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My latest vinyl acquisition is this:



A fairly rare double album by an infamous noise band called (sorry about this) Harry Pussy. This particular album is pretty much designed to be impossible to listen to, like Metal Machine Music. Not even really typical of their sound, no instruments or anything, just one second of a vocal part electronically altered in different ways for 60 minutes. So I had to have it, naturally. And then right after I played the first side, I fumbled with the record and left a scuff mark. :(. Although, who knows, it might sound better now.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Yeah I understand, when you listen to unusual music the correct speed isn't so obvious :)
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You sure listened to very different music. I hope 'Caravanserai' will be a success next time.

I listened to a random vinyl rip on Youtube today, an obscure gem of the 70's. It's an awesome Jazz Rock album with elements of Electronic, Symphonic and Space Rock. The coolest thing about it is the cover though Cool
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That does look good.  I'll check it out Thumbs Up
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Ohh that is interesting looking Sam.....What label is that on?
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I listened yesterday, it was good.  Comparable to Kraan's albums from that period, which I love.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DzmJSOShOM

It says it was on the "Hansa" label, 1978.
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Will have to keep on the look out for that one.....
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

I listened yesterday, it was good.  Comparable to Kraan's albums from that period, which I love.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DzmJSOShOM

It says it was on the "Hansa" label, 1978.
I read the name Kraan a lot lately I'll have to check that, especially since you say it's comparable with this Smile

Originally posted by Catcher10 Catcher10 wrote:

Will have to keep on the look out for that one.....
I was just seeing some copies on Ebay... I'm now feeling an itch to have it LOL
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KRAAN are da bomb !!!
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^^ I have some of their early albums. The debut is great along with Andy Nogger and Let It Out but I never
got around to buying Wintrup (?). The Kraan Live album (1975) is great from beginning to end.
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Yes....RIP Daevid
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Originally posted by TeleStrat TeleStrat wrote:

^^ I have some of their early albums. The debut is great along with Andy Nogger and Let It Out but I never
got around to buying Wintrup (?). The Kraan Live album (1975) is great from beginning to end.
Wintrup happens to be my favourite from them. Weiderhoren is quite impressive. Live '75 is one of THE BEST live albums I know of. Great band.
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^ I'll mentally write those album names to check later, I'm really curious to hear Smile
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Unfortunately Wintrup is one of those gaps in my seventies vinyl collection. I just never came across it at the time.
Currently Discogs has a near mint copy for $109 and a very good + copy for $42. These are both original first pressing.
Amazon has four new CDs from $57 to $200. There is a used - very good for $20 and a used - like new for $22.
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I was fortunate enough to have come across a guy selling off his vinyl collection for a fraction of their worth. He had 100's of Euro-Prog vinyl between 12-30 bucks !! I ended buying a total of 81 records from him over 2 years, then, sadly, he passed away.
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Originally posted by TeleStrat TeleStrat wrote:

^^ I have some of their early albums. The debut is great along with Andy Nogger and Let It Out but I never
got around to buying Wintrup (?). The Kraan Live album (1975) is great from beginning to end.
Wintrup happens to be my favourite from them. Weiderhoren is quite impressive. Live '75 is one of THE BEST live albums I know of. Great band.
wiederhoren is my favorite, and I agree with you on the live album. That's the one that hooked me in.
They're still putting out the occasional album even now. I've heard one or two and they're not bad.
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^ The album 'Through' is the strongest from post-2000 albums.
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

^ The album 'Through' is the strongest from post-2000 albums.
thanks for the tip! I haven't heard that one.
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My latest TD acquisition. I like this one a lot!
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