Sunday, October 24, 2010

JEK DICOPPE & KILROY-KRAMEMBOLI, LP, 1981, ITALY



There's a thread of gruffly (and often hilariously) uncouth sounding post punk rammalama that I tend to associate with early 80's Yugoslavian units like Zabranjeno Pusenje, Lacni Franz and Marjanov Cudni Zajec. It's a musical impulse that also rears it's ungainly head on the fab Austrian V/A-Weiner Blutrausch LP that I recently shared and it's a spirit that is in full flower on this resolutely obscure Italian crew's sole release, which shares with the Weiner Blutrausch comp another key distinction in having one of the more fabulously foul covers to have ever assaulted my eyeballs. It's fair to say that the opening gambit here could set eyes rolling, but stick with this stuff and it'll at least periodically plaster a grin on your face. And for those of you with a weak spot for the truly absurd (intended or not) it's pleasures are decidedly more manifest, as between the hard rock poses, spacey post-prog musical impulses and new wave era quirk mongering, there really is some fairly nutty shit transpiring here that's well worth your efforts to mentally unpack. Thanks go out here to blog friend Chris for coughing up this curio.

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5 comments:

GRK. said...

Sodding hell, what a cover! Thanks for this!

Anonymous said...

grazie, amico
una meraviglia
poseurRome

john said...

This is a very good record - a complelling mixture of trash, prog, disco and who know's what else - all sung by a guy who sounds like he's not willing to accept that revolutionary zeitgeist of the 70's is already becoming passe. Next to krautrock, the Itallian scene is my favorite out of all the great 70's scenes, and I hope you continue to dig out lost treasures like this one.

zlob said...

Ho questo disco, originale in vinile,è vero che non è collocabile in nessun genere tranne forse l'opera rock, testi surreali e grande tecnica musicale.L'ho ascoltato fino a consumarlo, mi fa piacere averlo ritrovato qui perchè è un disco veramente introvabile, e ve lo dice uno che conosce buona parte dei blog musicali nel mondo della rete. FANTASTICO.

Zlob

Roby said...

Thank you very much for this obscure pearl. I would post it, if is not a problem for you, on my blog:
http://verso-la-stratosfera.blogspot.com
naturally with references to you and your blog, that is already in my blog roll...
Thank you in advance

Robi