Sounds like the same approach as Sewer Election's Pan LP, and the Tricoli/Ankersmit (I have the CD), A+++. The harder plastic sheath makes such a difference to boot.presquepartout wrote:
the best thing about this record is the packaging
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I remember seeing them in Ithaca back in the early 70s. Made me feel good about my Sonic 6.Patrick_G wrote:


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Gustav Mahler's 9th symphony, Leonard Bernstein conducting, CBS LP 1966, then 1975, to CD on 1986
classically trained
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Richard Chartier - A Hesitant Fold (Meme 1999)
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john tilbury - for tomasz sikorski
more reverb than i was anticipating.
more reverb than i was anticipating.
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Arrived this morning and it's really very good
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dave quam wrote:
what's this record all about? sorry to be asking the genny question, but I need the deets, generally, general.
It's a blues riff in B watch me for the changes
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I heard a really horrible rendition of a Wagner overture on the radio the other day. Fritz Reiner. It was as if he were doing an instructive recording for third graders.
Chicago Sym could really play, though.
Chicago Sym could really play, though.
"Freedom of thought and speech without available means of gaining information and methods of sound analysis, are empty. Protection and security are meaningless until there is something positive worth protecting." E.W. Hall
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KFW - occlusions (mp3)
this is a right head-cleanse. the audience reports are hilarious
this is a right head-cleanse. the audience reports are hilarious
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Morton Feldman - Crippled Symmetry: at June in Buffalo
Thanks to Ian / Frozen Reeds for releasing this, a very nice recording.
Thanks to Ian / Frozen Reeds for releasing this, a very nice recording.
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Continuing my occasional trawl through the Erstwhile back catalogue in order of release (not as assiduous, I suspect, as Jesse but just as well-intentioned, if too frequently distracted by other things..), I've just listened to this for the first time in.. wow, must be a decade? And pleasantly surprised how well it's stood the test of time - not all the Ersts of that period have, for me. It's odd how what once sounded harsh, even unpleasant, now comes across as fresh and lyrical - referring to Yoshida, of course. A splendid rediscovery - feel like jumping forward 20 odd Ersts and listening to 047 again with Kurzmann, but I'll stick to the silly rules I've set myself.
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Maybe the best Erstwhile release people never seem to talk about. Kurzmann puts on a fucking clinic.Dan Warburton wrote: 047 again with Kurzmann
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