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I haven't listened to this album in awhile.

Pete Namlook and Klaus Schulze - The Dark Side of the Moog Vol 1-4

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Moved onto more Namlook - The super deluxe box set Die Welt Ist Klang: A Tribute to Pete Namlook.

This is the cornerstone of Carpe Sonum - the label founded to carry on the spirit of FAX +49-69/450464 Records. Everyone is here - from Bill Laswell & Bernie Worrell to F.U.S.E. to Spacetime Continuum, as well as Higher Intelligence Agency, Biosphere, and Oliver Lieb.

The first 4 CDs contain tracks from FAX +49-69/450464 alumni, and the remaining 4 CDs contain tracks from fans. Proceeds from the sale of this release go to Namlook's family.

This is one of 100 copies produced for the second issue of this special edition set.

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Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto ‎– DVD performance of Uoon from the Vrioon LP

Make It Wit Chu is my jam.

Did you know the original from the Desert Sessions had Dean Ween on guitar?

Yeah. I did. I don't think I've ever listened to desert sessions though. Oh I should add it to my list. Have you heard it?

I've only heard a few tracks but it's Homme + whatever guests he brings into it. Of course it's worth a listen.

Well, if it's Homme, I should listen since he's one of my favorites.

Plus PJ is involved. Rid of Me is in my Top 10.

Add 9 & 10 to your list (it's one album).

I added them all. Lol. I'll have to check and make sure it's all on spotify.

The first two EPs and 9/10 are last time I checked.

I still feel this project is hella underrated. Is it as good as Cloud Nothings last two albums? Obviously not. It's still a fun little project though.

V.A. - The Roots Of Chicha - Psychedelic Cumbias From Peru (Part 2) (2016)

I only saw 9/10

Listening to the All This and World War II soundtrack (1976).

Bee Gees - "Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight:"



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Marta Casas - Soniando (2015)

Here's "La Luna" from it:



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John Lewis - The John Lewis Piano (1957)

"Two Lyric Pieces" (with Jim Hall)

Nice! I have the first volume and like it. I'll have to check that out.

I also have the first one. I just started listening to this one today and I like it just as much as volume 1. I'm guessing you'll dig it.

Been in a Psychopathic mood. I know the end is near when I have to go beyond ICP and Twiztid, but this is still a fun as **** tune.

Village People - Greatest Hits: Remix - (1989) - K-tel

Can't find tracks from this particular album online, but here's the standard version of "Can't Stop the Music"




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Muddy Waters - The Anthology: 1947-1972 - (2001) - Chess

"Hoochie Coochie Man"

:pimp:

There's so much retarded about this. It's dumb squared. But it's banger royalty as far as I'm concerned.

Everything about this tracks is so amazing. This **** rips!

HELL FUCKIN YES DUDE!

That track is rad as hell, will definitely listen to that full album tomorrow.

It's a great album, but unfortunately the whole album doesn't sound like that. So far it's basically QOTSA with female vocals and some other dudes singing. Not complaining, but if the whole album was like that song, that'd be amazing!

Fortunately there's enough stoner rock that more does sound like that.

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Been listening to Panoramaskrik by Norsk Råkk. Decent punk/ska stuff.

Hate juggalo rappers? Well here's a juggalo supergroup!

I am currently listening to Nero's day at Disneyland.

TFW you find out ICP's EPs are almost as awesome as their albums. Your TFW mileage may vary.

Howlin' Wolf - Howlin' Wolf (1962) - Chess

"Little Baby"

The neighborhood phrenologist and Generator - The Balancing Act (Los Angeles, 1986-1988).

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The more I listen to this the more I enjoy it. This could easily get on my favorites list.

Akron/Family - Before and again (New York, 2005).

The American Ruse - Real live wire (1989).

Polish-Norwegian new wave stuff. Makes you want to tear down the Berlin Wall.