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A 32-track survey of music from the Łódź Educational Film Studio, from 1957 to the 1980s: jazz by Komeda and Namysłowski, rock by Figiel and Skrzek, avant-garde and electronics by Kuźniak, Mazurek, Penderecki and Schaeffer.

Previously unreleased music from the films Wojciech Jerzy Has made at WFF Wrocław, issued for his centenary: Lucjan Kaszycki's Złoto, Penderecki's electronics for Rękopis znaleziony w Saragossie, Radwan's jazzy Szyfry and Kilar's Lalka.

Rare excellent 1987 compilation of great electro-acoustic music by Greek composers released by Music-Box and never re-issued on either LP or CD.

2004 CD re-issue on RCA/BMG of the 1970 album presenting music composed for Osaka's Expo '70 including a powerful electro-acoustic piece by the Greek composer and pieces for ensemble and orchestra by the two Japanese composers. With obi.

Very rare massive 5LP box set on EMI/Odeon from 1973 documenting Athens' live avant-garde music festivals from 1966 to 1971 with spectacular experimental music for orchestra, ensemble or tape/electronics by the most prominent Greek composers of that period. Unvaluable document never re-issued on either vinyl or CD. No inserts (photocopies of the English translations are included).

Re-press of the first LP from 1973 box set documenting Athens' live avant-garde music festivals from 1966 to 1971, with spectacular experimental music for orchestra by some of the most prominent Greek composers of that period. Never re-issued on either vinyl or CD. No insert (a photocopy of the English translation is included).

First 1965 edition on Columbia's "Japanese Contemporary Music Series" of the Japan-only album with three masterpieces for orchestra of Japanese avent-garde music from the early 1960's, performed by the NHK Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hiroyuki Iwaki. With booklet and original innersleeve.

Sole edition of the Japan-only 1984 2LP set on Camerarta presenting compositions for orchestra with soloist or chorus by eminent Japanese composers premiered at the "Minshu Ongaku" festival performed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Tadaaki Otaka. With insert and obi.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. This rare issue is fully dedicated to John Cage and the CD includes recordings unavailable elsewhere.Paul Dutton, improvisation, sephardic music, Stan Brakhage, etc..

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Paul Dutton, improvisation, sephardic music, Stan Brakhage, etc..

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: sound ecology, sonic weaponry, pre-Columbian winds, photosonic synthesis, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Iva Bittová, R.I.P. Hayman, Stan Brakhage, interactive video, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Hugh Davies, Udo Kasemets, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: René Lussier, Joëlle Léandre, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc. Sainkho Namtchylak, Ben Neill, etnomusicology, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Felix Hess, Peter Cusack, Douglas Quin, Paul Panhuysen, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: plunderphonics, Tibor Szemző, Louis Andriessen, Chris Cutler, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Alcides Lanza, women's music in Kenya, Tim Brady, Stan Brakhage, John Cage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Gordon Monahan, Greg Curnoe, Pēteris Vasks, Stan Brakhage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: James Tenney, Paul Dolden, Henry Brant, Malcolm Goldstein, Stan Brakhage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: improvisation, Tim Hodgkinson, Glenn Branca, Kazue Sawai, Stan Brakhage, etc.Sainkho Namtchylak, Ben Neill, etnomusicology, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Sainkho Namtchylak, Ben Neill, etnomusicology, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: David Tudor, Martin Bartlett, Antartic soundscapes, Het Apollohuis, Stan Brakhage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Pauline Oliveros / David Tudor, R. Murray Schafer, John Luther Adams, Stan Brakhage, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: David Tudor, Ann Southam, Ana-Maria Avram, Iancu Dumitrescu, new music for traditional Asian instruments, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: R. Murray Schafer, Hildegard Westerkamp, Yusef Lateef, etc.

Music history wasn't written solely by the major record labels. Beyond the charts, a vibrant scene of independent musicians, producers, and small labels emerged in the 1960s and 70s, whose recordings are now among the most fascinating discoveries in the history of soul, funk, and R&B. Often with no prospect of commercial success, they created their music with remarkable determination-uncompromisingly and on their own terms. For many of these artists, this was the only way. They founded their own…

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine.In this issue: David Tudor / Jhn Cage, Pauline Oliveros, Warren Burt, Ana-Maria Avram, Rolf Gehlhaar, Pamela Z, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: James Tenney, Malcolm Goldstein, Eve Egoyan, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Malcolm Goldstein, Pauline Oliveros, Urge, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Barry Truax, Jaap Blonk, David Tudor, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Scratch Orchestra, sound poetry and sound art, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: The Nihilist Spasm Band, Larry Polansky, Egard Varèse, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Vladimir Ussachevsky, John Luther Adams, Francisco López, microsound, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Hugh Le Caine, Michael J. Baker, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Annea Lockwood, Anne Le Baron, John Rea, Mannlicher Carcano, voices in space, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Ellen Fullman, Gordon Monahan, Richard Teitelbaum, Tim Brady, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Jonathan Harvey, Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji, Martin Arnold, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: Francis Dhomont, Nancy Tobin, etc.

One of the best magazines of experimental music / sound art, founded by John Oswald and published since 1978. Includes feaurures, essays, interviews, reviews, etc., and comes with a CD with (often exclusive) music/sound in relation to the contents of the magazine. In this issue: John Gzowski, Robin Hayward, Jim Burton, etc.

Lucky Restock - Limited Quantities. Please note: these are original copies that may show minor sleeve wear due to long-term storage. The vinyl is in excellent condition. Issued in 1997 by the Italian label Plastic Records, Harlem Shuffle collects fourteen tracks from the soundtracks and the soul and funk records that grew up around Black cinema in the late sixties and seventies. The sleeve calls them "14 essential cult tracks from the Black Cinema", digitally remastered. Compiled by Alessandro Q…