What's the last al*** you have bought?

Coredump,

Yes, I do have the Kangmei record in "Pile to be listened to 8"

I played the Bionaut Flowmotion EP yesterday, along with the Modular Sound Innovation compliation on Blue.

PLease keep any recommendations coming, you are one of very few other Naimees into the Cologne scene.

I try and keep up with all the main proponents, but was pleased / horrified to learn that Khan has produced over 600 pieces of music in various guises! Gotta get 'em all!

I am particularly fond of Dr Walker's sound, and try to catch all his releases.

DS

OTD - Keith Jarrett - Arbour Zena

Real thing - Faith no more, vinyl...

IN a bad mood so picked this up and played at very high volume - sounded great and I wasn't in a mood for long

Next record I *want* to get is Jilted John's "True love stories" on vinyl - hint hint -anyone got this for sale?

When the music's over turn out the lights

Dom,

Watch out, you will be had up for soliciting!

(As mentioned in PF, I have the album in question, but not as a double, now if you are after Electrolux releases....)

DS

ITC - Various Artists - Jack to Future

On Vinyl

The Meters - Look-Ka Py Py (180g vinyl, new and sealed, for £6.99!)
Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks

Why? "Oaklandazulasylum" (Mekon)
King Geedorah "Take Me To Your Leader" (Mekon; this is a phreakishly phat album)
Exploding Hearts "Guitar Romantic" (Matthew Robinson; the car wreck is such a shame- lots of promise here)

Alex, how do you like "Aenima"?

I also caught up on past releases from Seattle/Pacific NW artists Sleater-Kinney, Modest Mouse, Pedro The Lion, Damien Jurado, Death Cab For Cutie, Built To Spill, M. Ward, Elliot Smith, and Sunny Day Real Estate.

...got hold of that one yesterday:
LTJ Bukem feat. MC Conrad - UKLive 2003

MC Conrad looks a bit wrecked on the cover, I'm glad it's only a CD

[edit: Typo]

Today:
Rory Gallagher - Wheels Within Wheels (prev unreleased stuff)
Jane's Addiction - Strays
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing

On vinyl

Sage Francis - Climb Trees (completing my collection of self and official releases)
Yesterday's New Quintet - Suite For Weldon
V/A - Quannum Presents Solesides Greatest Bumps
V/A - Lexoleum Trilogy
V/A - Keb Darge's Legendary Deep Funk Vol. 1
V/A - Keb Darge's Legendary Deep Funk Vol. 2
V/A - Keb Darge's Legendary Deep Funk Vol. 3 (There's a sale on at the BBE website)
V/A - The Best of Black Jazz Records

Ludwig - can we expect a review of King Geedorah?

Alex- it seems catching up on previous releases always provides a very different experience.

Mekon- Are you entertained by my pathetic reviews?

I wonder if anyone gave Drive-By Truckers a try. They really are very, very good. My review was a goof.

Alex, unfortunately I don't know what I was saying either. I'm a bit hung over. I suppose when you pick up an older album of an artist whose newer works you own, your perspective and expectations are a bit different than people who bought it when it was released. Hmmm.

I think I need more sleep.

On vinyl

V/A - Peanut Butter Wolf's Jukebox 45s

On vinyl:

Cursive - Domestica

Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime (even better than their first one)

Rocket from the Crypt - Scream, Dracula, Scream

Captain Beefheart - Lick My Decals Off, Baby (new reissue)

Tindersticks - Waiting for the Moon (forum recommendation)

Outhud - S.T.R.E.E.T.D.A.D.

Hoover - Hoover

The Locust - Plague Soundscapes

The Locust album makes the Blood Brothers seem kinda laid-back. Unfortunately, after half an hour my cats were giving me lots of pathetic "why are you doing this to us?" looks and I had to take it off. It's on some very cool looking clear vinyl, though. Also came with a helpful pamphlet from "Epitaph Ministries" filled with drawings and biblical quotations explaining how to "avoid the coming plague, if you really love the Lord". Could come in handy.

Rory Gallagher - Stage Struck (remastered)
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (remastered)

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Originally posted by ejl:
Also came with a helpful pamphlet from "Epitaph Ministries" filled with drawings and biblical quotations explaining how to "avoid the coming plague, if you really love the Lord". Could come in handy.

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Sounds allopathic to me. I am putting my faith in homeopathy.

Today's additions,

Ambulance - The curse of Vale Do Lobo
(Po faced drone / motorik rock)

Various Artists - Branches and Routes
(Mid priced Fat Cat unreleased complilation, Sigur Ros, Mum, Black Dice, Set Fire to Flames etc.)

The Bug & Cutty Ranks - Gun Disease
(Drill'n'Ragga)

Bill Laswell - Final Oscillations
The American Analog Set - Promise of Love
Radio 4 - Start a Fire!
Fila Brazillia - Jump Leads
Gold Chains - Straight from your Radio
Jark Prongo - Fuck the Eighties
The Free Association - Sugarman
Medicine - I Smile To My Eyes
CJ Bolland - Camargue - the remixes
Subsonic - Wold Nights
Patrick Pulsinger - Fear.apc.kaos

DS

OTD - Kraftfloyd - Dark side of the Autobahn

CJ Bolland = class... Only heard Fourth sign, but it blew me away...

I got yet more yesterday:
Getting high on your own supply - Apollo 440
Introduce yourself - Faith no more
Rings around the world - Super furry animals
...all for 6 quid all in - worth it for the Faith no more on its own in my opinion

When the music's over turn out the lights

On CD :
Byrds - Super Hits
Dusty Springfield - In Memphis
On Vinyl:
Rick Wakeman - 6 Wives of HenryVIII
Clannad - Legend
Bangles - All Over the Place

Howard

David,

do give us a report on what you think of your purchases occasionaly, when you get round to listening to them! I'd like to hear what you think of Gun Disease. A bit of Mr Ranks' (g)ruffness always goes down well at Archway Towers.

duncan

Email: djcritchley at hotmail.com

Dom,

If you liked The Fourth Sign, you must get to hear 'The Source Experience' by 'The Source Experience', also on R&S.

It is Robert Leiner, who also did some more ambient stuff, but TSE is driving pulsey rave / trance / techno like CJB. Highly recommended.

djc

Will report on The Bug and various aliases soon - making a The Bug tape for the cat, but don't know if the car speakers will take it - They didn't like Scorn at all!

DS

ITC - Frederik Almquist - Being & Becoming

On vinyl

V/A - Beams Presents The Keb Darge Experience
Quantic Soul Orchestra - Stampede

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Originally posted by David Slater:
If you liked The Fourth Sign, you must get to hear 'The Source Experience' by 'The Source Experience', also on R&S.

It is Robert Leiner, who also did some more ambient stuff, but TSE is driving pulsey rave / trance / techno like CJB. Highly recommended.

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Sounds good to me - will get my mate to stick on the Fourth Sign when I'm round there tomorrow night - where would I be able to get both Fourth Sign (I think it's been deleted?) and the Robert Leiner stuff?

When the music's over turn out the lights

A trio from those Nice People at Caber Music, a Scottish jazz label (see http://www.cabermusic.com/) with some jolly good releases under their belt.

I got John Rae's Celtic Feet, which is a fun fusion of lots of styles including jazz, celtic and boogie-woogie. Sounds like everyone involved was having a very good time.
Also Mario Caribe's "Bacuris" which has a good collision of celtic, jazz and Brazilian influences.
Finally Brian Kellock's "Live at Henry's", which won lots of awards and it's obvious why, once you hear it. Standout jazz piano trio doing their stuff in a club. Wunderba!

Pete.

On CD:

Janes Addiction - Strays

Killing Joke - Killing Joke

Blim - Lost in Music

9Lazy9 - Sweet Jones

Bingo Palace - Whistle me Higher

On vinyl

V/A - Beans Presents the Keb Darge Experience
Rolling Stones - Big Hits
Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
Rolling Stones - More Hot Rocks
Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
KLF - The White Room
The Pogues - Rum, Sodomy, & The Lash
Neil Young - Harvest

On CD

The New Mastersounds - The New Mastersounds