Recent Finds

[ppadilha]

Jimster said:
The Solar Plexus - Always reminded me of Mid-70s Zappa that one, like a Ruth Underwood/Dukey vibe, which is a good thing. Can't believe they let that cover go with Horizon-Wonk™.




Checking out that Solar Plexus now, it's got some Hermeto Paschoal/Egberto Gismonti vibes to it as well.

 

[Electrode]

Jimster said:



Electrode said:

Here's my scoop from the past week: Fumaça Preta kills.




I don't know that one, sounds... intense? I'll check it.




It is! reminds me of The Stooges "Funhouse" but much heavier. I bought the LP used for $14. Aside from Alex Figuera, they are from the British funk band The Grits.

 

[ketan]

Apparently it's loud/intense spoken word but for two bucks I had to have it for the cover...

 

[Electrode]

 

[Jimster]

ketan said:

Apparently it's loud/intense spoken word but for two bucks I had to have it for the cover...

Man looks like a reject Action Man

 

[Electrode]

And the forced perspective would have worked better if they superimposed him in deeper water. I see, "God, your hidden low-tide troughs screwed me again!"

 

[ketan]

The translation on the cover is Beto Mendez and his protest poetry. Had a listen and Beto is LOUD and INTENSE and had MAD STAMINA. There's a guitar and organ accompanying but it doesn't get much space at all.

 

[klezmer electro-thug beats]

That kinda sounds cool. More loud and intense spoken word in the world! No more Ken Nordine styles!

 

[Jimster]

ketan said:

The translation on the cover is Beto Mendez and his protest poetry. Had a listen and Beto is LOUD and INTENSE and had MAD STAMINA. There's a guitar and organ accompanying but it doesn't get much space at all.

He would have gone down a treat at Download Festival this weekend. Kind of a proto-Rage Against The Machine. We are about 15 miles from Donnington and people that bit closer can hear it from the comfort of their own gardens.

 

[Electrode]

Good stuff from past couple of days

 

[ketan]

from trips to atlanta and maynooth (ontario not ireland).

 

[ketan]

my absolute shit. sharon sings the hell out of this. d-train levels. major harris levels. teddy p.

 

[ketan]

also, that nick travis quintet is from '54 and confirms my enduring love for mid-to-late 50s jazz. back cova (pardon the mold):

 

[billbradley]

Most of my finds are "mailbox finds" these days.

 

[klezmer electro-thug beats]

drum drops! now that's a name I've not heard in a long time

 

[Yemsky]

billbradley said:

Most of my finds are "mailbox finds" these days.




billbradley said:

Most of my finds are "mailbox finds" these days.



That. And more often than not CDs. This week’s cheap to reasonably priced arrivals

 

[Yemsky]

https://youtu.be/b40P861l6pM

 

[klezmer electro-thug beats]

a strong haul! I was thinking about copping that si cheeba. I love cut-n-paste tracks. haven't pulled the trigger though

this weekend I "found" green mango 'run down' and then "found" I didn't have 70 pounds to spend on it, damnit

 

[ketan]

 

[ketan]

was back in Seattle for a wedding and ended up staying next to Daybreak Records, which I highly recommend. well organized cheap bins full of goodies. i've been "Looking for Nikki" for a minute. great Beatles medley on Crook and McGhee. wish i had more time for records on this trip...