I went to one of my local record shops on Saturday in search of the 7"s, but to no avail. They only got 2 copies, so had a raffle, and I didn't win. To push my disappointment back, I bought:


Coltrane - Live at the Village Vanguard Again! (vinyl reissue)


Still pretty sweet.

Here is my haul from 3 different stores.

CD'S

MELVINS - Gluey Porch Treatments (w/ 11 extra tracks)
LEE RANALDO - Dirty Windows

7" SINGLES

REM - Superman
DEPECHE MODE - Strange love
LOW - Venus
BLONDE REDHEAD - Signs Along The Path
SY/BECK split
MADNESS - Our House

ALBUMS Vinyl

TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS 60 - JOHN FAHEY - Hard Time Empty Bottle Blues 1-4
BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON - 2 LP European press
OZZY OUSBORNE - Diary of a Madman
P.I.L. - Happy?
P.I.L. - Second Edition
PAVEMENT - Live in Europe import
BORBETOMAGUS - Snuff Jazz
BLACK SABBATH - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
BLACK SABBATH - Master of Reality
MONO - You Are There (double LP)
SONIC YOUTH - Goo (4 vinyl re-issue)

YES!

Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden

"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Rob Instigator again."

Hammock - raising your voice...trying to stop an echo
Hammock - kenotic

NWW - The Bacteria Magnet (picture disc - signed by Andrew Lilies)

Soisong - Octagonal EP

SY - "Pay No Mind" 7"
SY - "No Garage" 7"

Snuff Jazz is scary

^wah?

that's the Borbetomagus vinyl I got.

Very much worth the money. It should keep me occupied for a few weeks. Awesome band.

oh, nice.

I bought two copies of fermented reptile, one for $3 at the pawn, and one for $2 at a music store, i can't believe how many people are ditching their copies of this canadian hiphop classic.
i also got an oi polloi cd but it's live so i'll probably only listen to it once

Neu!

SY: Death Valley '69, 12"
SY/Mudhoney: Split, 12"
Thurston Moore: Sensitive/Lethal, CD
Neil Young & Crazy Horse: ARC, CD

at RSD ordered both SY splits

On sunday I was out getting groceries for my bed-ridden grandmother and she gave me some "get yourself somethin nice" money so I stopped at the warehouse music near her place and actually found this little gem:

sweet. grandma is nice.

Sunburned Hand Of The Man - Tailwind - cdr
Sunburned Hand Of The Man - Cheap Blood - cdr
Pete Chiacchieri - Cumulative Disappointments 7"

STARVATION ARMY (amazing band name)-We have More Tape

This band is soooooooo great at what they do, which you can probably guess (since I'm writing about i) is noise played in the style of a garage punk band. They're frm Ohio, which is totally not surprising. Ohio, and Columbus especially, to me is onl rivaled by Michigan and Los Angeles for such a rich tradtion of noisy rock and roll. I wouldn't even put New York up with them because they have so many bands. But by volume Ohio is where its at. Look at this list; Pere Ubu, Rocket from the Tombs, the Beatoffs, Electric Fucking Eels, Vertical Slit, Death of Samantha, Vertical Slit, Times new Viking, Lambsbread, Tusco Terror, Leslie Keffer, I mean fuck so much of my favorite shit.


Now listening to Simply Saucer-Cybords Revsited. One of my favorite records of all time which seems to fall inbetween the pos-hawkwind Space-Noise Rock of Hawkwind, the boogie nonchalance of Hampton Grease Band, and a Killed by Death raw catchiness. I mean, there really isn't any Chrome-esque band that I don't like, as far as I'm concerned Chrome is as perfect a band as any and any band resembling them I automatially dig.

alice cooper-easy action
alice cooper-billion dollar babies deluxe edition

Digging it so far!

Death - Leprosy

Plus a couple of Sianspheric albums.

Got the kind of record catch today that comes only very rarely.

Globe Unity Orchestra and Guests - Pearls (FMP 0380) (VINYL!)





Was digging in a local charity shop and I found this for £1.50. They clearly had no idea what it was. Not a recording I've heard of before, but for £1.50 I obviously bought it as fast as I could. As far as I can see, this has never been issued on CD.

Studio recording, from during the 1977 "New Jazz Meeting" celebrating the Orchestra's anniversary, according to the back sleeve.

Just look at this fucking lineup!

Trumpets: Enrico Rava, Manfred Schoof and Kenny Wheeler

Reeds: Anthony Braxton, Peter Brotzmann, Rudiger Carl, Gerd Dudek, Evan Parkerand Michel Pilz

Trombones: Gunter Christmann, Albert Mangelsdorff and Paul Rutherford

Piano: Alexander Von Schlippenbach

Basses/Tuba*: Peter Kowald* and Buschi Niebergall

Percussions: Paul Lovens

Yes.

^so when will you be ripping this to mp3's for me? :)

I was actually considering uploading this, but I'll need to buy a new digital-analogue cable before I can rip it. I’ve been meaning to for some time, it’s just getting around to it... The way my room is laid out means that I need a cable that’s like 20-25 feet long, so obviously it’s pricey as hell. I may post a review of it soon though, to tease you.

Nice!

I don't have the Rogerson collaboration yet. Look forward to hearing what you think of it.

The Phenomenal Handclap Band - 15 to 20 7"



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By the time I receive it, I'll be hearing it everywhere and I'll hate it, but right now I love it.

Managed to find 4 Wesley Willis albums at a local pawn shop, they only wanted $2 a piece so I picked 'em all up. I love Wesley's music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_fg_D1noOY

I'm s0rry that I got fat, i will slim down.

Persistence in Mourning - The Undead Shall Rise

I cashed in my birthday gift vouchers n Got

Bonnie Prince Billy - Beware
Bonnie Prince Billy - Master and Everyone. Originally intended as a present, but will now probably just be mine
Sonic Youth - Anagrama
Monks - Black Monk Time

Today I got Husker Du-Zen Arcade and X-Los Angeles.

I think I made a good call.

Lou Reed - Transformer. On new vinyl. Check the cool WAX!!!

gmku bought an album! Mo-fo has not bought jack shit in like three months!

Word. Asheville is vinyl heaven, man. I've found three record stores here in town so far that stock new vinyl.

Just got this one in the mail (I missed this one on rsd):


And at the mall with my friend:

vinyl: