Anyone have any Notekillers? I heard a few minutes of a record of theirs today and I want to hear some more. Please?

Steve V. wrote:Anyone have any Notekillers? I heard a few minutes of a record of theirs today and I want to hear some more. Please?

they are great. i have a record, but it will take till mid tomorrow to get it uploaded.

klem wrote:

Steve V. wrote:Anyone have any Notekillers? I heard a few minutes of a record of theirs today and I want to hear some more. Please?

they are great. i have a record, but it will take till mid tomorrow to get it uploaded.

Thanks a lot! I'll be looking forward to it. I'd offer something in return, but I don't have much of anything that hasn't already been posted.

Harmonic 33 - Music For Film, Television & Radio Volume One

http://www.sendspace.com/file/bi44ps

BTW, thanks everyone, for the Fushitsusha.

Steve V. wrote:

klem wrote:

Steve V. wrote:Anyone have any Notekillers? I heard a few minutes of a record of theirs today and I want to hear some more. Please?

they are great. i have a record, but it will take till mid tomorrow to get it uploaded.

Thanks a lot! I'll be looking forward to it. I'd offer something in return, but I don't have much of anything that hasn't already been posted.

they are really good live. support these philadelphians!

Weirdos From the Uncommon World of Johnny Gunn with the Outre Musical Sounds of Don Ralke.
1960 Warner Bros. W1372

googled:
Beatnik/suspense; spoken w/music; WILD poetic narrations, or "flip-end vignettes." Narrated by Gunn, who sounds like Rod McKuen at his absolute hippest but comes off like Ken Nordine or even John Rydgren, comparable also to La Dolce Henke; Ralke & other top percussionists provide great background (even space music) to hip, spooky tales each with a twist & all with a very noirish feel...

A neighbor friend of my dad's had this record - it used to really creep me out. Somehow it found its way into my collection.

Could somebody put up the score/soundtrack/whatever to Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (The Umbrellas of Cherbourg)? Anything else by Michel Legrand would be appreciated as well.

Anyone here interested in any Godflesh?

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:Hrvatski - Irrevocably Overdriven Break Freakout Megamix (Live)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/6001mu

Fantastic. How did you know that this is the only knob twirler/mouse clicker that I enjoy listing to?