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― ian, Thursday, 14 February 2008 15:34 (eighteen years ago)
Anyone seen one of these VinylDiscs? How well do they actually work?
-- jon /via/ chi 2.0, Monday, 11 February 2008 19:16 (3 days ago) Bookmark Link
Yeah, I've seen one. It looks like it works about as well as those 'postage stamp records' from olden days.
― Mark G, Thursday, 14 February 2008 16:14 (eighteen years ago)
was the in camera record the open air one, or the first one?
― resolved, Thursday, 14 February 2008 16:21 (eighteen years ago)
open air, didn't know there was a newer one.
― sleeve, Thursday, 14 February 2008 20:18 (eighteen years ago)
I mean a "first" one before the open air one, duh.
Anyone know what happened to Marquis Dancehall in Brookln? I heard they closed.
― breadmaster, Sunday, 17 February 2008 23:21 (eighteen years ago)
sleeve: yeah, there's another one, which is the one i have. it's far from amazing (lots of creaking sounds, the odd piano gets struck), but i quite like it. i haven't heard open air.
― resolved, Sunday, 17 February 2008 23:25 (eighteen years ago)
http://www.discogs.com/release/628425
there
mark dancehall is gone. before his store closed his workers told me he had bought an apartment in morocco. then after it closed i got an email from him saying he was off to mine turkey for psych records. all i know is he recently dumped 15 grand worth of john fahey/folkways/blues type stuff.
my only regret is i used to stroll eat>academy>marquise. i got skated tim leary lsd for $4 from him and other oddities/ethnic. often i would be too beat to go in, i really should have done that walk in reverse.
― sanskrit, Monday, 18 February 2008 05:12 (eighteen years ago)
Found an awesome looking compilation called The Train to Disaster. Tracks by George Brigman & Split, Slickee Boys, Billy Synth & the Turn Ups, The Left, Velvet Monkeys, and a few others I don't know.
Only had a chance to listen to the track by The Left, which kicks ass. Think they had a complete recordings type reissue recently. Must track down...
― gnarly sceptre, Monday, 18 February 2008 10:51 (eighteen years ago)
Other weekend finds/arrivals...
Philip Cohran - Malcom X Memorial. (Awesome drum sounds. Almost Moondoggin' at times.) Game Theory - Lolita Nation & Big Shot Chronicles Jacqueline Taieb - 7AM Lusty yeye 7" with lyrics about Macca. Merle Haggard - Tribute to Bob Wills Asmus Tietchens VOD boxed set (WOW) Unicorn s/t Royal Trux - Thank You Lavender Hill Mob LP
Also found a Peach of Immortality LP from 1987, but the guy had no idea where the record was. Shame. And interestingly, I as just reading the history of this group. Had no idea Michael Stipe and Tom Smith shared a history!!!?
― gnarly sceptre, Monday, 18 February 2008 11:50 (eighteen years ago)
The Left comp is called Jesus Loves The Left and is recommended - I only knew one track "Fuck It" from Killed By Hardcore before I got the comp, but there's a load of other great songs on it.
― Colonel Poo, Monday, 18 February 2008 11:56 (eighteen years ago)
Just spent about two months or so in Berlin, with a slice of Stockholm on the side. Gotta love those flohmarkts, and a host of used/cheap bins full of maxis! And Stockholm gives it up nicely, too. As you'll see, I like my covers.
Some great LPs:
Jean-Yves Labat - M. Frog Gershon Kingsley - Mister Popcorn and His Sound Machine (with the great "Crackerjack" and "Kohoutek") B.B. and the Band - We the People Patty Pravo - Miss Italia (with crazy Italian version of "Come Sail Away") Lora Logic - Pedigree Charm Monica Zetterlund - Same (with great Swedish version of "Hit the Road, Jack") Patrick Cowley comp. with Tantra's "Katmandu" The Zeet Band - Moogie Woogie Nancy Sinatra - Woman Zodiac - Disco Alliance (great Soviet space disco) Zerrin Özer - Seni Seviyorum (a couple of great disco cuts) Quartz - Quartz Ganymed - Takes You Higher (costumed cosmic disco) Bernard Estardy - La Formule du Baron (reissue, long out of print) The Rattles - Greatest Hits (for their beaty cover of "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah")
Some 12s:
Black Light Orchestra - A Man and His Harmonica (Morricone disco) Venus Gang - Love to Fly Hot R.S. - House of the Rising Sun Luv You Madly Orchestra - Moon Maiden Le Jeté - La Cage aux Folles The Hugo & Luigi Music Machine - Love Theme from "The Godfather" (wow!) Cosmo Wave and the Space Cadets - Hall of the Mountain King (Grieg goes disco)
And a stack of 7s:
Gainsbourg - Sea, Sex and Sun + My Lady Heroine Linda Law - Nights in White Satin, but the flip is the one you want "All the Night" Caterina Caselli - Es la Juventud (Italian version of "Baby, Please Don't Go) Silvetti - Spring Rain Gerald Mann - Pac-Man Fieber (in German, even better!) Preston Epps - Bongo Bongo Bongo Tumblack - Caraïba (not the great 12", but a pretty good, if crispy, 7-inch version) Theo Schermann - Marbles in My Head (trippy proto synth pop) Johan Timman - Close Encounters of the Third Kind (the only real passable disco version to these ears) Les Rockets - On the Road Again (check the Youtube vid) Les Clodettes - Chinese Kung Fu Cozy Powell - Dance with the Devil (and the great flip, "And Then There Was Skin") The Winstons - Amen, Brother (cheap, cheap!) Chris Clark - Love's Gone Bad Danyel Gerard - America (great cover French cover version) Les Surfs - Clac Tape ("The Clapping Song" in French) Donna Hightower - C'est Toi Mon Idole ("My Boy Lollipop" in French) Blondie - llamame ("Call Me" in Spanish)
― tvdisko, Tuesday, 19 February 2008 00:27 (eighteen years ago)
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Alley/6115/godzimage/alien.jpg
― ian, Tuesday, 19 February 2008 19:18 (eighteen years ago)
and of course, our radio show is vinyl only. My Radio Show
― ian, Tuesday, 19 February 2008 19:42 (eighteen years ago)
the past two weeks...
at flea markets + thrifts around philly, all $1 each edith piaf - piaf prince and the revolution - purple rain michael jackson - off the wall michael jackson - thriller nancy sinatra - movin' with nancy bruce springsteen - born in the usa debussy - la mer/nocturnes hyden - symphonies 101-104 (2lp, really nice Erato label edition) v/a - 2001: a space odyssey soundtrack v/a - american gigolo soundtrack (giorgio moroder) v/a - rosemary's baby soundtrack (my favorite find of the day... love this soundtrack!)
philly record stores: the left banke - walk away renee lp teenage fanclub - I don't want control of you 12" the free design - kites are fun lp todd rundgren - runt lp orange juice - flesh of my flesh 12" pete shelley - homosapien the go-betweens - tallulah lp v/a it's different for domeheads lp (creation records) v/a pop romantique lp the dickies - stukas over disneyland lp tv babies - jailbait 12" the celibate rifles - s/t lp heroin 12" barry beam - s/t lp angel hair/bare minimum split 7" tickley feather/serpents of wisdom split 7"
yesterday in brooklyn: scott joplin - piano rags vols. 1 + 2 2lp (nonesuch) clive pig and the hopeful chinamen lp nude ants - access 12" the tyde - twice lp clikitat ikatowi - august 29+30 1995 lp elf power - a dream in sound lp cause co-motion! - who's gonna care? 7"
― htshell, Wednesday, 20 February 2008 03:38 (eighteen years ago)
if anyone can give me any info on TV BABIES, BARRY BEAM, NUDE ANTS or CLIVE PIG, i'd greatly appreciate! all records i listened to on looks alone and are awesome. tv babies and barry beam are synth-y new wave stuff, and clive pig and the hopeful chinamen are pretty strange post-punk. nude ants get pretty nervous and twitchy, playing kitschy almost talking heads-style stuff.
― htshell, Wednesday, 20 February 2008 03:41 (eighteen years ago)
Artist Track Album Label
Steve Reich Come Out New Sounds in Electronic Music Odyssey Stud Cole Black Sun Stud Cole Pacific Atlantic Tribune Moby Grape Changes, Circles Spinning Truly Fine Citizen Columbia Keith Christmas The Fawn Fable of the Wings Polydor Anne Briggs Tongue in Cheek Sing A Song For You Bo' Weavil James Darren Goodbye Cruel World 45 Colpix Geof Morgan Homophobia It Comes With The Plumbing Nexus Death In June Rose Clouds Of Holocaust Sun Dogs 7" NER Cult of Youth Eye To Eye 45 Axiomata Product Gate Opening My Arms Metric Majora Kites Dirt Peace Trials Load Nurse With Wound I've Plumbed This Whole Neighborhood Drastic Perversions XXX The Shadow Ring Fish and Hog Lighthouse Swill Radio Judee Sill The Donor Heartfood Asylum 16 Horsepower Shametown 45 Ricochet Dinosaur Jr Hot Burrito #2 "Get Me" 12" Single Warner Bobbie Gentry Ode To Billy Joe 45 Capitol Maher Shalal Hash Baz Noon Recess After American Pops From A Summer To Another Summer (An Egypt To Another Egypt) Geographic Dion Purple Haze 45 Laurie Jim McCarthy In Search of An Audience Alien ESP Nick Cave Into My Arms 45 Mute Richard & Linda Thompson The Calvary Cross I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight crappy Carthage reissue Cuddly Toys Madman 45 Fresh The Daily Void (Surprise, Surprise) You've Lost Your Eyes 45 Hozac The Chameleons In Shreds Here Today, Gone Tomorrow Imaginary Bobb Trimble Take Me Home Vienna Harvest of Dreams Secretly Canadian Bob Dylan Don't Think Twice; It's Alright Free Wheelin' Columbia Cluster Zum Wohl Sowiesoso Sky Dennis Wilson Friday Night Pacific Ocean Blue Caribou Unknown Tarab Music of the Waswahili of Lamu, Kenya, Vol. 3: Secular Music Ethnic Folkways Sibylle Baier Tonight Color Green Isota John Fahey The Death of the Clayton Peacock Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death Riverboat
― ian, Wednesday, 20 February 2008 07:01 (eighteen years ago)
i was crazed today and i needed records to calm me down. cuz it's too early to start drinking. anyway, got some good records:
elvin bishop - let it flow (capricorn) (dickie betts! sly stone!)
black ivory - s/t (buddah)
eugene record - the eugene record (WB)
ricardo ray/bobby cruz - 10 anniversario (vaya)
eugene record - trying to get to you (WB)
allan toussaint - southern nights (meters!)
fajardo 76 - la raiz de la charanga (includes moulton mix of "c'mon baby, do the latin hustle"!)
charles tolliver/music inc. - music inc. (strata-east)
deaf school - 2nd honeymoon (WB test pressing)
Obsession 2lp psych comp on Bully (curated by Ian! okay, maybe not. but some dude at Academy put it together, no?)
El Numero eccentric soul 2lp comp
barbara mason & bunny sigler - locked in this position (curtom)
dexter gordon - gotham city (columbia)
billie holiday - lady in satin (columbia)
willie colon - willie (fania)
barretto - rican/struction (fania)
― scott seward, Wednesday, 20 February 2008 21:29 (eighteen years ago)
^^ my boss put it together. Would love to hear what you think, Scott.
― ian, Wednesday, 20 February 2008 21:38 (eighteen years ago)
All ultra rare international psych fuzz monsters.
― ian, Wednesday, 20 February 2008 21:39 (eighteen years ago)
record store bought a bunch of stuff and they had PRISTINE copies of the first two small faces albums and i couldn't stop drooling. original u.k. pressings. mono. vinyl and covers SO CLEAN. i want them, but i can't afford them. i told them to put them up on ebay. probably do all right. i kept trying to think of stuff i could trade for them. they also got a minty copy of the first frijid pink album. *sigh* can't afford that either. and i need that album. i remember when you could pick that up fairly cheaply and i never bought a copy.
― scott seward, Thursday, 21 February 2008 00:03 (eighteen years ago)
How much are they asking for the Small Faces?
― Stormy Davis, Thursday, 21 February 2008 03:19 (eighteen years ago)
I got a fairly clean DJ copy of the Macondo album for a buck at an Antique Show I really had no business being at.
― C. Grisso/McCain, Thursday, 21 February 2008 03:31 (eighteen years ago)
lol frijid pink, is that the pink cover? (no pun intended) i often come across it and its always unplayable/skated. never a decent copy to be found (if i'm thinking of the right one)
― sanskrit, Thursday, 21 February 2008 04:24 (eighteen years ago)
i was at academy in brooklyn on monday. great store, i've never been in there before. some folks were talking it up on another forum and it definitely lived up to the hype, but some serious nerds were hogging the listening station for way too long (FIVE RECORD LIMIT, dweebs!).
― htshell, Thursday, 21 February 2008 07:08 (eighteen years ago)
Nice find on that Dion Purple Haze. I don't know too much about that guy but it seems like he had a pretty weird career kind of like Del Shannon.
― breadmaster, Friday, 22 February 2008 04:30 (eighteen years ago)
lol, i brought in my turntable to see how much i could get on a trade-in (b/c i want a new one with usb), and the dude dropped it. shit got totally smashed...i didn't expect to get much for it anyway, but still.
― Jordan, Friday, 22 February 2008 04:36 (eighteen years ago)
"How much are they asking for the Small Faces?"
they aren't asking anything yet. they just have them in boxes with all this other stuff they bought. i told them ebay was their best bet. they go for, like, 80/100 maybe? i was thinking of bringing in a ton of stuff i don't need and possibly trading. i just can't imagine finding nicer copies.
i don't REALLY need the frijid pink album. i just feel dumb for not picking up a copy years ago when it sold for peanuts. i have no idea why it sells for so much now. it's not THAT hard to find. it had a big hit single on it. good distribution.
― scott seward, Friday, 22 February 2008 17:30 (eighteen years ago)
Now listening to a gorgeous UK Press of the Hangman's Beautiful Daughter.
Other listening: Pussygutt 2LP on OESB Frederic Rzewski - Four Pieces (1977) Jon Appleton - World Music Theater Bob Lucas/Bill Schwarz/Miriam Sturm - ECLECTRICITY (this is a private LP that has one of the worst songs I have ever heard: "Gerald Ford." It also has some nice fiddle-laced country and a sikey sitar/tabla cut called "Paul McCartney. 1980.) Anne T. McBride - Islands of Mermaids (hawaiian hippie flower child junk but... you know.)
― ian, Friday, 22 February 2008 21:18 (eighteen years ago)
Also checked out the new Fern Knight LP on Eclipse! Very nice dark-but-not-goth folk.
anyone got any recent Shadoks LP's they wanna comment on?
listening to the Guruh Gipsy album, very cool
― rizzx, Friday, 22 February 2008 22:20 (eighteen years ago)
and THANKS for the Frijid Pink tip, didn't know them. listening to some tracks up on their myspace. which album to get first then?
― rizzx, Friday, 22 February 2008 22:28 (eighteen years ago)
first two are cool (s/t and defrosted). i've never actually heard the third album *earth omen*, but i'd love to find a copy. they put out an album in 1975 and i don't know anyone who's heard it. have no idea even what it sounds like. anyway, i can vouch for the first two.
― scott seward, Friday, 22 February 2008 22:40 (eighteen years ago)
Shadoks are... hit and miss, at best. I haven't been impressed by that many of them, though I'm bummed I spaced on getting the KAMIJO - MARTHA Shadoks issue when it was in stores here. That one's great.
― ian, Friday, 22 February 2008 22:48 (eighteen years ago)
do i need that mourning phase album? they still have a copy at the record store. pricey, but i could trade some dumb CDs for it.
― scott seward, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:02 (eighteen years ago)
You don't NEED it. How much do you like the Wicker Man soundtrack? It's not as good as that. And it's short IIRC. Under half an hour maybe.
I've the option of buying several Impulse-era Sun Ra LPs, not owning any of them. Any suggestions?
― ian, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:03 (eighteen years ago)
if i were rich i would buy all these shadoks. i want freedom's children box :(
― scott seward, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:05 (eighteen years ago)
"I've the option of buying several Impulse-era Sun Ra LPs, not owning any of them. Any suggestions?"
buy them all and then listen to them and then eventually sell them and buy some cool psych records.
― scott seward, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:06 (eighteen years ago)
i am selling my GOSPEL OAK LP. Too blues rock for me to hold onto but w/ some nice ruralsike cuts. I need to sell some other crap too, to buy krautrock and private acid folk monsters.
― ian, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:08 (eighteen years ago)
sometimes i think about selling some of my rare tape music/early electronic LPs on ebay and using the profits to buy a bunch of gear.
― ian, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:09 (eighteen years ago)
aw sweet there's a record fair nearby on sunday
let's hope they got a fix to my heavy hardrocking psychedelic needs
i need Dust - Hard Attack Stalker-Forrest Group - St. Cecilia Pink Fairies - Neverneverland KAK - KAK Bubbly Puppy - A Gathering of Promises Amboy Dukes - Journey to the Center of the Mind
and more! i checked all these out tonight with a little help from my friend called soulseek
i'll probably end up with some worn out Banarama lp's and a Klaus Schulze lp i don't have yet though, at best
― rizzx, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:10 (eighteen years ago)
Kak is so good, but aren't originals prohibitively expensive these days? Bubble Puppy seem kinda marginal to me. BUT, that 2nd Dust record has really grown on me. Maybe I'll listen to it later tonight.
― ian, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:14 (eighteen years ago)
i have no idea. i'm afraid to search for them on ebay cos i'm totally broke and a sucker for any tag saying heavy psych
― rizzx, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:16 (eighteen years ago)
i love bubble puppy. i have a nice original copy of that. i've got the kak reissue that came out whenever. same time that they put out gandalf and head shop on vinyl. i love those kinds of reissues. sound great and they are cheap!
― scott seward, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:17 (eighteen years ago)
i still need a nice copy of the demian album but i'm cheap and don't want to spend a hundred bucks on ebay.
― scott seward, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:18 (eighteen years ago)
SCORPIO. I think we've had the "Yay Scorpio reissues!" conversation on about 10 different threads. They've been doing really nice reissues of the BYG Actuel LPs lately. And they did that first Fahey record on vinyl. I want them to repress the Gentle Soul reissue. Terry Melcher!
― ian, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:19 (eighteen years ago)
i'm cheap too, it pains me to more than twenty bucks for any lp. seriously
― rizzx, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:20 (eighteen years ago)
And god I love the Gandalf and Fallen Angels and Kak LPs. Couldn't get into Mandrake Memorial or Head Shop though! Sorry Scott!
― ian, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:20 (eighteen years ago)
i got my bubble puppy and a ton of other stuff when i traded my perry leopold album to my friend dan. um, like a zillion years ago. but it's memorable to me. perry's album, to this day, being my best salvation army find. (i wasn't that big a fan of it, which is why i had no problem giving it up)
― scott seward, Friday, 22 February 2008 23:21 (eighteen years ago)