crevecoeur wrote:I always been curious about it, but never wanted to spend a dime for it :

Does anyone have the James Iha's solo album ?????

d865 wrote:http://dunkel-inderholle.blogspot.com/2007/06/captain-beefheart-spotlight-kid-and.html

Click on the title below the green text for the "clear spot" and "Spotlight kid" albums.

Dr. O' Nothing wrote:Anyone have Camper VB's "Key Lime Pie"? Its "june" in the southern hemisphere. thanks in advance.

This is an avant garde freeform album of 'field recordings' made in and around Elswick/Benwell (Newcastle West End) and Morden Tower in 1983.

The band (Metgumbnerbone) were a group of students and weirdo's who would make nightly visits to local graveyards/the old run down industrial areas in Elswick and South Benwell by the Tyne...

Northumbria Police ended up arresting and investigating them as some members were caught 'grave digging' and human bones were found in their squat after a series of complaints from local residents of strange music in the night led to a Evening Chronicle expose...

Evening Chronicle excerpt:
''....The five musicians, Alan English, of Jesmond, John Smith, of Hartlepool, John Mylotte, of Newcastle, Sean Dower, of Benwell, and David Stewart, of Swalwell, were charged with robbing graves and causing damage in Newcastle's Westgate Hill Cemetery.''

Review of the tapes:
''mixture of acoustic and electronic music, since then the electronics have been discarded the music has concentrated soley on acoustic instruments. the music is totally improvised and the use of studios to record the material is avoided at all costs, preferring to use the place of playing as another instrument. cavernous places are preferred or outdoor locations, subterranean railway tunnels and the ruins of industry. the music portrays a close link with nature, evoking in our minds the different aspects of the year but mainly dwelling on winter.''

What say you PRF?