lemur68 wrote:

interloper wrote:Okay, here's the first Brainiac installment.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ia4f0r

I have attempted to play this in Real Player, Quicktime, Windows Media Player, and Winamp, and it will play in none of them.

I think I mentioned this previously in this thread, but RAR is a compression format:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAR

You need to uncompress it, and then you will find mp3's. I have a mac, so I just double click it and I think StuffIt uncompresses it. If you are on a windows I am sure there are programs to do it. Or you can command line it, which I think is where RAR and TAR and shit like that is more often used.

joesepi wrote:

lemur68 wrote:

interloper wrote:Okay, here's the first Brainiac installment.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ia4f0r

I have attempted to play this in Real Player, Quicktime, Windows Media Player, and Winamp, and it will play in none of them.

I think I mentioned this previously in this thread, but RAR is a compression format:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAR

You need to uncompress it, and then you will find mp3's. I have a mac, so I just double click it and I think StuffIt uncompresses it. If you are on a windows I am sure there are programs to do it. Or you can command line it, which I think is where RAR and TAR and shit like that is more often used.

What he said. Winrar will obviously uncompress it, and I could be mistaken, but I think Winzip will as well.

Rimbaud III wrote:

mr.arrison wrote:

Rimbaud III wrote:Labradford, anyone?

what do you want? I have them all, except the first first album.

Ooooh! E luxo so if you please!

I could/might have this.

Nina wrote:Steel Pole Bathtub ~ Tulip
http://www.sendspace.com/file/3rrp16

Helios Creed ~ Lactating Purple
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rp72jx

The Pleasure Fuckers ~ Fuckdelux
http://www.sendspace.com/file/hv1rlr

WoW!

I now feel obligated to contribute.

I've just gotta dig something up.

Thanks, Nina!

cjh wrote:Sun City Girls - Torch of the Mystics.

Maybe their most coherent and well-known release. Excellent and harder to find that it should be.

Why is it hard to find? Is it out of print?

burun wrote:Why is it hard to find? Is it out of print?

Frustratingly so, yes.

Edit - one more for the pot:

Camberwell Now - The Ghost Trade

Charles Hayward's best post-This Heat release. Also features 'Working Nights' from the compilation All's Well. Skittery drumming and switchboard-triggered tape samples. Ignore the dated stomp of 'Speculative Fiction' and it's a neat little album of forgotten 80s outsider rock.

it's a miserable fucking day here, what better way to cheer oneself up than with some hoary old huge-vocalled religious psych-rock, from a time when men were hairy and testicles were big, fat and juicy (and hairy)

fiery jack wrote: from a time when men were hairy and testicles were big, fat and juicy (and hairy)

I hope they had flavor spray during that time...

Thanks for the visual, it's so.......
hairy.

Pure L wrote:

Nina wrote:Steel Pole Bathtub ~ Tulip
http://www.sendspace.com/file/3rrp16

Helios Creed ~ Lactating Purple
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rp72jx

The Pleasure Fuckers ~ Fuckdelux
http://www.sendspace.com/file/hv1rlr

WoW!

I now feel obligated to contribute.

I've just gotta dig something up.

Thanks, Nina!

You're welcome..

This thread has developed into a pretty impressive collection of fucking amazing music. I am impressed every time someone puts something up. Quite a few of them I already own, but most of them are on vinyl and I tend to be a bit lazy, so it's easier to listen to them if I'm here at the computer.

I know that there are some frequenting this forum who have been very vocal in their opposition to what we are doing here. I don't know what personal stance the big man of Electrical Audio takes in the debate, or if he has even made his feelings publicly known, but if he is opposed, I would like to thank him for allowing the thread to continue..that's pretty cool.

Personally, I purchase almost all the music that I listen to. I have in fact, paid for everything that I have posted here. I have discovered shit loads of bands through downloading that I never, ever would have heard otherwise. If I like a band enough to listen to them more than once or twice, I buy something they have released. Entertaining me is not an easy thing to do, so I have enormous respect for those who posses that talent.

So if I respect them so much, you may ask why I upload their music for those who have not purchased anything since cassettes went out. The only answer (not justification, mind..) I have is that music connects people, and in today's fucked up world, that does not seem like a bad thing. (Unless of course, they like shit music. Connecting with anyone via Milli Vanilli would be wrong, possibly even illegal.)

Salute, people with good taste!

From Quagmire~Tropic of Barren
http://www.sendspace.com/file/a93se7

Merzbow~ Cycle
http://www.sendspace.com/file/12mdkr

Vocokesh~The Tenth Corner
http://www.sendspace.com/file/18ds3q

Royal Trux~ Cats and Dogs
http://www.sendspace.com/file/jx8y9n

OOIOO~OOIOO
http://www.sendspace.com/file/c9q5em

Nighty-night kids...

I am not sure of the details with this one, but it is Melt Banana Peel Sessions:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/30kk45

In searching for more details, I found this post which has a link to download another Melt Banana Peel Session:
http://musique.wordpress.com/2006/10/15/melt-banana-peel-session/

But the download (through MegaLoad) sucks, so I will save you the time and upload it to SendSpace:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nwfeka

Since I haven't had a chance to look at this second zip/album and the one I have doesn't have track names (sorry), someone please let us know if there are duplicates here or what. Thanks.