Monday finds
inVrs
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picked up those 2 at a thrift today: 
looks pretty terd-y, but dieter reith on hammond is not that bad: http://www.sendspace.com/file/wsdmkesome more breaks on there.some other finds from the last couple of weeks: 
adam makowicz "unit", imho his best record. only rhodes and drums, some pretty nice tracks on there.niemen "katharsis" - classic. found some more niemen records, but they are currently at my neighbour for mpc use..
pretty dope russian ost called "zodiac".. some weirdo moog shit on there.http://www.sendspace.com/file/9kynn8any infos? sheep? other one is some russian freejazz. very free.
eva olmerova with karel velebny .. not as good as i thought it would be.sbb is classic.
perigeo & soft machine, always nice. 
mailbox thingie.. dope record, but it has the wrong cover.and finally 2 nice thing NRR
looks pretty terd-y, but dieter reith on hammond is not that bad: http://www.sendspace.com/file/wsdmkesome more breaks on there.some other finds from the last couple of weeks: adam makowicz "unit", imho his best record. only rhodes and drums, some pretty nice tracks on there.niemen "katharsis" - classic. found some more niemen records, but they are currently at my neighbour for mpc use..pretty dope russian ost called "zodiac".. some weirdo moog shit on there.http://www.sendspace.com/file/9kynn8any infos? sheep? other one is some russian freejazz. very free. eva olmerova with karel velebny .. not as good as i thought it would be.sbb is classic. perigeo & soft machine, always nice. mailbox thingie.. dope record, but it has the wrong cover.and finally 2 nice thing NRR
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a few trades and a small road trip netted me these buggers today:
the DIONNE WARWICK has the awesome track "you can have him" on...
i had the buy the "CREEPERS" ost as i only just bought the vhs from a charity shop .. some killer 80's GOBLIN with massive drum machines business.
before i came to my very lame night shift i was enjoying the GANDALF THE GREY .... love the cover. this is a bootleg from the 80's...
7's are:
DAVE CLARKE FIVE - "maze of love" (fuzzy!!)
CREDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL - "down on the corner" (killer)
SUZI QUATRO - "can the can" (not too good - still can't find the one good Quatro track that someone played me ages ago... anyone?)
looks good and was cheap so i couldnt leave it behind... i would definately be making more of a fuss about it if i'd stumbled upon an OG!1
post ammended.
kraut rock?
More proggy than krauty but still pretty cool.
Steely Dan- Countdown to Ecstacy
Le Pamplemousse- Le Spank (Funky disco)
Checkmates Ltd- Live
Berlioz- Symphonie Fantastique
A "well-loved" but very much play-able OG James Brown for 3 bucks. Kinda cool.
And some free bongos from a friend.
zodiac was the brainchild of one of the children of one of the A&R people at Melodia, they tried to blow them up, which is why their records got such a big pressing... that's their 3rd album, i believe lots of movie themes on it, probably their weakest. the best is "disco alliance" which is pretty chunky weird soviet disco jams, their 2nd album was cool too.
ganlein was a free jazz monster, but his albums are also in abundance and WAYYY too free for my liking, check his trio albums for the straighter ish...
peace.
My snipe failed to execute on that copy that was up a few weeks ago so catching this one on a buy-it-now definitely made my day.
Nein. Kein Schallplatten in Deutchland.
but i did score this yesterday
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TRIPPIN'
Give it a closer listen. Granted it's not prog rock. But for Jazz/Fusion from Poland and drum based placebo raer, it's the Frickin' SHIZZLE mate.
Got mine from the fuckwit at High Fidelity records in Krakow the other week.... sucker...
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orlando marin is a dooope find.
Found that in a comic-shop a year or so ago. Posted about it but noone replied. I only ripped "pacific" off of that, and can't really remember how the rest is. Well worth it for that track, though!
e40 - capt save a ho (on sicwidit not jive)
pooh man - funky as i wanna be
scarface - money and the power
richard&mimi farina - celebrations for a grey day
francoise hardy - fh2
prophesy & flo-etic ep
above the law - black superman
trocadero citron bleu ost
A MAN OF THE PEOPLE
nice to finally get the 'SIMON SOUND' for a pound or two - not an amazing record but 'drums away' is worth the money. and very pleased to get hold of a euro "Dawn of the dead" OST - i absolutley love the track "la caccia" and i sold my reissue a while back...
the 7's are:
THE TREMELOES - "instant whip" (been after a clean copy for a while as the last two ive found were unplayable!!!)
ILLES - "wo ist julia" (hungarian group singing in German - the b-side is a nice down-tempo flutey jawn)
ELECTRA COMBO - "weiter weiter" (two non-album cuts from the same period as the one awesome album i have of theirs - sadly these are both fairly unexceptional)
Yeah, he's got a bunch - Games Guitars Play, Righteous, Baby Batter ...
Baby Batter has some nice moments, as does Shangrenade, that one's
actually pretty killer, and worth tracking down.
this "cristo..." one is pretty mediocre for me... lots of blues guitar noodling with some occassional nice bits. first track is lovely though. i prefer "baby batter"
-- wasn't he in Canned Heat or something?
the cover is a billion times better than the music tho!
(not my copy)
managed to make my way over to the Salvation Army (first time in a year) to find a dope 12" i never heard of on Correct
and an empty Z.Z. Hill sleeve...still containing his awesome press photo
however, i visited my man Earl. while he had no records for me, he did have an hour worth of stories including why scat music was started, how black men have rhythm and how he knew Raheem (who was mentioned in a Melle Mel song)...
he even offered to take me to Edenwald Projects to show me where he saw Raheem brought home from the hospital the day after he was born...
Earl is older like that!