if you're bored, take a look at my list

[cicero2]

list of cds i'm looking for. i have heard some, haven't heard others

since i'm moving from sf to cleveland, i'm trying to take advantage of amoeba (cle. doesn't have great used record stores)




the accused -

adventures in stereo - s/t (the s/t w/ b&w&
'adventures'

american music club - everclear

appendix out

the association - the association's greatest hits (but i don't care for the song 'Windy', so i dunno)

archers of loaf - ikky mettle

A.R. Kane - 69, "i"

ash ra tempel - Schwingungen

past masters volume 2

big star (i dunno)

badfinger GH (i dunno)

birthday party - hee haw

blue oyster cult - tyranny of distance/secret treaties

blood sweat and tears - son is the father (i dunno)

blur - parklife

curt boetcher - there's an innocent face (i dunno)

booker t - green onions hip hug-her melting pot (i dunno)

bowie - space oddity,station to

boxhead ensemble

broadcast - ha ha sound

brokeblack mountain light

the byrds

cakekitchen (under JEFFRIES?) - dev and deep blue sea

canned heat - the very best (capitol, v. 1) (i dunno)

clash UK s/t

come - don't ask, don't tell (i dunno)

creedence clearwater revival - ?

crispy ambulance - plateau phase

crooked fingers - red devil dawn

catherine wheel - ferment (i dunno)

chatham, rhys - die donnergotter

chrome - aliensoundtracks

chrome cranks - s/t (i dunno)

chocolate usa - smoke machine

the church - of skins and heart

collins, phil - face value (i dunno)

crosby, still, nash - s/t; deja vu steven stills - s/t
or manassas

cream - goodbye, wheels of fire

the cure - japanese whispers, the top, thehead on the

can - future days

dag nasty - field day (i dunno)

davenport

dead milkmen - big lizard in my backyard

decendants - somery (i dunno)

devendra b. - cripple crow

donovan - a gift from a flower to a garden

doors

8 dayz (klaus grabke) - 'pick-pocket man'

eno - taking tiger mountain by strategy

estero (i dunno)

exploited - troops of tomorrow

faine jade - introspection

flamin' groovies - flamingo (i dunno)

fleetwood mac - then play on (i dunno)

frederic

fuck - pardon my french

gastr del sol

alastair galbraith - mirrorwork

gary glitter - rock and roll: g.g's G.H.

glass harp - s/t

golden dawn - power plant

norman greenbaum

gun club - miami

his name is alive - mouth by mouth

the hollies - on the carousel (comp)

happy mondays - squirel man & .

hawkwind - ?

ida

jefferson airplane - after bathing at baxter's
(great society)

kaleidoscope - Infinite Colours Infinite Patterns: The Best of Kaleidoscope

king crimson - court of

kinks - face to face

nils lofgren - s/t (i dunno)

lovin'spoonful - daydreaming

low - long division, in the fish tank

lennon

ted leo - the tyranny of distance (i dunno)

lush - spooky

mudhoney every good boy deserves

magazine - the correct use of soap (i dunno)

meatpuppets - huevos

the mekons - r & r

magic hour - will they turn you on

mccartney - ram

the millennium - begin

moebius/plank/neumeier-zero set (captain trip japan)

mott the hoople - all the young dudes; journey: a retro (i dunno)

music emporium - s/t (i dunno)

the music tapes - first imaginary symphony for nomad

moby grape - s/t

the optic nerve

pink floyd - more

quartet music - ocean park

red crayola - god bless, singles

lou reed - rock and roll heart

ride - nowhere

rolling stones - 12X5,out of our heads it's only r&r

orange juice - you can't hide your love forever

pale saints the comfort of madness

pell mell - bumper crop

pelt - brown encyclopedia

procol harum - a salty dog

radiobirdmen

sagittarius - present tense (i dunno)

scritti polliti - cupid & psyche 85 (i dunno)

shrimp boat - cavale

sea and cake - s/t

bob seger - (early stuff? OOP?) (i dunno)

virgil shaw - still falling

shellac

simple minds - reel to real cacophony (i dunno)

sloan - one chord to another

sonny & cher - GH (i dunno)

southerning - templates made or found

sparks - profile: the ultimate sparks collection (i dunno)

spirit - s/t, the family that plays together

squeeze - argybargy

steeler's wheel comp.

stereolab - random transient

stereo total - my melody

subhumans - EP?LP

super furry animals - phantom power (i dunno)

sweet - GH

talking heads - fear of music

teardrop xplodes - killamanjaro (i dunno)

teenage fanclub - songs fromnorthern

ten years after - best TYA album ever

tortoise - s/t & millions now living will(bonus

this mortal coil - it'll end in tears; blood

trad gras & stenar - ajn schajn draj

traffic - mr. fantasy,

t.rex s/t (1970)

the trees community - box set, christtree

tsunami - the heart's tremelo (i dunno)

the vibrators - the songs 'london girls' and

U2 - boy

ui - lifelike

U.K. Subs - another kind of blues

the undertones

tom verlaine - songs and things

the white birch

the who - my generation (dlx edition)

yo la tengo - painful

neil young - rust never sleeps, comes a time

wipers - youth of america

v/a some interesting things youll see long flights

v/a - phinland psychedelic

bunalow suite:98

arthur alexander

kingsmen - in person

cliff richards - 40th anni. vol. I 58-61 (i dunno)

the sonics - psycho sonic (on theImportlabel)

thezombies - odessey & oracle

troggs - wild thing, love is all around

turtles - it ain't me babe, happy together

them - s/t

tommy james & the shandells definative pop coll.
(rhino

link wray - rumble! the best of (rhino)

v/a - ain't it hard

Gary Usher Greats, Vol. 1: The Kickstands Vs. The
Knights (maybe not, kinda boring)



eddie harris - exodus to jazz

dave brubeck - take 5

rahsaan roland kirk - domino

buddy miles - best of

nils cline




leonard cohen - the songs of leonard cohen

karen dalton - in my own time

paul seibel - woodsmoke and oranges (i dunno)



willie nelson - shotgun willie

waylon jennings - love of common; honky tonk heroes

nitty gritty dirt band - richochet

townes van zandt - ?

new riders of the purple sage - s/t

flying burrito bros. - gilded palace of sin



willie dixon

johnny otis - the original j.o. show (savoy)

lightnin hopkins

bb king - ask for collection of early singles

robert johnson

john lee hooker - sings and plays blues


lou rawls - soulin', B&B

otis redding - pain in my heart

ike turner - ?

al green - call me; explores your mind

marvin gaye - GH vol. 2 (on motown)

curtis mayfield - curtis, superfly

james brown - nightrain, hell

wilson pickett - the sound of

sugarmen 3

smokey robinson - going to a go go; make it happen

elvis - a date w/ elvis, elvis, elvis presley

V/A - loud,fast and outta control (rhino)

ravi shankar - 3 ragas

iry lejeune - the definitive collection

lord kitchener - 67 kitch

manu chao

eduardo mateo

sergio mendes trio - brasil 65

gainsbourg - vu de la exterior, & jane birkin, bonnie
and clyde

harmonium - si on avait besoin du cinquiem saison

lagos comps (lagos stori plenti and the other one)

studio one funk - ???

v/a - golden afrique vol.?

eccentric soul

v/a - mid-west funk


loren mazzacane conners - a possible dawn, airs


slum village - fan-tas-tic v.1

dubstep:
> > skream
> > kode9
> > dubstep all stars vols 1-4
> > tectonic plates 2cd


4 hero - parallel universe (jungle)

the advent - elements of life

akufen - ?

bl. dog prod. - bytes

thomas brinkmann (rmx of hawtin), klick 2

ozgur can

carl craig - landcruising

drexiya - ?

excepter

thomas fehlmann - visions of blah

burnt friedman - con ritmo

isan - any of them?

vladislav delay

mouse on mars

robert hood - nitetime world

hug

infiniti

jan jelinek

luciano - live at weetamix

repeat repeat - on soma records

jeff samuel - step

stewart walker

senking - s/t

tellier, sebastien

umek - audio

underground resistance interstellar fugitives

coil -love's secret domain & those w/ cyrilic titles

alex smoke - incommunicado

andy stott - merciless

triple r

yagya - will i dream during

warhammer comps


bach suite solo cello sonatas in G&D mercury SACD
janos starker

furtwangler

brainwaive

varese

[onepixel]

Nice list of tunes. I bought a Nacho Sotomayor CD from eBay and paid something like $10 total. It shipped from Germany.

When I got it there was an "Amoeba Cleanance" price tag of $2.95 on it.

Good luck on the search and move.

Carl

[cicero2]

yea, i get annoyed at similar experiences - buying a cd for 5 or 8 bucks, then seeing it later for 2! and having it be something like Belly's 'Star', which i liked when it was released 15 yrs. ago but have only listened to once since getting it again.

[Mystic]

...list of cds i'm looking for. i have heard some, haven't heard others...

big star --> I recommend #1 Record & Radio City

faine jade - introspection --> A surprising choice. You might also be
interested in Bohemian Vendetta, the
NY snot-punk psych band that backed
Faine on "Introspection"

golden dawn - power plant --> The 2002 reissue on the Sunspots label has
excellent sound quality

music emporium - s/t --> Are you familiar with the Relatively Clean Rivers?
Made an album similar in some ways to this one.

teenage fanclub - songs from northern britain --> A good one; their album
Bandwagonesque is also
quite good

trad gras & stenar - ajn schajn draj --> A surprising choice, pretty obscure.

the trees community - box set, christ tree --> This is an excellent record.
I have an original vinyl copy
but ordered the new CD set
from the band. For once we
have a psych reissue that
is legit, ie, not a boot issued
Radioactive, etc.

gainsbourg - vu de la exterior --> I think this is Serge Gainsbourg's album
"Vues de l'exterieur", which not only
has Jane Birkin aboard, but also others
like France Gall, Fracoise Hardy, Nico,
Mirielle Darc, Catherine Deneuve, Regine,
Anna Karina, Charlotte Gainsbourg & more.
Almost forgot Brigitte Bardot! I don't think
the song "Bonnie & Clyde" is on this album,
at least it isn't on my copy. BTW, the
song "Bonnie & Clyde" is a collaboration
b/w Gainsbourg & Bardot, not Birkin.

[cicero2]

thanks, mystic. of the gainsbourg recs. that i have, i like histoire de melody nelson best. somebody gave me a cd full of crap-quality mp3s of almost everything he did, but i don't listen to it, due to the sound-lack-of-quality.

sometimes i see bandwagonesque cheap. allmusic.com says 'northern brit' is their best, but their opinions aren't always the most reliable. in 93 or 94, i had TF's strange fruit, but i didint' like it at the time.

[Cantabury Guy]

Mystic

Let us know how the Trees Box set is? I just ordered the Radioactive copy.

[Duffinator]

Your list in incomplete. :D

I have several on your list including catherine wheel - ferment but haven't listened to it in a few years. I'll have to break that one out this weekend.

[cicero2]

everybody who has heard the trees community says it is great, but i am afraid of buying it for some reason.

same w/ catherine wheel's ferment.

often the things that i am leery of turn out to be favorites (friend had to work hard to get me to listen to simon finn's pass the distance, but when i did, i couldn't get enough of it for more than a year.)

[Cantabury Guy]

everybody who has heard the trees community says it is great, but i am afraid of buying it for some reason.

same w/ catherine wheel's ferment.

often the things that i am leery of turn out to be favorites (friend had to work hard to get me to listen to simon finn's pass the distance, but when i did, i couldn't get enough of it for more than a year.)

You can hear a great cut from Tree Community at www.theunbrokencircle.co.uk . That is what decided it for me. I had trouble navigating that site but I'm a senior and have been at computers for only two years. The Simon Finn is on there also and have listened to a few cuts but it hasn't clicked yet.

[Mystic]

thanks, mystic. of the gainsbourg recs. that i have, i like histoire de melody nelson best. somebody gave me a cd full of crap-quality mp3s of almost everything he did, but i don't listen to it, due to the sound-lack-of-quality....


I love "histoire de melody nelson", I just wish there was more of it to listen to. Really, that entire LP plays in about 18 minutes.

TFC's Bandwagonesque was released on the Creation label, I think? Well worth tracking down, if only MP3 version so that you can try it out before seeking an original vinyl or legit CD copy.

[Mystic]

Mystic

Let us know how the Trees Box set is? I just ordered the Radioactive copy.


Cantabury:

The 4CD set I have was purchased from the remaining Trees Community members, who have established a web site to sell not just the reissued Christ Tree album on their own "Hand/Eye" label. Besides the Christ Tree album, the community are offering a variety of other projects from the community's members, including "Stone Breathe", "Moth Masque" and a gospel of "Timothy, Revelator". You can read all about this stuff here:

http://www.somedarkholler.com/HandEyeDiscography.html

Hm, it appears that the 4CD set is sold out, but they are planning a "single CD" version release soon.

[Mystic]

everybody who has heard the trees community says it is great, but i am afraid of buying it for some reason...things that i am leery of turn out to be favorites (friend had to work hard to get me to listen to simon finn's pass the distance, but when i did, i couldn't get enough of it for more than a year.)


Cicero2,

Another web site where you can have a listen to pieces from the Christ Tree album is at the community's "myspace" page:

http://www.myspace.com/thetreescommunity

[Cantabury Guy]

Cantabury:

The 4CD set I have was purchased from the remaining Trees Community members, who have established a web site to sell not just the reissued Christ Tree album on their own "Hand/Eye" label. Besides the Christ Tree album, the community are offering a variety of other projects from the community's members, including "Stone Breathe", "Moth Masque" and a gospel of "Timothy, Revelator". You can read all about this stuff here:

http://www.somedarkholler.com/HandEyeDiscography.html

Hm, it appears that the 4CD set is sold out, but they are planning a "single CD" version release soon.

Thanks,

I was on their site Wed> and saw it was backed ordered. So I went to EBAY and got a Radioactive copy. If the box set lives up to what I have already heard I will order that when restocked.

[KeninDC]

Huevos is swell.

[cicero2]

mystic, i have trad, gras och stenar's '71 live lp. i liked it when i listened on my own. but then my girlfriend drove me down to san jose - to deliver a pair of non-functional boston acoustic a-70s and a non-func onkyo receiver to reEdger and i played it, as well as jackie-o-motherf###er's change. i have this weird music empathy, where i don't enjoy stuff if the person i'm with doens't enjoy it. so i didn't like t, g o. s w/ her

[Mystic]

.....i have this weird music empathy, where i don't enjoy stuff if the person i'm with doens't enjoy it. so i didn't like t, g o. s w/ her


I hope I don't develop music empathy; my girlfriend hates bluegrass, prewar blues, Guided by Voices and Bobb Trimble.

[Hyfi]

I have several of the disks on your list but the one name I was surprised to see is Glass Harp. I have been messing around with Pandora and they have the Live at Carnegie Hall album at least in the library. I saw Phil Keaggy about 4 years ago at a local church by himself and was completely blown away. That is when I heard of Glass Harp for the first time. From what I have heard so far on Pandora, I am about to order from Amazon.

Hyfi

[Dusty Chalk]

I'm not bored, so I only took a quick look at your list, if I have time later, I'll go through it more thoroughly, but two things I thought I'd point out.

Blue Oyster Cult have an album by the name of "Tyranny and Mutation" that came out just before Secret Treaties -- it's a great album by the way -- is that what you may have been refering to?

There is a band/group/project whose name is, and have an album by the name of, Bright Black Morning Light (or maybe Brightblack Morninglight, you may want to try all variations) -- is that what you may have been refering to?

I would recommend half.com and amazon.com's used section for some of those.

[cicero2]

dusty chalk, yes on both of those.

wondering if you are into noise (from your signature) i like some (otomo yoshihide, merzbow, etc)

[Dusty Chalk]

L, yeah -- not a big fan of Merzbow for some reason, but I love K.K. Null, Paul Lemos & Controlled Bleeding, and I do have a couple of Merzbow disks, as well as a couple disks in the Dry Lungs series. I am also interested in some more experimental musics like vidnaObmana/fearFallsBurning, Desiderii Marginis and the "...of Drones" series of compilations (Swarm of Drones, Throne of Drones).

But no -- "noise floor" is audio terminology, it refers to that level of noise generated by equipment when there's nothing else playing (sort of -- that's an oversimplification, but that's a good way to remember it), and dancing on it is impossible, so that's just sort of a funny thing to say.

[bordeno]

Order a copy of Mekons Rock N Roll as soon as you can. Just a great, little known, record. Play it loud, too.

And if you don't have Doolittle by the Pixies (I'm guessing you do since you don't have any Pixies listed) order that too. This is better known but still under the radar for alot of folks.

[cicero2]

yes, i have most pixies stuff (except the first ep that i can't recall the name of, trompe le monde, and the b-sides collection - though i used to have many of the 12")

for some reason, songs from trompe having been floating thru my head

not sure about the mekons, i've heard some a while ago. wasn't crazy about it except for the song 'cocaine lil'

quite a few of the entries on my list are iffy. i would like to hear them first, but never get around to sampling mp3s on line.

[cicero2]

because my list gets a lot of entries from times that i am bored and looking at record reviews on allmusic and rateyourmusic (and because i'm OCD when it comes to music), i have things on my list that i never actually shop for. but maybe they are good.

american music club - everclear.

recently found their cd 'san francisco' in the clearance bin. fairly good, but i don't think i'll listen to it very often

the association - the association's greatest hits

A.R. Kane - 69, "i"

badfinger greatest hits or ?

blood sweat and tears - son is the father

curt boetcher - there's an innocent face

booker t - green onions, hip hug-her, melting pot

canned heat - the very best (capitol, v. 1)
read that they did their best to sound like howlin' wolf. i love howlin' wolf, but not sure if i would love a pale (pardon the pun) imitation.

collins, phil - face value
this is a lot better than his other stuff? ashamed to admit that i love the song 'in the air tonight'

speaking of 'in the air tonight', what about union carbide production's lp 'in the air tonight'? (nothing to do w/ the collins release)

dag nasty - field day
some critic insists that this is great. back in 10th/11th grade, when i was way into bad religion, i didn't like dag nasty much. but i didn't hear this one.


dead milkmen - big lizard in my backyard
maybe i'm too old for this sort of thing

the godz
is '2' better than 'contact high with . . .'?

kaleidoscope - Infinite Colours Infinite Patterns: The
Best of Kaleidoscope

nils lofgren - s/t
my girlfriend's roommate subscribes to rolling stone. some writer there claims this is great

the millennium - begin

music emporium - s/t

the optic nerve

quartet music - ocean park

sagittarius - present tense

bob seger - i liked him when i was 5

sloan - one chord to another

sonny & cher - GH

kingsmen - in person

cliff richards - 40th anni. vol. I 58-61

troggs - wild thing, love is all around

turtles - it ain't me babe, happy together

them - s/t

tommy james & the shandells definative pop coll.

link wray - rumble! the best of (rhino)



waylon jennings - love of common; honky tonk heroes

nitty gritty dirt band - richochet

townes van zandt - ?

new riders of the purple sage - s/t

flying burrito bros. - gilded palace of sin


ike turner - no idea where to start w/ this guy


thanks!



P.S. the people at Amoeba have become far more helpful than they were when i first moved to sf. not that they weren't helpful before.
anyway, i'm just looking for as many different sources of opinions as i can find (like i said, i'm OCD about music)

[Mystic]

because my list gets a lot of entries from times that i am bored and looking at record reviews on allmusic and rateyourmusic (and because i'm OCD when it comes to music), i have things on my list that i never actually shop for. but maybe they are good.

canned heat - the very best (capitol, v. 1)...read that they did their best to sound like howlin' wolf. i love howlin' wolf, but not sure if i would love a pale (pardon the pun) imitation.


A decent list, I'll send other comments later, but this one about Canned Heat & Wolf made me stop short. I love Canned Heat & have the utmost respect for what Bob Hite and (especially) Al Wilson did for blues music & for the 60s blues revival, but I think that you would indeed find them to be a pale imitation of the Wolf's music. Hite was huge man and maybe he moved around the stage a little like Wolf, but he didn't sing or sound like him. Canned Heat can & should be approached and accepted on their own merit, for they were a very good band. I don't think there is or was a combination of any two persons who could perform & sound like Chester Burnett backed by Hubert Sumlin's guitar. (those Willie Dixon songs didn't hurt any, either)

[Dusty Chalk]

Magnetic Fields (aka Stephen Merritt) did a trio of albums collectively called 69 Love Songs and his most recent album under the Magnetic Fields moniker is "i" -- perhaps that's what you mean, not A.R.Kane?

Yeah, that first Phil Collins is easily his best -- I remember the first time I heard "In The Air Tonight" -- I thought it was Peter Gabriel (in the best way).

[cicero2]

thanks dusty chalk and mystic. no offense meant for canned heat. i'm just refering to waht allmusic had to say. i recall liking them when my dad played them when i was young.

dustychalk - again an allmusic thing, listed 'i' as an A R Kane lp. when 69 love songs was released i was working at an indy rec. store. some guy came in and bought 3 or 4 copies of that box set. the owner was so shocked that he dropped the food that was in his hand. love the song 'deep sea diving suit'

[Grainger49]

The BS&T that you are looking for is Child Is The Father To The Man. It is some literary reference, I don't know what.

It is OOP but out there.

[Mystic]

thanks dusty chalk and mystic. no offense meant for canned heat. i'm just refering to waht allmusic had to say. i recall liking them when my dad played them when i was young...

And no offense taken, just sticking up for a good (and often ridiculed) band. So the comment was in the All Music Guide? Okay, I'm off for a quick read, I'll be back soon.............................................. ................................................
.............. Back. Read the Allmusic review, written by Cub Koda, R.I.P. Koda was a good Michigan boy and I do like some of Brownville Station stuff. So, let's go ahead and let "Canned Heat" sound like Howlin' Wolf.

On to you list.

Godz - I prefer Contact High, one of the pinnacles of ineptitude, recorded. Maybe you should also be checking out The Shaggs' Philosophy of the World?

Millennium - Begin is Curt Boetcher's (& Gary Usher's) masterpiece. Not great psych, but not bad for a "studio band" effort (quite similar to the Sagittarius album on your list)

Music Emporium - Yet another "studio band" psych effort, but this one's a private label release and much better than the major label equivalents: strong songwriting, guitars, female (& male) vocals and cool organ tones. Recommended.

Link Wray - Don't know or have ready access to this Rhino-issued "best of" collection, but a most Rhino releases are of good quality and I'll bet their "Link" collection is a good 'un.

All for now - edwin

[bordeno]

Bob Seger....a few good tunes with Ramblin Gamblin Man my favorite. Its also one of the oldest
Tommy James & Shondells....a greatest hits album is WELL worth getting, I like several of their songs, like Mirage, I Think We're Alone Now, Crystal Blue Persuasion and others
Turtles...again, a greatest hits is worth getting. I have the one put out by Rhino on vinyl. You Baby being my favorite song.
Badfinger, again a greatest hits is worth getting, but make sure it has Baby Blue.

[cicero2]

bordeno - yes, i liked bob seger when i was 7 and my uncle's girlfriend was into him. guessing the best stuff is the earliest stuff.

with all the G.H.s - do you mean that those bands are only worth a greatest hits? that's what i'm thinking about them, but i do not know.

[nickrobotron]

i don't really see a lot of american music club fans. nice to meet you.

[Dusty Chalk]

Well, just doing a quick google, it looks like A.R.Kane actually did have albums called 69 and "i", so it probably is as you had it, not my wanna-be correction. I'm just not as familiar with his work, and with two coincidence, I thought it was a bit much without double-checking. Next time I'll double-check first. A.R.Kane discography (http://www.maymarch.com/arkane/arkane.txt)

[cicero2]

don't think i've ever heard AR kane. maybe on a 4AD comp.

nickrobotron - were the AMC discs reissued recently?

[cicero2]

and thanks for the input, everybody.


the accused -

adventures in stereo - s/t (the s/t w/ b&w
'adventures'

american analog set - ?

appendix out

Nthe association - the association's greatest hits

archers of loaf - 1st one

A.R. Kane - 69, "i"

ash ra tempel - Schwingungen

past masters volume 2

badfinger GH

bauhaus - mask

Nbeta band

Nbig star

birthday party - hee haw

blue oyster cult - tyranny of distance/secret treaties

Nblood sweat and tears - son is the father

blur - parklife

curt boetcher - there's an innocent face

Nbooker t - green onions hip hug-her melting pot

bovine over sussex west - vinyl only?

bowie - space oddity,station to

boxhead ensemble

bread - s/t

broadcast - ha ha sound

brightblack mountain light

built to spill

the byrds

cakekitchen (under JEFFRIES?) - dev and deep blue sea

canned heat - the very best (capitol, v. 1)

clash UK s/t

come - don't ask, don't tell

creedence clearwater revival - ?

crispy ambulance - plateau phase

crooked fingers - red devil dawn

catherine wheel - ferment

chatham, rhys - die donnergotter

chrome - aliensoundtracks

chrome cranks - s/t

chocolate usa - smoke machine

the church - of skins and heart

collins, phil - face value

crosby, still, nash - s/t; deja vu

cream - goodbye, wheels of fire

the cure - japanese whispers, the top, thehead on the

can - future days

dag nasty - field day

davenport

dead milkmen - big lizard in my backyard

decendants - somery

devendra b. - cripple crow

donovan - a gift from a flower to a garden

doors

8 dayz (klaus grabke) - 'pick-pocket man'

eno - taking tiger mountain by strategy

estero

exploited - troops of tomorrow

faine jade - introspection

flamin' groovies - flamingo

fleetwood mac - then play on

fountains of wayne - s/t

fuck - pardon my french

gastr del sol

alastair galbraith - mirrorwork

gary glitter - rock and roll: g.g's G.H.

genesis - ?

glass harp - s/t

the godz - contact high and/or 2

golden dawn - power plant

norman greenbaum

gun club - miami

his name is alive - mouth by mouth

the hollies - on the carousel (comp)

happy mondays - squirel man & .

hawkwind - ?

holy modal rounders - s/t?

Ianva - Disobbedisco! (2006)

ida

jefferson airplane - after bathing at baxter's
(great society)

king crimson - court of

kinks - face to face

nils lofgren - s/t

lovin'spoonful - daydreaming

low - long division, in the fish tank

lennon

ted leo - the tyranny of distance

mudhoney every good boy deserves

magazine - the correct use of soap

meatpuppets - huevos

the mekons - r & r

magic hour - will they turn you on

mccartney - ram

the millennium - begin

moebius/plank/neumeier-zero set (captain trip japan)

moody blues - ?

mott the hoople - all the young dudes; journey: a
retro

the music tapes - first imaginary symphony for nomad

moby grape - s/t

modern english - mesh and lace; after the snow?

the optic nerve

piano magic - low birth weight

pink floyd - more

orange juice - you can't hide your love forever

pale saints - the comfort of madness

pell mell - bumper crop

pelt - brown encyclopedia

procol harum - a salty dog/that 4in1 cd

quartet music - ocean park

red crayola - god bless, singles

lou reed - rock and roll heart

ride - nowhere

rolling stones - 12X5,out of our heads it's only r&r

radiobirdmen

sagittarius - present tense

scritti polliti - cupid & psyche 85

shrimp boat - cavale

sea and cake - s/t

bob seger - (early stuff? OOP?)

virgil shaw - still falling

shellac

simple minds - reel to real cacophony

sloan - one chord to another

sonny & cher - GH

southerning - templates made or found

sparks - profile: the ultimate sparks collection

squeeze - argybargy

steeler's wheel comp.

stereolab - random transient

stereo total - my melody

the stranglers - rattus n., no more heroes

subhumans - EP?LP

super furry animals - phantom power

sweet - GH

talking heads - fear of music

teardrop xplodes - killamanjaro

teenage fanclub - songs fromnorthern

ten years after - best TYA album ever

tortoise - s/t & millions now living will(bonus

this mortal coil - it'll end in tears; blood

these trails - s/t (sinergia label)

trad gras & stenar - ajn schajn draj

traffic - mr. fantasy,

t.rex s/t (1970)

tsunami - the heart's tremelo

the vibrators - the songs 'london girls' and

U2 - boy

ui - lifelike

U.K. Subs - another kind of blues

ultravox - ?

the undertones

union wireless

tom verlaine - songs and things

the white birch

yes - s/t?

yo la tengo - painful

neil young - rust never sleeps, comes a time

wipers - youth of america

v/a some interesting things youll see long flights

v/a - phinland psychedelic

v/a - underground french pop 77-82

bunalow suite:98


Complex - Self-titled first LP (UK) -- This is so good; if they have it, get it.
Perry Leopold - Experiment in Metaphysics (US)

Perry Leopold - Christian Lucifer (US)
C.O.B - Moyshe McStiff (UK)
Folkal Point - Self-titled (UK)
Barry Dransfield - Self-titled (UK)
Michael Raven & Joan Mills - The Jolly Machine (UK)
Daughters of Albion (US)
Jerry Yester & Judy Henske - Farewell, Aldebaran (US)
Guitar Ensemble - You-N-You (US) -- Pretty sure this is NOT available in CD format.

arthur alexander

king federal - ?

kingsmen - in person

roy orbison - rhino gh

cliff richards - 40th anni. vol. I 58-61

the sonics - psycho sonic (on theImportlabel)

thezombies - odessey & oracle

troggs - wild thing, love is all around

turtles - it ain't me babe, happy together

them - s/t

tommy james & the shandells definative pop coll.
(rhino

link wray -

v/a - ain't it hard

V/A - resurrection: the amplified bible of heavenly
grooves (2001)

Gary Usher Greats, Vol. 1: The Kickstands Vs. The
Knights (maybe not, kinda boring)



eddie harris - exodus to jazz

dave brubeck - take 5

rahsaan roland kirk - domino

buddy miles - best of

nils cline

thad taylor - forever amber

art taylor - a. t.'s delight

jackie mcclean - new old gospel

donald byrd - the cat walk




leonard cohen - the songs of leonard cohen

Peter Grudzien - The Unicorn (1974) Available on CD
via label Parallel World

Garrett Lund - Almost Grown (1975) - CD available
via label World In Sound

paul seibel - woodsmoke and oranges



willie nelson - shotgun willie

waylon jennings - love of common; honky tonk heroes

nitty gritty dirt band - richochet

townes van zandt - ?

new riders of the purple sage - s/t

flying burrito bros. - gilded palace of sin



willie dixon

johnny otis - the original j.o. show (savoy)

lightnin hopkins

bb king - ask for collection of early singles

robert johnson

john lee hooker - sings and plays blues


lou rawls - soulin', B&B

otis redding - pain in my heart

ike turner - ?

al green - call me; explores your mind

marvin gaye - GH vol. 2 (on motown)

curtis mayfield - curtis, superfly

james brown - nightrain, hell

wilson pickett - the sound of

sugarmen 3

smokey robinson - going to a go go; make it happen

elvis - a date w/ elvis, elvis, elvis presley

V/A - loud,fast and outta control (rhino)

V/A - chess records box

v/a - florida funk, etc.


ravi shankar - 3 ragas

iry lejeune - the definitive collection

lord kitchener - 67 kitch

manu chao

sergio mendes trio - brasil 65

os mutantes

gainsbourg - vu de la exterior, & jane birkin, bonnie
and clyde

harmonium - si on avait besoin du cinquiem saison

lagos comps (lagos stori plenti and the other one)

studio one funk - ???

v/a - golden afrique vol.?

v/a - mid-west funk, florida funk


loren mazzacane conners - a possible dawn, airs


slum village - fan-tas-tic v.1

dubstep:
> > skream
> > kode9
> > dubstep all stars vols 1-4
> > tectonic plates 2cd


4 hero - parallel universe (jungle)

the advent - elements of life

akufen - ?

bl. dog prod. - bytes

thomas brinkmann (rmx of hawtin), klick 2

ozgur can

carl craig - landcruising

drexiya - ?

excepter

thomas fehlmann - visions of blah

burnt friedman - con ritmo

isan - any of them?

vladislav delay

mouse on mars

robert hood - nitetime world

hug

infiniti

jan jelinek

luciano - live at weetamix

repeat repeat - on soma records

jeff samuel - step

stewart walker

senking - s/t

tellier, sebastien

umek - audio

underground resistance interstellar fugitives

coil -love's secret domain & those w/ cyrilic titles

alex smoke - incommunicado

andy stott - merciless

triple r

yagya - will i dream during

warhammer comps


bach suite solo cello sonatas in G&D mercury SACD
janos starker

furtwangler

brainwaive

varese

Acoustic Research Contemporary Music Project
In 1970 AR and Deutsche Grammophon collaborated