Now Playing

[tadk]

Bipolar Bears - Interpolar Link

[ReverendLove]

Faust - Faust Is Last
(Irmlers Faust)

[Salty Swift]

Faust - Faust Is Last
(Irmlers Faust)

This is quite good....can't decide which CD is better yet....

Did you hear the new Cluster yet?

[Tanner]

Was just:



Funeral Mist "Salvation"

Now:



Keith Rowe/Sachiko M "Contact"

[ReverendLove]

Faust - Faust Is Last
(Irmlers Faust)

This is quite good....can't decide which CD is better yet....

Did you hear the new Cluster yet?

No, I did not realized there is a new one. Thanks.

And for the Faust: For me these are two different records (I got them on vinyl. I am a vinyl junkie.) It depends on my mood which one I prefer.

Now Listening:

Loretta Lynn - Van Lear Rose

[surfer]

"Portland Oregon and sloe gin fizz
If that ain't love then tell me what is"

[Dohol]

The best...

[faster]

Ha! I was just listening to the Pinder Family. Happy all the time, indeed.

[free math]

that cover is so awful; i think there's a release with a different one, not that i own either. i bought the reissue of "Bahamian Guitarist" on mississippi records a little while ago, recorded a few years after "Happy..." live in front of a studio audience (i think?). it's great but he had lost a bit of his edge.

[leroysghost]

funny, just the other day i was listening to The Real Bahamas vol 1-2, which has some superb spence/pinder tracks along with other equally great field recordings (there is a bass guy on a couple of tracks that almost sounds like a tuvan throat singer!).


(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_zRzqsUzv4)
"can you read music, spence?" (everyone calls him "spence"-even his wife, even his sister)
"no, i cannot read music"
"how did you learn this song?"
"from this book mon. there's a lot of funny songs in this book. lot of funny songs"
"but if you can't read notes, how did you learn the melody to this song?"
"I's talented"

[jkudler]

Matt Weston - Nesting

pretty stoqued on this..

great one. it's available as a free download here:
http://bauhaus9090.org/node/74

now playing:

(SLW | fifteen point nine grams -
Burkhard Beins: selected percussion, objects
Lucio Capece: soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, preparations
Rhodri Davies: electric harp, electro acoustic devices
Toshimaru Nakamura: no-input mixing board)

enjoying this a LOT more than the previous record so far. really lovely packaging too.

-jesse

[Joda]

that cover is so awful; i think there's a release with a different one, not that i own either.

Found this online, looks a little better.
I don't have it either -- great music though, glad you guys brought it up!

[horaflora]

MichaEl Pisaro - A wave and waves

gripping, lolling stuff, this!

[jpeatt]

Company Fuck - Wobble Unwind 7".

My man Scotty's vocal improv/grind/noise option. Takes a lot of clever to sound this stupid....

[grisha]

MERCYFUL FATE - Don't Break The Oath

[carlos]

MERCYFUL FATE - Don't Break The Oath

oh man- i can't listen to the opening riffs of "a dangerous meeting" without playing air guitar. in fact i'm doing it right now.

[grisha]

yeah just bought this on vinyl. such a great album.

now:

Tony Trischka - A Robot Plane Flies Over Arkansas

[ReverendLove]

Kenny Graham & Satellites
Moondog / Suncat Suites

[free math]

queen II
started on my way through the discography today

a little bit earlier during one of those weird afternoon half-naps:

kawaguchi, hankil, foster, chulki: vacillation oscillation
these four guys couldn't have posed for a cover photo?

[jenn devious]

joseph spence is awesome. i interned at smithsonian folkways, got him and bunch of other great stuff for FREE! been listening to some of it tonight-





and one of my faves-