Girls Agiant Boys -houseofGVSB
got it at good will for 2 bucks.

to have income is a nice if temporary fleeting thing, my haul from the weekend

the posies - dear 23
comets on fire - blue cathedral
be your own pet - get damaged EP
cansei de ser s3xy - eponymous
deathspell omega - Fas - Ite, Maledicti, in Ignem Aeternum

I remember liking their song on the clerks soundtrack.

I had never really listening to them before eccept for a few songs, but knew of them though Touch and Go records. Pretty good stuff though, makes me think of Brainiac, vocals mostly.

Awesome. Includes an entire song by just Cotton Casino.

I have that, but as a set of three short CD EPs, the kind where the info part of the disc is only 3" in diameter with the reast being clear. They each have the same 3D cover. Nice stuff; I particularly like "Ziggy Stardust Raga."

Yeah this is a reissue of the EPs. It says 2008 on it, so at first I thought it was new and got excited that Casino was back.

I didn't buy these, I borrowed them from someone:
Ed Kuepper - "Everybody's Got To", "Character Assassination", "A King in the Kindness Room" and "Outtakes, Castaways, Pirate Women and Takeaways"

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Originally Posted by Bytor Peltor Congratulations! I love hearing stories like this as there is not much better than finally acquiring a record you've searched out for a long time. So give us some details. Was this a simple eBay score or did you walk in a record store and find it in the used section?

It was sheer luck. I was browsing on Volcanic Tongue and thought, "Let's see what they've got in the 'rarities' section"... and there it was :) :) :) :) . I thought I had bought it off a guy on Gemm once, but he never sent it, claiming that he couldn't find it in his box of stuff that he was selling.

I first listened to don cab back over 14 years ago it seems. they bored th shit out of me and I sold my don cab records. sounded like prog metal to me, boring.

to each their own though.

Burzum - Anthology

i almost bought a record or cd today but instead i spent any money that i can spend on things that is not food and rent on a new pair of levis.

i really wanted to get the first teenage fanclub record.

Nels Cline's INTERSTELLAR REVISITED Coltrane album. Really really intense and good.

Yesterday saw two iffy if affordable purchases:


Brand new, sealed, and on clearance at target for 3.69 due to overstocking. I've liked what I've heard of him so I figured what the hell.


Found it at half price books, and being a huge Dylan fan, went ahead and picked it up.

About 10 minutes ago:



I obviously have a soft spot for this old Scouser.

I went nuts on Mimaroglu and bought this lot:

Tony Conrad- Early Minimalism



Sonic Youth - SYR 7



Lee Ranaldo - Road Movies special edition (the signed with CD one)



Lee Ranaldo/Willaim Hooker - The Celestial Answer

Fennesz - Endless Summer



Birchville Cat Motel - Gunpowder Temple of Heaven



Oren Ambarchi - Stacte Motors



Sun - I'll be the Same (on white vinyl)

Loren Mazzacane Connors - Night Through



Circle - Miljard



Keith Fullerton Whitman - Multiples

And on the same day I went to a Keiji Haino gig and couldn't resist the insanely cheap merch store, so I bought:

The 21st Centuary Hard-y Guide-y Man



Fushitsusha - PSF 15/16




So now I'm as happy as I am poor.

merzbox

this is probably the worst circle album i've ever heard.

On order / pre-order from various places:

Peter Wright - Burning A Hole In The Sun 3" CDR
Hakobune - Melting Reminiscence 3" CDR
Gareth Hardwick & Taiga Remains - Split 10"
Lee Ranaldo - Countless Centuries Fled Into The Distance Lke So Many Storms 12"
Oren Ambarchi - A Final Kiss On Poisoned Cheeks 12"

Yeah I haven't been especially impressed either, but was hoping it would grow on me. Maybe a bad choice for my first foray into their vast discography, but I was suckered by a pretty sound sample and references to Satie.

is this any good?

Same here, I did receive a shipping confirmation e-mail, so they should be on their way. I'm anxious to hear them. Ambarchi's, In The Pendulum's Embrace is great. I highly recommend it.

Oren Ambarchi.... stellar

i also love Rafael Toral and Fennesz

I'll do some searching for these recommendations. Thanks!

EDIT: I'm going through Toral's discography on his site, & noticed that he collaborated w/ Lee on Amarillo Ramp. I did not know that.

BTW, just received my, A Final Kiss On Poisoned Cheeks 12" in the mail. I'll be listening to it here in a few.

GET THESE TWO LPS NOW if if haven't got them already:

- FENNESZ = ENDLESS SUMMER
- RAFAEL TORAL = Violence of discovery and calm of acceptance

both on TOUCH label
but do it JUST RIGHT NOW
like i always say "do yrself a favour"
these two are timeless classics:eek:

& Stevie Wonder said as well. I'll most certainly pick those up. Can never say no to the timeless classics. Thanks!

come back and tell us what you thought about these two, but honestly you can't go wrong here especially knwing that you listen to Ambarchi.
Just check these two beauties of artwork. They tell it all:




Toral and lee are very releated and good friends. he processed, miwed and mastered the long track on amarillo ramp and i know they did a couple more things togetehr live or what not, ask the walking encyclopedia team.

vinyl, double 180g clear vinyl.

I also bought a buttload of 7 inch singles and this CD boot of the Youth

the listing on the discography says Bootleg CD recorded live April 7th, 1996 @ Phillipshalle in Dusseldorf, Germany. Probably the most infamous Sonic Youth bootleg show, also appearing on "Easter" and "Hallucinogenic Preserve".

this one's really good

How expensive is it?
Bootlegs tend to not be very money friendly.. : (

i got it at the loca indie record store fOr $6

Well I've only had it long enough to listen to the first disc once through, but so far it's pretty fucking incredible. It's all of the 7 inches he ever released (until the set came out obviously), including splits, plus a whole load of stuff that was planned for 7 inch release never came out. Spans pretty much all of his styles, from fucked up blues deconstructions to achingly beautiful guitar cries. Lovely, although due to the original format they’re mostly shorter pieces. The five tracks from the Table of the Elements "Five Points" release are especially amazing.

mmmm sounds really cool

Mamoru Narita
The Raven On The Water Bridge
Subjective Spirit Sound SSS-113
CD-R

Debut solo release for Narita, drummer with recent Tokyo Flashback stars Retolt Mandala. The Raven... is a set of clattering solo percussive lift-offs that combine tonal clusters of bells and skin with threads of slowly-evolving string drones that work to raise the whole deal to the kinda tranced out-of-body heights that sound much more exactingly keyed to the experience of shamanic states than the endless parade of indie bellshakers with world music pyjamas and saxophones engaged in "mystic" improvisations. This one arrives in the zone right from the get-go and moves deeper with every track. If you dig Boredoms and Amon Duul as much as Frank Perry and Milford Graves then yr a fucking champ. Limited edition release on this great Japanese underground imprint.

5 cds worth of stuff at the Nels Cline show.
1 Nels Cline Singers
3 more cds with Nels Cline
Solo cd of the bass player.

On vinyl :
The Brian Jonestown Massacre - We Are The Radio
Thes Soft Machine - The Soft Machine

On cd :
The Warlocks - Phoenix