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By milliondollars
#91603
usually i do not hustle on ebay but when i have found this one last month, i knew i must have it in my collection. threw insane $50 in the pot and ended up getting it for a little more than $20 which i never expected. remember seeing this one on Jonny Trunks digital shop a while ago. you can listen to the album and purchase it for moderate 0.50 £:

https://trunkrecords.greedbag.com/searc ... q=sciascia

i consider the whole thing a jazzy space-age masterpiece and can't stop listening to it. the records title Dreams Of Another World is just perfect and a 100% appropriate...

just submitted to the discogs database:

https://www.discogs.com/release/9833471

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By milliondollars
#91702
ok, technically this is not a library record but since Klaus Weiss is a library warrior and this is one of the greatest boobs covers of all time it fits in here...

this one is wild! played it yesterday at high volume and the house and its inhabitants and its interiors were shaking. i was surprised how much people charge for the record nowadays and i believe you can still pick this up in germany for cheap. this major label release has been pressed in big quantities and i have seen it there at flea markets several times.

https://www.discogs.com/Niagara-Niagara/release/803508

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By Mateo Sanboval
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ScoJo wrote:@million -

*cross-references to make sure this is on the Tit-List...*

*Yup!*

:D
That's an alpha-go. Confirmative.
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By texasvinyl
#91784
Hey @million hit me up if you find an original Niagara in a flea market... Those don't turn up on this side of the pond.

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Spinning some groovy jazz numbers. This one is 04"A" and pretty good all around. It's the first Intermezzi I've gotten with the jacket. It's a wraparound style not a true jacket, and paper thin. I want to get it scanned, edit the details in Photoshop and print some HQ replicas for the two sleeveless Intermezzi LPs I have.

Best cut on this is "jazz a calcutta" (or "yazz" as the label typo says. Typo on sr-01 too, it says "souspense" instead of suspense!). "Gilgamesh" is also awesome. Both tracks are Alessandroni. Also "Altalena Party" by De Masi.



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By texasvinyl
#91786
milliondollars wrote:that Niagara record inspired me to do a new list...

here is the percussion library list:
https://www.discogs.com/lists/Percussion-Library/330342

Ooooh this is a fun one. But what qualifies as a percussion library? Does it have to be all percussion themed or just one track of open drums / percussion? Rhythm in suspense, ritmica Bellica, that Reverberi on Al Capone label might qualify for inclusion...
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By texasvinyl
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Stunningly beautiful guitar vibes on this one. Range of styles from spaghetti western-tinged classical guitar to jazz guitar and smooth bossa. Vittorio Impiglia is the guitarist. This guy could probably drop all of the panties in the room with a few strums of the nylon strings...
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By Mateo Sanboval
#91802
thewaystation wrote:Thank you, Texas, for going the extra mile with the clips! That Calcutta Yazz is amazing.
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By milliondollars
#91857
texasvinyl wrote:
milliondollars wrote:that Niagara record inspired me to do a new list...

here is the percussion library list:
https://www.discogs.com/lists/Percussion-Library/330342

Ooooh this is a fun one. But what qualifies as a percussion library? Does it have to be all percussion themed or just one track of open drums / percussion? Rhythm in suspense, ritmica Bellica, that Reverberi on Al Capone label might qualify for inclusion...
all percussion! there is tons of library with open drum breaks. i would not be able to make a list list like that...
that Al Capone record was in there already! added Ritmica Bellica as it fits technically in there, thanks!
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By deafmetal
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^What is the best reissue of that album? I cannot afford an OG copy, but would like to pick up a repress.

Finally picked up some recent Schema releases:
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This was top of my list, o' lawd:

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By milliondollars
#91952
@deaf: that Schema one is a must have! would love to see more of this caliber....

according the Stringtronics, i can't really help as i never had any reissue of the album. all i know is that the Fifth Dimension label is a little shady so i would recommend the Vadim one.
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By Mateo Sanboval
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I actually have Stringtronics on Fifth Dimension and it is almost certainly an "unofficial" release. That said, I think it sounds pretty good. I don't have an OG or a Vadim to compare it to so a bit of a useless post, but I was pleasantly surprised when I got it home. Thought it would sound...shadier.
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By Mateo Sanboval
#91959
milliondollars wrote:@Mateo: there's nothing to say that bad guys can do a good job, haha!
Tell me about it. I'm still spinning the clandestine Lost Highway from a year or two back.
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By Mateo Sanboval
#92119
deafmetal wrote:@million - Cool vibes on that Boneshi
Big time.
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By milliondollars
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this one might be of interest for all the horny and slobbering vintage porn aficionados among us. i believe it is the only library record by Jean Jacques Robert. sleazy & easy is how i would describe this french beauty. there is a good little review @deliriusmusic.at and the guy must have been impressed by the record because he used the album title for the name of his website. i went for the second pressing because it has the nicer high gloss cover and i am a horny little bastard, haha! check youtube as i think the whole thing is there...

...in the early 70s JJ Robert and JM Guise composed the soundtracks for two french softcore flicks, 'Avortement Clandestin' and 'Caroline Mannequin Nu'. the backsleeve points out in white 'High Tension' and 'Love Call' (referred to as 'Erotic Songs') indicating they were used as background illustration music in those films. both are fabulous french sexploitation jerks backed with excessive female moaning. piano, saxophone, hammond, drums, bass & fuzz guitar blend into an incredible intense mix of Groovy Pop, Psychedelic Jazz and weird waltzy beats. the programatic titles of #14 in the legendary Montparnasse catalouge exemplify the steamy psychedelic heat the music emerges from: 'Vision Pop', 'Evatorium', 'Erotic Night', 'Delerius Pop' & 'Thousand Galaxies' are full of psychotic as well as dreamy vibes. on the front sleeve lots of nice definitions in french can be found on 'Delerius Music': 'Improvisation Pop'! 'Atmosphere de Night-Club a Harlem'! 'Nuit Erotique'! 'Evocation En Jerk'!...

https://www.discogs.com/Jean-Jacques-Ro ... se/5759690

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