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i was very lucky to play and record with jack these past couple of years as a black twig picker/spiral joy band-er/pelt auxillary thug ive said enough on other sites so i dont have much to add here. nice to see some ihm-ers appreciate his music -- jack gave exactly zero shits about catering his musi...

carter thornton - ten fingers for forefathers

solo acoustic guitar. very individual voice on the instrument. affecting in unexpected ways. this record really snuck up on me and it gets better on repeat spins.

a few youtubes from last weekend glenn jones - barbecue bob in fishtown http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94BwwHlttmU jack rose, harmonica dan & nathan bowles - st. louis blues http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkr4KDEAJUg jack rose, harmonica dan & nathan bowles - when the tailgate drops, the bullshit st...

I would thoroughly recommend a couple of '85 recordings released by Sound Aspects under the name "The Ritual" with Kahil El' Zabar, Lester Bowie and Malachi Favors. The 1st is a sublime 40 minute improv on Art Ensemble's Magg Zelma, also released on my favorite AEC's studio album for ECM "Full Forc...

free math wrote:i love the poster inside that alice

weird, i just put that one up on my wall not two days ago and ive owned the cd for well over a year

one of my favorites!

yeah thats my favorite bailey solo

from the FE upcoming list (it's going to be pricy): PLANAM (ITALY): CARDEW, CORNELIUS: Treatise LP (PLANAM CCC) "Cornelius Cardew's opus magnus Treatise is a 193 page graphic score written between 1963 and 1967 while he was performing with the improvisation group AMM. The score's graphic notation, ...

yeah the first 8 dylans all have amazing material

add blood on the tracks and yre pretty much there

Jesse wrote:TBP, you're one of the Black Twigs? You guys had a great show here at the Turf Club last year, really enjoyed your set(s).

yup, i'm nathan the percussionist/banjo player (though i dont think i was playing banjo on that tour thru the midwest). and thanks!

CharlieParr.2009-05-20.aud.cooke.Melbourne.flac His King Earl album is a great one. Parr is a local, I catch him often and he is always gripping. King Earl is, no hyperbole intended, an instant classic, timeless story-telling and heartbreaking. totally agreed, that's definitely my favorite of his. ...

weird, i was listening to coon bid'ness just the other day (and dogon a.d. earlier today)

damn y'all are literal

i meant the sound of the record was hazy around the edges, warm, womblike: opiated

that alice coltrane record is so opiated, just wonderful

sealed copy of 'nefertiti...' from the '76 arista freedom pressing. sweet find.

pm if interested

that is the is the most homo np of all time, could only get better if you were rockin la dusseldorf instead of neu

i'm spinning the yoshi wada 'earth horns with electronic drone' lp set, and ive gotta admit that the platter flipping kinda takes away from the overall effect :|

some of that fugs gets too wakka wakka mothers of invention for me, but most of it stays solid

this abner jay is hitting the spot right now

oh man, prepare to spend hours and hours with that patton box. that muhfucker dials in the collector fetishism in a serious way. cds: sun city girls - torch of the mystics amm - the crypt rowe/tilbury - duos for doris the fugs - electromagnetic steamboat 3 kemiälliset ystävät cds that i cant remembe...

cd:
don cherry - live at montmarte vol. 2
jaylib - champion sound (2-disc reissue)

vinyl:
charlie feathers - uh huh honey
sir richard bishop - polytheistic fragments
sonic youth - syr7: j'accuse ted hughes

sometimes ed at eclipse gets in some items i cant find elsewhere:
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