Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!!

320 rip cd all day

thanks kaiser

am I breaking the rules?

Is this good enough, Kaiser? Don't know nuthin' bout this track but I found it on slsk.

http://www.zshare.net/audio/757187830cd4b1e3/

better thank my file!
Thanks!!

can anyone leo a$htray n@vigations' "4 raga m00ds" for me? - the revival or betley one - my original has become one with the ink in slipcase art nnnng

yah i can do that, just give me a minute

here you go

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

still got "the black clock" available, apparently:

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

aw you beauty! many many thanks !

Underworld - Good Day Today stream rip from KCRW

http://www.sendspace.com/file/dd3fn7

wow: http://luckypsychichut.blogspot.com/2009/08/oiseaux-du-venezuela-jean-c-roche.html

looks fun!

some rare lost jockey stuffs...

http://433rpm.blogspot.com/2007/08/lost-jockey-professor-slack-10.html
http://433rpm.blogspot.com/2008/08/lost-jockey-tape-no-label-1983.html

rediscovered these guys after i bought a (very awesome) lp by 'man jumping', did some research, and found out that it was the lost jockey guys playing world/fusion/electronic style-stuff after someone accused lost jockey of being too 'systems-based'. or something. i guess brian eno called them the most important band in the world at one point? anyway, if anyone's found any of the lps by man jumping online i would realllly appreciate that too

one elusive nugget: anyone got the bonus 7" that came w/ s£b@d0h's "bakesale" on vinyl? apparently also released as b-sides on cdsingle of "magnet's coil" in australia.

a friend of mine once described Man Jumping - inappropriately or not - as Steve Reich meets Level 42

looking for T++ (

worn down / 100 bar
allied / tensile
space pong / space break
aquatic / storm

i've got "audio1995#8", "wireless" and "atlas" if anybody wants

worn down/100 bar
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jknnmzznz3z/worndown.rar

allied/tensile
http://www.mediafire.com/file/zizdkyemrzl/alliedtensile.rar

space pong/space break
http://www.mediafire.com/file/rymz0wdzunj/pongbreak.rar

aquatic/storm
http://www.mediafire.com/file/nwu1ytzkznl/aquatic.rar

i'd like "wireless" and "atlas" if you don't mind!

found link
T++ - wireless
http://hotfile.com/dl/38657792/83e74cb/T_Plus_Plus-Wireless-%28HJP49%29-WEB-2010-KOUALA_nled.rar.html

thx sleep

Günter Schickert - Kinder in der Wildnis (1983)

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

the cdr reissue.

the Lerosa tape, Dual Nature, did anyone get that? they made a hundred and now they're sold out and i can't find a rip anywhere

http://rapidshare.com/files/394173879/gdgrlsgnbd.zip.html

"Good Girls Gone Bad" comp of early, female-fronted rock/rockabilly/country stuff. Sparkle Moore 4-ever.

anyone have the david crosby "if i could only remember my name" outtakes? the site that used to host them doesn't have anymore and i can't seem to find anywhere. i got some comp some internet dude made called 'alternate tunings and nautical themes' that seems to have a few of them, but it's more a cros greatest hits

I think I have the mp3s but they're tagged woefully (prob got them from the site you're talking baot). I'll up them 4 u anyway...

http://www.sendspace.com/file/d9kzxi

Anybody have that Bridget St John BBC comp?

Günter Schickert - Toncollage zu dem Film: In den Zeichen

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

i uploaded that flock of seagulls track produced by conny plank for jaxon and whoever else wants it

http://www.sendspace.com/file/x0rjv6

:D

:D

:ß

ha. dan are you drooling?

I don't know what that emoticon mean. I think I have a fat lip.

none of you guys seemed to even care when I posted it to this thread three years ago sob sob

that flock of seagulls 12" was one of the first 10 records I ever bought, man did it ever hold up, it is totally worthy of zero set

I cared! I looked in my iTunes and saw that I already had the track and thought, "Pretty sure I got that off Milton Parker."

you guys are all pals & I'm just stupid from east coast heat & rio's transfer is probably better than mine

the other non-album track from that 12", 'last flight of yuri gagarin' is pretty krauty too even if it's not as batty as 'rosenmontag'

dude, you're just ahead of your time

i feel bad now! i was looking through the archives and of course found a very informative post from milton about the nightmares 12", making the rastakraut pasta/zero set connections long before i'd even heard of conny plank

btw how is the listen lp? it was recorded in conny plank's studio right?

there are some brilliant Whodini tracks recorded at Conny's as well and think the Vocoder book mentions some un-released Bambaataa-Plank material, too.

that said, anyone have Parlour No. 2? blinked and missed the ed. of 250.

my fav 80s conny plank is the gabi delgado solo album, mistress. really out-there hybrid synth-funk w/ tropical touches, kinda sleazy and sweaty and coked out

i'll have a look for those whodini trax

Parlour No. 2 seconded!

<3 mistress <3

tonetta777 - Skinheads vs me
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=D802BJ1U

#1!

Pussycat Rag (by the Peerless Quartet and Ada Jones), 1914

http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/mp3s/0000/0331/cusb-cyl0331d.mp3

"Give it to him, Tiny"

http://www.musicofnature.org/books/images/lang_and_parabola.jpg

Lang Elliott Bird & Frog mp3 Sampler

http://www.sendspace.com/file/vh9qfj

the face of madness

dude, when i went on safari in s.africa, we were all like "oh fuck, elephant, lion, cheetah, etc". big shit. then every once in a while you had birdwatchers on tour w/you and they're like "oooh, look Tachybaptus ruficollis, Podilymbus podiceps, etc" and they're the biggest nerds in the world and you just want to punch them in their fucking binocular holding faces

then the mp3's I posted will have you flying into an uncontrollable rage that grows deeper every time he pronounces a new mnemonic meant to help you remember the birds by their calls. guy sounds like those moments when jim henson's voice would begin teetering back into character as kermit, making it clear that it wasn't a character

I am impressed with what it must take to be Lang Elliott. His recordings of isolated individual animals are just about the best I've heard, the Jean C Roché albums are weirder, Douglas Quin's are more remote, but this Lang guy, it's like he wields a sonic microscope

this CD, it's like I'll never need to listen to Xenakis again: http://www.musicofnature.org/frogconcertos/