here it is
http://sanpasquale.blogspot.com/2008...lenta-aka.html

Did I mention that you're my hero? Seriously though, many thanks fugazifan.

Mike Patton - Adult Themes for Voice (1996)

http://rapidshare.com/files/94383557/BOEth353Pb6mp.rar

my pleasure. i listened to both and they are prety amazing.

This is so good I'm putting it on a mixtape. Many thanks.

01 - Harry Breuer - Saturn ski jump
02 - Gil Trythall - Yakety moog
03 - Mort Garson & The Blobs - Son of blob
04 - Jim Cuomo - Earthshine
05 - Harry Breuer - Moog foo yong
06 - Fred Weinberg - A childs life
07 - Bruce Haack - Party machine
08 - Harry Breuer - Paris 2079
09 - The mindexpanders - Love syndrome
10 - Kid Baltan & Tom Dissewel - Sonik re-entry
11 - Mort Garson - The ride of Aida
12 - Walter Sear - Circuit breaker
13 - Gil Trythall - Martha white theme
14 - Harry Breuer - Space express
15 - Kid baltan & Tom Dissewelt - Song of the second moon
16 - Fred Weinberg - 1958 revisited

http://rapidshare.com/files/52318723/BOEth254VaEt2.zip

This looks like a blast too. I have the majority of the tracks already, but thanks for spreading the goodness anyway.

posted this in the klezmer thread, but might as well post it here
http://zerogsound.blogspot.com/2007/...1911-1950.html

I can't thank you enough. This looks to be very interesting.

Michel Pilz / Peter Kowald / Paul Lovens - Carpathes

Michel Pilz, bass clarinet; Peter Kowald, bass; Paul Lovens, percussion.

1. Un peu d'ail (10.36)
2. Krebsauel (04.28)
3. Inno chika chow (05.02)
4. Billiger Willi (03.29)
5. Willige Billie (07.36)
6. Carpathes (03.52)
7. Pilolo für den glöckner von notre dame (09.55)
8. Zythum (05.22)



Recorded on 1/2 August and 7/8 September 1975 in Berlin.

Published from FMP with a catalogue nr. 0250

http://rapidshare.com/files/7957747/...__from_LP_.rar

thanks! .. and a request..
 

hey everybody, cheers on all this great music, ive done the music sharing thing in the past, but its pretty fun and more informative doing it this way for sure.. i dont have access to my music collection right now (hence visiting here) so i cant really jump in, but whenever that changes, i will definitely stop by.

also, if anybody has got this mo tucker/SCG recording in a convenient spot, do you think you could re-upload it? (i keep getting an error).. i really want to hear it, and i cant find it anywhere else.
thanks again.

I can't find this one for sale anywhere.



Artist: BLOB
Title: Halloween
ca100
Date: 2008-02-09
Keywords: psychedelic; experimental; improvisation; jazz; eclectic; expressionism; jam band; other

Tracklist:
01 - Lunar Landing - 1:54 (320 kbps)
02 - Dog - 4:19 (320 kbps)
03 - Intergalactic Shoutout - 4:20 (320 kbps)
04 - Monster March - 3:29 (320 kbps)
05 - Hypnomania - 1:36 (320 kbps)
06 - Blues Lounge - 1:51 (320 kbps)
07 - Ping - 3:23 (320 kbps)
08 - Whiskers - 4:41 (320 kbps)
09 - Stone Cold - 7:45 (320 kbps)
10 - Squawk - 2:03 (320 kbps)
11 - Rub - 3:38 (320 kbps)
12 - Broom - 5:51 (320 kbps)
13 - Bugs - 1:48 (320 kbps)

This album was recorded at Sertso Studio in Woodstock, NY during October of 2007 - a period that culminated in one of the infamously historic BLOB live shows, this one complete with interactive video at Woodstock’s Byrdcliffe Theater on All Hallows Eve.
The show sent folks running out into the woods howling. We hope the album strikes a similarly visceral chord with any and all listeners!

Ted “Deadly Tedly” Orr - midi guitar
John “Geeze” Lindberg - processed double bass
Harvey “Mudcat” Sorgen - drums
All compositions by Orr/Lindberg/Sorgen
BLOB is a psychedelic experimental jam band, that focuses on recording their spontaneously created journeys that embrace a multiplicity of genres, taking their burgeoning legion of followers to exciting, energy and spirit driven spaces with each foray. BLOB is all about the moment, and those moments are eclectic, honest, and heart pounding. It is full-out instrumental playing within a stream of consciousness mindset that speaks to a world in desperate need of this level of immediate expressionism.

Ted “Deadly Tedly” Orr is a renowned guitar virtuoso and an innovator in the arena of midi guitar performance. He has recorded and/or performed with Sly Stone, George Clinton & P-Funk, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Pee Wee Ellis, Bad Brains, Gary Windo, Karl Berger, Creative Music Sudio Orchestra, Garth Hudson, Ismet Siral, Wadada Leo Smith, Nana Vasconcelos, Trilok Gurtu, Sonny Murray, Hunter S. Thompson, Buddy Miles, Swollen Monkeys, Stanley Jordan, 420 Funk Mob, Cacophonic Funk Mob, Winston Grennan, Futu Futu and others. Ted maintains a parallel career as an audio engineer; a unique talent that has given BLOB its public voice.

John “Geeze” Lindberg has been a seminal figure in the world of creative music for over thirty years, having toured worldwide performing his own work leading ensembles, with the String Trio of New York, and as featured bassist with artists ranging from Anthony Braxton to Wadada Leo Smith. He has released over sixty albums featuring his work. He recently created and produced JazzHopRevolution with hip-hop emcee Rahman Jamaal.

Harvey “Mudcat” Sorgen has performed and /or recorded with the following artists: Hot Tuna, Ahmad Jamal, Michelle Shocked, Paul Simon, Dewey Redman, Dave Douglas, Mark Feldman, Zakir Hussain, Giovanni Hildago, Wadada Leo Smith, Cameron Brown, Steve Swell, Neil Rolnick, Anthony Braxton, Carter Jefferson, John Stubblefield, Brenda Buffalino, Honi Coles, Daunik Lazro, Todd Reynolds, Derrick Trucks, Roswell Rudd, Phil Lesh, David Torn, The Memphis Pilgtims, Bill Frisell, Fonda/Stevens Group, Carlos Santana, Dry Jack, Art Lande, John D’Earth, NRBQ, Bob Weir, Greg Allman, Marcel Monroe, The Mallards, Sorgen-Rust-Windbiel Trio, Jack DeJohnette, Dave Samuels, Drew Gress, Tony Levin, Pete Levin, Garth Hudson, Jimmy Vivino, among many others.

http://www.archive.org/details/ca100_blob

i found this thread on some forum while looking for the henry cow album that ASP recomended
this guy uploaded a bunch of cool shit here
i highly recomend checking it out
http://soundopinions.org/forum/index...pic=15156&st=0

It's not Rare or Out-Of-Print, and i know there is a music request thread somewhere, but i can't find it.

Can someone upload this for me???



mee likeey yousendit

mee no likeey banondgo.

i found this for you, i hope rapidshare is ok
http://rapidshare.com/files/93551791...sikFactory.rar

Current 93 - I am Black Ships - subscribers edition

This release was available only to advance subscribers to the "Black Ships Ate The Sky" release. It is comprised of unreleased tracks, outtakes and alternative versions of songs from that album.

http://rapidshare.com/files/10781601...mblackship.rar

This is the CD that accompanied the excellent 'Englands Hidden Reverse' book by John Keenan.

01. Nurse With Wound: Pre-Menstrual Music For Merry Maidens (26:43)
02. Current 93: The Great Bloody And Bruised Veil Of This World (4:17)
03. Current 93: Niemandswasser (6:03)
04. Current 93: In The Heart Of The Wood And What I Found There (2:48)
05. Current 93: The Frolic (8:12)
06. Coil: Are You Shivering? (9:37)
07. Coil: Chaostrophy (5:39)
08. Coil: Amethyst Deceivers (6:33)
09. Coil: The Lost Rivers Of London (7:41)

http://rapidshare.com/files/10781439...erse.part1.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/10781335...erse.part2.rar

i hate nww

That's odd - they speak very highly of you.:D

A recently discovered (by me at least) gem.

Anne Gillis - Lxgrin

From Mutant Sounds:

"idiosyncratic French composer transpires in an obsessive and wholly personal universe, her tracks usually beavering away at a particular node of sonic interest with obsessive sampled repetitiveness, her single-minded approach part of an over-arching sonic project loosely bound by a central theme of of "the new-born baby at the dawn of life", as she described it to ND Magazine long ago. This first manifestation ("concerned with whining and yelling itself out until it can be soothed") is perhaps less obvious in it's focus than some of her following missives that seem more wetly organic, though the more schematic and overtly sampler-ific approach cedes at the half-way point to more ambiguous constructs that vary from the overtly (and in context rather shockingly) thematic and musical to shearing sustained wind-tunnel blasts and a electroacoustically vivid constructs that sounds like a train ride to Hades. Fascinating and wholly singular work.

http://massmirror.com/72d6154f25f782...727257101.html