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NOTE: all sales have been suspended It will take me some time to process and list - Mal
Pay only $4.00 for media mail postage with delivery confirmation for any size order for shipment within the United States.
Many of my customers are new to discogs.com, so if you just found the site please don't hesitate to ask questions. I am knowledgeable about most of the artists and music I sell and happy to talk about it and make recommendations or to list related items on request not yet listed here.
I ship worldwide and most of my orders go overseas. Most of my records have been stored unplayed for close to 20 years. I have collected records for over 30 years and am now selling off over 1000 items. It will take me some time to process and list all of these so feel free to ask me if you think I may have an item you want not listed here yet.
Make me an offer. I've generally researched previous sale prices and current prices on other sites, and I've tried to price competitively here. I will consider any offers.
I try to grade conservatively. I have handled discs carefully in general, though I also bought many records and CDs used so quality varies.
I have similar material yet to be listed as this is a slow process. Ask if you think I may have something else you may be interested in.
I was a DJ circa 1980-84. I started collecting vinyl in the late 70's with a focus on post-punk, industrial, RIO, electronic, krautrock, prog rock, avant classical and jazz. I bought a lot of this as it came out, and spent years tracking down used obscurities.
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Pay only $4.00 for media mail postage with delivery confirmation for any size order for shipment within the United States.
Many of my customers are new to discogs.com, so if you just found the site please don't hesitate to ask questions. I am knowledgeable about most of the artists and music I sell and happy to talk about it and make recommendations or to list related items on request not yet listed here.
I ship worldwide and most of my orders go overseas. Most of my records have been stored unplayed for close to 20 years. I have collected records for over 30 years and am now selling off over 1000 items. It will take me some time to process and list all of these so feel free to ask me if you think I may have an item you want not listed here yet.
Make me an offer. I've generally researched previous sale prices and current prices on other sites, and I've tried to price competitively here. I will consider any offers.
I try to grade conservatively. I have handled discs carefully in general, though I also bought many records and CDs used so quality varies.
I have similar material yet to be listed as this is a slow process. Ask if you think I may have something else you may be interested in.
I was a DJ circa 1980-84. I started collecting vinyl in the late 70's with a focus on post-punk, industrial, RIO, electronic, krautrock, prog rock, avant classical and jazz. I bought a lot of this as it came out, and spent years tracking down used obscurities.
℗ & © codes:
(C) or © is Alt + 184 or 0169
(R) or ® is Alt + 169 or 0174
(P) or ℗ is & #8471 with no spaces
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Field recordings of birds and animal sounds such as monkeys, frogs and otters from the Brasilian Amazon river, with voice over introductions and narration in Spanish.
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This the best offbeat small indie psych/soul record I ever found. It's wacked out primal funky psychedelic soul band from just outside San Francisco, this record is extremely rare. A 2005 Ebay auction sold at $198 and claimed only 3 copies exist. Make...
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This is a beautiful album, it has a bit of an ECM feel to it in sound, also hints of Miles Davis with mood and Mark Isham's trumpet. The combination of Andy Summers and David Torn on guitar makes for an ethereal textural landscape, at times quite...
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Eno is said to have kept many unreleased works over the years and this is a good example of how one of those unfinished projects surfaced about a decade later in a new song.
At least one of these tracks, "More Volts", showed up later in a version... See full review |
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The liner notes tell a story about visiting the ashes of Max Ernst and track 8 uses the title of two Ernst paintings, Europe After The Rain I & II. The second one was painted in 1940-42 during World War 2, at a time when much of Europe was in ruins...
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Not sure this is the same guy, but Marshall Rosenberg is a famous psychologist who started the Center for Non Violent Communication.
I wouldn't suspect it could be the same person but I have a 1977 record of songs by Marshall Rosenberg pressed by... See full review |
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Note: It is very easy to mistake the Broadcast Records BC2 pressing for the LTM pressing.
The 1984 Broadcast Records issue of Henry Cow's Concerts appears to be identical to and packaged as the LTM (2) pressing but if you check the label for Side... See full review |
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cocopino I don't see dp on the covers here. It's a Berkeley California based label, this... See full review |
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This is one of the epic Guitar/Synth albums of the late 70's that builds on use of delayed and looped guitar and analog synth sequences. This is where Ash Ra really takes off from the foundations of the Ash Ra Tempel band into Manuel's headspace and...
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See also "A Black Man's Cry" which appears to be the same release under Fela Anikulapo Kuti, and apparently with two less tracks.
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This release, Black Man's Cry, appears to be a reissue of Pathe's Fela Ransome Kuti Volume 1 & 2, with less tracks. It's a mix of material 1973, 1975 and 1977.
This is also released under Fela Ransome Kuti as "Vol. 1 & 2" on Pathe Marconi/EMI ... See full review |
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A friend of mine bought a copy of this with one side pressed backwards but my copy was pressed OK. So it seems some other copies of this have this error, probably a mistake in the pressing plant.
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For this USA release - credits are as shown on the cover even though they vary from the Japanese release slightly. This release appears to be banded differently, included no mention of the sub tracks and no track specific credits - i.e. Strings are...
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See also the 1976 release of same tracks with No Buredi as B side and not mentioned on front cover, under Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa 70 - No Buredi (No Bread) / Unnecessary Begging. It's not clear if this is a repackage, reissue, or re recording on...
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This album features some very funky jazzy keyboards, with a classic electric piano sound (Fender Rhodes?). It's Waldron at perhaps his most accessible, with tight interplay with Jimmy Jackson on keyboards too, and a tight rhythm section that lays down...
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Discovery of a copy of this single in DJ John Peel's treasured metal box of favorite records after his death caused a renewed interest in this obscure novelty song and led to a 2009 archival MP3 release by the band, 'From the Frozen Tundra Vaults',...
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"Systematic had a label [Optional Music] but my partner was not easily interested in this or that band so I kicked a few hundred dollars to Steve Tupper and we called the first Flipper 45 a Subterranean-Thermidor co-release." - Rob...
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This is an awesome obscure outsider-ish one-man-band album recorded in a van as played to his dog, with no overdubs... self released on his own label, it's a follow-up to a first LP that is a cult collectors item that can fetch hundreds of dollars....
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One of my favorites of the lesser known San Francisco new wave bands, this release sounds a bit more like some of the Athens, GA bands of that time than the more arty or punky Bay Area bands they played with at local clubs. There's a poppy feel to it...
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This is a sampler covering material from 7 releases from 1974-1981, mostly during more of a spacey funky fusion era of the band than the earlier albums which have a much more Hendrix influenced guitar. Globetrotter includes members of Kraan including...
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This is also re-issued in 1976 on the Blue Note Reissue Series as the LP 'Canteloupe Island', Blue Note BN-LA632-H2, with the Pacific Jazz release ST-20168, 'Jean-Luc Ponty With George Duke Trio - The Jean-Luc Ponty Experience', and this bundled...
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This is also re-issued in 1976 on the Blue Note Reissue Series as the LP 'Canteloupe Island', Blue Note BN-LA632-H2, with the Pacific Jazz release of Ponty plays Zappa ST-20172 and this bundled together as one double LP.
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I agree. Listen to the video. ACR were years ahead of their time in sound and in offering remixes and breakbeats on 12". I was surprised this wasn't more widely recognized when it came out and that it hasn't been sampled to death and plundered by...
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This release is bubbling with trippy, spacey hard psychedelic rock with a clear nod to Hendrix. This comes off as a garage band project that is uneven and has a bit of an outsider art feel. Over-heavy on effects at times, vocals that are a bit off at...
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