A MINUTE TO PRAY, A SECOND TO DIE ~ (1981)




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Peter Brotzmann: tenor sax
Paul Rutherford: trombone
Han Bennink: percussion
Misha Mengelberg: piano
Evan Parker: tenor and soprano sax
Peter Bennink: alto sax, bagpipes
Derek Bailey: guitar
Recorded: 15/5/1970 Rotterdam.
Instant Composers Pool - Groupcomposing. Out of Print.

A right fucking racket.



Hototgisu - Green. Limited edition of 1000 CDs / Eclipse 2005.

A righteous fucking racket.



Neil Campbell - SOL POWR. Out of print. Limited edition Vinyl / Lal Lal Lal 2002.

Paging Chris McGarvey

I'l leave Julian Cope to sell this one:

"Last year, Neil Campbell’s excellent solo LP SOL POWR was released to further mess up the guesstimates of who-does-what in this band. This superb vinyl sounds as though Martin Rev had teamed up with Moebius and Roedelius, during their CLUSTER 2 period. Organs and Casios and (probably) cellos and occasional guitars drive the recording. Were this an official Vibracathedral Orchestra release, it would be one of my favourites."

cjh wrote:

Peter Brotzmann: tenor sax
Paul Rutherford: trombone
Han Bennink: percussion
Misha Mengelberg: piano
Evan Parker: tenor and soprano sax
Peter Bennink: alto sax, bagpipes
Derek Bailey: guitar
Recorded: 15/5/1970 Rotterdam.
Instant Composers Pool - Groupcomposing. Out of Print.

Awesome! Thanks so much. Brotzmann is outstanding,

Anybody have a copy of Jimmy Scott, _Falling In Love Is Wonderful_, that I can listen to?

(It was deleted almost immediately in like 1962 or 1963, due to legal problems.)

Many thanks.

edpriesner wrote:

cjh wrote:

Peter Brotzmann: tenor sax
Paul Rutherford: trombone
Han Bennink: percussion
Misha Mengelberg: piano
Evan Parker: tenor and soprano sax
Peter Bennink: alto sax, bagpipes
Derek Bailey: guitar
Recorded: 15/5/1970 Rotterdam.
Instant Composers Pool - Groupcomposing. Out of Print.

Awesome! Thanks so much. Brotzmann is outstanding,

No doubt. Thanks so much...this lineup is star-studded, and I know I'll never be able to get ahold of the damn disc.

Anyone have 'Machine Gun' by any chance? I lost my CD some time ago...that was one of my favorite improv records to date.

The Code is Almighty wrote:Every couple of months I like to beg for this in the hopes someone new might have it.

White (from Milwaukee) songs "The Kingfat" and "Play it All Night Long."

Anybody?

Hi,

That's me (we were in Madison, though). The stuff's in print, if you want to PM me.

Jon

JDanger wrote:The Tropics and Meridians record that is up there right now is pressed on clear vinyl, which if its legitimate, I have never seen.

The original run was on clear vinyl. Not sure how many they pressed but I bought my copy when it came out and it's clear.

Edward wrote:

JDanger wrote:The Tropics and Meridians record that is up there right now is pressed on clear vinyl, which if its legitimate, I have never seen.

The original run was on clear vinyl. Not sure how many they pressed but I bought my copy when it came out and it's clear.

Like I said I had never seen it, my copy is certainly not clear, but after I made that post I went on Ebay and found one for 5 bucks. So they can't be too rare. I also found a Four Great Points on clear vinyl. I guess I'm a sucker.

Sid Hartha wrote:I uploaded these for another place and realized that both were out of print, so...

Fire Escape In The Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker

Over the years I've collected practically everything he's recorded, but this best-of (compiled in the early '80s by Julian Cope) is still my favorite.

Hm, I listen to this and all I hear is Burt Bacharach. And Burt Bacharach ruined the 70s. No need for Nixon or Don Henley. Burt could have done it all one his own.

tocharian wrote:

Sid Hartha wrote:I uploaded these for another place and realized that both were out of print, so...

Fire Escape In The Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker

Over the years I've collected practically everything he's recorded, but this best-of (compiled in the early '80s by Julian Cope) is still my favorite.

Hm, I listen to this and all I hear is Burt Bacharach. And Burt Bacharach ruined the 70s. No need for Nixon or Don Henley. Burt could have done it all one his own.

oooooh, rough trade.


The Isaac Hayes version of "Walk On By"
makes up for quite a bit.

And the Geico commercial.

"I got hit in the REEEEEAAR"