I Never Play My Caspar Brotzmann Records! And Yet, I'll Probably Never Get Rid Of Them.

I have sold over 1000 items over the past 24 years and only ever repurchased 3:

Siouxsie & The Banshees - The Scream
Gang Of Four - Songs Of The Free
Goblin Mix - The Complete

I've been curious enough to redownloaded a few things only to confirm the wisdom of selling them.

Scott - I sold that Man Or Astroman album too! But kept that Catherine Wheel, it's half good.

As long as there is at least one good song on a record, it needs be kept.

I have the duo lp with daddy. overdubbing suxxx (and i like the one with bill laswell better).

Wait, there's overdubbing on that record?? Kinda been wanting that but if it aint' straight up duo style I'm not interested

I'm a Caspar newbie - maybe I should stay that way? Am I going to be horribly disappointed if I'm expecting some sort of Stefan Jaworzyn full-on guitar assault?

i have waaaaaaaaaaay too many wendy/walter carlos records, that's all i know. like, a dozen! wtf? when do i ever play them? how about never!

Heads up:

Southern Lord is proud to announce the first in a series of CASPAR BRÖTZMANN MASSAKER album reissues -- beginning with the masterful debut The Tribe, originally released in 1988, and second album, Black Axis, originally released in 1989 -- both remastered and presented as they were when originally released. After reissuing the first five albums, they shall later be made available in a collector's boxed set complete with extensive liner notes, artwork by BRÖTZMANN, as well as a silkscreened print which will be hand numbered and signed by the artist. Full details of the series to be revealed in the coming months. CASPAR is also rumored to be working on brand new material.

Southern Lord will reissue CASPAR BRÖTZMANN MASSAKER's The Tribe on CD, LP, and digital platforms and Black Axis on CD, 2xLP, and digital platforms on January 18th, 2019. Watch for preorders to post shortly.

Just pump these directly into my veins

I will buy this despite the fact that most of these albums that can be easily found in almost every CD dollar bin in America

still have those first two records, they were great

Just got my copies of the reissues last night. Shouts to Southern Lord for the simple, straight forward quality presentation, no bells & whistles just the records. And the remastering /pressing, holy god Black Axis in particular sounds incredible. If I were still worried about getting my music recorded and pressed and sounding good this record would instantly be in my reference pile.

Does anyone know who did the remaster? I didn't recall a credit on the jacket and internet didn't turn anything up, whoever they are they did a great job.