Glenn W. Turner wrote:

JDanger wrote:

Is this Interstellar Space? That's a great album.

It is. I found it yesterday at a record store on Belmont. I think it's original 1974, I'd tell you how great it sounds but you probably wouldn't believe me. Right now I'm following it up with Nels Cline's revisitation.

burun wrote:Other Other Job is around the corner from the Vanguard, and every day I walk past there, I think of this album cover.

It's a fascinating photograph. It's just a wierd moment captured in time, the beat-up awning, their clothes, their faces, looks like it's sunset maybe, just a coupla dudes and his old lady, playing some way effed-up music, kicking the ladder out from beneath him.

Already bought the download when it came out but bought a used copy for the art/liner notes. So fucking good. Saw him in Ann Arbor Monday. Unbelieveable.
By suggestion of this board. Thanks.

Had the LP, bought the CD for convenience.

Good weekend for buying music!

Pleasure Ground - Prurient



The Voloptulist - The New Blockaders, Thurston Moore & Jim O'Rourke

Acid King "Busse Woods" "III"

"Pharmacopeia" A five 45 boxed set put out by Land O Smiles Records.

Just got these in the mail today.

Thanks Ty for talking about this in another thread. Pretty cool stuff.

Got represses of Sonny Sharrock's Black Woman and the Monks Black Time at Sonic Boom yesterday. I've had downloads of both records for a while, but it's good to own such fantastic albums in proper (vinyl) editions.

J. Burns' girlfriend hooked me up with a (somewhat) unexpected discount. Can't say I didn't mind it.

Bought this today

Bought these two last week end:

Across Tundras




And finally these one too, Sleep

Bear Claw- Slow Speed: Deep Owls.

i recently bought Arcwelder's 'Xerxes' for just one little dollar.

Om Pilgrimage
Blue Cheer Vincebus Eruptum
Adolescents Brats and Batallions
Joy Division Unknown Pleasures
Ulrich Schnauss Quicksand Memory