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Current 93 - Dawn (1989)  Current 93 in silence: David Tibet, Steven Stapleton, John Balance, John Murphy, Rose McDowall, Douglas P.Originally released as a 12" single in 1987, featured here is the 1989 CD reissue. Apparently the wrong version of "Great Black Time" was released on this version. The CD was supposed to have the same version as the LP. this was later corrected on the 2002 reissue of the release. However, here we have the first pressing in all it's flawed glory. Released on Durto (Catalog#: DURTRO 002CD), this CD includes two extra tracks, of which "A Day in Dogland" was originally from "The Fight is On" compilation LP, and "Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus" is a previously unreleased track from the sessions for Nature Unveiled. Track Listing: 1 Great Black Time 2 Maldoror Est Mort 3 A Day In Dogland 4 Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus Get it HERE http://theebradmiller.blogspot.com/ Death In June - Black Whole Of Love  Released in 1995, this was a limited edition of 2000 copies boxed set containing 7", 10", 12" and CD5" which come in separate covers. Included are a 2-sided 29x29 cm picture insert and a 14x14 cm envelope containing a 4-page 12,5x12,5 cm booklet. All tracks are unique remixes/re-recordings of songs from Rose Clouds Of Holocaust except "Leopard Flowers" which was previously unreleased. The tracks on his release feature artist that are familur to the era; Douglas P., Simon Norris, Campbell Finley, James Mannox, and David Tibet. My copy is digital only, but this came a a beautiful package. I would love to have included the box cover (a beautiful black sun/asshole) but I couln't find a good pic of it. Track Listing: 1-ALeopard Flowers (Black Mix) 2 -BLuther's Army (Black Mix) 3 -CLeopard Flowers (Whole Mix) 4 -D1Luther's Army (Whole Mix) 5 -D2Lifebooks (Whole Mix) 6 -ELeopard Flowers (Of Mix) 7 -F1Luther's Army (Of Mix) 8 -F2God's Golden Sperm (Of Mix) 9 -CD1Leopard Flowers (Love Mix) 10 -CD2Luther's Army (Love Mix) 11 -CD3God's Golden Sperm (Love Mix) 12 -CD4Accidental Protégé (Love Mix) 13 -CD5Omen-Filled Season (Love Mix) Get it HERE http://theebradmiller.blogspot.com/ |
Muslimgauze - Uzbekistani Bizzare and Souk
 Bryn Jones was not a practicing Muslim and never went to the Middle East. His recordings as Muslimgauze, however, qualified him as one of the Western artists most explicitly slanted. The Muslimgauze project ended in 1999 when Jones died suddenly of a rare blood disease. This release was obtained by sending a blank DAT along with a portion of the insert (which became the release's j-card) from the digipak edition of 'Return of Black September' to Staalplaat. This is directly from the DAT. btw, if anyone could help me with getting 'Hebron Massacre' please drop a link in the comments. Kiitos! Год: 1996 Страна: UK Лейбл: Staalplaat (Netherlands) Содержание: 01. Abdul's Halal (4:38) 02. Takfir Wa Higra (4:56) 03. With Indian Rope (4:28) 04. Glass Mughal (3:04) 05. The Iranian Who Found Allah (7:53) 06. Harijana (3:07) 07. Rouge Amin Fraction (4:42) 08. Glass Mughal (2:44) 09. Takfir Ma Higra (4:49) 10. Abdul's Halal (3:19) 11. Paper Gulag (3:32) 12. Paper Gulag (3:01) 13. Leboneeze (9:52) Скачать: HERE 1 -and- HERE 2 pw: sickness-abounds Christian Death - Atrocities / Believers Of The Unpure / The Wind Kissed Pictures  This is a collection of my all-time favorite non-Rozz era Christian Death. I'm sure I'll get flamed for this, but to me, "Atrocities" is a better record than "Only Theatre of Pain." -- I know, I know, I should be shot for memorializing that opinion, but that's how I feel. As much as I love "Only Theatre of Pain," I like "Atrocities" that much more. (and the following 12"EP's) Год: 1986 Страна: UK Лейбл: Normal / Supporti Fonografici / Jungle "Atrocities" LP Содержание: 01. Will-O-The-Wisp (3:15) 02. Tales Of Innocence (6:23) 03. Strapping Me Down (2:36) 04. The Danzig Waltz (3:31) 05. Chimere De-ci De-la (4:41) 06. Silent Thunder (6:32) 07. Strange Fortune (3:52) 08. Ventriloquist (4:31) 09. Gloomy Sunday (3:01) 10. The Death Of Josef (4:28) "The Wind Kissed Pictures" 12''EP Содержание: 01. Believers Of The Unpure [xtended] (8:32) 02. Ouverture (3:32) 03. The Wind Kissed Pictures (7:06) 04. The Lake Of Fire (2:39) "Believers Of The Unpure" 12''EP Содержание: 01. Believers Of The Unpure (5:59) 02. Between Youth (4:05) 03. After The Rain (3:15) Скачать: HERE 1 -and- HERE 2 pw: sickness-abounds.blogspot.com http://sickness-abounds.blogspot.com/ |
V/A Rodney on the ROQ- Compilation LP (Posh Boy, USA, 1980)
20-Oct-07   Why is that records such as this first of three volumes of RODNEY ON THE ROQ have never been re-released (except for two best of volumes, one on vinyl in the UK, one on CD)? I mean, c’mon - hit after hit, from alpha to omega. Take this version of one of the very best songs ever written – “Bloodstains” (AGENT ORANGE) blows away the other two version (on the first 7″ and on the fab “Living in Darkness” 12″). Same for ADOLESCENTS’ “Amoeba”! The CIRCLE JERKS, you know that, should have called it a day after the first “LP”, so their song is the weakest here. UXA we love, KLAN is great, BLACK FLAG deliver their most aggressive song ever (what a sound!) and RIK L RIK is out there in the “Outback”. The flip has poppies sounds, nevertheless they’re all smashers! CROWD, DAVID MICROWAVE, the invincible NUNS, FENDER BUDDIES, VIDIOTS plus an unreleased SIMPLETONES jump-a-rounder.But, frankly, I only took my time to rip this for the last song, listed as “Surprise” done by a band called NEW YORK. It’s actually a gal named Cristina covering Peggy Lee’s “Is that all there is” and drastically changing the lyrics, turning the song into one dark dyonisian chant. This really has freaking me out, it’s so fucking great! Isn’t this exactly the kind of music Quentin Tarantino would use in a movie soundtrack? If anybody has more on Cristina (and yes, I can google myself), please please share. Help yourself or the social workers will! (<– clicking that link means you’ll be downloading the whole played to decomposition comp with all its crackling and rumpling, compressed into one large zip file) http://www.goodbadmusic.com/category/compilations/ Death In June - Take Care And Control  [Neofolk. UK. Neroz] Tracklisting: 1 Smashed To Bits (In The Peace Of The Night) (4:48) 2 Little Blue Butterfly (4:04) 3 The Bunker (3:08) 4 Kameradschaft (4:22) 5 Frost Flowers (3:10) 6 A Slaughter Of Roses (3:13) 7 The November Men (7:43) 8 Power Has A Fragrance (3:46) 9 Despair (2:23) 10 The Odin Hour (3:59) 11 The Bunker, Empty (2:56) 12 Wolf Angel (2:59) 13 Circo Massimo (6:16) Part 1 Part 2 [mp3@320] [Limited edition of 1000 copies. Packaged in a standard jewel case. Includes the track "Wolf Angel" (Track 12) which was not included on the Take Care And Control LP and the track "Circo Massimo" (Track 13) which was not on the UK version of Take Care And Control CD. Track 4 ("Kameradschaft") was already completed prior to Albin Julius' arrival to write the music for and record this record. Track 13 is the italian fascist song "Giovinezza".] http://blodvargr.blogspot.com/2008/0...d-control.html |
EXPERIMENTAL AUDIO RESEARCH, The Koner Experiment (1997)
 Maybe I've already posted this... Extraordinary collaboration between E.A.R (Sonic Boom & friends) and PORTER RICKS's Thomas Köner. Mix E.A.R analog textures & bowed instruments with Köner low frequency and metronomic pulses (those your neighbours won't like) and that's it. In my opinion it's absoluteluly unique, one of the 10 marsterpieces of my collection. At first glance you may think that the 10 tracks are pretty the same... Then listen carefully tracks 2 and 5! Wouawh, headbanging in the walls!! Download this fabulous album here. TIMOTHY LEARY, Turn on, tune in, drop out (1967, spoken psych ambient)  Extraordinary "psych spoken words" by drug guru(?) TIMOTHY LEARY. Those who like THROBBING GRISTLE's Genesis P. Orridge may consider LEARY his ancestor - some of his most ambient / spoken albums sound almost the same! I don't like spoken words : belive me, there is much in "Turn on...", with magic sounds from beyond, beautiful voices, wonderful textures and noises, and even a few melodies. Discovered through a psychic blog (I don't remember which one - see in "best links" - it's my turn to share it now. "I'm drowning, I'm drowning!". Brrrrgh..... Find it on Rapidshare or on MassMirror. http://tontonmahood.blogspot.com/ |
Merzbow-Crocidura Dsi Nezumi
http://rapidshare.com/files/84319791...Dsi_Nezumi.zip 1987 Cassette only release |
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Hi. So I'm slowly going through this thread - up until Christmas I've been without my own computer for a bit. I'll get round to upping some stuff in here soon enough - though I sadly don't have much that's as super-rare as some of these blogs. But a general thanks for the stuff. Nihilist Spasm Band currently doing good things to my ear canals.
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http://xraybarbecue.blogspot.com/200...y-smilers.html
 english indie rockers from the wilds of suffolk oh yeah just like the darkness!! early nineties on wiija records. this cd contains the b12 marmites ep with other songs padding it out to a full album. and it is so very good but i'm at a loss to describe it, so forgive this: alternately tantrum / laconic bubblegum pop/rock with epic slintiness, steve albini's pedal collection circa 1987 / glitchy little prog teases and killdozerynomeansnoishness (but not?) a noise xtc? i give up. just listen. here http://xraybarbecue.blogspot.com/ |
This is a gem.
 Here is seminal minimalist La Monte Young's The Well-Tuned Piano, the 1988 Gramavision recording. LA MONTE YOUNG: At the world premiere of The Well-Tuned Piano, the live world premiere in Rome in 1974, Pandit Pran Nath was there. And he said, "You literally transformed the traditional instrument of Europe before their eyes." Somehow, by tuning the piano in just intonation, it takes it back to the lyre of Orpheus and the harp of David which had to be tuned in a much simpler way, and it brings out some of those characteristics. The piano just depends on what you do with it. It's like everything else. Remember when electronic instruments came out and the Musician's Union said, "This is going to be a problem. Musicians are going to be out of work" and so forth. They weren't really. It just became another instrument. And what you do with electronics is what's important. http://rapidshare.com/files/59473767...part1.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/59481805...part2.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/59490518...part3.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/59493787...part4.rar.html (need to download all to get the 5 cd's) http://melafoundation.org/main.htm Limited edition DVD |
XTC "3D EP" | Virgin
 First of all, this child above is completely OK... For wonderers, there is the whole story at end of the post."3D EP" was the band's vinyl debut. It was released on October 7, 1977 on Virgin Records. It was 12" single and was initially proposed with a 7" single (known as the 3D Single). However instead of issuing both Virgin recalled the 7" at the very last minute (however a few singles did escape). The singles that do exist have been known to fetch upwards of $1,000. ' Taken from Wikipedia. In three songs the sound of XTC is firmly established. “Science Friction” promotes equally the skills of all the band members. Andy attacks his guitar to produce the most jagged mixture of ska and chord riffs anywhere west of early Gang Of Four. Terry maintains a steady fast pop dance beat, intentionally not interacting with Andy’s ska guitar pulls. Colin plays bouncy and creative bass guitar while Barry creates a twisted-carnival fun-house atmosphere with his farfisa organ. The stop & go rhythms defy you to dance and then make you spastically trip over yourself when you do. Mostly there’s Andy’s voice - puns and wit delivered in a voice that prefers to stutter and hiccup the words. If you listen to just Andy Partridge on the first few albums you’ll hear the most under-rated singer/guitarist in the history of new wave. His playing is jagged, intense, pissed and often discordant with the rest of the song, while his voice is an acrobatic marvel. “She’s So Square” is a more straight-forward pop song while “Dance Band” represents the other side of early XTC - slow, robotic dance anthems for manipulated and alienated youth (a theme expressed often in early new wave). ' Taken from Old Punks. • The sleeve info: 1977 Virgin Records Andy Partridge - Guitar, Vocals Colin Moulding - Bass, Vocals Terry Chambers - Drums, metal door of microphone cupboard, filing cabinet Barry Andrews - Keyboards, Vocals Produced and engineered by John Leckie Tapes 'worked' by Haydn Bendall Vans and Smooth Talk Steve 'Fullblast' Warren, Jeff 'money' Fitches Recorded and mixed at EMI Studios, Abbey Road, London NW8 Printed in England by Robor Limited (All sleeves are usually embeded, you can see these in iTunes artwork section). Bizarro pop, early new wave. ↑ Download XTC "3D EP" (18 Mb) http://haundbound.blogspot.com/searc...&max-results=7 |
This is worth it for track six alone.
Ken Nordine - How Are Things in Your Town? (Blue Thumb, 1971)  http://pecksspetrips.blogspot.com/20...your-town.html Here is a very nice out of print word jazz album from Ken Nordine. It is a collection of songs that were recorded between 1957 and 1960. If you're not familiar with Nordine or word jazz, I highly suggest checking this out. Very nice jazz music with Ken Nordine telling amusing anecdotes. If you've never heard "Colors" by Ken Nordine, I would suggest checking it out also. Download: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XNTRJTXB tracklisting: Side One
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The Red Queen Kills 7 Times
 http://lix.in/3ab3ba Il Reale Impero Britannico  Goblin and Fabio Frizzi...together...undercover brothers? 'Nuff said. http://lix.in/07df05  Oh man what a twisted freakin' flick! If you're into corpse lovin' & old lady humpin' there ain't nothing better than Joe D'Amato's Buio Omega or Beyond The Darkness. The score, by Goblin, simply kicks ass. If you haven't seen this flick you must just to say you saw the body sludge getting poured into the hole! |
Tribute to Hüsker Dü (1994)
 While the Replacements have inspired no less than five tribute albums, Hüsker Dü aficionados have a lot of catching up ahead of them. Case Closed? is merely one of only two Hüsker covers albums, the other being, Dü Hüskers: The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade, the content of which is limited to the band's 1984 double concept-lp (in it's entirety) as it's title no doubt implies.If name recognition is your barometer for a worthy tribute album (and really, who's isn't?) you would almost be forgiven for taking a pass on this one. Case Closed? was issued on the European Snoop Records label in 1994, with it's limited distribution stateside, only outdone by it's dearth of American participants. In fact, you can count all the Yanks on one hand: Alloy,Sick of It All, and the always superb Big Drill Car. Nevertheless, one of your favorite Hüsker songs is bound to be among one of the 23 selections within. Despite the lineup of career punk/hardcore acts, most stay faithful to Bob Mould and Grant Hart's arrangements. 01-NRA - In A Free Land 02-Terry Hoax - Dead Set On Destruction 03-Sick Of It All - Target 04-Alloy - Out On A Limb 05-Mink Stole - Tell You Why Tomorrow 06-Rubbermaids - I Apologize 07-Jonas Jinx - Something I Learned Today 08-Only Living Witness - Too Far Down 09-Motorpsycho - New Day Rising 10-D.I. - The Biggest Lie 11-Upset Noise - It's Not Funny Anymore 12-Breszinski - Turn On The News 13-2 Bad - What's Going On 14-Richies - Don't Want To Know If You Are Lonely 15-Baysix - Hardly Getting Over It 16-Big Drill Car - Celebrated Summer 17-Balance - Makes No Sense At All 18-Gigantor - Green Eyes 19-The Strangemen - Diane 20-Alison Ate - Never Talking To You Again 21-Vanilla Chainsaws - Ice Cold Ice 22-Engrained - I'll Never Forget You 23-Medfield M.A. - No Reservations http://rapidshare.com/files/83587111/hd_trib.rar http://wilfullyobscure.blogspot.com/...rnational.html |
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http://licentiousdissolute.blogspot.com/  Huggy Bear 'Don't Die' EP 7" (1993) Don't know much about these English boy/girl revolutionaries, but they are loud, boisterous and amusing. According to Wikipedia: "On February 14 1993, Huggy Bear performed on the popular MTV-like British TV show, The Word. After they played their fun, chaotic set, the band stayed in the studio to watch a report on 2 American models who called themselves "the Barbi Twins". Huggy Bear and their fans became upset at this and started shouting at the show's noticeably uncomfortable presenter Terry Christian. They were violently ejected from the studio and a spokesperson for The Word later said that one of the band's friends had "bit the face of a member of our production team." The performance was given a Melody Maker cover story, the event being compared to the Sex Pistols' Bill Grundy incident." |
Belong
Tuesday, January 29, 2008 Tour EP Info The Tour EP was sold as a CD-R on our tour with Ariel Pink in February of 2006. It contains three tracks that we completed back in 2005. It was sold as an extra little treat for fans; it was NOT intended to be a major statement or an official release. A few weeks ago the EP was leaked onto the internet .... which is fine. Unfortunately, the person that originally uploaded the EP encoded it at a crappy bitrate of 128k. Rather than have it spread around the web at a lower quality, I decided to offer it at a better compression rate. Download here. http://www.myspace.com/belongmusic |
Thank you, Pokkeherrie. Ever since I heard October Language I've been wondering when I'll get to hear more material by them.
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" Ever since it appeared on Carpark Records two years ago, Belong’s October Language has been an album that keeps coming back to me every now and then. Its February 2006 release garnered favourable reviews from all of the expected sources, but I can’t help but feel it didn’t get the appreciation it deserved. Having heard very little from the New Orleans-based duo of Turk Dietrich and Mike Jones as of late, a quick trip to their MySpace page reveals that not only do they have a new EP coming out on February 18 called Colorless Record (limited to 300 copies, each one comes with “its own unique, handmade artwork”; visit scdistribution.com to secure yours), but they’re also planning to release another EP and an album before the end of 2008. Perhaps the best news though is that as of January 30, the band have been giving away 2006’s Tour EP (via file-sharing site Mediafire), which they sold while playing shows with Ariel Pink. Lead track “A Sunny Place For Shady People” doesn’t wander much from the swelling ambient guitar noise of October Language, but that’s hardly a disappointment. The amorphous drone flows like a fountain of reverb, streaming warm melodies that recall GAS, with flecks of hope keeping it afloat. It’s quite calming and serene — the right piece of music for drifting off to into the afterlife when your time comes" http://www.exclaim.ca/articles/gener... 04&fid1=29660 |
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alone alone
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Neil Young - Chrome dreams (1976)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/no6r4w More info there: http://www.sidestreetrecords.com/art...omeDreams.html |
 Starbird - Nanook Of The North - 2007 Sloow Tapes – Hazuki CS 65 1. (00:11:33) Starbird - Opening Scene 2. (00:05:51) Starbird - Fish Before Nightfall 3. (00:01:37) Starbird - Somewhere the Sun is Shining Over Her 4. (00:05:58) Starbird - Walrus Hunt 5. (00:02:48) Starbird - Feathers in Smoke 6. (00:11:27) Starbird - Winter 7. (00:01:28) Starbird - Nanook's Vision 8. (00:03:22) Starbird - Dog Fight 9. (00:01:05) Starbird - Across the Tundra 10. (00:03:55) Starbird - Tracks 11. (00:02:59) Starbird - Lullaby On Record 12. (00:03:47) Starbird - Player 13. (00:03:23) Starbird - Edge of a New World Playing Time.........: 00:59:15 Total Size...........: 94.53 MB Anthropological aural envisioning to Flaherty’s real fiction cinema Inuit epos by Starbird’s Carson Arnold. Lonesome drifting icebergs of frozen guitars, distant percussion and cold midnight dog howls from another time and place. 80 copies. An aural envisioning of the "Nanook" film by Starbird - the sound does conjure up visions of glacial landscapes with minimal percussion - deep drums, glassy chimes - and haunting weaving recorders. http://rapidshare.com/files/59043029/SB-NOTN-2007.zip |
nice. i need to see that film.
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Gandalf The Grey - The Grey Wizard Am I
Fashioning himself after a Tolkien figure (with a cape and hat no less), this NYC wizard cut a rare DIY folkrock trip that's been known for decades on the private press scene. A spellbinding combination of laid back acid folk rock & psychedelic fuzz guitar,of the classic 1972 privately pressed album from the New York wizard aka, Chris Wilson. Originals sell for over $1000! The songs are jangly folk-pop, mixing Tolkien mythology with big-city observationals. Througout the record, Wilson maintains a keen sense of structure and drama, adding little modulations here and there to keep things interesting. He made a rare pre-LP 45 under his real name (Chris Wilson) and even a comeback 45 in the 1990s.  Gandalf The Grey - The Grey Wizard Am I@192 01. The Grey Wizard Am I 02. My Elven Home 03. From The Grey Havens 04. Here On Eighth Street 05. Go And See 06. The Christmas Song 07. Old Town Church 08. The Home Coming (The Sun Is Down) 09. I Don't Know Why The People 10. Mr. Joe's 11. Sunshine Down The Line 12. The Future Belongs To The Children part1 pw=posted_first_at_chocoreve http://chocoreve.blogspot.com/ |
thanks for this link sarramkrop
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You're welcome.
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Ruth White-Flowers of Evil (1969)+Seven Trumps From The Tarot Card And Pinions(1968),LPs,USA
  Avant garde electronics from unacknowledged, self-taught synth pioneer. The first LP is an occult-electronic impression of the Tarot deck. "Flowers Of Evil" contains readings from the poetry of Charles Baudelaire with electronically treated vocals, tape-collages, spooky synth drones, and dissonant electronic backdrops. |
Muslimgauze - Wish Of The Flayed
MUSLIMTAPE 01 recorded at the Abraham Mosque sunday june 2nd 1996  1. wish of the flayed (04:14) 2. shadow of hope diminishing (11:10) 3. isfahanic sheikh (12:42) 4. anti and a AK-47 (01:55) 5. muta safavid (07:58) 6. hafizz maidan (02:49) 7. lozenge motif (02:46) 8. abode of turquoize (04:31) 9. rust blue qashqa (04:41) |
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 Keeping in the spirit of live recordings from some of Japan's more adventurous acts, here's a 2001 release from the French Sonore label that features the big names. Just take a look at the track listing: 1 Satoru Wono - Allegro (4:34) 2 Yuko Nexus6 - N.S.K.K. Coming Soon (3:03) 3 Keiji Haino - Voice and Electrik Percussion (5:19) 4 Harpy - Sash (1:38) 5 Gaji - Trippin' under a Changin' Sphere (4:35) 6 Hoppy Kamiyama - Fantasm*B (4:36) 7 Tetsuro Furudate - La JetŽe (5:07) 8 Hair Stylistics - Impression of Nasty Dread (4:21) 9 KK Null - BDDM (3:18) 10 Toshimaru Nakamura and Sachiko M - Live in Bordeaux (4:31) 11 Kangaroo Paw - Osusowake (3:40) 12 Jyoji Sawada - Enfant terrible (2:35) 13 Haco - Moonlight in Glory (3:32) 14 Bondage Fruit - Prayer (6:32) 15 Ruins - Guamallapish (4:20) 16 Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. -Hello Eskimo or Polyhedric MU (6:13) 17 eX-Girl - Zozoi (4:30) 18 The*Saboten - I.K.U. (3:49) This particular disc was a Cd companion to the book of the same name, which is now out of print. I'm not sure if any of these audio tracks are still exclusive to this compilation, but there's plenty here to dig if you didn't catch these the first time around. HERE http://whatfuckedyou.blogspot.com/20...kickin-it.html |
Lost Boys (part 2):
 As promised, here is the next installment by the goofy Japanese tag team DJ Roman Porsche. Judging from their album covers, they aren't ones to take themselves too seriously; but their music selection is damn near impeccable. This is their second volume of Essential Collection Of 80's New Wave and as usual, it contain a healthy chunk of rare and unknown music from that time period. This particular set is especially unique because it features all Japanese New Wave stuff (Boredoms...New Wave? What? oh hmm..yea? Okay). Most of these bands I had never heard of but there are some real gems here (as well as some real head-scratchers)...oh and AN EXCLUSIVE RUINS TRACK. 01. SOFT BALLET - Body To Body(インディーズヴァージョン) 02. 空手バカボン - おおもうけバカボン 03. 黒木香 - 時からの誕生 04. 戸川純 - さよならを教えて 05. RUINS - Epigonen (remix) 06. SALON MUSIC - Spending Silent Night 07. 立花ハジメ + HOLGER HILLER - Replicant J.B. (remix edit version) 08. 極虎一家 - 激!! 極虎一家なめんなよ! 09. 本田恭章 - 0909 -ワクワク-させて 10. MADAME EDWARDA - Princess Reta 11. phew - 終曲 -フィナーレ- 12. ZELDA - エスケイプ 13. 泯比佐子 & KLINA-MEN - 肉体の天使 14. BOREDOMS - Hamaiian Disco Bollocks 15. おぼたけし, 森みどり - 行け行け飛雄馬「劇場版」 16. ロマンポルシェ。- 解剖室 01. SOFT BALLET - Body To Body 02. KARATE BAKABON - Omoke Bakabon 03. KUROKI KAORI - Tokikara No Tanjo 04. JUN TOGAWA - Sayonnara o Oshiete 05. RUINS - Epigonen (remix) 06. SALON MUSIC - Spending Silent Night 07. TACHIBANA HAJIME + HOLGER HILLER - Replicant J.B. (remix edit version) 08. GOKUTORA IKKA - Gekki! Gokutora Namen Nayo 09. HONDA YASUAKI - 0909 Wakuwaku Sasete 10. MADAME EDWARDA - Princess Reta 11. PHEW - Shukyoku 12. ZELDA - Escape 13. MIN HISAKO & KLINA-MEN - Nikutai No Tenshi 14. BOREDOMS - Hamaiian Disco Bollocks 15. OBO TAKESHI, MORIMIDORI - Yuke Yuke Hyuma 16. DJ ROMAN PORSCHE - Kaiboushitsu BUST A MOVE http://whatfuckedyou.blogspot.com/ |
 Excellent 1995 compilation of live performances from many great Japanese avant-garde/improv bands. some real heavy hitters here, among them: Bondage Fruit, Black Stage (featuring Keiji Haino), Melt Banana, Painkiller. Probably my absolute favorite of the bunch is the twisted prog folk stylings of Ausia. Here's the full track listing as well as player information: Maboroshi No Sekai Samples: 1 Jesus Vs (2:54) Bazooka Joe: Jin Harada: bass, vocal Shuji Soh: drums, vocal Recorded at Silver Elephant in Tokyo on December 30, 1994 4 Idiot's Delight (3:18) Ausia: Ryusuke Adachi: guitar Sosuke Adachi: guitar Yukihiro Isso: no-kan Masaki Yoshimi: tabla Keisuke Ota: violin Recorded at Shinjuku Pit Inn in Tokyo on January 15, 1995 5 Ononoki (5:06) Black Stage: Keiji Haino: vocal, hurdy-gurdy Yuji Katsui: violin Natsuki Kido: guitar Recorded at Manda-la II in Tokyo on December 8, 1994 6 Fairy's Fable (3:09) Yuki Saga: vocal, percussion Natsuki Kido: guitar Recorded at Livre in Ichikawa on October 5, 1994 7 Mt. Kairas (3:54) Horaku-ya: Yoshinori Motoki Yasuhiro Yoshigaki Yuji Katsui Recorded at Minoya Hall in Osaka on November 7, 1994 8 Take One (5:24) Yutaka Fukuoka: vocal Natsuki Kido: guitar Recorded at D K Studio on February 4, 1995 Mixed by Yoshio Gomi and Hisashi Nagayama 9 Complex (2:12) Ixa-wud: Hiruma: vocal Yokota: guitar Kuroiwa: bass Itoh: drums Recorded at Studio Sun in December 1991 10 Octopus Compound Live (7:28) Bondage Fruit: Natsuki Kido: guitar Yuji Katsui: violin Hirohiko Ohtsubo: bass Kumiko Takara: vibraphone Yoichi Okabe: percussion Yuki Saga: vocal Aki: vocal Recorded at Fandango on January 26, 1995 11 Ayurveda (3:48) Painkiller: John Zorn: alto sax Bill Laswell: bass Mick Harris: drums Recorded in Nagoya on November 24, 1994 Recorded, mixed and mastered by Oz Fritz 12 Byzantine (4:25) Tatsuya Yoshida: keyboard, drums Yuji Katsui: violin Recorded at Livre in Ichikawa on November 9, 1994 13 Techno Jerky Karaoke Version (3:08) Osamu Isoda: guitar, computer Nobuko Hasebe: voice Recorded at Kebunta Studio on January 29, 1995 14 Swain (3:24) ZZZ: Kenji Ito: percussion, guitar, violin Natsuki Kido: guitar Recorded in January-February 1995 15 Welcom to the Zoo (4:08) 20 Fingers: Dennis Gunn: vocal, guitar Natsuki Kido: guitar Recorded at Glass Brain Studio on February 10, 1995 16 Havana (3:32) Harpy: Kyoko: vocal Toshiei: stick bass Ito: drums Recorded at La Mama in Tokyo on November 19, 1994 17 France (4:50) Live Under the Sky: Seiichi Yamamoto: guitar Hiroaki Fujikawa: bass Futoshi Okano: drums with guests Kazuhisa Uchihashi: guitar Junji Hirose: sax Yuji Katsui: violin Recorded at Old Time on December 13, 1994 18 Paku Chon 3 (3:07) Yuji Katsui and Ponchi Kyodai: Yuji Katsui: violin Yasuhiro Yoshigaki: percussion Hirohiko Ohtsubo: bass Natsuki Kido: guitar Junji Hirose: sax Recorded in December 1993 Recorded and mixed by Takao Akimoto Get it HERE! http://whatfuckedyou.blogspot.com/20...-no-sekai.html |
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Carcass-The power of blood 7"
 Disattack were a pre-Carcass band, they were formed around 1985, they were a crust/hc band and the only recorded material they ever released was "A bomb drops" demo tape in April 1986. Soon after this, the bass player left the band and Jeff Walker joined them after leaving Electro Hippies. By that time, they were also changing their name to Carcass and their first demo recording under their new name was the "Flesh Ripping Sonic Torment" demo tape,recorded in 1987. "The Power Of Blood" is a boot ep, it was released in 2007 and its about 12 minutes of practice recordings from 1985. The name Carcass is misleading because in 1985 there was no Carcass yet but just Disattack, even the cover artwork with these punks in the barren wasteland has nothing Carcass-ic and its closer to crust art territory. There is an Onslaught and a Joan Baez cover (Diamonds and Rust..ok ok i know:we all know this song from Judas Priest...),a SOD and an Exodus song as well. The sound quality is horrible but what the hell, this is just a boot and works as a piece of rarity for die hard fans of "Flesh ripping sonic torment" and "Symphonies of sickness" demos era. I dont know how many copies were made but according to ebay this is fookin rare. This is a rare treasure RK sent to me. Many thanks dude! i really appreciate it.( i had to insist for this little credit..) No more rant, go get it and destroy your ears...:) Tracklist: 1:Thrasher 2Die in pain 3:Exodus 4:Festerday 5:Power from hell 6Diamonds and rust 7:Thrasher Carcass-The power of blood 7" boot http://7inchcrust.blogspot.com/ |
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That Muslimgauze looks fine, by the way. Cheers for posting.
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Tripping Daisy - Tops Off Our Head's
re-up for SteveOK. 1 track mixed on the bus while touring for the Jesus Hit's Like an Atom Bomb tour. masterpiece imo. |
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Napalm Death Split Albums
Napalm Death is one of the most influential bands to ever emerge from the UK. Though they have gone off to pursue other musical genre, their early works, especially their album Scum remains a classic and a meterstick where every grindcore/extreme bands are measured. Here are two great Split albums from this great band. First one is a Split with the equally great and influential band, Extreme Noise Terror (my personal favorite). And the other one is the Split with one of Japan's finest bands (SxOxBx). Need I say more? Enjoy!!! I gotta change the title of the post, read the comments! hehe Napalm Death & ENT Split Napalm Death & SOB Split http://anthemsfromthealleyways.blogspot.com/ |
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