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Just showing that "The hand to man band" cover I was guessing it would be experimental. I had to go to listen 무키무키만만수. That sounded something that would be work for suprise wife at morning. :D :D mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)

Jeff, it’s just about time we had a video from you. Never worry about if you showed an album before. Most of us have short term memories so you can show it 5 times and we won’t know lol. Album of the year, dream pop. Interesting.

will have to check out dorji, sounds up my alley.

hell of a wicked stack there. All over the place as usual. Rosa Yemen is amazing, it's Lizzy Mercier Descloux. I have that ep with her on the cover on Ze I believe. some of the best no wave plus love her first album too.

hell of a wicked stack there. All over the place as usual. Rosa Yemen is amazing, it's Lizzy Mercier Descloux. I have that ep with her on the cover on Ze I believe. some of the best no wave plus love her first album too.

I've never heard of Michael Mantler before - he gets some well-known side persons! I have a Bush Tetras record - Too Many Creeps. Wow - I hadn't thought about UT for a while. I have a tape of Griller. Maybe I'll give that a listen. Thanks for showing the records and CDs.

I read about this female singer & went and streamed some stuff of hers and it's truly amazing& unique..Name is Nilufer Yanya..She's half Turkish only 30 years old..2024 release.. Album titled " My Method Actor"on Ninja Tune Records.Under the Radar Magazine Gave the album A 9 out of 10 rating

The only 3xLP worth listening to all the way is 69 love songs and Santana- 🪷 lotus and I'll die on that hill 😮

I bought that Tolerance box set when it cam out, from VOD. Pretty extreme "post-punk" in the best way. Nice you got that Stirrup, it is quite excellent. Recommended by Teddy from Eat Sleep Vinyl.

Another very interesting stack Jeff. I have not heard the Tar Babies album. My cousin Joe was in a multi-racial rock/psych band from the sixties called Brother Fox & the Tar Baby. The guitarist Richie Bartlett went on to play with The Fools and the Nervous Eaters. Ironically I ended up sharing the stage with The Fools in the late nineties. I ended up talking to Richie about my cousin. It was nice to hear him say so many nice things about him including his talent. <> The Zvuku Mu caught my attention. All experimental? Excellent stuff. So many new ones that I would like to hear. Thanks J~ Rob/Boston

12:50 It's always a good time for an in-depth discussion of Rock 'n' Roll Animal.

Hi Jeff, I do like that Patti Smith album and as usual you show all kinds of stuff I have never heard of. Do you even have a Beatles record? lol

Tolerance sounds a lot like Kim Gordon to me. You could eschew the vinyl and just go ahead and get the 5 CD box

Tar Babies!!!!! SST Funk!

Great stuff. I love Uzeda and that latest album is great, just as good as their Touch & Go releases. I agree though their earliest Italian records you can definitely miss. You are correct about that LG label, releasing those archival releases. I was streaming the Young Ginns release last week. Big up for the first Swans too.

Every time you say Shawn you would like this I know to proceed with caution. I had a lot of Dinosaur Jr CDs in the old collection. They were just okay back then. I recently bought one of their albums and I really like it. I do have that Coleman album and like it because it was assessable ! Always a very eclectic listening stack

Hi Jeff. Real quick question. Is the music on that Pailhead album similar to Ministry's sound? Ornette at the Golden Circle is a fine listen. One of his best. You showed a few interesting albums. I will come back this evening and jot a few down. Thanks~ Rob/Boston

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5:55 some blasphemy speweth

Roger Ebert wrote Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. A must see. Valley if the Dolls was adapted from the Jacqueline Suzanne novel of the same name.

I use to have that Lee Moses album, amazing I had an album you showed! An album that Shaun could not get past the vocals, not that really scares me Jeff. I did not expect Buddy Holly, felt like some real classic stuff. Always so varied Jeff

Just tried it again. Yep. Cant do those vox. I had a Young Ginns 7" in the 90s , didnt have a clue about Unwound connections or that it referenced Gregg.

Merzbow pressing Elitist! Is th4 name of my new channel so thanks for that. Just imaging gaggles of Merbow fans scratching their grey goatees and arguing whether the second click was intentional 😂 or just noise. Alex!! I WILL TAKE DOES THE NOISE RUIN THE NOISE FOR 400!! 😅😅😅

I’m never seen the PIL album. Famous words from Jeff “definitely not for everyone”. I liked that London Brew album, UK has a pretty good jazz scene. Always an interesting batch of records Jeff.

That Barbarians album is a classic. They were from my neck of the woods. But never really considered a Boston band persay. So that comp is called London Brew? I got to check that out after your ratings. Cool stack J~ Rob/Boston

Interesting stack, I dont have any Partch but watched recently video where all his instruments were introduced and demonstrated. That Philippine from thrift shop did you say, so you got it with good price, cheers.

An interesting batch of records. I like Flowers Of Romance but it is not my favorite PIL.

If you like Tom Cora-check out Skeleton Crew with Fred Frith! Excellent stuff!

Note taken Jeff, don’t get that CD, Haha. As usual a great eclectic mix. You have been busy on Doms auctions Jeff

I have that Cure CD. Just the single disc that I got when it came out. Other than that it's all new to me (except Scrabbling At The Lock). Thanks for showing the records.

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I had no idea that they reissued any Cherubs albums Jeff. I would love to get some of the reissues that were released on Amphetamine Rep. Great band. You showed some dynamite stuff. I did not know some of them~ Rob/Boston

Hypergal is streaming on YT music as Hyper Gal

I have been sitting on a copy in my cart of that Shipping News. One I've known on cd, love that band and the louisville scene at large. Bedhead is one of the greatest indie bands bar none. Huge fan. And the New Year of course which you probably know. (both the Kadane bros). Lots of likes for me here!

Native Nod pull is crazy!!!

Les Rallizes Denudes {Lay Ralleez Daynooduh} and the Flying Lizards are fun albums. I remember an interviewer asking Deborah Evans-Stickland why she speaks her songs rather than singing them. She said "...the answer is really very straightforward: Singing is more difficult." You showed some fantastic listens Jeff. From industrial to jazz. Reminds me of the early days of the VC when most of this stuff was being shared. Did you check out Sault 11? ~ Rob/Boston

My local store has an OG of that Swans album along with another one. I listened to it and that was difficult to last even a minute listening to. Someone else just showed that album also. I just couldn’t find any kind of song structure to it. Obviously I don’t understand industrial or free jazz lol

I have SLUG 3 man themes in the car now, I like it. As good as Fugazi ?! Pssshhhh lol 😆 I dunno if I can get used to those vocals as well. If you like the throat singing buzz and homade instruments you should try Spacebow, ita not vocals but 2 homemade metal sheets they play with violin bows, in a similar buzzing register as throat singing

I agree about pj harvey, the demos box set is by far my favorite stuff from her. Cool stack of stuff. Happy new year!

Retro gaming , interesting. I always wanted to do gaming but I just didn’t want to put in the time to do it lol. I did like a few military games I had on a computer, I would play them and suddenly found 4 hours of my day gone. Maybe when I retire?

That Rat At Rat R sounds cool. I have the Paris-Concert. I picked that up about ten years ago at a flea market in Harvard Square. It was one of the coolest ECM's that I ever found for a dollar. Checking out Slaughter of the Dogs. You never disappoint Jeff. Dynamite collection~ Rob/Boston

Sam Rivers is one I need to explore more. He's on that crazy Conference of the Birds ECM with Braxton is the only thing I've had I think. You don't need to apologize for liking an LP with 2 good songs, the whole scene does it with Joy Division. Lol😂

That Pharaoh box looks tempting. I actually enjoyed No Code by PJ when it came out. Happy new year, Jeff.

OMG I actually had a couple of the albums you showed. I have the A gray Samoans albums, classic, wish it was OG. I did have the New Dawn album but it was just okay so I have not gone back after it. I also had Goat, I really like that album.

That Chester Thompson is a good listen. Amazing drummer. I would love to find an original on Black Jazz. Super solid listens Jeff~ Rob/Boston

I liked Goat first two albums afro psych, but have not heard that one. I think they are anonyms but definitly swedish. Cheers.

That Wurm album is awesome!

FTB for the win. Take that Wùrm and see of theyll trade you towards WORM from 21on 20 buck spin. Little Rock is about 3 hours north, but pretty close regionally. Definetly the best PG

It is exciting to see all the people giving the Material Objects EP a listen. Are you still working at home or have you gone hybrid now? Never heard of Redhead. Nice packaging but boring book lol

I sampled a bit of that City of the Sun record - might need to give it a full listen. Love Bedhead - looks like a nice set.