what are you listening to? a second wave

[Salty Swift]

Valerio Cosi - Heavy Electronic Pacific Rock

[Joda]

Andrew Lafkas-bass, Bryan Eubanks-soprano, Joe Foster-trumpet, drum
trio at lutheran church of the messiah, brooklyn, ny. dec. 2007

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Most enjoyable!

[the bird]

Valerio Cosi - Heavy Electronic Pacific Rock

Recently heard this one also. What are your thoughts on it?

[kangaroo?]

Andrew Lafkas-bass, Bryan Eubanks-soprano, Joe Foster-trumpet, drum
trio at lutheran church of the messiah, brooklyn, ny. dec. 2007

this looks interesting. Is this out or just a recording circulating? (joe?)

[jon abbey]

Andrew Lafkas-bass, Bryan Eubanks-soprano, Joe Foster-trumpet, drum
trio at lutheran church of the messiah, brooklyn, ny. dec. 2007

this looks interesting. Is this out or just a recording circulating? (joe?)

it's available for free DL, joe posted on the net labels thread:

Andrew Lafkas and Bryan Eubanks have some new stuff up at their rasbliutto pages: http://www.rasbliutto.net (in "library").

The Church trio on Andrew's page includes me (caveat emptor) and I'm very proud of it--it's all acoustic and really surprised me. Andrew's solo is also very interesting. I haven't listened to Bryan's new ones yet.

[kangaroo?]

dang! thanks, had a blind spot there

[Salty Swift]

Valerio Cosi - Heavy Electronic Pacific Rock

Recently heard this one also. What are your thoughts on it?

Excellent stuff! Very pleasant - even-flowing too. His best release to date, I'd say....

[dave quam]

[Jesse]

Toshiya Tsunoda

Extract From Field Recording Archive #3

[Stevo]

Deep purple '68 Inglewood looks like a good performance by the original rod Evans lineup but the video keeps glitching.

Before that, a seriously improved version of the Grateful Dead Paris '74 set where the music is actually synced to the video and the volume is at an audible level.

Just got sent copies of Brian Jonestown Massacre Tepid Peppermint Wonderland and Witch's s/t cd so will be listening to those before long.
As well as all the London purchases I sent myself at the start of the week. Most of which have now arrived here in Galway.

was listening to Portishead 3 earlier and trying to remember if anybody made much of the straight lift of a Silver Apples song on track 6, mislaid case or I'd give title. & been ages since I listened to Silver apples so can't think of their title either, unless it's I Have Known Love.

[barry]

[Yii]

[Stephen]

Lehn / Schmickler - Kolner Kranz LP [amusik]

Excellent!

[Jesse]

Coolest use of available space ever (I wonder how many of those discs are EAI):

http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2009/0 ... ONG_9.html

NP:

Brendan Murray
Commonwealth

[kp*]

Andrew Lafkas-bass, Bryan Eubanks-soprano, Joe Foster-trumpet, drum
trio at lutheran church of the messiah, brooklyn, ny. dec. 2007

I was really excited about this recording when i was first leaked a copy of it last Winter. I was hoping it would find itself on a CD or picked up by net label. I am glad to see it making the rounds. It's a really nice engagement with the space and a really nice use of register and dynamics and is full of really juicy timbres. I would love to have attended this concert. B E should put up a lossless rip of this performance if his server will handle it. It sounds great cranked up on a really nice system.

-k

[dave quam]

agree that the church recording is maavaloussee

[Jesse]

[SOZ]

Manu Dibango - The Very Best of African Soul

TV Pow - TV Pow Presents ... as TV Pow

Townes Van Zandt - Delta Momma Blues

Henri Chopin - Le Corpsbis & Co

[Yii]

[Salty Swift]

Excellent choice Jesse!