As you can see here:

http://www.discogs.com/Joy-Division-...release/498856

An Ideal for living has released also in 12" in same cover first time 1978. In JD-document they said the pressing was bad in 7" and sounded just shit, so they decided to press it again in 12" and different cover. So that RSD-release is reissue. I think there is also RSD reissue from that 7". I don´t have any of those, only Substance.

Also noticed they have released three songs from those RCA-sessions in "Heart & Soul"-box: the Drawback (renamed All This For You), Interzone & Shadowplay. Still 8 songs not been officially released.

:) Well, I have just been quite big JD fan quite a long time (soon 30 years). I just ordered that Warsaw-cd in the beginning of nineties, I didn´t then know what it was, I thought it was some live bootleg. Then few years later I bought that Suatoni book, where I got information about those sessions. With that book came also mini-cd where are those first 5 demo songs.

Now if MOrtte can find me a Vinyl Kali Yug Express for under $40 !!!!

I can´t do miracles (i´m not Jesus). Seem to be none for sale in discogs at the moment...

When they pop up on Discogs they run around $80 goddamn!

Been listening to this



and this



and this

I've been trying to find the Kali Yug + More CD promo for yearssssssss.

oh and I"m listening to

i want the blue vinyl 10"

I know.

I was just using this as another excuse to remind everyone that I really want that CD promo.

whoa, hey thanks Mortte:) , it was a cracked rib and there is nothing I can do about it besides take it easy and wrap up. I can finally sleep on that side.

meh, The Idiot is ok. I love Lust for Life.

joy division/post punk inspired? who cares! david bowie did those sounds better though I know he helped Iggy.

well shit at least now you know for sure and i hope no more werd meds from pushers

Get ya rest homey.

guys, I try to get all my rest on sunday. dif no more crazy pain meds anymore. it's beer after work like same old same old, tonight is an extra exception because im wound up and too tired to do anything else besides fuck around on the net. have to pay bills, clean house and take care of family members and arrange my money to calculate for the rest of the week.

Yes, never seen under of that. I don´t think it will be ever cheaper, because it´s only 500 edition.

Yesterdays New Universe
Yesterdays New Universe
2007, This self-titled album by Yesterdays New Universe is really more of a compilation of various incarnations of its members. Confusingly, most of the groups are Otis "Madlib" Jackson, Jr. but now he's got Karriem Riggins and the great Ivan Conti of Azymuth along for the ride as well. And maybe some other players as well. Who knows? Blurred reality and a confusing mythology have always been part of Yesterdays New Quintet's allure and charm. What is clear however is that while YNQ at least started as a solo project, it morphed into some kind of vague collective over the years. Thus the Quintet exploded into an entire Universe introduced here. As a compilation, this collection is incredible. It boils down to this: Madlib loves jazz - all jazz. And so with the freedom of creating as many new ensembles as he wishes, he also grants himself to investigate whatever facet of jazz that he wants to. The freer and more challenging work of the New Jazz Rebels rubs elbows with the more far-out and atmospheric Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble. Jackson Conti's borderline exotica sounds comfortable next to Otis Jackson, Jr. Trio's taut take on Miles Davis' "Bitches Brew." Indeed Madlib along with Riggins and Conti have created something of a survey of modern jazz that has been filtered through lifetimes of turntable spins. It is a truly excellent collection that serves as introduction to the many sides of YNQ and its offshoots old (Sound Directions, Otis Jackson Jr. Trio, Ahmad Miller) and new, as well as introducing those who are interested in many jazz sub-genres from across the globe all while paying close attention to the importance of album sequencing so as never to feel jarring or intimidating. Highly recommended!

A promotional CD from these people: Dakota Combo, of the Dakota Foundation for Jazz Education.

They're high school kids in Minneapolis, but they are phenomenal. Their stuff blew me away at the Iowa City Jazz Festival last weekend.

I read that in Deborah Curtis' biography "Touching from a distance".

But knowing Ian Curtis listened to the Stooges a lot Metallic KO is not improbable either.

Can't stop spinning this.

And this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTC3sU3SUdE

Half Minutemen, half Minor Threat, completely thrilling.

I have keep on listening Punch Line & What makes a man start fires? Just so great albums. Also listened first time in my life Faces & Mott the Hoople few first albums.