Fresh Grabs
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Waitressboy
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No offense, just curiousity: how is the process or the ritual when you decide to play this record? What do you do while it's playing? Are you drinking something, are you playing Candy Crush, are you reading the liner notes? (I'm guessing the things I do when I play a record that it's "music"). I find it so interesting, really.
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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You damn right they are.
lazylistener
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Mr Bungle - Disco Volante
I’ve fallen off from all things Patton music a long time ago, but a good deal on this came up recently - this still holds up!
Boris - Feedbacker
Terry Riley, Don Cherry, Karl Berger - Live in Koln 1975
Sunn O))) - Domkirke
The new TMR reissue of Feedbacker sounds just ok, but I’ll take any reissue of Feedbacker tbh. Also that Koln bootleg was pressed cleaner than most new records I’ve gotten all year
High Rise - High Rise II
Sunn O))) - Pyroclasts
Black Editions are amazing just for their PSF Records reissues alone, and they went all the way to remix and remaster High Rise II, packaging it with a thick, textured cardboard sleeve and an extra tape of demos. This would hit you hard if you love Les Rallizes Denudes or noise/psych rock bands like Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Men, Destruction Unit, Tonsstartbandht.
Also Sunn O))) dominating 2019 is something I cherish ❤❤❤ Pyroclasts is different from Life Metal and I appreciate both and Stephen O’Malley & Greg Anderson.
Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup
Meitei - Kwaidan
Sachiko Kanenobu - Misora
Caved for that new Stereolab reissue when I first thought to wait for a good deal on the clear vinyl. All is good because this sounds amazing and I’m glad most of their classics are available again!
Kwaidan comes highly recommended if you dig The Caretaker, Jan Jalinek, Ben Frost, or if you’re simply willing to stretch out from your ambient comfort zone. Ghostly and unnerving at times.
LITA gets all the stars for keeping up their reissue campaign of beloved 70s/80s Japanese records. Misora is one I didn’t expect and it’ll warm up to you if you’re big on Vashti Bunyan or Linda Perhacs! Sachiko has a great story and LITA has packed more than enough reading content in its accompanying booklet to dig into.
Piratenovelist
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So glad I preordered this and it made it out of the Black Hole in New Jersey!
Mr Moore
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Weekend arrivals
This fascinating set from Matana Roberts. I only learned of them with the latest release only to discover it has been an eight year project so far. Really great jazz and spoken word.
And Junius Paul and a Shamek Farrah reissue.
This fascinating set from Matana Roberts. I only learned of them with the latest release only to discover it has been an eight year project so far. Really great jazz and spoken word.
And Junius Paul and a Shamek Farrah reissue.
suzycreamcheese
Member
Raw Sienna is so good. The last one with Youlden and likely their best.
bizzydesigner
Member
Pretty excited to get this in today. When I saw it was being re-released I had to get my hands on a copy. One of my favorites from Tupac
bizzydesigner
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It’s so-so. Seems to be picture disc quality. Haven’t listened to the whole thing yet but there were some points where it was slightly fuzzy.
Matt M
Santa Extraordinaire
Charles Bradley with the cheap Amazon deal, and Kevin Morby - Harlem River, which is my favorite of his.
Rip_City
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Mr Bungle - Disco Volante
I’ve fallen off from all things Patton music a long time ago, but a good deal on this came up recently - this still holds up!
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Boris - Feedbacker
Terry Riley, Don Cherry, Karl Berger - Live in Koln 1975
Sunn O))) - Domkirke
The new TMR reissue of Feedbacker sounds just ok, but I’ll take any reissue of Feedbacker tbh. Also that Koln bootleg was pressed cleaner than most new records I’ve gotten all year
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High Rise - High Rise II
Sunn O))) - Pyroclasts
Black Editions are amazing just for their PSF Records reissues alone, and they went all the way to remix and remaster High Rise II, packaging it with a thick, textured cardboard sleeve and an extra tape of demos. This would hit you hard if you love Les Rallizes Denudes or noise/psych rock bands like Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Men, Destruction Unit, Tonsstartbandht.
Also Sunn O))) dominating 2019 is something I cherish ❤❤❤ Pyroclasts is different from Life Metal and I appreciate both and Stephen O’Malley & Greg Anderson.
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Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup
Meitei - Kwaidan
Sachiko Kanenobu - Misora
Caved for that new Stereolab reissue when I first thought to wait for a good deal on the clear vinyl. All is good because this sounds amazing and I’m glad most of their classics are available again!
Kwaidan comes highly recommended if you dig The Caretaker, Jan Jalinek, Ben Frost, or if you’re simply willing to stretch out from your ambient comfort zone. Ghostly and unnerving at times.
LITA gets all the stars for keeping up their reissue campaign of beloved 70s/80s Japanese records. Misora is one I didn’t expect and it’ll warm up to you if you’re big on Vashti Bunyan or Linda Perhacs! Sachiko has a great story and LITA has packed more than enough reading content in its accompanying booklet to dig into.
This haul is absolute fire. Wish I could upvote twice for Meitei, Sunn O))) and Boris.
Selaws
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Oh my days you did it, congrats dude I know how much you have been wanting this one!
TenderLovingKiller®
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R.E.M. - Monster
Mid-Air Thief - Crumbling
I went with the non-deluxe Monster. I would have liked to get a gatefold and extra write-up included with the deluxe version but I didn’t dig the alternate cover and would have never listened to remix LP.
Crumbling was my first exposure to Mid-Air Thief and I found the folktronica vibe to be right up my alley.
Whale #2 acquired this week thanks to the stupendously wonderful human being that is @EmeryRK who agreed to a trade for me in exchange for this awesome awesome record. He is also I might add steadfastly refusing to let me pay him for the shipping which was NOT CHEAP so please all of you help me make him let me pay him for the damn shipping!Best guy ever, absolutely stoked to spin this. And along with this he also shipped a Turntable Lab LTD pressing of this:
That I bought from Cogs. I wouldn't call this a whale necessarily but it's another that I really wanted to strike off the list so that's 3 off this week. IT'S BEEN A GOOD ONE FOLKS.
Dark Star Boogie
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Another Queens album acquired.
Selaws
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Mixed feelings about this mini-haul. I was looking forward to the Ornette Coleman box set but when I opened it up the inner sleeves were covered in water stains or mould and the Volume 1 LP has the WORST dish warp I have ever seen, the photo below really doesnt do it justice....its bloody awful.
Ornette Coleman – An Evening With Ornette Coleman (Polydor, 1967 first UK pressing)
The box is in top condition and includes the 12x12 booklet as well. Shame about one of the LP's being super warped.
The Curtis Counce Quintet – Exploring The Future (Dootone Records, 1970 2nd pressing.)
The first pressing of this is super super rare, never pops up on discogs etc. This reissue is the first one after its 1958 pressing. A great group, with Harold Land on tenor sax.
Ornette Coleman – An Evening With Ornette Coleman (Polydor, 1967 first UK pressing)
The box is in top condition and includes the 12x12 booklet as well. Shame about one of the LP's being super warped.
The Curtis Counce Quintet – Exploring The Future (Dootone Records, 1970 2nd pressing.)
The first pressing of this is super super rare, never pops up on discogs etc. This reissue is the first one after its 1958 pressing. A great group, with Harold Land on tenor sax.