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(Quote) I recall really liking this album when I discovered it a few years back, but where is it on my hard drives I wonder?
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(Quote) Slap bass meets Fourth World! Good find!!
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(Quote) That The Petards track is not half bad, whether it counts as Cosmic Music, well that's another story.
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^^^ Yes I remember that getting a few laughs when it was released^^^Of course it being a forgery doesn't mean it can't be good.
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(Quote) I was just questioning groups like Cravinkel or The Petards, given my memory is getting pretty bad these days. There were quite a few fake albums released when "Krautrock" rarities started to fetch high prices, at least …
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^^^ Some sort of bonkers bootleg?^^^ The track listing is all over the place, some true obscurities, if they aren't fake groups - there was a lot of that 10-20 years back. Where did you find it?
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(Quote) I'm liking this a lot. When the harmonica kicks in it reminds me of O'Rang (the post Talk Talk group) Herd of Instinct.
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(Quote) My mind's eye is now seeing Groucho starring in a Gandhi biopic, no disrespect to either.
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(Quote) Birthday Oct 2nd? Congratulations! I turned 59 yesterday!
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Another version of this great set. (Image) Despite being originally a radio broadcast this still sounds fine, I probably have other versions hanging around here somewhere.
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(Quote) Looking at that wonderful album cover I was convinced that I'd followed BN's suggestion and bought this. Well it isn't in my collection or WL so what happened? Maybe I picked it up outside BC. In any event its still NYOP at BC and …
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(Image) Toru Takamitsu - Ran soundtrack.
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^^^ Thumbs up for the LPD reminder^^^ @confused
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(Quote) That's an old fave I need to dig the cd out. Bought when new, but I have no idea how it got on my radar.
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(Image) At over ten hours of music, I'll be here most of the day.
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(Quote) Very true, but I do stream a lot through my page even though I have downloaded everything that I bought; doing so now in fact - which is why I don't trust the numbers.
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(Quote) 1249 and 641 but as I say, how much of that is me? My ratios are better than yours nah nah nah! (This is a sad ass joke just in case it doesn't come across as one.)
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If anyone is interested and doesn't already know.https://bandcamp.com/davidhowarth I presume the numbers for profile views and plays include the account holder. I can't imagine there are so many folk interested in my warped taste. :D
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New comp featuring Lee Anthony Norris amongst others that I got an email about from the man. Free NYP (Image) Coercion of Deities 25 tracks about 210 minutes of minimal / drone etc https://neotantra.bandcamp.com/album/coercion-of-deities
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(Image) Thanks @rostasi Of course I tried that earlier and got nowhere, doing things in the wrong order I suspect.Anyway I enjoyed your recommendation.
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(Image) https://unexplainedsoundsgroup.bandcamp.com/album/visions-of-darkness-2cd-edition More on the soothing side of darkness I'd have said. And yes I've forgotten how to embed the link in the image.
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Yep a link would have been nice... I'm going to buy the First Report in a while which is considerably longer! Also spent quality time today with this region specific offering (Image)
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(Image) Still trying to get to grips with this beast. 37 tracks and nearly 4.5 hours of music, a lot of which is, as an old friend used to say "Damn Fine!"
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(Image) (Image) I went on a Temporary Residence mini-binge last BC Friday. From the top: Howard Hello - Howard HelloCerberus Shoal - HombTarentel - From Bone to Satellite (deluxe expanded edition)Moholy-Nagy - Like Mirage All Tarentel related …
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Wish I knew about the falafel house, Tomato Head is I think the veg pace I referenced. I was limited to a block or two from the main square which was a big problem given time restraints. I wasn't there for the food though. ;)
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(Quote) Is that "Cowboy" Bob?! Old timer, can he still remember the lyrics? He had trouble with that at the London Ratdog shows years ago.
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I was going to mention the food, which was ok-ish and not quite as "brown" as it gets out of town (deep fried and coated with whatever it is*), but with the exception of the veggie place on the square it was a little too burger burger burg…
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(Image) A collection of mainly tuff short dance tunes, apparently primitively recorded in local churches with portable tape decks as only rich groups could afford to hire the State sponsored record label's studio.
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Ha, talk about booking hotels for Big Ears. My first year I swanked it up at The Oliver, enjoyed it so much (including their "secret" library cocktail bar) that I tried to book it the following year about 6 months early. No dice it was blo…