ur october-long locked groove loop

panda bear - person pitch
pavement - wowee zowee

AC - Strawberry Jam
V/A - Those Were Different Times '70s cleveland comp.
Miles Davis - Steamin'
Lutan Fyah - Phantom War (good recommendation by am0n)
Tonto's Expanding Headband - Zero Time
La Bionda - High Energy

does a noize dude listen to wim mertens?

Crepuscule era, yes. Windham Hill era, not so much.

Fire Engines
Josef K
Orange Juice
Associates
Scars
Article 58
Metro-Pak
Win!

Mandrill Is
Hawkwind Space Ritual: Collector's Edition
Aerosmith Rocks

PJ Harvey - Peel Sessions

negative approach
entombed
cabaret voltaire

i'm finally getting around to listening to all the metal stuff that has accumulated in the last month. reviewed some reissues/boxed sets on the Metal Mind label for Filthy Phil Freeman (He is the new editor in chief at Metal Edge magazine) and they were a ton of fun. Paradox, Znowhite, Defiance, Artillery (4 discs!). Also just got a bunch of cool stuff from the Autumn Wind label. They put out lots of noise/neofolk/neoclassical/industrial/metal CDs. Vomit Orchestra, 20.SV, Kaniba, Black Seas Of Infinity, Arbeit, Drear. I think I'm gonna feature the label in Decibel next month. I do a different label every month. If you know of any crazy labels that put out lots of stuff, let me know. I need a new one every month. Doesn't have to be strictly metal. I'd like to feature some more crazy/noise labels too in the future. I review anywhere from 5 to 10 releases in each feature.

recent stuff i'm getting around to:

mos generator - songs for future gods (small stone)

greenleaf - agents of ahriman (small stone)

krohm - the haunting presence (moribund)

dodsferd - cursing your will to live (moribund)

satan's host - burning the born again...(a new philosphy) (moribund)

atreyu - lead sails paper anchor (hollywood)

wolfpack unleashed - anthems of resistance (napalm)

helloween - gambling with the devil (spv)

diabolic force - old school attack (no colours)

nargaroth - semper fidelis (no colours)

satanic warmaster - revelation (no colours)

orenda - the funeral (no colours)

alastor - noble north (no colours)

those who bring the torture - s/t (no colours)

sodom - the final sign of evil (spv)

vreid - i krig (candlelight)

motorhead - better motorhead than dead - live at hammersmith (spv)

axel rudi pell - diamonds unlocked (spv)

moonspell - under satanae (spv)

limbonic art - legacy of evil (candlelight)

monster magnet - 4-way diablo (spv)

coffins/the arm and sword of a bastard god (20 buck spin)

abacinate/godrot - split cd (epitomite)

the foreshadowing - days of nothing (candlelight)

sear bliss - the arcane odyssey (candlelight)

poolside at the flamingo - this will end badly...(epitomite)

october falls - the streams of the end (debemur morti)

necromessiah - antiklerical terroristik death squad (blasphemous underground)

skitzo - five point containment (open grave)

exterminance - vomiting the trinity (open grave)

more candlelight stuff: knights of the abyss, gorefest, gentlemans pistols, tulus

motorhead - stage fright dvd (spv)

The only Wim Mertens I know is the soundtrack to Belly Of An Architect, and only due to watching Belly Of An Architect multiple times. It didn't make much of an impression, but maybe there Mertens was trying to sound like Michael Nyman, Greenaway's regular musical foil at the time.

Most of Mertens stuff sounds like Nyman, but some of it is still fun.

tokyo jihen - variety. i didn't ever imagine i'd be capable of loving another group again the same way i loved nirvana when i was 11 but there you go

I used to <3 Nyman v much. Starting somewhere around The Piano he got all syrupy though. But Drowning By Numbers, The Cook The Thief... and Draughtsman's Contract still rule.

Chromatics
The Amber Spyglass audiobook

same here Jon, though there's some nice stuff on various soundtracks over the last however many years. Nothing will be A Walk Through H, or his contribution to the second Flying Lizards LP, Hands 2 Take.

posting my favorite wim mertens track to leo

tokyo jihen - variety
chrome - the visitation
nasser rastegar-nejad - in a persian garden, the santur
bach, WTC 1, peter watchorn
bach, WTC 2, robert riefling, glenn gould, ottavio dantone
stockhausen - hymnen, third region with orchestra, verlag CD 47
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimension_X radio shows

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Milton, hear WTC Book II by Sergey Schepkin if you get a chance. V distinctive and amazing piano version.

baby grandmothers double LP
ethnic folkways "music of afghanistan" (kabul radio orchestra does most tracks)
michael hurley - ancestral swamp
blues control s/t
GHQ LP on Not Not Fun

audio/visual concurrence walking back from lunch stopping to stare at globs of wet cement cascading at a construction site when all of a sudden terry riley - untitled organ (1964-1966) comes on the ipod. perfect match and serious hairs standing on the back of the neck with no drugs involved.

KARP.

Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes - Le Temps de l' Autre

Randy Newman marathon
Zep marathon

charles tyler ensemble
current 93 - earth covers earth

ian was that my copy of charles tyler, did i sell that back to academy? i can't remember. all my shit's in boxes but i just did set up my stereo.

wire, "chairs missing" lp
dead meadow, "old growth" cdr

spurts: the richard hell story

nope, it was ken willoughby's copy of the charles tyler.. though i think you did sell yours, too.

as long as i kept all my frank wrights...

i need a better copy of the frank wright on actuel; it got dropped and there's a HUGE gash in the b-side that tics for probably 10 minutes. it was free, but ya know... i could also use a better copy of the frank wright on ESP with the reddish cover. the quintet(?) record, i think. it has some annoying pops and surface noise.

Change - The Glow of Love

tusk (people who don't like "honey hi" can GO TO HELL)

kevin ayers - whatevershebringswesing
the klaxons bugged out mix

def locked groove: my daughter crying every 2 AM

Joan Manuel Serrat ;) ;) ;)
Miles Davis 1973 ; ∆
Gino Soccioooo <3
George Harrison Beatles songs <3 <3
New Sebastien Tellier Myspace track (meh...) ; (
Chocolo

Chocolo : µ

Supermax - Don't Stop the Music (from ebay SOOOOO GOOD)
silver convention - save me
claude debois
Cozy Powell - Over the Top (weird. instrumental, disco, arena prog)
nick mason's fictitious sports (lovely. w/robert wyatt on vocals)
hugh masekela - waiting for the rain.
gwen jonae - red light rocker 12"
still going - still going theme 12"
hatchback - carefree highway 12"

Ian, waht is that Hurley ? new?

Jonathan Kane - February
Human Instinct - Burning Up Years
Conrad Schnitzler - Ballet Statique
Gale Garnett & Gentle Reign - Sausalito Heliport
all the Richard Bishop joints including his newest killer-diller
lil bit of Schmilsson in the Night

Devendra Bumfart - Smokey Rolls Down Thunder Canyon
Devin the Dude - Waiting to Inhale

oh, and HOT FSCKING TUNA!

Supermax - Don't Stop the Music (from ebay SOOOOO GOOD)

have you heard "lovemachine"

i am playing::::

The Brothers - Dont Stop Now
Willie Bobo - Bobo
Tierra - City Nights
Evelyn King - I'm In Love
Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions, Reflections of a Golden Dream
Gorilla Zoe - Welcome to the Zoo
Will Powers - Dancing for Mental Health

some random jean luc ponty dollar bin records u beardos convinced me might be worth it.

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i love supermax. i've got love machine, fly w/me and world of today on mp3. i love everything i've heard. to me he is the epitomy of the beardo/cosmic sound. german, slow disco beats, tribal drums, spaced out production, songs about marijuana. this is the first of his records i've owned and it just sounds so amazing played loud.

what do you think of that will powers? weird record, eh?

hah i dig it a lot actually ... the first and last songs are my favorite tracks, plus the one about knowing when to kiss. I heard nile rodgers was actually involved in this record?

i'll definitely have to check out the supermax lp ... i actually heard 'love machine' cuz i picked up this 2x lp set of kraut disco, mostly on the strength of 'get on the funk train'

heard the new Black Dice. BOOOOOORRRRRRRRIIIIIINNNGGG

miles davis - on the corner sessions
magazine - secondhand daylight
magazine - correct use of soap
quincy jones - the dude

giallos flame - mix for allez-allez

http://www.allez-allez.co.uk/2007/09/giallos-flame.html

pretty awesome actually, italo horror trax and funky euro prog with hard drums

Maurice McIntyre - Humility in the Light of Creator
Sun Ra - Sounds of Joy
Sound Forms for Piano - Cage/Cowell/Nancarrow/Johnston
Really Red - Crowd Control (from Killed By Death #2)
"Let's Breed" Throbbing Lobster compilation. All awesome, but Not Too Late by the Outlets (in particular) is so much fun. Apparently they became the Dropkick Murphy's, who may not have sucked at one point.

yeah, i'm sorta torn on planet p project. it's not the best, but it's nowhere close to bad. it is pink vinyl! there were like 10 copies of another one of their albums in the stacks for 2$ each that i'll prolly pick up a while later. supposedly had a hit or 2 on it? what really sold me on it was Peter Hauke's production. he did a lot of work with Supermax who are like one of my faves right now.

this was the hit, and it's actually pretty good (if you like poppy new wave rock). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svl1t4b1RD4

rob, how old are you again? to remember when that came out in 83?

kyuss - blues for the red sun
burial - s/t
the undead - dawn of the undead
anthrax - among the living

sorcerer mixx - crackin the cube

orchestral maneuvers in the dark - OMD
tim hardin - 2
art ensemble of chicago - :rarum
spoon - ga ga ga ga ga
armand schaubroek steals - ratfucker

sebadoh - bakesale
royal trux - thank you, 3-song-ep
steve reich - early works
trouble funk - live/early singles
roy harper - stormcock

ratfucker is so classic

haha yeah it's really something. more bar bands should be fronted by batshit sociopaths that like teenage girls.

jon and vangelis - short stories

My mom bought me this when I was in high school; she had aspirations of me becoming a tight-pantsed prog singer who had fancy musical connections.

more ALL bar bands should be ARE fronted by batshit sociopaths that like teenage girls.

^^^^^OTM

I looooove Ratfucker. And also I Came To Visit But Decided To Stay. Someone oughta leo A Lot Of People Would Like To See Armand Schaubroeck... Dead though, I've never found that one.

Still hope to visit AS's store someday.

haha nick otm

i found that live armand schaubroek at the holiday in LP for like $1!

listened to lots of stuff today. reminded myself how much i like the triple album set by Tracks that i have. and now i see that one sold for 400 bucks this year. i'm not selling. well, maybe if it ever goes up to a thousand...

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susan christie - paint a lady
radio slave - dedication (no sleep pt. 3)
bob dylan - a tree with roots disc 1
cybotron - colossus

i was listening to Enter Cybotron just the other day. I hadn't played it in years.

I love that record too but this is actually a different group from the detroit cybotron .... australian prog from the 70s. got it from jaxon

http://www.gutsofdarkness.com/_images/pochettes/3762_8722.jpg

centrafrique anthologie de la musique des pygmees - ocora 3xLP
danve and ansel collins - double barrel
eddie kendricks - people hold on
alice coltrane - lord of lords
cymande - second time round

do you have the kendricks album? that's number one on my list forever. is the rest as good as the title track? how much can i buy it for ;)

today i bought:

jaques higlen - bbh 75 (i've got his acid folk cd w/brigette fontaine's number one areski, but this is a rad funky rock album.
fern kinney - groove me 12" (cover of the king floyd/blues brothers track)
patrick cowley - menergy LP

and i FINALLY found a vinyl copy of the henske & yester "farwell aldebaran" album. for only 20$ (have seen it for 80), but it's a bit scratched up. it sounds great though.

oooh, farewell aldeberan is great. my copy is also a bit beat up, but sounds decent for the most part.

the guy at the record store i found it at is a bud. his GF walked in when i was buying it and got all mad at him for not holding that record for her :-/

http://lost-in-tyme.blogspot.com/2007/09/judy-henske-jerry-yester-1969-farewell.html

link still works

nooooo it's fucking wma files, bleagh :(

i actually downloaded the mp3s last night so i could burn her a copy. i'll up it to Leo in the next few days

rad

I found another site that had it but now i'm past my rapidshare quota

black uhuru
laurie anderson
zoogz rift youtubes
family fodder
m.

do you have the kendricks album? that's number one on my list forever. is the rest as good as the title track? how much can i buy it for ;)

-- jaxon, Sunday, October 28, 2007 2:18 AM (15 hours ago) Bookmark Link

yes. i come across it all the time. i don't know why it's so common in nyc. one time you said it was a $30+ wall record and i countered it was strictly a 50 cents flea market thing. i checked it out after that and you were right. next one i find i'll mail out to you gratis.

shabba ranks - x-tra naked
richard youngs - autumn response
busy signal - step out
supercat - si boops deh
studio 1 - cd
fluxion - vibrant forms
mavado - gangsta for life: the symphony of david brooks

Sardonic, doomy late works of Liszt (Csardas Macabre + 7 Hungarian Portraits)
Sardonic, doomy late works of Shostakovich (Viola Sonata + Tsvetayeva Songs)
In a pretty good mood, though!

amon, do you have a copy of Derrick Harriot's "Fly Robin Fly" (silver convention cover) you could leonardo?

New Order - Republic

pavement - westing, wowee zowee

ken lauber - awakening (view)

mad river - paradise bar & grill
cecil mcbee - mutima
los jaivas - el volantin
richard & linda thompson - i want to see the bright lights tonight
mississippi john hurt - 1928 sessions

^good time of year for rich + linda

yup.
i pulled out Pour Down Like Silver today, too.

love it.

scarlatti - sonatas, trevor pinnock
flower travellin' band - satori
music of group ongaku
east bionic symphonia

dleone what in hell was that britney mp3 even doing on that cdr you burned for me, that really was not funny

Hey Milton give a listen to Igor Kipnis playing Scarlatti sometime, he's the fucking man when it comes to this repertoire. There's a super cheap budget EMI reissue. Harpsichord, o'course.

john coltrane quartet plays
a love supreme
sir lord baltimore - kingdom come
Tetes Lourdes: Francais Metal de Proto: Le Super Rock Serie 1970

Chic - Good Times
Chosen Few - Boogie Army / Sweet Nothings
Sheila Chandra - Out On My Own
Supermax - Fly With Me
Asha Puthli - The Devil Is Loose
Santana - Abraxas

Steve Fisk LP on SST ... can't believe this is from 1987!
Kill Rock Stars Comp
Boredoms - Soul Discharge

amon, do you have a copy of Derrick Harriot's "Fly Robin Fly" (silver convention cover) you could leonardo?

-- jaxon, Tuesday, 30 October 2007 15:57 (Yesterday)

i do not, sorry

bob trimble reissues on secretly canadian.
henry flynt novabilly 2LP on locust
rich & linda - pour down like silver

once upon a time in the west sdtrk!

Shocking Blue Scorpio's Dance
The Fire Engines
Neil Young After the Gold Rush (really hitting the spot this season)
White Rainbow Prism of Eternal Now

it's november

i thought this was leonardo for a sec and was wondering were the links went