wow Slavo. loving your track! thanks for the tape! some great tracks on this one.


https://archive.org/details/NoizeKon...e+-+A+Ball.wav

Trettioåriga Kriget / Hej Pa Er! (1978)
Andra sidan

(Dj Shadow = true crate digger + sampled it nicely)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYO78lSC__0

Lucky you!

Listening to some random Neil Campbell tracks......he played his first ever show on Saint Patrick’s Dsy 35 years ago:

Damn, you have really advanced taste for someone your age.
I mean, seriously ... shit.

Thanks for sharing!:)

hmmm, I do have a track there? To be honest, I don't even remember?



Edit: Ahh, I see, Qom. ok.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQo2NZOdNus

So apparently some really rare cassettes are being handled with museum prices. Sometimes it makes you think that they must be the most interesting ever or contain that secret gem which would wipe out anyone's music collection. I know maybe ten copies of them exist... but we stick to the DIY ethics through which it was created and no, we don't drive these prices through the roof.

Software were an excellent UK experimental minimal synth group belonging to the UK DIY cassette culture. They released this one album on the Bugle Records label which a.o. published the music of The Astronauts. It was one of the many iconic labels pushing the authentic post-punk sound from early eighties Britain. I could name numerous UK post-punk or minimal synth labels from the time, but we all know where to place this music. This is some great stuff.

Men Without Clothes showcases great inventiveness of synthesizer manoeuvres sometimes reminding me of Vice Versa, The Gadgets or more primitive Legendary Pink Dots. The typical cynical empty yet humoristic post-punk is combined with more synthetic dance tracks and primitive DIY guitar usage. A truly authentic example of the English synth underground in its prime in 1981. Does this need a reissue? Yes. - Archaic Inventions
http://archaicinventions.blogspot.co...1981-tape.html

Haha, thanks. I blame you guys.

It grew on me, so I prefer the later tracks - might be because I got used to their game, might be because I prefer songs with patterns.

Also last night:

Spinning The Clean at work this afternoon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOAL_1N3M08

Kicking off the first hours of spring with Águas de Março

music at work:
Thee Silver Mount Zion 01/05/06 Tourcoing, le Grand Mix



I'm not dong much work

that song starting @ 13:17 mark. uff.

Just joshin'. ;)

It took me an embarrassingly long time to work out 'Soft as Snow' was about fucking.