmas like temple of bon matin, billy childish and kamijo.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/216599PN92L._AA130_.jpghttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/419NCZRF21L._AA240_.jpghttp://content.answers.com/main/content/img/amg/pop_albums/4/0/r/f40147vq2ri.jpg

http://www.spirit-of-metal.com/les%20goupes/T/Trans-Siberian%20Orchestra/The%20Lost%20Christmas%20Eve/The%20Lost%20Christmas%20Eve.jpg
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51WS3RJKT4L._AA240_.jpg
http://www.trans-siberian.com/press2007/xmaseve.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51VF6FWDY2L._AA240_.jpg

omg think i'm gonna listen to van zandt right now

ok maybe 'sweetheart of the roadeo'

road trip to the Lost Coast

Kraftwerk - K4
Michael Rother - Flammende Herzen
Magma - Attahk
Jon Hassell - Maarifa Street
Roy Montgomery - Temple IV
Giusto Pio - Motore Immobile
Peter Watchorn - Chi Passa / Tudor Keyboard Music
Henry Wolff / Nancy Hennings - Tibetan Bells II
Terry Riley - Descending Moonshine Dervishes
"Blue" Gene Tyranny - Out of the Blue
Wendy Carlos' Clockwork Orange
Gunter Schickert - Samtvogel
Klaus Nomi - Simple Man
Rita Mitsouko - CDR comp
Messiaen - Vingt Regards, p. Anton Batagov
Harold Budd - La Bella Vista
The Tired Sounds of Stars of the Lid
Emil Richards & the Microtonal Blues Band - Journey to Bliss
John Coltrane - Olatunji Concert
Roland Kayn - Cybernetic Music Disc 3 - "Monades" / "Eon"

Lots of Dead C and Sun City Girls ('Carnival Folk Resurrection' series) as Xmas music. Marion Brown's "Afternoon...". Surely ECM hasn't gotten that much better, jazz-wise.

glenn gould box

sightings - michigan haters
dock boggs

dub/reggae podcasts

Orb - UFOrb
Lou Reed - Take No Prisoners

Dylan & The Band, The Basement Tapes

devil's angels ost
the maytals - from the roots
temptations - with a touch of soul
the vandelles ep

holy crap this is the b side and it's one of the best songs i've heard all year.

http://images.juno.co.uk/full/CS289458-01B-BIG.jpg

curtis mayfield - curtis
curtis mayfield - sweet exorcist
the impressions - check out your mind!
kevin ayers - joy of a toy
kevin ayers - shooting at the moon
grateful dead - s/t

culture - two sevens clash
culture - harder than the rest

btw ysi kev?

jan dukes de grey - sorcerers
godz II

i'll try when i get home. there are three beats of a floor tom in that song that fucking KILL me.

matmos - supreme balloon (unmastered)
yoshi wada - lament for the rise and fall of the elephantine crocodile
michael stearns - morning / jewel

godz 2

Currently making my way through 4 CDRs worth of perfs by Rallizes from the 80s.

Plus giving a really close listen to some of my Nara Leao albums - real unevenness here but when it hits gold..

Captain Beefheart - Lick my Decals off and the last CD from the Grow Fins set - some incredible perfs on that one, many funny moments as well.

wilde flowers
the beck album on bongload for ole times sake
leak of new cat power stuff
burt jansch st
alvarius b
couple tomokawa records
and some sundazed comp while cleaning cupboards

Main Street Records - Round One Through Five
Martin Rev - Martin Rev
Psychic TV - Live in Glasgow Plus
Mark Arm - Masters of War 7"
Lee Scratch Perry - City Too Hot 12"
Throbbing Gristle - TGV

sD,

what was that group you played me 32 seconds of in daddy's recently? was it the tough alliance?

va - canti rituali di questua
dumitru farcas - the art of the romanian taragot
fanica luca, gabi lunca, romica puceanu, taraful din clejani and ion luicans jurnalul national entries
best of jessie matthews
epstein brothers orchestra - kings of freylekh land
the magic of rhodopa mountain
la salul cel negru
toni iordache - virtuoso of the cimbalom
toni iordache - sounds of a bygone age
petar stoyanov - magiyata na balgarskata gaida
environmental sounds - morning songbirds
greek traditional village music and dance
romanian lautari - cu mainile curate (a lautary journey)
rough guide to rebetika

gruppe nuova consonanza - Improvisationen (featuring ennio morricone on trumpet!)
mv/ee - gettin gone (this is great on first listen.)
charles tyler ensemble on ESP (b&w cover)
bob & bob - across america

the story of jamaican music: tougher than tough

Juan Atkins - 20 Years Metroplex still A+++

xpost - best box set ever

itouch is wonky so had to reset it
burial and mekons

skeletonwitch - beyond the permafrost
alcest - the new one with the french title i can't remember off the top of my head
wolves in the throne room - two hunters

the new six organs thing

the north sea in the time of sugar pines (only a few tracks so far, but good sat am listenin)
daniel johnston yip music (watched the doc this am)
an alice coltrane comp
basho the falconers arm
jobim wave

Kinski - Space Launch for Frenchie
Sonic Youth - Bad Moon Rising
various techno mp3s

what is "tehcno"

harmony rockets, "paralyzed mind of the archangel void"
lungfish, "pass & stow"
v/a, "bold beginnings: an incomplete collection of louisville punk 1978-1983"

digging some daniel higgs now myself

All those Can bootlegs posted on mutant-sounds.

Which of those are actually good

Matmos - A Chance to cut...
The Soft Boys - A Can of Bees
Boredoms - Live in Sunflancisco disc 2
Wolf Eyes - live mp3s

tonight:

matthew fisher - journey's end (RCA - 1973)

thirty days out - s/t (Reprise - 1971)

tys van leer - nice to have met you (CBS - 1978)

esperanto rock orchestra - s/t (A&M - 1973)

barclay james harvest - gone to earth (MCA - 1977)

maggie bell - queen of the night (Atlantic - 1974)

ellie greenwich - let it be written, let it be sung...(Verve - 1973)

it's a beautiful day - choice quality stuff/anytime (Columbia - 1971)

ennio morricone - sacco & vanzetti soundtrack (RCA - 1971)

milton chesley carroll - s/t (RCA - 1972)

dixie lee innes - of the original caste (Bell - 1972)

rick grech - the last five years (RSO - 197?)

mark moogy klingman - moogy (Capitol - 1972)

the sensational alex harvey band - the impossible dream (Vertigo - 1974)

Lee Scott & Singers - Peacemaker (Nashboro - 1972)

ooioo remixes

sD,

what was that group you played me 32 seconds of in daddy's recently? was it the tough alliance?

-- bb, Friday, 28 December 2007 18:48 (2 days ago) Link

Yeah: http://www.thetoughalliance.com/

also: agreed on Tougher than Tough.

listening to bull again.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1310/1422836281_4d269a5a5e_b.jpg

bull cover is my computer wallpaper. it would make great real wallpaper too.

i was gonna post this on that xian thread, but i'll post it here. IAN i think you would really dig this record by abe & malka. sadly, i sold my copy on ebay cuz i needed money :( but it doesn't go for TONS of money. you could probably find one for 30 bucks or maybe less. dreamy stuff. but also super-trad guitar picking and olde tyme folk. nice record.

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i am listening to roxy music's "avalon" and reading "the mists of avalon"

i was gonna be really nice and give my copy to meg baird when she played on the island cuz i thought she would like it but i chickened out cuz i hate talking to people.

ok..yeah, got the record...i like what theyre doing, but the vocals...the vocals just arent working for me...xpost

listening to the sounds of yet another giants loss...

die motherfucking kreuzen

just another diamond day
automatic writing

swell maps;
flipper;
takkyu ishino "dove loves dub";
blind idiot god "undertow";
pell mell "interstate";
stina n "morning belongs to the night"
katzen jammers cover of g.numan's "cars"
polvo.

http://bp3.blogger.com/_TFBFCabO0UU/R28E95gbUxI/AAAAAAAAACM/WtIGMtUe_3Q/s320/JAKE_HOLMES.jpg
r wyatt & friends drury lane
hope sandoval & the warm invention bavarian fruit bread -- kinda caught up in her voice last few days...out of nowhere
improvised music frm japan meeting at off site vol 3

the fall - bend sinister
bob dylan - biograph
ida - heart like a river

nashville ost
gal costa - s/t
dillinger - cocaine
touch - tramwerk 1
pander beer/eggstepper split
malcolm cecil - radiance
dr. philter banx - plays mood moog music insertion in middle "c"

giorgio moroder - einzelganger
international music system - s/t, i.m.s.
various - the hague rocks the planet #1
italo mp3s
bombers - 2
james booker - junco partner

exile on main st.

live skull cloud one

beautiful losers ambientelektronik stuff live on public access t.v.

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

one of those things that makes me shout hey thanks youtube! cuz it's so cool

dr. philter banx - plays mood moog music insertion in middle "c"

ysi plzzzz??!?!?!

been looking for that for ages, do you actually have the LP?

kevin coyne
wckr spgt
Daises OST

gremlins ost
metro area 7

Ensemble Gending - Soekarno Blues
Ladybug Unlimited
Kylie mp3s
Excepter - Throne

psychic tv dreams less sweet

sasha funke - mango

chris & cosey - heartbeat
suicide - suicide
jm jarre - toxygene
nina simone - "gold" 2cd comp

Cosmic Jokers - Galactic Supermarket
Circle Jerks - the first one?
Boredoms - DJ Krush Rebore THANKS IAN <3<3

Mother Sky Can bootleg = actually good xpost

^^^ tru