timbaland and magoo "indian flute" 12"
electric wizard's new LP
Aguaturbia - 1st and 2nd LP new reissues
Ride "nowhere" LP
king tubbys meets rockers uptown LP
seventh dawn "sunrise" (new reissue) LP
earlier in car, NPR Science Friday
Luis Bacalov- La Polizia e al Servizio del Cittadino
Phil Ranelin & Wendell Harrison- A Message From the Tribe
Billy Wooten- The Wooden Glass
Staffan Abeleen Quartet- Downstream
I love this album. A little warning for prospective shoppers, though. The recent Shadoks vinyl has mediocre sound at best. The Tiliqua CD version is significantly better.
Waking up with some Latin boogaloo for a Sunday morning:
For those not in the know, the artist is actually Louie Ramirez - Ali Baba is the title. Great record, but the piano is out-of-tune something terrible...and they don't hide it or bury it in the mix either, that piano is up front...
Reading up on various Microsoft development technologies (work-related) while listening to the first SBB album.
Some mental doomsday synth fuzz prog moments on this.
Next up is Yma Sumac "Legend Of The Jivaro" for a bit of operatic exotica flavour.
Waking up with some Latin boogaloo for a Sunday morning:
For those not in the know, the artist is actually Louie Ramirez - Ali Baba is the title. Great record, but the piano is out-of-tune something terrible...and they don't hide it or bury it in the mix either, that piano is up front...
"My name's Ali Baba and I hope you'll buy this album. I need the bread to buy a couple of camels---you see, I haven't had a hump in a month..."
Waking up with some Latin boogaloo for a Sunday morning:
For those not in the know, the artist is actually Louie Ramirez - Ali Baba is the title. Great record, but the piano is out-of-tune something terrible...and they don't hide it or bury it in the mix either, that piano is up front...
"My name's Ali Baba and I hope you'll buy this album. I need the bread to buy a couple of camels---you see, I haven't had a hump in a month..."
SPOILER ALERT: and then he ends the album with a backwards spoken message (probably the same thing that Willie Fugal quoted above)!!!
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awesome LP
and lots of Alemayehu Eshete
timbaland and magoo "indian flute" 12"
electric wizard's new LP
Aguaturbia - 1st and 2nd LP new reissues
Ride "nowhere" LP
king tubbys meets rockers uptown LP
seventh dawn "sunrise" (new reissue) LP
earlier in car, NPR Science Friday
Phil Ranelin & Wendell Harrison- A Message From the Tribe
Billy Wooten- The Wooden Glass
Staffan Abeleen Quartet- Downstream
I love this album. A little warning for prospective shoppers, though. The recent Shadoks vinyl has mediocre sound at best. The Tiliqua CD version is significantly better.
before that some Terry Callier and some Bardo Pond. Not sure what's next
Great LP mate.
Ive been listening to 'Tommy Roe - Phantasy' all morning.
For those not in the know, the artist is actually Louie Ramirez - Ali Baba is the title. Great record, but the piano is out-of-tune something terrible...and they don't hide it or bury it in the mix either, that piano is up front...
Some mental doomsday synth fuzz prog moments on this.
Next up is Yma Sumac "Legend Of The Jivaro" for a bit of operatic exotica flavour.
"My name's Ali Baba and I hope you'll buy this album. I need the bread to buy a couple of camels---you see, I haven't had a hump in a month..."
SPOILER ALERT: and then he ends the album with a backwards spoken message (probably the same thing that Willie Fugal quoted above)!!!
"Ungawa! Yo' mama!"
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