A bunch of different producers helped him out similar to his past few releases, consisting of the Wu-Elements producers, there's a full list of production credits up on the wikipedia for the album. The two RZA tracks on the album are probably the best RZA production I've heard since Supreme Clientele, can't wait to get this.

most recent:

Thinking Fellers Union Local #282 "Lovelyville" (LP)
Quartet Music "Window on the Lake" (LP)
Waldo the Dog Faced Boy "Tingle" (CD)

vinyl:
comus - first utterance

cd:
to live and shave in l.a. 2 - the 300 dollar silk shirt
jim o'rourke - terminal pharmacy
smegma with steve mackay - thirty years of service

That makes me want to hear this.

drrrty, did I also havent picked up the new Rza or Cappadonna albums... you? Thoughts?

just got these sunburned cds today

I almost bought some Bowie Lps today and then went, Meh.

What's wrong with me. No Lp purchases in about 3 or 4 months now.

I saw you had posted and thought, "gmku is back at the record bins again!"

but no. it was not to be.

I've been back in the record bins every couple of weeks at least. I just haven't bought shit. Nada. Neechevo. Nothing.

I'm just not feeling it.

I can partly blame the record store. They get a lot of new vinyl in, but I don't think they get nearly the same kind of interesting older shit the store back in Iowa City used to get in. I see almost no Stones bootlegs, for example, or anything remotely rare or hard to find.

ahh, the curse of the "standard stock"

Yeah. I mean, it's a great store if you don't already have a lot of records. I think at the kind of saturation point I'm at it's harder and harder to find stuff I can feel much of a rush about. There are probably only a half-dozen things right now that I'd jump on and plunk down my coin for without hesitation.

any idea when the next Austin record convention will be?

That looks pretty awesome.
Wish I could go.

alan also asks.

Mississippi John Hurt- Complete 1928 Okeh Sessions
Nick Drake- Bryter Layter.. or something like that
They're both swell albums. That Nick Drake caught me completley off gaurd. Very, very different than Pink Moon

thanks you slick motherfucker!

Today:
Reverend Bizarre / Rättö & Lehtisalo split 12"

brilliant.

was: the screamers-demos 77/78
is: shellac-at action park

fucking hold me back. I spent 150 euros today on records. I bought


CD:





Vinyl:

And I got SYR 8:



on cd.

And another copy of Loveless but on vinyl.

Fucking ace album that'n.

Have just orderded the new Transitional album. Am looking forward to checking that baby out...

Recently -

Patti Smith Group - Wave LP
Band of Susans - Hope Against Hope LP
Big Black - Songs About Fucking LP
Sonic Youth - EVOL LP (FINALLY got round to buying it on this format, its sweet, but the LP needs to be taken to a record shop to get it cleaned.
The Fall = Grotesque (expanded edition) CD

PM me with a list. I have got the hook up.

All on cd:
Giant Pin - Nels Cline Singers
Instrumentals - Nels Cline Singers
First Demo Tape - Minor Threat
Metal Machine Music - Lou Reed (although I found a vinyl copy for $18, that I passed up)
A Manual Dexterity Vol. 1 - Omar Rodriguez-Lopez
Apple O - Deerhoof
Runners Four - Deerhoof

Used at half price books.

The fruit of a 15 day journey up north. Needless to say I won't be eating for a while.

Viewtiful, what do you think of Carter I? it's not quite as immediate as II & III, but it's a grower with a ton of hidden jewels, me thinks.

Jandek - Glasgow Sunday (DVD, technically, but fuck it's good.)

Jackie-O Motherfucker - Valley of Fire ($5 used)

I really liked it. I agree with that deffinitley. THere were more duds than on those albums, but overall it was deffinitley worth a purchase.
The whole carter series is worht owning in my mind. HOes was horrible though... XD

I Bought this last night:

And it is amazing.

i need to update when i get home.

Yes! I got that queued on my 8-films-at-a-time netflix account..

Yesterday I bought Dengue Fever, Wolf Parade and Hastpojken (punk from Sweeden).

I am also waiting for my Syr 8 to arrive...

nice vinyls

Is it worth getting?

 

^ Loving it.


And grabbed this:

 

While in Lisbon I made the wallet destroying mistake of "popping in" to the Trem Azul jazz record store, which turned out to be the greatest jazz store I've ever seen, and took about 4 hours of trip. Like seriously, crazy good.

I bought, all on CD:

Noah Howard - The Black Arc



Die Like A Dog Quartet - The Complete FMP Recordings (4 CDs!)



Peter Brotzmann & Han Bennink - Schwarzwaldfahrt (2 CDs)



Matthew Shipp Trio - The Multiplication Table

Various Artists (I.E. HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!) - Wildflowers: Loft Jazz New York 1976 (3 CDs)




And from the shop's own Clean Feed record label, the first being made up in front of me:

Adam Lane, Ken Vandermark, Magnus Broo & Paal Nilssen-Love - 4 Corners




Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Quintet Feat. Mats Gustafsson - ONJQ Live In Lisbon