[texasvinyl]

Nice Fevre album, million.

Currently enjoying these tunes by Ruscigan... very interesting and lovely tracks, mostly featuring flute, guitar, pianoforte, and spinetta/harpsichord. A couple with a little bit of a spaghetti western flair such as "movimento sindacale". "Riformatorio" version 2 with the acoustic guitar backing over organ and flute lead is really compelling..

[milliondollars]

@Texas: that Ruscigan is quite interesting. i know a (quite) cheap copy for about 60 € if anyone is interested...

***edit***
i see that one was reissued. no need to overpay...

[milliondollars]

yesterday night i got into a little brawl with some De Wolfe 10" albums. Eye For An Eye and Tooth For A Tooth.

never noticed the funny connection between these two and actually there is none despite the music which is top notch on both. i might prefer Tooth For A Tooth over Eye For An Eye though. just found a little review over at Toys And Techniques blog which is actually on point:

The leaves are turning and we've been seeing roadside signs for haunted hayrides and corn mazes. It might just be time for some spooky music. This record is a bit of a dark horse as I had never heard of it until recently. But it's a gorgeous little album of how should I say... noir exotica? There are hypnotic organs and flutes, chiming mallet instruments and a particular electric bass guitar sound that I like to call "punchy." This music is way, way ahead of its time, as if it were meant to have been buried and re-discovered somewhere in Bristol or Birmingham in the mid-1990s.

also i have found out that Eye For An Eye holds a secret track on A side which i have never noticed before.

oh, and the cover designs are quite nice, too...

https://www.discogs.com/International-S ... se/2588084

https://www.discogs.com/London-Studio-G ... se/3063605



Tooth For A Tooth has been ripped and can be downloaded. if anyone can't find the DL link hit me up or listen on youtube. highly recommended...

[Dollarhyde]

@milliondollars

Wow! @milliondollars they look awesome, added to the wantlist :)

The track titles and descriptions have my full attention

I'm a big fan of trombey's spinechiller lp that was used in DOTD one of my favourite library cuts from the film.


@milliondollars do you have any library 78's?

[milliondollars]

@Dollar: they are good indeed. grab them when you see one. you will not regret it...

i like the Spinechiller record. definitely a black circle spin and relevant to this forum. by the way. there is a nice discogs list with all the DOTD cues spread over 20 something records. collect them all!!! i stopped after 5, haha!

don't have any 78's and to be honest, i will not start messing with them.got offered 500 78's for 400 euros recently but i passed on them. i'm happy to spin records at 33 rmp. right now i'm too busy for 78 if you understand what i mean...

[milliondollars]

nice KPM dominating yesterdays evening. the describtion "hard-hitting dramatic themes in a serious vein" puts it quite well. serious, hard hitting shit! solid listening...

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Impact/release/2300556

[milliondollars]

the mellow mood for the easy evening by the italian mystery band Blue Sharks...

https://www.discogs.com/The-Blue-Sharks ... se/2747616

[texasvinyl]

Nice, hit me up if you ever find another copy of this one

[milliondollars]

@Tex: i know of a second copy but it's expensive...let me know if you are interested.

[texasvinyl]

Maybe depends on what expensive means haha. I can trade a NM copy of "Funny Walk" for it also.

[milliondollars]

for me one of the best Sonimage releases. Jean-Bernard Raiteux (or Jean-Michel Lorgere??) has contributed fantastic library music to some french labels. after hearing the recent Les Demons soundtrack i knew where some of the cues came from.
Les Demons and Trafic (not Traffic!) Pop are a must. need to read the liners of Les Demons now...

https://www.discogs.com/Jean-Michel-Lor ... se/2107788

[milliondollars]

some more french niceness from Vladimir Cosma is one of the first (the thrid actually, haha!) numbers from the great Patchwork label. the whole thing is breathtaking and can luckily be enjoyed by everybody on youtube in it's full lenght. jazzy ,proggy and even funky drama suspension at it's best...

https://www.discogs.com/Vladimir-Cosma- ... se/1821005

[milliondollars]

still one of the best for me. Nino Nardini's and Roger Roger's finest. always was and always will. such an epic record. this has influenced so many people from the 90s till today. i wonder if this will be ever reissued?

https://www.discogs.com/Roger-Roger-Ens ... se/2799913

[Mateo Sanboval]

Killer record.

[deafmetal]

Killer record.

Understatement, wow, really enjoying the tracks on youtube right now.

[Dollarhyde]

One of the best @milliondollars

I only have this 45 reissue :)

https://www.discogs.com/Nino-Nardini-Af ... ase/229905

[milliondollars]

finally back from vacation revisiting the strange and beautiful world of outsider music that almost nobody loves, haha!

been filing some records and noticed something i have not realized before.

only the last four releases of the infamous L'Illustration Musicale label have that circulating IM logo. i always thought this was used randomly and never paid attention to the catalogue numbers.

damn, these IM releases are so bizzare. it must be fun to have all 26 releases on the shelf.

https://www.discogs.com/Bernard-Fevre-T ... ase/490859

https://www.discogs.com/Jacky-Giordano- ... se/3053420

https://www.discogs.com/Roger-Roger-Sou ... se/2104570

https://www.discogs.com/Jacky-Giordano- ... ase/915054

[Mateo Sanboval]

Welcome home, Milly. I hope you had a good vacation. Now please resume sharing your enviable collection with us green-eyed monsters.

[milliondollars]

cheers @Mateo: glad to be home again. apparently i'm away soon again... going to visit Hong Kong once more, hoping to score some good records and have good meals in my spare time.

i was listening to some asian style libraries over the weekend. to the two Barigozzi ones in particular. like the one on Folkmusic more. it has some nice jazzy influences and funnily the Hong Kong tune turns out to be my favourite. Oriente is nice too, but it's a bit dull and monotone compared to other one.

https://www.discogs.com/G-Barigozzi-All ... e/10458465

https://www.discogs.com/Giancarlo-Barig ... se/5716730

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if you want to listen to more "asian style" libraries you can use my list as a reference:

https://www.discogs.com/lists/Asian-Sty ... ary/266553

[milliondollars]

synth heaven & masterpiece alert! totally forgot about this one. without a doubt the best Claude Larson performance in my collection. really can't say i know most of his work but i am sure this is one of the pearls in his discography. composed by none other than the great Gerhard Narholz, the Sonoton founder.

i played it at least 5 times in a row. get a copy, you won't regret...

a kind person has uploaded the whole album on youtube.

https://www.discogs.com/Claude-Larson-P ... ase/834723

[milliondollars]

i would not get angry if anyone could recommend any good Claude Larson records, by the way...haha!

[texasvinyl]

@million let me know if you ever find some of the Folkmusic titles for a cheap price. The only ones I ever see are crazy prices.

[milliondollars]

@Texas: do you know Mauro, the Funkabolik dude? i recieve his newsletter since ages. remember reading selling him all four for 50€ a pop not too long ago. not really cheap but fair compared to the prices that appear on discogs. you should ask him...

[deafmetal]

@Texas: do you know Mauro, the Funkabolik dude?

Mauro is a great guy, and has helped me out as well.

@million - Glad to see you back from Out-World, and contributing to one of the best threads on this forum. Although I do not comment on each and every post here, I usually check out the audio clips and add many of these albums to my want list. I would suspect many other lurkers are doing the same. Plantlife currently has my head nodding in appreciation.

[milliondollars]

cheers @deaf. i am very happy when forum members can learn about records they did not know before. it is the same thing that i am doing when i come here almost every day...

Plantlife is one hidden jewel in the Sonoton catalogue without a doubt!