February Liszteningzzz (liverblog your jamz here)

ce ce pen is ton

A Certain Ratio - Early rocked that earlier...so easy to forge the good ideas they were mucking about with

on a serious chris watson kick

its february..time for a huggy bear binge

The Scientists: off their myspace fan-page (If anyone has a recording of Pissed on Another Planet mebbe we can work something out.)
The Romance Novels: ditto the myspace -- can I get them to play NYC??
The Sharxxxxxxxx: V excited about Sat!

volcano the bear's amidst noise and twigs is goddamned frightening

new Meshuggah
Glenn Gould box still
a lot of Messiaen, mostly due to seeing l'ascension the other day
new Gay Against You single
and a whole bunch of scattered tracks (off the top of my head: harry nilsson, NNC, stewart dempster, weidorje, kultivator, chopin mazurka)

magikckxkcccc markers - boss (better than i thought it would be)

i've been digging boss

yeah its pretty rad esp pat garrett

Software - Digital-Dance:Magic Sounds From Percussion Island

Get Ready Rock Steady (Coxsone comp)

Henry Mancini - Charade Soundtrack

Al Melgard at the Chicago Stadium Organ

JR. Walker and the All Stars - Soul Session

Klymaxx - Meeting In The Ladies Room

Ska Authentic Volume 2 Presenting the Skatalites

Ashish Khan - Young Master of the Sarod

don't slap me, 'cause I'm not in the mood

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6A4LbAZ0pg

Midi, Maxi & Efti - s/t ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW9K54abQQU )

dylan - nashville skyline

dylan - john wesley harding

arthur lyman - leis of jazz

arthur lyman - hawaiian sunset vol.1

arthur lyman - hawaiian sunset vol.2

esquivel - infinity in sound (even in living stereo though, just wasn't feeling it today. haven't listened to esqy in years, that martin denny thread got me going.)

elmer bernstein - the silencers soundtrack

sylvia plath - plath reads plath

hey, i do have a dory previn album. go figure. i have mythical kings and iguanas. never played it. i'll play it.

ZAMBETAS - The World's Greatest Bouzouki Artist

velvet underground & nico
marco polo - port authority
stars of the lid - carte-de-visite

SYCLOPS - Where's Jason's K <--- loving this

Still hammering Stars of the Lid
Also Eno - Apollo
Carpenters - Gold
Tusk
Geisha (from Bristol)

Judas Priest - Rocka Rolla
Judas Priest - Sad Wings Of Destiny
Steve Hillage - Fish Rising
At the Drive In - Vaya

sonic youth master-dik, sonic death, confusion is sex
black dice creature comforts
henry flint hillbilly tape music

Messiaen - Harawi
Feldman - Rothko Chapel / Piano & Orchestra / Coptic Light
Berg - Lyric Suite
Autechre - Quaristice
Tod Dockstader - Aerial 1 & 2
Laurie Spiegel - Cavis Muris

alice cooper - killer
alice cooper - love it to death
meat puppets - II
pavement - wowee zowee
john cale - paris 1919
guv'ner - the hunt
richard and linda thompson - i want to see the bright lights tonight
richard and linda thompson - pour down like silver
elliott smith - either/or
grateful dead - s/t
grateful dead - workingman's dead
scott walker - scott

Muslimgauze "Hammer & Sickle" (off mutant sounds)
Vasilisk "Liberation and Ecstasy"
Scott Horscroft "8 Guitars"
Rinder and Lewis "Warriors" LP and "In Search Of" 12"
Susan Alcorn "And I Await the Resurrection of the Pedal Steel Guitar" LP
Codeine "The White Birch" CD
Hanatarash "1" (CDR bootleg reissue)
Satanic Warmaster "opferblut"
Beastmaster "Patchwork Orange" CDR

i went record shopping for the first time in a month yesterday and bought a bunch of klunkers :(

Bruce Mackay - s/t (acid folk on ESP side label. it might grow on me, but i feel like i paid too much money for an OK album)
Lou Reed - The Bells (the one i actually like the most. has a great rack "disco mystic" that sounds like something off iggy's solo records like 'sister midnight' or something)
No Way To Treat a Lady soundtrack
The Next Man soundtrack
Equis soundtrack

tracking:
jason forrest remixing melt banana
jan jelinek(?) "Hub Tierbeobachtungen"
queen
future pilot aka terri mitti bani
yes
excepter punjab
pj harvey white chalk
tuxedomoon "the waltz" from crammed global soundclash v/a
magnetic fields "three way"
twelve rangers tracking crap i'm trying to get in order

the bells is lou's weirdest album, crepey songs about his family. i kind of hate that band too but 'disco mystic' is fascinating chant totally in that iggy/idiot groove. don cherry plays trumpet on this record but oh man lou's voice is just RUINED & hard to listen to cause he was coming off a four or five year speed-shooting binge.

Wobbly
Asobi Seksu - Citrus
Boards of Canada - Hi Scores EP

i like the bells. we listened to iggy's party on sat am, theres a plain odd one for ya. more silly synths and inherent creepiness...it made me realize, all over again, that it must be really strange being iggy pop.

Irmin Schmidt - Filmmusik 5
High Rise - Live

Deerhoof - Milk Man
Stravinsky ballets
various Schoenberg

Miles Davis - Live Evil, esp "Funky Tonk"
The Tough Alliance - Velocity Boy
Pharaoh Sanders - Black Unity
Psychic TV - Thee Starlit Mire, Jump Thee Gun

i can't believe jaxon had never heard disco mystic until today!!!!

i don't know why i can't believe that.

messiaen - des canyons aux étoiles...
harmonia 76
richard & linda, bright lights
'sweet movie' ost

sabbat
wishbone ash
orange goblin
alex north - a dream of kings soundtrack
john barry - on her majesty's secret service soundtrack
four jacks and a jill - fables (listened to this at least 10 times this week. "pata pata" is my jam.)

i can't believe jaxon had never heard disco mystic until today!!!!

i heard it a few months ago, but finally picked up the lp. it's right up my alley.

he sounds like beelzebub...disssscko.....dissscko myssssticck

benjamin britten - sinfonia da requiem/four sea interludes
jackie mclean - it's time
jackie mclean - consequence

that asobi seksu album has one or two great tracks, but didn't quite hang together for me. they're supposed to be good live though.

easley blackwood - microtonal compositions
cluster - curiosum
david lee myers & asmus tietchens - 60:00
mike oldfield - five miles out / amarok (oh dear I still love these)

art pepper meets the rhythm section

the poets (immediate collection of singles and acetates and stuff)

monochrome set - jacobs ladder 12 inch (god, how much do i love that yo ho ho instrumental! not as much as starry nowhere, but close.)

gruppo sportivo - 10 mistakes (dutch version. MUCH superior to the american version. this original track-list is perfect. and this version is definitely on my top 100 albums of all time list. if i had one.)

angela bofill - angel of the night (the last time i played "i try" i broke down crying. it reminds me so much of my dad. er, not that my dad is dead or anything. just memories...)

STORMY I THINK YOU MIGHT LIKE THE NEW HOWLIN RAIN ALBUM. I REALLY LIKE IT.

easley blackwood - microtonal compositions

Maroons in dis house! do you like his stuff, Milton? i don't think I've ever heard him actually...

skot .. ok! I never heard of Howlin Rain i don't think ... but I will investigate... you've never steered me wrong! well, maybe there was that whole Keren Ann thing. but hey, I really like Nellie McKay (she was f'n GREAT on Prairie Home Companion last weekend) so we all have our thing.

Did I ever tell you how much i LOVED that Giant Brain thing?? THANKS so much for the tip. that album rules.

Human Instinct - Stoned Guitar
Testament - The New Order
Skin Yard - s/t and Hallowed Ground (RIP Ben McMillan !!! SUCKS that I never got to see Skin Yard live)
Home - Pause For a Hoarse Horse
Rafael Toral - Wavefield
Jackson Heights - King Progress
XTC - English Settlement

"Jackson Heights - King Progress"

best album!

http://cover6.cduniverse.com/MuzeAudioArt/Large/75/1006775.jpg

EL TOPO S/T
Vampire Can't
Shoeb Ahmad -- Sonar Love Songs

You mean OST, not S/T

earth - the bees made honey in the lion's beard
boris - smile
ana da silva - the lighthouse
guru guru - UFO
guru guru - hinten
amon düül II - yeti
royal trux - sweet sixteen
pavement - westing
alice coltrane - universal consciousness

sunroof - reborn in jets of rainbow water

royal trux - accelerator (had never heard them before)
planning to rock - demos for album #2
peter gabriel 2
anthony moore - 'Jam Jem Jim Jom Jum'
carl stone - woo lae oak (on unseen worlds, this reissue label is batting 3 for 3)
carl stone - al-noor

Todd Rundgren - Runt
The Fall - Doomsday Payoff Triad Plus! (wtf is this, comp, boot? can't find any info)
The Flying Burrito Brothers - Gilded Palace of Sin
Jon Gibson - Visitations
Willie Lindo - It's Not Too Late
Tito Puente - Homenaje a Rafael Hernandez

i've listened to so much random psych, world, and german postpunk i thimk i might xplode

pickedup that new re-issue of the daisies sondtrack from andy votel and controversial bougouni yaalali record on tues, but only gave quick listens...the daisies thing is fun, but less thrilling that jarvis cocker claims on the promo sticker..of course, but im a sucker for those finder's keepers stuffs

i've listened to only parson sound and bohannon all day long.

royal trux - thank you
niwa - i & i harmonic odyssey
kate bush - hounds of love
the fall - This Nation's Saving Grace
faust - iv
Asobi Seksu - citrus

parson sound is great..

after listening to like 5 bohannon albums in a row, i realized how avant garde they (he) was. it was like one or 2 chords repeated forever with a heavy, steady drum beat. it's like a black NEU!

indeed. i actually prefer bohannon to neu. but i love neu. i think i compared a bohannon track to a can song somewhere.

BOHANNON..
UH MAKE IT FUNKY NOW

Keep on Truckin': The Motown Solo Albums, Vol. 1- Eddie Kendricks

art pepper meets the rhythm section
This is a very good album, skot, especially the version of Tin Tin Deo.

finally bought a vinyl copy of Bobby Brown's The Enlightening Beam Of Axonda

Mudhoney - Since We've Become Translucent (can't stop playing this ... I think it's probably their best album)
Chic - Real People
Sun Stabbed
Stereolab - Refried Ectoplasm
Saint Steven - s/t
Black Mountain - In the Future

nisennenmondai 2lp (i've wanted this for a while... yayness)
takako minekawa "fun 9"
the louvin brothers "pitfall"
m.

Pierre Boulez - Repons (Ensemble Intercontemporain)
Mauro Giuliani - Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra (John Williams)
Boulez - Dialogue de l'ombre double (Alain Damiens)
Heitor Villa-Lobos - Etude No. 11 (Christopher Parkening)

(I was listening to all kinds of rock and hip-hop this week. I'm not a total dork.)

Am debating whether to go see James 'Blood' Ulmer in a couple hours. He's awesome but a) it's slightly expensive b) I really need to study and have been out 3 times this week c) I like his old 'free funk' stuff more than his blues stuff (though that's not bad).

naked on the vague - the blood pressure sessions

I am liking this here, yes I am.

will leonardo a track, it's worth it

Rahsaan Patterson - It Ain't Love
808 State - Ancodia
Arthur Russell - In the Light of the Miracle (Danny Krivit Re-Edit)
Erykah Badu - Honey
Z-Ro and Trae - Who's the Man
Sueño Latino - Sueño Latino (Todd Terje Guitar Edit) and (Derrick May Remix)
+ a gang of the shit Tim posted in his year end thread

also yeah bohannon is the shit

That underdog edit i posted in the leonardo thread is of a caroline crawford track, but its basically bohannon also

tubeway army - replicas
kinks - are the village green preservation society
codeine - frigid stars
monks - black monk time
butthole surfers - locust abortion technician
cocteau twins - treasure
big black - songs about fucking
air - moon safari
bathory - blood fire death

lsd pond...this fucker is destroying me right now!!

otherwise:
ivor cutler trio ludo
flower traveling band made in japan
clive palmer and robin williamson hymns &haws
ghedlalia tazartes transports
maher shala hash baz souvenir de mauve
va havoc from holland
de maskers 12"
art blakey orgy in rhythm II
jonathan harvey and frances-ma imaginings
henry flint and nova billy new american ethnic music
daniel levin some trees

The Fall - Doomsday Payoff Triad Plus! (wtf is this, comp, boot? can't find any info)

It's the US version of Bend Sinister, minus a few tracks and with a few era single tracks added.

oh, and it's "Domesday"

fonotone records box
foul play vols 1-4

youknow, my friends should solve the graffiti issue in their bar's men's room by taking some pain markers and scrawling fall lyrics all over it...

THE HERCULES AND LOVE AFFAIR ALBUM
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Miles Davis - complete In a Silent Way sessions

THE HERCULES AND LOVE AFFAIR ALBUM

how is it? I did end up seeing him and juan maclean dj on saturday. "Blind" sounded awesome on club speakers

also Joakim did an electro cover of the Cure (A Forest)

check yr mail dude

weekend haul:

times new viking - rip it off
the go-betweens - oceans apart
the clean - anthology
conrad schnitzler - trigger trilogy
the paper chase - young bodies heal quickly, you know
this heat - out of cold storage (box set)
roxy music - the thrill of it all dvd

worst music: burial

^ true

jerry goldsmith - logan's run ost (talk about schnitzler)
cephalic carnage - anomalies
secret museum of mankind vol 2
peter gabriel 1

vol 2 is my favorite of the secret museum

mine too out of the five I have

"Storise Khoro Goliamo" by Mita Stoycheva = favorite song in the world for the last month

worst music: burial

"...he's got a lot of love in him..."

spacemen 3 - taking drugs to make music to
black dice - beaches and canyons
some kylie mp3s

worst music: burial

-- chaki, Monday, February 11, 2008 4:30 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

^ true

-- jaxon, Monday, February 11, 2008 4:50 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

i don't agree. though the new album is mad overrated. it sounds just like the first one.

oneida - each one teach one
voodoo jive: the best of screamin' jay hawkins
skull alcoholic: the complete solar anus

Li Jianhong -- San Sheng Shi

:D

x-post to latebloomer, yeah... i would say that burial is hardly anything new in a way. i enjoy listening to it though.

last night

G*Park- Seismogramm
Pierre Henry - Le Voyage
Zazou/CY1/Bikaye - Noir et Blanc
Eno - Ambient 4
Glenn Gould boxset

boots riley boots
john tulchin location recodings

I never heard of Burial until ~6 people whose opinions about music I discount mentioned listening to it within a week. I didn't like it.

Li Jianhong -- San Sheng Shi

:D

-- W4LTER

this

i just don't get the big wow over burial..i'd rather listne to old massive attack or the orb...

its not bad, just not worth getting all fizzy over

dance music, is has short shelf life, as does adolescence

I dunno about that.

the correct response, jon, is untrue!

except hes mostly speakin truth

i do like the textural qualities of burial...the 3 times ive listened

im listening to a hilarious xtian hardcore band called lust control..and gong's radio invisible vol 1. and sonic youff in chapel hill in 87

"planned parenthood, you aint to good hey!"

har har har

oh, xtian teens

guinea worms "box of records", home blitz, flipper, country teasers

olivier messiaen - turangalîla-symphonie
eddie hazel - game dames & guitar thangs
wilson pickett - in philadelphia
wilson picket - a funky situation
kleer - "get tough"

dance music, is has short shelf life, as does adolescence

i like a balanced diet. i can dig that peeps don't like burial. sry for the buttery skuzz upthread. the older i get, the more sensitive i get to feeling totally out of it. embrace the bad taste! the last lolzy.

FLOOD

Ron Trent - Altered States
The Lines - Memory Span

die kreuzen - october file/die kreuzen
the pop group - y
the knife - deep cuts
faith/void
scream - still screaming/this side up

omg so glad to read some people aren't digging burial either.

lol @ supercentral user ^ ^

I'm also listening to the Bennie Maupin reissue. I love it. So much so that I threw down for the Julius Priester one as well, not as much into that one.

Also listening to:

Phil Manzanera/801 - Listen Now
Barton Smith - Reelizations I & II
Parson Sound (not catching the minimal references on this, sounds just like Les Rallizes Denudes to me)

http://www.supercentral.org/wordpress/?p=3354

I saw cab the other night for like 2 seconds; didn't even see the show toooo drunk

Cool. I'll be there on March 6 for a visit. Never been to New York. Looking forward.

tenniscoats
ears cracking sore throat.

heavy rotation:

hercules and love affair
glass candy
yusef lateef - eastern sounds
best of sade
glenn gould - beethoven piano sonatas
guided by voices - bee thousand
fennesz/sakamoto - cendre
robert plant & allison krauss record (lol npr listening list)
ennio morricone sdtks to "Il Grande Silenzio" and "Slalom"

guinea worms "box of records",

got this two weeks ago, initially i thought it was catchy, now it seems.... i dunno. kinda formulaic? definitely has a columbus sound to it.

VoT radio changing my life and making me want every questionable jangly 7" ever.

The hardest part of which is going to be getting them to play in my DVD drive.

oh, shit, i forgot that scientists disc. wait til next week.

<3 <3

yea i jammed box of records too much and it wore kinda thin, its a nice surprise when it comes up on shuffle or in a mix though

ha, i did the same. i still find myself muttering "there's really nothing better, there's really nothing better..." when i zone out though.

i keep checking my bank account hoping one of three expected checks hits it before tonight because i really don't want to sit around and there's a show i want to go to here:

http://www.drinkatcalsbar.com/cals4.jpg

Home Blitz tomorrow, mah homies!

evidently were going to listen to paris 1919 all day

why did i give my cale/riley record to ex girlfriend

why did i give e2e4 to other ex girlfriend

dude, you buy new copies for the girlfriends...

i need vinyl copy of church of anthrax!

comicopera vinyl edition, which we switched over to, is damned nice...great mastering

bb i have that CoA and dont jam it much, wanna tradeski?

yea, I'll just buy another fucking copy of e2 e4 :(

yeah, would do... email me (bbaumes at gee mail)

fahey railroad I cd = wicked

fahey fare forward voyagers cd = death by treble, the thing's brighter than the sun

Jazzbo fare snagged last night and already listened to a couple times each:

Steve Reid Ensemble - Daxaar
Sun Ra And His Outer Space Arkestra - Some Blues But Not The Kind Thats Blue

both A++

bootleg library music comp.

http://www.scorebaby.com/jpegs/musicdewolfevol1.jpg

Almost all I've listened to today is Milton Babbitt and Cheap Trick. Seriously. There was a little Venetian Snares in there too though.

(Post very much in character?)

hendrix - '69 fillmore NYE lp my high school biology teacher was at
howlin' wolf - moanin' in the moonlight
idris muhammad - boogie to the top
can - soon over babaluma
durutti column - lc
terry riley - shri camel
dave brubeck - take five

Whoa. It's not often I see a "listening" post I could have written.

I wouldn't have written that exact one, but I certainly wouldn't have minded listening to it.

howlin' wolf - moanin' in the moonlight

HMMMMMMMMMMMM HMMMMMMMMMMMMM
HMMMMMMMMMMMM HMMMMMMMMMMMMM
HMMMMMMMMMMMM HMMMMMMMMMMMMM
HMMMMMMM HMMM

best start of an album, like, ever

You're a big Crash Test Dummies fan, I take it?

Turnquist Remedy - Iowa By The Sea
Love & Rockets - Seventh Dream of Teenage Heaven
Masayuki Takayangi New Direction Unit - Eclipse
Total - Here, Time is Space

warning:shameless birthday album promtion post..its my birthday and i'll shill if i want to...u can get our whole new release for 62 cents on this thingy
http://amiestreet.com/artist/29277
hope it makes u happy till march
xxdan

happy danday, dan!

oh yeah happpppy broday brudder

hahaha you are old!

philip cohran "malcolm x memorial"
philip cohran - "philip cohran & the artistic heritage ensemble"
barton smith - "reelizations I & II"
harmonia - "live 1974"
various carl craig remixes
bobby hutcherson - "happenings"
bobby hutcherson - "san francisco"
charles earland - "black talk"
jimi tenor & kabu kaby - "joystone"
prefuse 73 - "preparations"
byron morris & unity - "blow thru your mind"
dorothy ashby - "the rubaiyat"
sascha funke - "boogybytes vol 2"
black moon - "enta da stage"
"desert storm presents hardstep drum & bass"
"computer incantations for world peace"

new Brain Drill album is kicking my ass. So good.

http://a330.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/103/l_4bb0545c137726cda5645f363eeff6e1.jpg

omg, shred much, brain drill?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=mVlM8Ya0d54

oh, and in case you didn't know, Brain Drill's drummer, Marco, is like the new king of extreme drumming porn on Youtube. He's pretty crazy.

http://amiestreet.com/public/images/56913_full.jpg

i like how dan is front center holding court yet there is one guy with folded arms on the left going "you don't intimidate me".

and better yet is the guy middle top right with the surfer snarl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5j4McFzies

hahahahaha..snarl

DID YOU EAT KAKE DANNY??????????????????????????????????????????//

new ministry promo...

its kinda hilarious and awesome

and dumb as rocks

strawberry alarm clock - curse of the witches on repeat

flower travellin band - satori
brast burn - debon
moebius and plank - material
inoyamaland - 1984 pithecanthropus
clockcleaner - babylon rules
goldfrapp - a+e (hercules and love affair rmx)
danny gold - throwdown (pilooski edit)
del shannon - gemini (pilooski edit)
adriano celentano - prisencolinensinainciusol

http://zero.co.nz/music/images/s/Status%20Quo%20-%20Satatus%20Quo.jpg

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Liliantal - s/t
Daphne Oram - Oramics

want:

Raymond Scott - Ecoplasm & Kodachrome

i've been enjoying a tender reunion with debris (static disposal). i forgot that i even had this.

my friend wayne has a pristine original debris record and i kinda want to hit him over the head and steal it but he has a really cute kid and it always makes me stop short from clubbing him. good thing he's not single! wayne has a boss collection. every dangerhouse single!

i've been digging out the old can rekkerds cuzza that ilm thread. haven't listened in years! you just can't friggin' beat paperhouse. NM GERMAN UA PRESSING. bought that from my brudder danny years ago.

recently found out my mom's bff from highschool is or was married to one of the Strawberry Alarm Clock

The Hollies - Moving Finger

(SOOOOOOO glad i finally bought this. it's been sitting here in the record store for ever and i didn't think anything of it. meanwhile, LOVE the thing. glad no island anglophiles caught me snoozing.)

this weekend bought

The Who - It's Hard (w/eminence front)
Zinc - Street Level
Roy Buchanan - You're Not Alone
GQ - II (w/lies that was ugly edited)

Speed, Glue & Shinki - s/t
Eloe Omoe (the northhampton ma (?) OSS wannabes) - some fucking dodgy 12"
Stars of the Lid - And Their Refinement of the Decline
MJ - Thriller
Supersempfft - Roboterwerke <--- awesome
Gong - You
Animal Collective - Here Comes the Indian!

Sagittarius - Present Tense
Gas Giant

tickley feather - "tonight is the nite" plus some youtubes
ancestors - neptune with fire
rallizes - heavier than a death in the family

the grass roots - let's live for today (such a great album)

I saw Strawberry Alarm Clock last fall, they wore embroidered tunics or something and were...underwhelming, at least in the context of a festival that ought to be rocking the hell out.

ASMUS TIETCHENS- <i>TEILS TEILS</i> reallly tight

<!>oops</!>

boughted this wknd:

cd:

the mountain goats - heretic pride
matmos - the civil war
v/a - wayfaring strangers: guitar soli
john fahey - red cross

lp:

v/a - the wailing ultimate! the homestead records compilation
clint ruin & lydia lunch - stinkfist (girl @ record store said "lol i was wondering when the hell someone was gonna buy that")
frankie goes to hollywood - welcome to the pleasuredome
david crosby - if i could only remember my name...
the pentangle - solomon's seal
flora purim - open your eyes you can fly

today at work:

oblivians - the sympathy sessions
love - s/t (that reissue with the mono and stereo mix)
haunted george - haunted mystery sampler

slowdive - souvlaki

roedelius / schnitzler - ACON 2000/1
arp - in light (I'm all for something the rips off cluster records this slavishly, or at least I am in theory, but... I mean this is right down to the cover art)
riccardo zappa - celestion

http://soulfulclassics.com/pictures/az_495_Feel%20Like%20Makin

13 minute prog/fusion/soul epic "I Can See The Sun In Late December" is my jam!

now playing:

http://www.geocities.com/suff1107/MolkieCole-FRONT.jpg

burial
sutekh
tenniscoats
rafter
narcosleepy
tranquil jay feelers
thinkin fellers
the stickmen

"I Can See The Sun In Late December" is so good.

13 minute prog/fusion/soul epic "I Can See The Sun In Late December" is my jam!

ysi?

seriously

it's basically a great dreamy soul song with amazing denise williams/patti austin backup vocals and then, like, an 8 minute coda of idris muhammad return to forever space jazz ambience. love it. i'd totally send one of you an MP3 off of audacity if it weren't for my sad computer. :(

i actually ripped the cover of my computer tonight cuz i was so crazed. it keeps shutting down over and over again. i used a swiffer on its innards! what the fuck, i've got nothing to lose. i don't know nothing about computers.

and my computer actually seems speedier now!

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/images/200802/20080220sm_record1_500.jpg

"hmm my 740th copy of Alan Parsons Project I Robot,definitely needs to be downgraded to a vg- in the database pronto"

that's not what the back of I Robot looks like, like sheesh

i knew it...yes, 2012, indeed

aluk todolo: decension serious this heat meets faust sort of trip...

now rockin jukka eskola s/t...fun, bubbly trumpet with the electronics...pieces could stand to stretch out a bit more, but otherwise a nice bit of the jazz

bb... http://www.myspace.com/aluktodolo yes? even with the comfort shock black death page. music = wow.

tommy james and the shondells - crimson and clover
jan steele/john cage - voices and instruments
jimmy smith live! - root down
latin jazz quartet w/ sanders - oh! pharoah speaks
music improvisation company (derek bailey et al) - s/t

oh and juju - chapter two: nia on strata east
lol, name of my cat

myspace friend surfs up:

http://www.myspace.com/neungphak
http://www.myspace.com/aavikko (i swear the drummer plays for CIRCLE but deciphering finnish knowledge is above my merest mortal gong's ability scores.)
http://www.myspace.com/customdrummer
http://www.myspace.com/anniemusic "chewing gum"
http://www.myspace.com/khanoffinland
http://www.myspace.com/stereototal not on here, "plus minus null!"
http://www.myspace.com/hawnaytroof (i miss xbxrx days of old.)
http://www.myspace.com/hellohighplaces
http://www.myspace.com/luckydragons
http://www.myspace.com/eatstapes
http://www.myspace.com/wobbbly
http://www.myspace.com/keithfullertonwhitman
http://www.myspace.com/tomrecchion
http://www.myspace.com/volcanothebear
http://www.myspace.com/butchyfuego

back up
http://www.myspace.com/terrastock LOUIS VILLE! MID WEST! derail.

msp,

yep..i got real into him/them yesterday...i need more religious/psych/trance music ... now that im back into thi dj thing i need to do a religio-freakout night!

since i misread yr post and you seem to be myspacing, http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=131108498 is my time to time "band"

the fool (dutch swingin' london design/freakshow collective that painted the original Apple Corp. offices)'s record is actually good!

Ego Summit....FINALLY!

nice, I love that record. I think Ian is into it too. I was big into all that weird Ohio lo-fi when I did college radio

trib to jack johnson RIP TM

so in the new ugly things review of the trimble records they say that the CDs sound great but that the LPs "suffer from an inferior remix". is this true? cuz dude at the record store is holding both LPs for me (he bought them but didn't dig them for whatever reason so he was gonna sell me his) and i was gonna buy those. BUT i already bought maria the iron curtain cd, so i guess i could just get the other album on cd too if the sound is that much of an issue. i want the best-sounding thing, you know? but is it that noticeable, or is UT dude just being anal? probably nobody has heard both to compare.

that jan steele LP is Baller

oh and ian that obsession comp is pretty cool. and the very definition of "all over the place". you know? i need to listen again though. nothing really jumped out at me in that OMG THIS IS INSANE! kinda way, you know? it just seemed generally cool. good vibe. it reminds me of some of those u.k. comps. or a votel thing or something. good "grooves" and "beats". a little loungey in spots. the atomic forest thing from india might be my favorite thing on it. and the most rocking/psych moment as well.

found a copy of the voice farm lp. rad minimal synth

http://www.synthpunk.org/voicefarm/world1.jpg

i just got sum stuff at a garage sale
vivien goldman-12" on 99
units-digital stimulation
delta 5-6
poly styrene-luminescence?
xray spex-gfa
raincoats-1st
slits-cut
minutemen-dnotd

th guy said he had bought cds of them and didnt want to throw them out

that's not what the back of I Robot looks like, like sheesh

-- jaxon,

i know its that stupid stones record he claims is worth 10k,,

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1b/Live_%26_Deadly_Cover.jpg

that is the best garage sale haul i've ever heard of

yeah for real. vivien goldman!

listening:
speculator - most recent shortbus mix from dj thread
helpful soul - first album
dj plastikk - another planet saturn

The first song on that Voice Farm album is my favorite, despite being instrumental. I always open sets with it, like the last time I was on Beats in Space.

the guy on the left looks freakishly like my friend andrew (dan you met him, he was doing that sunday night thing in sf you DJed at)

http://b8.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/01004/83/90/1004580938_l.jpg

Bang Bang - Brothers of the Head soundtrack. Songs by Clive Langer.

psychobaba - on the roof at kendar lodge <--- Boredoms' related Indian-tinged electronica; reminds me of new Yoshimio, that Eastenburia collab with nnck, etc

bobby hutcherson - oblique
donny hathaway - extensions of a man
the hollies - moving finger

Steve Hillage - Green
^ nice gong riffage on this :D MASSSSSTER BUILDER

lotta classical music: still glenn gould box, stravinsky ballets, beethoven sym 6 & 8 today, r.strauss 4 last songs, shostakovich str qts 4-6, various messiaen tracks

plus also new meshuggah, some deerhoof, pals tracks

nyrs. how is The Thing in greenpoint?

theres a thread on it somewhere...

its entirely overwhelming and pretty well known/picked over at this point. that said, they might have something as most people dont go digging there anymore. its a huge basement and another room just stacked with boatloads...i forget how cheap it is at ths point, but can be fun, if yr not really mining for gold...bring a surgical mask, as its pretty musty

listening:
leak of new nick cave and bad seeds: its interesting. it might be a slow burner. im guassing the reviews will be full of back-patting praise, but im finding the same diorama vibe i got with the grinderman record. i like a touch of n cave here and there, but i often find the quality of drama of it all prevents me from really liking it, that the sort of drama feels too forced or somewhat cheap, a sort of hollywood vibe (a nick ray thing almost). some real interesting arrangements and orchestration production on it, though (far better production than the grinderman record) and many swinging doors to swagger into...prepare to see him everywhere for a bit.

I haven't been to the Thing in years, though I don't go record shopping much anymore these days. I'm sure The Thing would be an interesting visit. There's a newish store called Permanent not far away that may be worth checking out, as well as Eat Records. More importantly go to Academy when Ian is working and go to Marquis Cha Cha. In manhattan...Kim's, Other, A1 and Turntable Lab. A1 is pretty awesome. You won't find places with tons of cheap used vinyl like Amoeba in NY though. Academy comes the closest. In some ways Academy is better, better organized and higher ratio of good stuff. Like I remember at both Amoebas having to dig through shitty 90s promos of forgotten bands in every genre just to find good stuff, whereas Academy generally won't even buy really crappy used records.

is marquis still open? i thought they were moving to germany or something

yeah, they did close in jan...

did Dance Tracks close? never shopped there much but I tried to schlep some stuff over there to sell on a random Tuesday afternoon and it was shuttered.

in addition to the ones Dan mentioned I like Etherea ... carries mostly new techno and house but some good used stuff too, disco new wave etc. there's also Sound Library altho it's more a place to gawk at expensive wall records.

lemme know if you go to The Thing, I'd kinda like to check it out. never been over there yet.

yeah if a thing trip happens tomorrow or thursday, let me know. i think ill in a cafe just by eat for a chunk of tomorrow...but im never too far off.

i havent been to Permanent...maybe ill stop in if i go to that post office later

oh, wait this trip is weeks off, right

Dance Tracks closed a few weeks/months ago. And now Downtown Music Gallery is losing it's lease. It's a sad time to have a record store in manhattan, but Brooklyn is booming. I always forget to prop Etherea, initially because I still miss Adult Crash, but it's really underrated. One of the better used CDs sections you'll find and a suprisingly well-stocked dance section...like Other Music but with a listening station.

and if I'm around I'm down for a The Thing visit, it's been years and I'm curious.

oh, wait this trip is weeks off, right

more like one week off I think

like Other Music but with a listening station

otm!! tough to shop for 12"s at other unless you already know the track

i'm there from next Wednesday until Sunday. i'm not sure how much time i'll have to go there. looks like you'd need to put in a decent couple of hours. sometimes on vacation i'd rather just go to the nice stores, pay more money, but get definite good shit.

man, downtown music gallery lost another lease...goddamned bowery rents are out of hand...

fuck that place

Ricardo Rey & Bobby Cruz - 1975 (incredible album!)

Ernie Agosto y la conspiracion (with Miguel Quintana on vocals) - Afecto y Carino

Grupo Folklorico y Experimental Nuevayorquino - Lo Dice Todo

Carla Bley Band - European Tour 1977

Danny Kirwan - Second Chapter

Keith Fullerton Whitman - Lisbon/Multiples/Playthroughs/Schoner Flufengel
Jacques Lejeune - Blanche Neige
Bernard Parmegiani - Violostries (Disc One)
La Monte Young - Black Album
Hototogisu/Burning Star Core - Volume II... or I? Not sure, whichever came with the pin.
Luciano Cilio - Dell'Universo Assente
Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks
Linda Perhacs - Parallelograms
Iancu Dumitrescu - Medium III
Charalambides - Joy Shapes

I just like saying "charlambides".

right there with you. only I've never figured out the first syllable. do you say char or chair or shar or shair?

Downtown Music Gallery is still a go-to place for certain kinds of things you can't find elsewhere, and they have some hip kids working there now in Chuck and Mikey.

Man, this pilooski edit of the Pointer Sisters has been ruling my world for 2 weeks now.

totally rocking the Crazy Rhythms RVNG mix now. whodat?!

jews do it better.

Woods Family Creeps
Alice Clark
Turner Cody - Buds Of May
fEEDTIME - Cooper S
Tumbleweed - Return To Earth

Also listening to the Sapphire Thinkers album which was mentioned on a previous thread. It's awesome. It's proggier than i was expecting.

"share-a-lam-a-be-dez" is what i recall from a wire piece last year...

rong!

"shaar-uh-lom-bid-eez" nick cain the wire217

altz - max motion 12"
steve miller band - children of the future
synergy - cords <--- cool late 70s synth record

http://www.movimentiprog.net/immagini/retrospettive/Cords.jpg

I met Larry F@st (aka Synergy) many years ago. He ofted worked through the NJ recording studio I interned at during High School. He was my hero because I was obsessed with 70s synth stuff like him, Wendy Carlos, Vangelis, etc. He did most of the synth/keyboard work on Peter Gabriel's first 4 albums.

nice. I didn't know who he was, just happened to find that record at kim's yesterday. similar vibe to that greg hawkes lp I've been liking.

i bought a Synergy record yesterday too! i got Audion. i've been meaning to pick up one of their LPs forever, and remember dan telling that story before, but never went about buying one until i heard a track on dreamchimney yesterday. cool shit.

a few other dollar records i bought:
Space People - mini LP
jan akkerman - s/t
micheal shrieve w/klaus schulze & kevin shrieve - transfer blue station
steve kahn - tight rope
isley jasper isley - broadway's closer to sunset blvd

that space people is not this space people http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpgAq579cRA

i like the larry fast action on this record:

http://tralfaz-archives.com/coverart/N/Nektar/nektar_recyclef.jpg

i like the synergy stuff too. i think i have all those records. haven't played them in a long time though. i should play them.

Home Blitz: s/t

sometimes on vacation i'd rather just go to the nice stores, pay more money, but get definite good shit.

-- jaxon, Tuesday, February 26, 2008 5:53 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

if you're on vacation i wouldn't go to the thing. maybe duck in for ten minutes to experience the wtfness of it all and run down to see ian.

for nice places that cost more, i'd rec an east village loop, something like other mus>downtown gallery>jammyland quick walk to ave a good records nyc>a-1>nu academy east

yeah, ave a is where i usually spend the bux. i bought a buncha nice things from ian last time too. we hugged. he gave me discount. it was all worth it.

what'd soundlibrary turn into again? 2 stores, right?

v/a - radio java
v/a - night recordings from bali
grateful dead - s/t
grateful dead - anthem of the sun
grateful dead - aoxomoxoa
grateful dead - workingmans dead
grateful dead - american beauty
butterglory - are you building a temple in heaven?
dinosaur jr - youre living all over me
cluster - sowiesoso
blues control - s/t
high places - 3/07-9/07 (not sold on this)
dirtbombs - we have you surrounded

sound library moved down under delancey in LES proper, while one of the partners broke and opened his own shingle on like ave a and 12th. big city records i think?

Aw PS, I liked High Places so much live! Recordings possib not as good.

wow i am behind the curve. lotta changes. xp

Ian's the best thing that's ever happened to NY record shopping. For noize boarders at least.

ill def see em sometime, but i dont know. the record just sounds like a half-baked microphones or something. and her voice is just an indie voice, nothing all that special.

haha dan so true

when i went to see ian i think he was out buying w33d. then we went to some old man bar and drank giant pitchers or beck's or st. paulie girl or something.

I wasn't that impressed by Sound Library when I went there last summer. They didn't even have anything that cool on their walls. And the prices, oh, new yawk, you slay me. Every other record seemed to be priced at 30 dollars no matter what it was. In honor of my surroundings though, I bought my brother-in-law a pretty cool prog/psych record on Vertigo for...30 dollars. they did have my fave Tropea album for cheap though, and i actually said to the dude behind the counter incredulously, "hey, that's a good price!" like i couldn't believe it. he told me to go back to martha's vineyard and to never ever come back.

http://www.rekord.net/cover/bigthumbs/rekord.4860.jpg

basically, i went thru that whole store and the only stuff i saw that i would have wanted were way overpriced hard rock records. i actually saw better selection and way better prices at that cake shop place that we went to for the bunnybrains show. (better selection of hard rock records. or the kind i like anyway.)

scott, is that tropea album the one with Just Blue on it? love that song to death. i almost bought that album once but then put it back. oh well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy9looAELis

milk'n cookies - s/t

cake shop does have cool stuff

lotta weird local records and cdr's on consignment

Is the consignment section separate?

I think so? I got some handmade Little Claw cdr there. I think a lot of it is just merch dropped off by the bands that play downstairs

really love that synergy lp.
m.

dissection - storm of the light's bane
darkthrone - soulside journey + a blaze in the northern sky
lightning bolt - hypermagic mountain
bowie- aladdin sane
prince - purle rain
sepultura - roots
richie hawtin - decks efx + 909

"sepultura - roots "

this is bullshit compared to arise and beneath the remains.

i know man. i haven't listened to roots in ages though, figured i'd listen to it.

some of it's pretty good. the rest is really turgid nu-metal shit

gred davis: somnia (laptop died playing me to sleep with it last night so it started to day)
chukp'a kim and kim tong jun: korean kayagum music
clara rockmore the art of the theremin
ichi the killer soundtrack
international harvester

titanic: greatest hits vol 2
('buckshee woman' needs a sidelong beardo edit now now now)

comus - first utterance
stardust - music sounds better with you
Kelley Polar - I Need You to Hold On While the Sky Is Falling
Pascal Comelade - Mètode De Rocanrol
Z-Rock Hawaii
Isis - In The Absence Of Truth
Boredoms - Early Boredoms

the first scorpions record from 72 is blowin my mind.

https://www.insideoutshop.de/images/ScorpionsLonnesome.jpg

Man, this pilooski edit of the Pointer Sisters has been ruling my world for 2 weeks now.

have you heard the Danny Gold - Throwdown one? I've had that shit on repeat, so good

dump - a plea for tenderness
oblivians - sympathy sessions
scientists - pissed on another planet

"this is bullshit compared to arise and beneath the remains."

hardly anyone heard it, but believe it or not, the LAST sepultura album was awesome.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/69/Sepultura_-_Dante_XXI.jpg

yeah, I get the emails from dirty about pilooski edits for dl'ing and got that one w/ pointer sisters and del shannon, It didn't rock me as much though.

I always thought I was the only person who knew Beggin was such a funky song as I came at it through oldies fandom, though I did later hear the Timebox version which is known by some disco heads. But both the Pointer Sisters and Beggin' were Northern Soul cuts, so that gives some insight into where he's coming from.

the Del Shannon I didn't like as much but I think the Danny Gold is crazy

13 minute prog/fusion/soul epic "I Can See The Sun In Late December" is my jam!

yep pretty amazing no leonardo for this

listening to Huun-Huur-Tu recording sessions I engineered two nights ago, including 10 minute improv piece where I sat in on piano (my best Feldman impression). we didn't get as much done as we could have because we spent a lot of time listening to what we'd recorded at halfspeed. they'd never heard themselves played back at halfspeed.

also, lot of great stuff on this: http://direct-waves.blogspot.com/2007/02/va-electro-acoustic-music-from-sweden-2.html

hmmm, i never saw that post...that prson has shared a bunch of great stuff!!!

douglas armour - light of a golden day ...
velvet underground - live at the gymnasium, quine tapes
live love life +1
nitedog - mars
rubies - the keys (studio rmx)
times new viking - rip it off
allez allez - allez allez 12" + lindstrom rmx
lsb - original highway delight 12"

group home - livin proof
nas - illmatic

The Velvet Underground-Peel Slowly and See
The Velvet Underground-VU
The Velvet Underground-Another View
The Velvet Underground-Quine Tapes
The Velvet Underground-Live at the Gymnasium
The Velvet Underground-Legendary Guitar Amp Tapes
The Velvet Underground-1969 Live
Lou Reed-Transformer
Lou Reed-Street Hassle
Lou Reed-The Blue Mask
Nico-Frozen Warnings
John Cale-Frozen Warnings cover from Nico/Icon
John Cale-Mr. Wilson
John Cale-Barracuda
John Cale-Leaving It Up To You

i can't believe you guys are still into february. february is, like, soooooo yesterday.

But it's a leap year. February gets an extra week, right?

my friend gave birth to twins friday.
m.

Timebox version of "Beggin'" so good.

And congratulations to msp's friend.

REM - Fables of the Reconstruction
Rogers Sisters - Purely Evil
Pan-Pot - Pan-o-Rama

DON'T YOU HAVE A CALENDAR, ASSHOLE?!

marching to this beat (mthrfkr, so get in STEP!)

oh right, somebody lock up the february jams

-- dmr, Tuesday, March 4, 2008 5:10 PM (2 hours ago) Bookmark Link