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Rated 656 releases, average: 3.64
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Profile: *never* trading copies of official releases, sorry.

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Buyer Rating: 100.0% positive (3 ratings)

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Art & Language And The Red Crayola* - Corrected Slogans - 18-Feb-09 01:29 PM
This is a wonderful record. Its lyrics are incantabile, the singers can't sing, the music is quite simplicistic, you rarely hear more than a single instrument - but the result is simply a unique, very atmospheric and homogenous album, precious, intellectually inspiring and not to be compared with anything else. You might call it "Proto-Punk" in the sense of its inner freedom. This is an extremely underrated album, regrettably it is almost unknown and I have to admit, that I wonder how it could do this?

Various - The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of - 27-Sep-06 12:15 AM
This release is something very special as it contains for the first time two tracks by Son House, which have been lost since 1930 and rediscovered in September 2005. Its rediscovery has been one of the most sensational events in the blues-scene for decades.

Various - Anthology 2 - 20-Nov-03 09:38 AM
All tracks by Leibstandarte SS MB on this compilation are the result of a bastardous artist rip-off. Thus their legal status is more than doubtful.

Zodiac, The - Cosmic Sounds - 25-Oct-03 02:06 AM
The Zodiac was not a band as usual, but a collective of top L.A. session-musicians. The idea for this experimental concept-album on astrology goes back to Jac Holzman, Elektra's founder and president. The Moog was hired right from an AES (Audio Engineering Society) convention, which took place in town.
The result is a piece of very hippiesque pathetic psychedelia-babble. The recording is only interesting due to historical issues, it musical content is very thin.

Edward The Second And Red Hot Polkas, The - Two Step To Heaven - 24-Apr-03 12:33 AM
This is one of the strangest crossovers i ever heard: dub-reggae meets polka. But it is funny to see that it really works.
Regrettably it sometimes lacks a certain originality beside the basic crossover idea, as the dub and reggae components are rather poor, even Mad Professor can't save this.

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