Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!!

thanks wilter!

never change

never stop

vertical slit, v-3, jim shepard--live stuff, cassette releases

http://foreverlowman.blogspot.com/

max otm

it doesnt matter anymore

james ferraro - 90210

th3o p4rr1sh - ugly edits
http://www.mediafire.com/?qmzzmjzzzly
http://www.mediafire.com/?z2yotn2h5az

thumbs up am0n

str8 fonky bollywood soundtracks

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/a3/Shaan.jpg

couple songs I ripped from the albums I bought the other day at AC4D3MY R3K0RD5

http://www.sendspace.com/file/zgkc7p

mmmmmmmm, burman.

actually here's the whole LP rip for one of them. timesaver 4 me
http://thirdfloormusic.blogspot.com/2008/02/rahul-dev-burman-rocky-1980.html

some of the links are busted but megaupl0ad works

Coupla dope krautishimprov br05 of teh 0ccult 5ist3rh00d albums.

5t4tu3 fr0m 5p4c3
http://www.mediafire.com/?wjh2fnmyent

Run fr0m yr h0n3y m!nd
http://www.mediafire.com/?jtqwjdhmg2y

looked for it for awhile now, but does anyone have Harvey's Sarcastic Study Masters mix?

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ap8czx

☆__☆

http://bleakbliss.blogspot.com/2009/11/expo-70.html

jesus, where to start

yeah dang

thrift store find

new beat comps

This is the New Beat
Pick a Number "Groovy"
Mac Sample "House Inspector"
Miss Nicky Trax "Acid in the House"
101 "Rock to the Beat"
Erotic Dissidents "Move Your Ass"
Lords of Acid "I Sit on Acid"
Dirty Harry "D-Bop"
Electric Shock "Don't Talk About Sex"
Boy Toy "Touch My Body"
The Secret of China "Chinese Ways"
101 "Move Your Body"
Erotic Dissidents "Shake Your Hips"
Dirty Harry "Double B"
S.M. "SM"
http://www.sendspace.com/folder/9iscfk

The New Beat r/Evolution
Sacher Musak "Gorba the Chief"
Mr Big Mouse "Drop that Ghetto Blaster"
The Gruesome Twosome "Hallucination Generation"
Zazou Bikaye "Na Kenda" (Afro-Acid Mix)
I Said Bleep "Sure Be Glad When You're Dead"
Syamese "Drum"
Farida International "Security (Bitakhon)"
+ (Positive) "Change This Circus!"
Sacher Musak "Van Den Beat"
Bleep "In Your System"
I Said Bleep "Cycle 92"
http://www.sendspace.com/folder/dtr65p

New Beat Take 1
Erotic Dissidents "Move Your Ass"
Taste of Sugar "Hmm Hmm"
Electric Shock "Don't Talk About Sex"
Chinese Ways "Secrets of China"
Shakti "The Awakening"
Beat Beat Beat "Beat in the Street"
Snowy Red "Euroshima-Wardance"
In-D "Virgins IN-D sky"
Dirty Harry "D'Bop"
S.M. "S.M."
Jade 4 U "Rainbows"
A Split Second "Flesh"
Kings of Agreppo "Agreppo"
TNT Clan "Blow Up DJ
http://www.sendspace.com/folder/7isxk7

New Beat Take 4
Tragic Error "Tanzen"
The Brotherhood of Sleep "New Beat, a Musical Phenomenon"
Westbam "Monkey Say, Monkey Do"
Boy Toy "Touch My Body"
Super Nova "B.L.C.D."
Reject 707 "Brainkiller"
Lords of Acid "I Sit on Acid"
Dirrty Harry "Double B"
F.O.G. "Electricity"
Taste of Sugar "The Golden Shower"
Rhythm Device "Acid Rock"
Black Kiss "The Orgasm"
http://www.sendspace.com/folder/sub1ic

^ so stoked for those

where would you recommend starting with those?

this is my first time going through these, so bear in mind when i advise. there's gems throughout, but the second one, 'the new beat r/evolution' one, has great variety of sounds and tunes. so i might get that to start and move from there. there's some repetition in tracks among the others, obviously, but not too much. listening straight thru i really got kicks from all of them.

going into this, the only tune i was familiar with was lords of acid. i was initially afraid it'd all be clones of that same kinda sound. not at all!

anyone happen to have virginia astley's 'a bao a qu' ep or the 'promise nothing' collection on les disques du crepuscule? i have two of her other albums from the 80s and would really love to hear more

i found From Gardens Where WE Feel Secure online somewhere. I've been trying to find a song that a friend put on a mix tape whose name I can't remember.

Lady Love - Wrap Your Arms Around Me (T.K. Disco 1977)
http://www.mediafire.com/?muiwjyowmum

delia derbyshire 'dreams'
http://www.mediafire.com/?tyinngwiwzu

I need his band and st choir and st. dominic's by van.

scratch the first one

o man, so want
"No comprehensive collection of audio documents of paranormal phenomena has been published so far. This audio box consists of three CDs. The first contains examples of trance speech, direct voices and clairvoyance. The second CD contains recordings of xenoglossy and glossolalia, including ethnological material. The third CD presents paranormal music, 'rappings', and other poltergeist manifestations as well as so-called 'Electronic Voice Phenomena'. Although 'occult' phenomena are an integral part of cultural history, their 'reality' is discussed controversially. For the recordings collected here, the question was not so much whether such phenomena are 'real' or 'manipulated', illusion or deception, supernatural-otherworldly or simply of human nature. They are rather presented as authentic documents with their particular atmosphere and their characteristic intensity. Our goal was to demonstrate, with a phenomenological overview, the audible diversity and the width in form and content of such phenomena. Some of the audio examples could hardly be categorized because paranormal events admit different interpretations. For instance, when is a poltergeist case a case of possession, or vice versa? Or how clear and reliable is the distinction of xenoglossy and glossolalia? This collection is decisively determined by the availability or sparseness of the material. Only for 'Electronic Voice Phenomena' there is a cornucopia of examples; most other documents, such as the recordings of mediumistic seances before the second world war, are unique rarities." - Andreas Fischer, Thomas Knoefel (from the liner notes). Recordings include "Voices From Possessed Children: Janet (11) and Margaret (13)" (1978), "Minnie Harrison And The Christmas Party Sitting: Sam Speaks Through Trumpet.; Douglas Materialises and Speaks" (1954), trance-breathing from the 1930s, "compositions from the 'other side', received, recorded or played via spiritualist mediums" and a lot more to keep you up at night./

roedelius - selbstportrait vol 2 (complete version, with my vinyl rips of the tracks left off the CD version tagged in where they should be)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/a6zopr

thx dude. you don't happen to have vol 4 or 5 do you?

you have to have 'Wenn Der Sudwind Weht', right? always getting reissued. my listening copy of 'Flieg Vogel Fliege' is a cassette, I'm going to give them another year or two to put it out on CD before I transfer it. it's better than 'Wenn', more straight-up farfisa + delay, less cheesy vibrato on the lead melodies.

always coming back to this stuff

o didn't realize 'wenn' was vol. 4. i only have a couple tracks of 'flieg'

well hey look at that >> thanks internet

also: http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/06/manuel-gottschingash-ra-tempelashra.html

well that saves me some time, thanks amon

track 7 is so good, classic shit

so that leaves this one then. ysi???
http://www.discogs.com/Roedelius-Selfportrait-VII/release/347379

Reprising the Selbstportrait series for the seventh time in 2000, Roedelius composed entirely new tracks for the first time on Selfportrait VII: dem Wind voran - ahead of the wind.

nm, not in a hurry to hear this

VII & VIII, you don't even want to hear once

lol say no more

thank you milton. roedelius is god

hmm looks like bureau b have just reissued iv on vinyl, vi is forthcoming

VI is great. most of it really is just the most simplistic leftovers from the early 70's stuff, a couple of the tracks are just him playing scales into delay but god it all just sounds so good

why'd bureau b have to put a new cover on it? original cover was another shot from the sowiesoso shoot

I hope bureau b gets to reissuing 'Flieg' but my guess is they're only reissuing things that have already been transferred to CD before. those mp3's are pretty good for rips, they sound better than my vinyl copy (old sky vinyl really was just about the worst). playing the last track of 'Flieg' right now + Schooly D's 'Saturday Night'

oh jeez and as long as I'm still up

I don't know if this will hit anyone as deeply as it hits me, but this is one of the most incredible zither albums of all time, never thought I'd find it on a blog but ruth welcome is a 100% legend in my book

http://www.mediafire.com/?ndzdxmdlvmt

just found it kicking around on this blog: http://musicformaniacs.blogspot.com/2009/12/museum-of-obsolete-intruments-zither.html

hi dudes does anyone have:
http://www.weirdorecords.com/cpCommerce/images/products/fullimages/1_8852.jpg

mahaloz

http://ghostcapital.blogspot.com/2010/01/ngozi-family-45000-volts.html

I don't know about the quality, but thanks for the tip!

rad! thanks.

Thanks Milton for the Roedelius, which is beautiful and I am totally digging it right now while it's all rainy and dark outside.

Thanks Dan for posting that Ngozi link, which I will enjoy later today.