Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!!

didnt work with rapidshare for me though.

yeah, they seem to be fighting some kind of arms race to get past the screens. works for zshare for me at the moment.

ooh i needed this thanx caek

upload with sharebee so skipscreen can automatically choose the best download site (rapidshare, zshare, etc.)

didnt work with rapidshare for me though.

it says on their blog it can't skip rapidshare's countdown but will at least start the download automatically when the countdown stops

cool. that is my main problem with those countdowns. i forget they're running and open a new tab, and then when i remember to come back i have to start again.

anyone know any good blogs for old films? got about all the mp3 blogs I'll ever need in my favourites, but severely lacking videoz.

old, new, lotsa great shit here

http://foriegnmoviesddl.com/

awesome, thanks.

reiterating the thanks because this site is badass.

you're welcome

it is a bottomless well of awesomeness, found so many cool movies there I'd never even heard of before

William Bell & Tobe Hoober - Eaten Alive (electronic score + sound effects)

http://www.discogs.com/William-Bell-2-Tobe-Hooper-Eaten-Alive/release/799228
http://www.sendspace.com/file/01kc9g

tanki tanki

http://uploaded.to/file/qmrept/

lebanese acid house...?

@ 1:38

:D

http://watchkungfu.com/

good call on that aranjuez mon amour track. looks like it's a 'standard'

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2e4pi_aranjuez-mon-amour-richard-anthony_fun

Eurythmics - b-sides from 'Love Is A Stranger' 12", proto-acid, very strange, 1982. 'Monkey, Monkey' made it to CD but I got sick of waiting for someone else to do a transfer of 'Let's Just Close Our Eyes'

http://www.discogs.com/Eurythmics-Love-Is-A-Stranger/release/245641
http://www.sendspace.com/file/m40wnk

Monkey Monkey is/was a big "chicago" record, but I always play Let's Just Close Our Eyes. I always put it on and am like "guess who this is...now guess...wait for the vocals...now guess".

I have some other 12" of theirs with wicked cool instrumental b-sides.

http://huddingehill.blogspot.com/2009/04/phil-sawyer-childhoods-end-rare-aussie.html

i think this^ fits v neatly in the west coast/folk rock/psych thread. first and last songs are amazing at least

thanks for those milton! have you heard this?

http://www.discogs.com/Chris-N-Cosey-Annie-Lennox-And-Dave-Stewart-Sweet-Surprise/release/118499

I have that record but don't remember liking it. The surprise is you're not supposed to be able to tell that it's Dave and Annie.

Annie and Dave are blacked out on the cover for contractual reasons I think. I had a copy but sold it. I remember nothing about it.

it's great! kinda slow strip tease synth pop with heavy distorted guitar

it's ok, I like some early Chris & Cosey. pretty excited to see TG tonight.

if you're liking early 80's primitive, this is one of the better Schnitzler records, though it's closer to John Bender than acid

http://plaxma.wordpress.com/2008/12/14/consequenz/

just in case anyone missed these, like i did:

http://killedincars.blogspot.com/2009/01/tolerance-divin-vanity-records-1981.html

http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2008/01/tolerance---ano.html

obscure lofi japanese electronics 1979/1981. "There is not too much 80s production, but really foggy bass pulses, random voices interspersed, and a lot of rhythmic ideas."

Thanks for the Tolerance--"Divin" is especially great, although it's neat to hear them use more reverbed-out piano on "Anonym"...

(I hope Forced Exposure still has some of these represses in stock, but doubt it:

http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/tolerance.html )

hi, craig d

hey, that's my line

craig is funny because this is the only thread i've ever seen him post on

Yo, guys. "Leonardo Music Journal -- Awesome!!" does remain awesome.

your band is awesome too. new stuff soon?

Thanks--I haven't made music with Sandro Perri in a long time; we've made a few aborted attempts at recording (little goofy things like a Moondog cover, and other false starts), but for now we just buy records for each other and geek out about other people's music (and have DJed together at parties a few times) for lack of collaborative sparks. Unofficially broken up, but not in a bad way at all, just for lack of ideas/urgency.

Sandro has a whole new batch of singing songs that he's figuring out how to arrange/what people to put together as his backing group (and saving up for studio time, no doubt), and I've been making a lot of self-released home-fi solo clatter as Kanada 70, up at http://www.myspace.com/kanada70music

whoa craig d from glissandro 70?

*bows down*

Hi, Vahid.

Back to regularly scheduled rapidlinx...This Giusto Pio album has been a nice one to fall asleep to midway through and not yet finish listening to. He was buds with Franco Battiato, and this is along similar enough lines to Jukebox, which Pio plays on, or Egitto Prima Delle Sabbie, and was recorded right around then--Koen Holtkamp from Mountains bigged this up on a "Listed" feature at Dusted, so thanks for the tip: http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2008/07/giusto-pio-motore-immobilelp1978italy.html

You Fantastic! "Pals"
http://www.sendspace.com/file/n1lhq0

i'm ripping a bunch of my old cds to get rid of and thought this 18 minute track would appeal to folks here. starts off w/two mellow guitars playing loopy, sorta outta tune but melodic stuff and then drums start creeping in until it's just drums drums drums overtaking everything.

Nice--I was just watching clips of their drummer Thymme Jones' cable access show Cool Clown Ground:

Madura or Madura II ?

re-talking about eurythmics I just found a 12'' versions "best of" here

i was record shopping yesterday and saw 2 records by the pre-eurythmics band The Tourists. anyone heard them? they good?

Nah, weak new wave.

they're bad

& most Eurythmics after 1983 = some great songs hiding in there, but most of the singles are some of the worst songs of the 80's

subtle czukay on french horn outro

swans - labor ep

ripped from original vinyl

http://www.sendspace.com/file/0otgsi

seeing that made look at what I have swans-wise and I never realized White Light and Love of Life are out of print but most tracks have been added to later comps. Is Gira purging Jarboe's contributions or something? Anyway, I have everything except the Great Anhilator, which I remember not liking when it came out, I thought it sounded like a grunge band after the symphonic tape-loop epics of White Light and Love of Life. I should check it out again. I really really really love late Swans. I like early Swans, but I LOVE late Swans.

And my copy of the Filth CD with the remixed labor EP is for sale on amazon.

after all these months, only now that i realized what this thread is all about..

months?

(Durrr Durrr Durrrrrr)

how to change user id? this durr name embarrasses me.

it's impossible

you are 138, imo