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punknaynowned
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I added to the pile:
miles davis: 'volume 1', blue note, rec's from 1952 05 09 and 1954 03 06
jimi hendrix, jimi plays berkeley 1970 05 30
yellow shark, barking pumpkin records, 'used'/mint ($10)!!!!!!!!!!!
and last week
dr john, Duke Elegant, dr john does duke ellington in 2000
Sun records sessions, volume 2, (3discs), various artists ($10)!!!!!!!!!
JB Lenoir & Magic Sam, 2 disc comp, Fuel records, 2004
American Sea Songs and Shanties, Library of Congress Archive of Folk Culture, Rounder Select, 2004
The Zombies, Odyssey & Oracle, 30th anniv ed, stereo and mono and bonus tracks
Prince, The Hits and the B-Sides, 3rd copy of this 3-disc set . . . I dunno where the other ones went . . .
stuff I downloaded in this last week:
zappa: 1973 05 XX, unknown venue
1973 08 30 Bologna Italy
1974 10 31 felt forum, nyc, early and late
1975 04 27 Boston, early
1976 10 24 Boston, early and late
zpz, detroit, 2006 06 15
zpz, philly, 2006 06 11; I snatched these up after I saw them in KC
pattismith, 2006 10 15
prince, 1988 08 18, after hours party: HOT
ween, 1996 10 17, boulder, rare
ween, 2006 05 26, teaneck NJ
I need to get out
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...So I'm a former fan (now just someone who likes it) of the musical Cats and I got a recording of the Australian version. Unfortunately it's an
inaudible keyboard + bad singers record (how come I have so many of those?), but it has 2 songs that aren't in the British or Dutch version.
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ok, here's may latest acquisitions:
       
   
   
  and a few others I'll post later.
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Napalm Death! Nice!
Bought 2 CDs yesterday, one Best Of Muddy Waters and one with 50 classical tunes (I'm bound to have most, if not all, haven't checked yet). The last
one has some great music by Beethovan.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by aquagoat
| Quote: | Originally posted by Gojira1975
Blood Mountain is fucking great isnt it? Man, that and Leviathan are SERIOUS METAL RECORDS. Jesus..... |
yes, I a convert now, the first songs I heard didn't convince me,but someone lent me the cd, and now I think it's one of the best metal records of the
year.
[Edited on 22-10-2006 by aquagoat] |
Id agree. That and Merzdub are my favourite releasesof 06.
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[Edited on 7-11-2006 by aquagoat]
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Got a lot of records from my mother. Among them:
Mozart - piano concert 17 and 20
Mahler - das Lied von der Erde
Grieg - Peer Gynt suites + Sibelius - various
Bach - keyboard concertos
Trumpet concertos by Hummel, Mozart, Haydn and Bellini
Mozart - Symphony 41 and 29
a Sony compilation with some classic and some jazz
compilation of 1930s dance tunes
French hit compilation with mostly chansons and Nina Simone
Homeless - The Girl From Ipamema
Soon e MC - Rap. Jazz. Soul
And: Iron Maiden - Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter single. Of all the stuff I ever expected my mother to give me! 
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Beautiful peace of artwork. Pitiful when it is only a small picture in a cd booklet.
Makes me homesick to the vinyl period.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DED
Beautiful peace of artwork. Pitiful when it is only a small picture in a cd booklet. |
I totally agree with you on that, some record sleeves deserve something better than just a little 12x12 cm booklet.
[Edited on 10-11-2006 by aquagoat]
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BBP
Got a lot of records from my mother. Among them:
Mozart - piano concert 17 and 20
Mahler - das Lied von der Erde
Grieg - Peer Gynt suites + Sibelius - various
Bach - keyboard concertos
Trumpet concertos by Hummel, Mozart, Haydn and Bellini
Mozart - Symphony 41 and 29
a Sony compilation with some classic and some jazz
compilation of 1930s dance tunes
French hit compilation with mostly chansons and Nina Simone
Homeless - The Girl From Ipamema
Soon e MC - Rap. Jazz. Soul
And: Iron Maiden - Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter single. Of all the stuff I ever expected my mother to give me! |
this all looks awesome. I'd listen to all that over and over and over . . .
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Latest horde.....
ZORN / ELECTRIC MASADA - At The Mountains Of Madness
POSSESSED - Seven Churches
FEAR FACTORY - Soul Of A New Machine ( not quite as good as I remember it! )
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Ah! Seven Churches! Nice!
Though I preferred Beyond the Gates to be honest (Tribulation kicks ass). It's still pretty good.
PS Punky: You can have Soon e MC anytime, some French rap, very boring.
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Some more in the classical department:
Codex Faenza: Instrumental Music of the Early XVth Century By Ensemble Unicorn, Naxos label. The title is odd, since all music on it is 14th century.
Among others, there's Machaut, Landini and Bologna on it.
Stravinsky: Divertimento; Ravel: Sonata for Violin and Piano; Prokovief: Sonata op 94a, Philips label.
And, my favourite:
Shostakovich: The Nose.
The opera after one of my favourite books. Since it sounds experimental (unlike most of the music Sh. has written), it never got as popular as Lady
Macbeth (with the infamous rape scene), so it was rarely recorded. Even in the Shostakovich-year it's difficult to get your hands on The Nose. I found
it by coincidence in a second-hand section of a popular music store.
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i saw a documentary the other day about Shosty and Prokofiev and the Stalinist state. Man they had it tough, to say the least.
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Yup... Shost was walking on the brink of disaster occasionally whenever he'd composed something the State did not approve of (like Lady Macbeth or his
4th symphony.
The Soviet state was about the only government we know of that would actually censor music. Most censorship in music is limited to changing lyrics,
but the Soviets (better put, Stalin) saw threat in tones. Chaikovsky's infamous Ouverture 1812 for instance has been partially recomposed because it
contained the hymn of the Czar.
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Yeah. Part of the documentary talked about the music conservatories. Every now and then the "Minister for Music" and the music police would come
around and all the students would have to get out their compositions for inspection. The music police would come to everyone with an eraser, pencil
and scissors to "fix" their works and get rid of certain intervals and chords.
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ZAPPA - Trance Fusion ( fucking great album! )
MERZBOW / GENESIS P. ORRIDGE - A Perfect Pain
SLAYER - Hell Awaits ( had it for years, finally on cd )
GENESIS - Genesis Live
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Oh, and the new ISIS album, In The Absence Of Truth, which is MASSIVE....
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