Recent purchases redux

[faster]

Just picked up this Phillip Schulze 2xLP + CD box set:

http://www.phillip-schulze.de/Cause

If the sample track here is any indication then it's going to be one hell of a ride. Anyone heard of him before? Found this after a friend who got a review copy recommended it to me.

Yeah, he spent a week with me here last year. Great guy. Did his MA (MFA?) at Wesleyan. Lived in Singapore for a year or so and now is back in Germany.

[frozen reeds]

John Bender - I don't remember now / I don't want to talk about it


Repress of this, I guess unauthorized, it seems to be trickling out to a few distributors. I'm happy, it's been on the top of my want list for ages.

Thanks for the tip. This and a boot of Pop Surgery (presumably by the same people) arrived here today. Great to finally jetison the mp3 rips.

[jpeatt]

V/A - The Rain Don't Fall On Me
Label: MISSISSIPPI RECORDS

V/A - Mortika: Recordings From A Greek Underworld
Label: MISSISSIPPI RECORDS

Jealous, anyone know is there a good place to find their LPs online, or in chicago? Is the sound/mastering usually good?

weirdo records:
http://weirdorecords.com/cpCommerce/

oh, and most recent purchase for me:

Masse Mensche - 1st compilation lp on Selektion w/ NWW, P16.D4, DDAA, Laughing Hands and more.

[D.D.]

Just listened to my first purchase of 2011: Buxtehude organ works performed by Rainer Oster (on Arte Nove). Excellent performance, good organ sound. Dirt-cheap from amazon.co.uk too. Very pleased.

[sourdisc]

6 lp's that includes:
Pigs For Lepers
Glamor Girl 1941
Flashcards 7"
Pigface chant 7"
Disco Diarrhea 7"
Spontaneous sound live &
excerpts from Blorp esset
and a Dvd

I now have a lot of Smegma

[Stevo]

Acid Archives, Patrick Lundborg et al's book on obscure American underground recordings 1965-82
http://www.lpcdreissues.com/catalogue/v ... duct=19785
which was the best price in Europe I came across and arrived in 3 days of ordering.
Worth going through the rest of the shop for psychedelic & prog cds too.

Think US residents may be as good going to Forcedexposure or Bomp for that book, but p+p to Europe was heavier than the above Greek place. Great book anyway.

Other than that this week, new 2000Ad weekly, Heroes Revealed book (99c) & Neil Young Le Noise and Broken Bells cd (12Eur for the pair in HMV, enjoying that Broken Bells).
bought a load of stuff over Xmas that I'm gradually working my way through & may list later.

[grisha]

bunch of tapes including:

V. Doreswamy Iyengar - Maestro's Choice
Shivkumar Sharma - The Glory of Dawn (Raga: Ahir Bhairav)
Willie Nelson - Stardust (and two albums from the eighties)
Steely Dan - Aja / Pretzel Logic twofer (listening now)

and:



nothing special, but as something to fill my flask - pretty nice.

[labrat]

really want CHOI JOONYONG's - I AM SCRATCHING A CD IN A ROOM but the paypal page is in spanish and i'm stupid, any advice?

[notoriousd]

Just got the annoyingly elusive release:


and also Sonic Pleasure's new album (who you may remember plays bricks on the excellent incus record "Limescale") titled Volume 3: Drift in Red Shift

The album features improvised and also some composed tracks of chamber music, one of which is a real 20th Century style gem!! E-mail her at sonicpleasure@googlemail.com
for a copy.

[martin]

really want CHOI JOONYONG's - I AM SCRATCHING A CD IN A ROOM but the paypal page is in spanish and i'm stupid, any advice?

Really? After logging in, everything is as usual (in my case: in German).

[sourdisc]

Been waiting for this a long time now.

[Stevo]

Oho Okinawa which Rockadrome reissued but turned out cheaper on Amazon.co.uk marketplace.
Weird, '74 US prog/psych weirdness with scatological lilt and Zappa/Gentle Giant influence.
Listened through the lp in alphabetical order in MP3 form on the band's website. Like what I heard.

Thin Lizzy Jailbreak
Recently remastered under the aegis of guitarist Scott Gorham apparently. Sounds pretty great now, I wasn't familiar with the band much after their Decca Eric Bell era outside of occasionally hearing the better known songs. But this is great.

[cheerios]

AMM - At The Roundhouse

[cheerios]

Wow, ok I live a 10 minute walk from the coolest record store I have ever been to.

Just purchased from there:

On Vinyl
Orchestra Regional de Mopti - The Best of the First Biennale of Arts and Culture for the Young (MISSISSIPPI RECORDS)
Rene Hell/Three Legged Race - violin petal (auden)/whipped secrets

On Cd
Arthur Russell - Calling Out of Context

[Dohol]

A scratched Lp of this:



I couldn't pass it up..

[javier4w]

Just ordered to Verlag Positionen:

Kumsu Shim
trace, elements/54 things
Composer's Art Label 2007
Aya Hara & Kozue Hara, piano

Rohan de Saram
Edition Zeitklang 2009
Works by Berio, Gehlhaar, Steinke, Zimmermann, Xenakis, Ruzicka & Pröve

[J.F.]

Henri Pousseur: electronic experimental and microtonal 1953-1999

Among the works on this CD is "Prospection" (1953) for three pianos tuned sixth-tones apart. I read an analysis of this work years ago, and, enjoying music associated with early integral serialism as well as much of the microtonal stuff I heard, I've been very keen on hearing "Prospection" since then - after all it combines both approaches. Pousseur's worklist had the note "unpublished" for this work, but now here it is on CD!

I worked since last October on getting this one.

[ReverendLove]

The Complete works of Anton Webern / P. Boulez
It was too long on my wish list and now I have to admit: These are the best recordings of Webern I heard until now.



Baku: Symphony Of Sirens
Old Origials of Russian Antgarde and reconstructions

[grisha]

Keith Rowe/Sachiko M contact
Radu Malfatti/Klaus Filip imaoto
Ami Yoshida/Toshimaru Nakamura Soba to Bara
Annette Krebs/Taku Unami motubachii
Graham Lambkin/Jason Lescalleet Air Supply
Michael Pisaro/Taku Sugimoto 2 seconds / b minor / wave

&



birthday's in a week.

[cheerios]

Baku: Symphony Of Sirens
Old Origials of Russian Antgarde and reconstructions

Is this a DVD, book, CD?...