Though the reference to 'soundtrack without a movie' is bandied about, I truly felt this belonged to some European (Italian) experimental genre film (perhaps even a horror film?). Far more formally 'musical' than I expected, the 'concrete' sections really create more of a narrative to the arranged sections more than being just textural devices in the abstract.
A highly amusing compendium of naif wheedle, decrepit mirth and tinker toy esoterica from this longstanding Residents-indebted Japanese oper...
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BLISS 91 comp.tape
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HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE? comp.tape
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Northampton Under Glass compilation tape
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Bunny Lakers LP(complete)+++
As for the time being i'm searching for resource material i would appreciate any scans or photocopies of late 70's/early 80s fanzines on experimental/industrial/punk/DIY stuff.Especially i would appreciate photocopied issues of:AURA,FACE OUT,FOOLS MATE(******) NEWSTYLE(esp.Nr 10)ATEM magazine,AUDION magazine,Grohinga Well(or something like that,Belgian magazine).If you can provide any of this stuff please contact me.
any obscure synth/experimental/ dark cosmic recording!
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Side two is labeled:
HNAS - Ach, Dieser Bart! side two corrupted)
and is indeed corrupted?
...and concerning Side One:
Though the reference to 'soundtrack without a movie' is bandied about, I truly felt this belonged to some European (Italian) experimental genre film (perhaps even a horror film?). Far more formally 'musical' than I expected, the 'concrete' sections really create more of a narrative to the arranged sections more than being just textural devices in the abstract.
thank you very much for this album - and for the many others you have pleasured my ears with
Well, I enjoyed the skipping on side B. About time I got hold of the Heemann/Martin double comp & 'Ein Hauch vom Höllenlärm' anyway. Thanks!
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