djh
Hi Rod, I've been listening to both versions of the death and resurrection of Christ that you sent me. Thanks again for that and indeed the rather splendid Penderecki at 80 collection. Reason for the mail is that I can't seem to find any details online regarding the version conducted by the man himself. Do you have any? Just my curiosity is all. Hope all is well. Best Dave H.
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(Quote) Can I be pesky and ask what this intriguing cover is all about? Link just goes to an Amazon .jpg Thanks.
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I was at a 5 hour gig yesterday with my lovely wife helping celebrate 20 years of the Confront label run by Mark Wastell at the 100 Years Gallery in downtown Hoxton. I picked up a few releases and one of them for sale was this boy - but I'd just pic…
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(Quote) That's a great set I discovered during the "Golden Era" of out of print jazz album blogging. I just hope it wasn't one that was password protected that I used to save as that file type Microsoft won't let you use these days. Sorry to …
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(Quote) I read an interview with him just the other day, dang if I can remember where [research reveals it was The Quietus]. He's fine, lives in Poland and relaxes with a good game of darts. He's just killing off the Caretaker persona, only i…
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(Quote) I Don't know Stand By but the above is a great album. Have you heard any Urban Sax? 1 and 2 usually come well recommended.
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(Quote) And double bonus points from me too. Lovely set.
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I checked my account yesterday and found that the booster sale is still there. I was sorely tempted but had to "stand away from the pc" as I had some real life stuff to do. Still feeling the twitch this morning but now I can't even get on the site. …
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(Quote) Any place to get a sample of this? I love 70s-80s Crimso but have a hard time with later produkt. Mind I have no use for the dvd part.
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The latest in the Wayfaring Strangers series plugs in, learns half a Sabbath riff and worships Satan. It probably represents a fine private press haul but I'm a little uncertain. Needs way more plays.
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(Quote) I've looked at this before but the preview doesn't work for me so wanting to avoid techno-hassle I left well alone. This time I tried the download anyway and it not only worked fine the album is top notch too. Thanks Confused and orig…
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(Quote) I haven't heard this recording but bear in mind that label owner Mark Wastell was deep into his New London Silence phase at the time where less was considered considerably more. Wandelweiser was the original German arm of this movemen…
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Hoping that this will drop on Emu soon otherwise I'll have to get it from Bandcamp. In fact judging from the one track available there, if I need more cds then this should be high on the list.
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And staying in the West Indies but moving to Jamaica (no she went of her own free will etc. etc.)
Phill Pratt is an underappreciated producer outside of hardcore reggae collectors. There is of course no connection to the Disney franchise.
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Well now I've just managed to get back online after two hours and a couple of phone calls after what was supposed to be as simple as A-B-C router upgrade... no wonder I'd been putting it off for 3 weeks. Anyway time to relax with another Sounds of t…
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Still with the shopping trip; I stood with this in my hand for five minutes trying to figure out if I already had it, said "to hell with it - it's Miles". Thankfully I didn't. Great stuff which through 4 cds is going to top and tail my Friday.
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The new one from Jamal Moss. A lot more focused than The Acid Documents mainly because it's 9 tracks in 32 minutes. The last track - and it moves through various styles, is almost Gabba which proved a little too loud when the plumber and I were tryi…
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(Quote) Sad to hear of his passing. One of mant tracks that the British group Madness based their early career onDay two of waiting for British Gas to arrive for some plumbing work - feelings of paranoia etc. suitable tunes from the weekend haul.
(Quote)(Quote) That Cage is very good, spoilt me as I think it was the first I got my hands on. One of my first cds I think. Nice one Confused.Here we are again, not so obscure this time, but the tag is that I held it in my hands in the record store for 20 seconds wondering whether or not to buy it as I probably already had a copy; deciding to buy it anyway and the next day discovering I h…Next up moving way over to Tanzania.
Re-issue of the sole 1973 album with a secon…(Quote) And lo it came to pass that verily I was in Sounds of the Universe yesterday buying up cds as though they were going out of fashion (well they are really aren't they?)in What are you listening to right now? (15 Flies in the Marmalade) Comment by djh September 2016
You are most welcome Doofy and it's Dave btw never know what to do re Avatars and on-line hooks etc (displays advancing age and/or lack of imagination) Of course you could follow it up with Philip Glass Akhnaten the recent production of which I was …Out today which is kinda timely seeing as I'll be at the Cram Festival @ 100Yrs Gallery in London all Bank Holiday weekend:
https://cramrecords.bandcamp.co…(Quote) A great record and one that always sets me up for this one:
https://www.discogs.com/release/300103-A-Map-Of-Egypt-Before…
