The Horseless Headman
Lauging Gravy
This for about a week now / from the Chet Baker man? / woman ? school of vocals...it's a much about the musicians backing him as it is about the singing here...totally incredible production too - taken me a few years to fully realise how amaxing it actually is.
Rockwell
Banned (DJ Anchovy)
Jazz Moderator
well, now i appear to own it (for the time being) i might at least give it a spin.
Cliff Pilchard
Arrived on Friday, listened to nothing else since. It's all amazing, but the music for 'Freelance' is incredible!
Lonely Jelly
This, not sure why, but an enjoyable listen after many years........
This, off the back of BestDressedChicken's fine swap CD..........
And this, in the bag for Best of Brillo but didn't make the final cut
You can't take a stocking offa bare leg
Jazz Moderator
ooooooooooh, that's lovely. nice pot of tea, some random snacks, pile of dull work and this splendid record.
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Lonely Jelly
My copy arrived on Friday but didn't get a chance to listen till yesterday and then only got through the first side butOriginally Posted by ginghamkitchen
Arrived on Friday, listened to nothing else since. It's all amazing, but the music for 'Freelance' is incredible!so far.
Jazz Moderator
and the work continues with
Some of it's nice enough (decent montuno that's a touch over-billed as "El Monstruo"), but the two slower tracks on it (one a cover of Teddy Randazzo's "Going Out Of My Head", the other "Love's Nobody's Friend") are absolutely sublime. the trio of femme vocalists on it (The Revue) make them, eh, swing.
Must put together a mix of stuff like this, that Sally Stevens tune and suchlike. Not this year, obviously.
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Lauging Gravy
Down to the Wire is lovely Al . . . for starters !!
well, now i appear to own it (for the time being) i might at least give it a spin.
Rockwell
Banned (DJ Anchovy)
Lonely Jelly
Sometimes I wish I wasn't such a rap nerd and listened to stuff like this all the time, that I could go and rediscover it and enjoy it moreThis, not sure why, but an enjoyable listen after many years........
Lonely Jelly
And the judgment?
well, now i appear to own it (for the time being) i might at least give it a spin.
Jazz Moderator
Needs to go on a diet, could lose at least 1/6th of it's weight without dropping a dress size.
Lonely Jelly
maybe just try this then, if you haven't already:
Chocolate Rain
I think that about those one sider Coltrane tracks
Attention!!! I know this is a very expensive Price for the record. This i one of my most beloved Records, so my primary intention isn't the selling. I like it in my collection. I only will sell it, if someone wants it that much, that he is willing to pay that much money. Therefore the unrealistic price. Please don't tell me about it. I don't want to cheat ,I don't force someone into buying it, I don't want to drive up the price.Thanks for understanding
Electric Prunes
The Horseless Headman
Ordered my copy two weeks back - and nothing yet!
Very annoying.
I've been listening to this a lot today . . .
Soulful stoner bluegrass business from '74 that gets quite psychedelic in places.
It's also the last recording Clarence White made before he was killed by a drunk driver aged only 29!
To infinity - and beyond!
He's going, going... gone.
I've been listening to this
Wow
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"Record collecting is no mere hobby, no innocuous leisurely diversion. It is a feverish passion bordering on dementia, driving those under the influence to irrational, compulsive, fanatical extremes."
Night of the Living Vinyl
I Confess 45s
Lonely Jelly
After side 1 melted my head off with awesomeness - -side 2 is destroying my brain with wordless rhythmic screeching! (and it sounds like bits of the Akira soundtrack... my only frame of reference for this sort of thing)
Cheers Iain.
Lonely Jelly
followed by this:
Even with a crackly copy - -this is such a great listen. Can't get enough of Reich/ Glass stuff. Any recommendations of similar-ish stuff very much appreciated.
Zapatta Schmidt
haha! Brilliant, isn't it..?? Careful of that scream that opens Side 1... you know it's there, you know it's coming then... WAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
After side 1 melted my head off with awesomeness - -side 2 is destroying my brain with wordless rhythmic screeching! (and it sounds like bits of the Akira soundtrack... my only frame of reference for this sort of thing
Cheers Iain.
Still scares the living bewotsits out of me!
"Sometimes I get a hot ear..."
Electric Banana
What is it??
Thanks to Blue Burt's recommendation 'Now's the Time' was near the turntable all w/e. An interesting lp by the Genadi Goldstein Quartet & the Konstantin Nosov Quintet, released 15-20 years after being recorded. My favourite track is the long one on the b-side which seems to cover quite a bit of ground stylistically.
Also been hammering the Bare Wires and Sielun Veljet, the latter still haven't quite settled for me, getting there though I could do with some liner notes and help with the lyrics
Animated Egg
I tried listening to that but the vocals drove me mad.
The Horseless Headman
What is it?haha! Brilliant, isn't it..?? Careful of that scream that opens Side 1... you know it's there, you know it's coming then... WAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Still scares the living bewotsits out of me!
Is it the Tokyo Kid Brothers LP?
To infinity - and beyond!
Lonely Jelly
Release date 20th December - will be shipping today/tomorrow for weekend delivery.
I know this because I work for the distributor.....
....I come on here to get away from work !!
"Cover condition:Is perfect except on back cover theres an area of dirty smudge dont know what it is and covers a bit wrinkled which im sure could be flattened out"
www.broadgategnome.co.uk
http://www.facebook.com/#!/media/set...6018553&type=3
Lonely Jelly
Geino Yamashirogumi
and reading a bit about them, it looks like they did actually do the music for the Akira film... so that explains that!
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Zapatta Schmidt
It's kinda like a fusion of "Hair" and a slow downward spiral into hell.
Side one is ace.
"Sometimes I get a hot ear..."
Ugly Custard
Pop Has Eaten Tchaikovsky
I have got my US import of the BLACK SWAN soundtrack by Ex PWEI front man Clint Mansell.
It's really quite a scary listen (as most would say PWEI records are) as the music of Tchaikovsky is sucked into the creepy unease of Mansells variations.
I don't think the movie is going to be a laugh riot judging by this...have to wait until Feb 2011 to see it.
It's hard to believe the same chap that can be seen on YouTube circa 1988 dancing with his leather pants around his ankles on stage with Gaye Bykers On Acid Has come so far. There is hope for us all.
Electric Banana
That sounds right up my street! Will it be going into your country chart at some point? Or should I just hunt it down anyway?
Soulful stoner bluegrass business from '74 that gets quite psychedelic in places.
The Horseless Headman
Once I've got better vinyl to mp3 skills in the new year, it'll be going in the country chart, yes, along with a whole slew of other shit.
meanwhile, check out the new Kings of leon addition over there today!!
To infinity - and beyond!
Animated Egg
'The Wildest Music From The Wildest Party Ever Filmed!'
&
'Interzone'...John Zorn's tribute to Burroughs and Gysin...which has some great passages of play...
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