1966-1970 Mothers of Invention is some of the wildest, most fantastic fucking music ever. Deeply misunderstood. People for the most part just didn't get it.

a couple of CDs from the trio of Keiji Haino, Oren Arambachi and Jimmy O'Rourke. rather excellent shit, brothers

I also got some 7''s by Davila 66, Cheveu, Soft Cell and Gary Wrong's ''Knights of Misery'' 12''.

a DMM 180 gram pressing of Rolling Stones "Their Satanic Majesties Request"

sounds fucking awesome
but what's with all these digital -> vinyl releases?
I don't know if it's me, but this one also sounds better then the cd

Got a semi-promotion at work yesterday so today I ordered that new Gate record as a congratulation to myself.

Bardo Pond - Rise above it all
Matana Roberts - Coin Coin Chapter One

This thread is also one of the good ones.

Re: Mothers of Invention

I don't wanna get it.

Nice!

Semi-promotion.. so is that like softcore on Skinamax?

a friend of mine called me
"Do you want both those RSD Zappa 7 inch records?"
oh hell yeah!
get them tmrw night

Just ordered Satanic Rockers' Fu Kung LP.

I love the shit out of this band.

Jimi Hendrix Experience boxset on very deep discount (the one covered in purple paisley velvet, as Jimi would have wanted it).

It's been so long since I've listened to Hendrix that I'm honestly not sure how I feel about his music anymore. He's not one of those fixtures, like Neil Young, Zappa, or Dylan, who I may go years without hearing, but won't ever tore of. And he's not one of the bands I could comfortably go the rest of my life without hearing again (Zeppelin, Cream). I should give Electricladyland a listen.

I have had Hendrix-fever recently. People, Hell & Angels is very great release!

Just bought two LP reissues from Superior Viaduct

buy
One of my favorites from John Fahey's Takoma - I've had MP3s for years - happy to finally have this on wax.

+

buy

"I did for hillbilly music what Ornette Coleman did for jazz" - Henry Flynt

Placed an order for the new CD-R by the topical/controversial Chritina Carter, "Texas Modern Exorcism"

This sound interesting......possibly a continuation of, 'Texas Working Blues?'

Never can figure out how to place an order via Many Breaths

Ordered:

(Chelsea Wolfe - Apokalypsis)

The other day I bought MBV's "EP's.." Reissue on CD (worth it, even though I had the vinyl already), and went a bit berserk, picking up hard copies of several albums that I already have on iTunes, or in some other electronic format.

While checking out, I saw a promo of the new No Age sitting behind the register, open. The owner was babbling on about the Cd being "dead" and I said, "then I guess you won't mind selling me that new No Age you've got there a few days early. I mean, if the format's dead, then this should probably be kind of an everything-must-go period for those dusty old cd's."

He said " fair enough," and I got it for 5 bucks. It's a good album, and more punk in execution than anything since the Weirdo Rippers era... You just have to know when and where to listen.

masonna-spectrum ripper lp
merzbow- grand owl habitat. the cover art is too amazing on this one.
and body/head-coming apart.
(merzbow)

a friend gave me gift certificate for Sound Exchange and I got these bad boys.

The Melvins is bright red vinyl, thick, and awesome. It sounds great and the reworked old tunes are in my face!

The Dim Stars I have heard before but I never owned the full 3x7" release. awesome for $5

The Chelsea Light Moving I have only spun once so far. will have to be in the mood for that stuff.

The sonic rare tracks is awesome, since it folds out into a sick awesome poster, and the vinyl is thick and purple and the tracks sound great. bootleg fabulous.

The "Environments" record has a thunderstorm on one side and a pine forest rain on the other. the storm is awesome.

Laura Veirs - Warp and weft

Good, but not as good as July flame.

Yesterday I bought a Naked on the Vague single and my collection of cassettes from Pakistan continues to increase.

what single was it?

they havent done much new in a while. love that fuckin band.

Some how, I'd lost my copy..

the Chitty Chat one on Sacred Bones.

Their drummer is/was the boyfriend of a friend of a previous housemate of mine and I think it's on a hiatus and will be doing stuff again next year.

Deafhaven was a complete last minute "fuckit" purchase. I'm just really eager to hear this album that everyone finds so amazing, though I'm fairly sure I won't.

And

Edvard Grieg: Peer Gynt Suite
Risto: Risto
Kauko Röyhkä & Narttu: Pois Valoista
Radiopuhelimet: Ei Kenenkään Maa

Scorpions: Tokyo Tapes
Damned: the Black Album
Yes: Yessongs
Jimi Hendrix Experience: Smash Hits
King Crimson: Earthbound
J.J. Cale: Really

Lee Ranaldo & the Dust: Last Night on Earth
Mulatu Astatke: Sketches of Ethiopia
Nomeansno: Mama

Austin Record Show this weekend. http://www.austinrecords.com/

You going?

I will make it one of these days......

No chance. recent move and utility set up has left me broke.

I have not been to the austin record con in at least 6 years. I used to go every year and find the coolest shit. OG thelonius Monk LP's for $5. There are always people fro around the world, especially Japanese guys under 30 looking for records from the 50's.