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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) Thanks BN. I checked Bandcamp and from there the blog page but despite your hints always forget the FMA. Decent rips @320 too.
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(Quote) Two good recommendations, many thanks. The first is available for cheap on Emu over here in Poundland the second is NYOP on 'Camp.Hey Rostasi I see you suffer from a weakness for re-issue comps as bad as me. What makes it worse is that Sounds Of The Universe is the only traditional bricks and mortar shop I visit regularly.(Quote) That was a rare record back in the day (and in the '90's when I'd be more likely to be looking for it), glad it's been re-issued a bit all over the place stylistically but lots of fun. Thanks for the heads up. Only $7! Brother Ah too …(Quote) And now I feel even sillier. Boy but my memory is bad. Been grooving to these guys since at least when Cope's Japrocksampler came out; so about 9 years now. Still thanks for the reminder.
Astro Boy - that's where I know the name from I'm sure.(Quote) And that's the order I'd put them in for preference. I love Cyclone though the vocal tracks are a guilty pleasure. Wavelength being edits and remixes coughed up for Hollywood dollars is a curate's egg.(Quote) This is a famous album isn't it? Anyway a really good listen and bonus beats cheap as well. Thanks Confused (don't think you are really... ;-)
(Quote) Prof there's this:
psi 04.02 STAN TRACEY & EVAN PARKER "Suspensions and Anticipations" (2003)
which I have here somewhere and remember enjoying. Stan Tracey is more associated with Brit Jazz of the 1960's, w…Thanks to Germanprof and Plong42 just got that Coleman Hawkins & Ray Bryant set. It was a bit more than the $6.49 (£13.86 fact fans) and I could have got the cds for about that but hell I had the credit and a bit more Hawk is always a good thing…Meanwhile over at Mixcloud:
https://www.mixcloud.com/Axel_de_Pontbriand/zamaonia/in What are you listening to right now? (Homer Simpson Discovered Higgs Boson 14 Years Before CERN) Comment by djh July 2016
Katapila - Trotro
Can be found on Emu or here
via amclark2 I think? African beats just continue to mutate - which is nice. Pretty rave-y quality to this. Cheers.(Quote) Many Thanks for this. Sonic Pieces looks like a great label (some connection to Morr Music which makes sense) 19 albums available. Where has it been all my life etc. etc.(Quote) Yeah 2 months later because it was stolen from I think a Record Mirror review of T.G. that my mate read. It was all amateur noise making my drumming on pillows with knitting needles, (crochet needles for the quiet bits) short wave rad…Thanks for the reminder on posting BN I will tattoo it in reverse on my forehead for the next time I look in a mirror...
(Quote) Nice Enki Bilal cover if nothing else.(Quote) Sorry I forgot to put the url underneath and I can't remember how to embed it in the image. Glad you found it.
No sooner read The Wire review... Peter Brotzmann w/ electric bassist Marino Pliakas and drummer Michael Wertmuller plus some nice electronic manipulation in places.in What are you listening to right now? (Homer Simpson Discovered Higgs Boson 14 Years Before CERN) Comment by djh June 2016
I watched a bit of the Glastonbury highlights yesterday, which is very unusual for me. Saw the set by these guys and enjoyed the music. I'd heard the name before but was probably put off by the "freak show" (please don't misunderstand this comment) …
