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Henry Cow's and Art Bears' Fred Frith experimental and sometimes tuneful beautiful 1981 album for the Resident's Ralph Records, featuring Etron Fou Leloublan and Massacre's Bill Laswell and Fred Maher. With original innersleeve.
Original 1980 first album for the Residents' Ralph Records by weird new wave band originally from Indiana with unusually heavy and abrasive sound. With original innersleeve.
Original 1981 second album for the Residents' Ralph Records by weird new wave band originally from Indiana with unusually heavy and abrasive sound. With original innersleeve.
Original 1976 debut single, with picture sleeve!!, on David Thomas' private Hearthan label by one of the most original and influential American experimental art rock / new wave bands. A piece of history.
Original UK edition on Rough Trade of Pere Ubu's singer's first solo album from 1981, featuring members of Young Marble Giants, Fairport Convention, the Feelies and Golden Palominos, Henry Cow, the Red Crayola and... Pere Ubu.
Original UK edition on Rough Trade of Pere Ubu's singer's 1986 solo album featuring original members of the Cleveland band Tony Maimone and Allen Ravenstine.
Original UK edition on Radar Records of the 1979 'return' album after a long hiatus by prodigious group from Texas and one of the most influential bands of experimental art rock, featuring here Lora Logic and the whole Pere Ubu.
Original US edition of Wall Of Voodoo's exceptional singer's first album, featuring producer extraordinnaire Mitchell Froom and LAFMS' Tom Recchion among others. With original innersleeve.
1987 Dutch edition of the superb first solo album by Chilli Willi's Philip Lithman, with a little help from The Residents and featuring Tuxedomoon's Steven Brown.
Original 1980 edition on Ralph records of the fantastic second solo album by Philip Lithman, again with a little help from The Residents and featuring Tuxedomoon's Blaine Reininger. With original innersleeve.
Original 1981 edition on Ralph records of the great third solo album by Philip Lithman, this time with a very little help from The Residents. With original innersleeve.
2015 release ** This is the repress of ‘Dreams of Falling’, the first album by musician and poet Sandra Bell, from New Zealand. "The record was born after a discussion with Peter Jefferies in Dunedin, about rerecording the song ‘Industrial Night ‘.I had known Peter vaguely from Auckland but never worked with him. ‘Industrial Night’ was on my first vinyl release the EP “Blackbirds” which I had recorded in Auckland, and I wanted to reinterpret it. For the next year, from the end of 1990 until the …
2003 release ** In textured card envelope. 2partiMOLLItremolanti is a duo with Xabier Iriondo (guitars, tapes, live electronics) and Marco Tagliola (Pc, tapes). This project was born with the idea to compose and elaborate different kind of music source (concrete music, rock, electronics, italian melodies) inside a performance/composition. 2partiMOLLItremolanti like receivers of every sounds which encircle and stimulate us, like vehicle of interpretation of the present sounds in our daily life.
2012 release ** "L'Ultimo Ricatto (title in Italian, songs in English) is the work of a singer-songwriter devoted to the sacred word of folk in all its noblest forms, from English to American, from the 1970s to today. This began with the choice to achieve that warm, personal sound from the recordings, entrusted to the expert hands of the album's co-producer and recording engineer Raffaele Abbate, in his studio in the hills of Genoa, far from the city and its noise. He then decided to test his so…
"This is a good introduction to John Greaves' solo career and also stands up as an extremely strong album in its own right. It's almost entirely acoustic, and consists of reworkings of songs from earlier albums interspersed with some new material, with the assistance of an impressive roster of guest stars from the Canterbury scene. Greaves himself takes more of a back seat than usual - the core band for the sessions consisted of double bass, piano and acoustic guitar, the pianist and bassist pla…