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Sahara Dust
1993 release ** "Sahara Dust is Lindsay Cooper and Robyn Archer's collaborative score for a music theater production based on the Gulf War, and was recorded in 1992. Her accomplices number five and include vocalist and trumpeter Phil Minton. Scored in five movements, each with a textual element that serves as a meditation for the music, Cooper, who has long scored collaborative projects involving film, television, voices, dances, and theater, has outdone herself this time. The brooding score whi…
Ossiach Live
Original German edition of 1971 of 3LP with tri-folded cover and original innersleeves of live compilation featuring Anima Sound, Tangerine Dream, Weather Report and the Dave Pike set among others.
Motherfuckers GmbH & Co KG
First official CD re-issue on Spalax from 1986 in 'naturepac' of Xhol's superb 1972 LP (recorded in 1970), one of the most radical and strangest albums in the history of krautrock.
Electrip
Very rare original 1969 edition on Hansa of Xhol's superb debut LP (after Soul Caravan), one of the earliest krautrock albums.
Knirsch
Original copy in great condition with laminated gatefold sleeve of the superb 2nd album from 1972 by Wolfgang Dauner's fantastic avant-garde jazz-rock band Et Cetera featuring Larry Coryell and Colosseum's Jon Hiseman.
Apo Calypso
Original copy in great condition of the 9th album from 1976 by krautrock legends Embryo on their own April label.
Full Horn
Grey area repro of the original pressing with gatefold sleeve of the only album from 1974 by progressive jazz-rock band Cornucopia.
Apostrophe (')
“apostrophe (‘)” is a testament to Frank Zappa’s genre-defying approach and ability to blend seamlessly rock, jazz, funk, and avant-garde, letting his virtuosic guitar work shine through. The opening track, “Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow,” sets a whimsical comical tone, while “Cosmik Debris” and “apostrophe (‘)” emphasize intricate solos and quirky techniques that demonstrate Zappa’s musical dexterity. The album is a cohesive musical voyage in which the musician explores societal issues such as cons…
Festival
2009 release ** "The songs on Festival may sound chaotic, but actually they are pretty structured. each song has certain goal-posts that we have to execute precisely. a melodic idea, or a rhythmic idea, or some sort of event that has to be synchronized with the other members. at the same time though, the songs allow for free improvisation within certain sections. a lot of these ideas came from our interest and love of free-jazz. particularly the late-era recordings of John Coltrane." - Joseph Ki…