
Michael Palmer - Lick Shot

Great track, gonna have to find the re-issue...Antoine wrote:Little John - What You Want To Be (reissued on Dug Out)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGO6FyaPKH0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21VbQ6hjCq4
Love this one too...!carlos wrote:Michael Palmer - Lick Shot






This is an extraordinary and improbable recording- Quin occupies the world of research in the acoustimatics of critters seldom heard, Plotkin comes from [among other projects] Khanate. This is on the Minneapolis-based Taiga records, whose owner continues to be long-suffering in waiting for me to write a label profile discussed a year ago. I wish Fathom would be heard by more folks, but this is a boundary/area [KK Null, Chris Watson...] that really seems to sort out listeners- by that I mean not simply "field recordings of specific environments & their flora and fauna", but the music within these sources.horaflora wrote:
Douglas Quin - Fathom
ABsolutely. A seriously amazing record, but I don't know that plotkin had anything to do with the actual composition - just the (excellent) mastering.Jesse wrote:This is an extraordinary and improbable recording- Quin occupies the world of research in the acoustimatics of critters seldom heard, Plotkin comes from [among other projects] Khanate. This is on the Minneapolis-based Taiga records, whose owner continues to be long-suffering in waiting for me to write a label profile discussed a year ago. I wish Fathom would be heard by more folks, but this is a boundary/area [KK Null, Chris Watson...] that really seems to sort out listeners- by that I mean not simply "field recordings of specific environments & their flora and fauna", but the music within these sources.horaflora wrote:
Douglas Quin - Fathom
This record is flipping great for me right now!MRS wrote:Pisaro's Close Constellations And A Drum On The Ground...

Well, I've been enjoying a lot his recent albums.grisha wrote:please report.Antoine wrote: Bill Callahan - Apocalypse
