QUICK! What's on the turntable RIGHT NOW? (2011 Edition)

today:
masques dan cote d'ivoire (ocora)
jim shepard -- slit and pre-slit
bill orcutt -- a new way to pay old debts
soft machine -- 7
robert wyatt -- old rottenhat
the kiwi animal -- music media
dave holland -- conference of the birds
the holydrug couple -- ancient land 12"
föllakzoid -- föllakzoid 12"
2010 sacred bones winter LP

now
justus köhncke -- yacht/molybdän 12"

how is that bill orcutt?

so good -- have you heard any of his newish stuff? it's really wild percussive acoustic steel-string with some yelping and the occasional ambulance/phone-ringing

yelping like vocals not like taqueria reviews

bill fox - shelter from the smoke

i was going to order the 12" he put out last year but it was like 18 bucks & only one-side, felt like a thin deal -- is that it or something else?

yelping like vocals not like taqueria reviews

lol!

ya, serious lols.

http://content.bandzoogle.com/users/bermudatriangleband/images/albums/35680-sized.jpg?1

i've owned this album for like 10yrs and today is one of the first times i'm truly enjoying it.
http://funkyimg.com/u2/582/991/pearls_before_swine_-_balaklava_-_front_cover.jpg

uh,

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/dri000/i055/i05593bre2p.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4110FRAJZTL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

I just bought and listened to New Day Rising and In On The Killtaker. I thought about buying Repeater, too.
Listening to East Village Radio right now and putting homework on the backburner.
Pearls Before Swine never grows on some people, glad you are enjoying Balaklava. This is my favorite time of year to listen to it.

Balaklava is fucking gorgeous. One of my favorites. Hugely important record to me, lots of sentimental value.

tbh ive never heard pearls before swine, and im actually a little bit embarrassed to admit it here

hey, i don't own any michael hurley records, how do you think i feel?

pete, check this one out. pretty great, especially w/all the creepy whispering in the background

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWfN9R3zyx8

and there's a cover of leonard cohen's 'suzanne'. which i ended up putting on later last night. need more cohen in my life

http://wallofsound.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/flowers-for-albert.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_uB-0D-gV8mY/R8otom0MTPI/AAAAAAAAHMI/EVlyMGhc-Pw/s400/crispy+ambulance

^ i've tried so any times w/ that CrispAmb lp.

yeah, im kinda with you. better cover art than music, fa SHO

especially after the greatness of that Hot August Night ep. M Hannett and all...

damn is that really good? i passed on it at the (SAVE) KUSF rocknswap on sunday

tbh b-side of this CA record is better...

http://music.geocities.jp/softsjp/ROGUEELEMENT.jpg

^ well i love it; pretty much any Martin Hannett!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KGp0g1hJig

and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dp8hp9Ry1BU&feature=artist

Captain Marryat on youtube, sound pretty cool. Not heard them before and a lot was made of the discovery of the acetate at the time in certain quarters.
Nice Hammond organ driven prog with psychy touches. I like it.

http://991.com/newGallery/The-Groundhogs-Crosscut-Saw---Se-495093.jpg

http://www.iris.dti.ne.jp/~yutayuta/rs/coxmiller.JPG

http://images.pricerunner.com/product/image/81148437/Ivor-Cutler-Dandruff.jpg

speaking of which, i should definitely buy this, right?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Ivor-cutler-t-shirt-poet-cooper-clarke-Phyllis-King-/170592297541?pt=Men_s_Clothes&var=&hash=item6d6f543d7b

clara rockmore

the holydrug couple -- ancient land 12"

I accidentally played this at 33. I didn't notice until halfway on side b. It sounded just like what the band name represents.

secret museum of mankind vol. II

new dirtbombs is so good

I dunno I kind of expected to like it more. Cosmic Cars and Alleys of Your Mind are pretty hot but a lot of the rest isn't doing it for me. Like I don't know the original of Good Life but if I heard that song cold without knowing the background that it was a cover, or that it was the Dirtbombs, it'd just sound like some 3rd-gen dancepunk.

the dead c - patience

totally agree w/u dmr. i really wanted to like it, but i'd never listened to dirtbombs before and i didn't know all of the original tracks. i was really hyped on it when i heard shari vari, but the rest just sorta sounded like the rapture

re: pearls before swine, have to put a word in for the first couple of reprise releases. maybe lacking the pre-raphaelitesque (sorry) mystery of the esp-disk records, but still great. green and blue, dig the lisps.

i love all pearls. i think tom rapp's 'stardancer' is one of the best things he's been involved with.. gotta listen to that again tonight.

the Dirtbombs are pretty fuckin rad overall but if you've got a choice to listen to Ultraglide in Black or their cover of Strings of Life I'm gonna go w/ the former 9 times out of 10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxe7IiB0-8U

the Cybotron tracks do seem to lend themselves to some dirty rock treatment tho

TUSK

this record is just.... unstoppable, i don't give a fuck who you are.

http://blogimg.goo.ne.jp/user_image/36/ec/dc94094df0d6dc1c62f7b25b77693ab0.jpg

http://www.progarchives.com/progressive_rock_discography_covers/2627/cover_1661312112010.jpg

http://freemusic07.ucoz.com/StoreA/Formerly_Fat_Harry-1971-Formerly_Fat_Harry.jpg

Loooove this record so much.

http://www.wirz.de/music/herwin/grafik/2054.jpg

http://krypte.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/cover12.jpg

mmmmmmmmmm. so so so so thrilled to find this on vinyl! mmmmmmmmm.

Just made the hole bigger in this record with a knife so that side 1 which was pressed off-centre would play a little better:

http://superfm.com.pl/cache_img/U2V/U2VhLVNjb3V0cw==/181542252.jpg

Sea Scouts - Pattern Recognition - nice dirty noise-rock from Tasmania.

Larry Coryell & Jazz Workshop Boston 13/9/72
not sure I've heard this before. Pretty groovy. skronk electric jazz with Coryell's nimble fingering.