Reefer Madness - A Collection Of Vintage Drug Songs, 1927-1945

A collection of 18 remastered vintage drug songs from 1927 - 1945. Includes "Wacky Dust", "Sweet Marijuana Brown", "Dope Head Blues", "Reefer Man" and "Onyx Hop".

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La Voix Des Nôtres Présente Chantez Jeunesse CD

Compilation with old 78RPM recordings, originally released as the third CD in the 1940-1944 3CD box by Les Joyaux de la Princesse in 2006.

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Chansons Toxiques 1907-1946 (2CD)

40 amazing songs about booze and drugs recorded in Paris between 1907 and 1946. Featuring Édith Piaf, Bérard, D'Horvan (used on the Blood Axis/Les Joyaux de la Princesse - Absinthe: La Folie Verte album), Germaine Lix, Germaine Béria, Marcelly, Georgel, Yvette Guilbert, Nitta-Jo, Damia , Fernandel and many more. Bitrate 320.

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Various - Geçmişten Günümüze Tangolarımız CD

Compilation with Turkish tango from the 20's and 30's, featuring Seyyan Hanım, Mahmure Hanım, Ibrahim Özgür, Birsen Hanım, Celal İnce, Şecaattin Tanyerli, Seyyide Poroy, Zeki Müren, Zehra Eren, Saime Kenmen Şerbetçi, Yaşar Güvenir, Mefharet Atalay, Hulusi Öktem Korosu, Gökhan Ayelli & Mualla Saylık, Nedim Erağan, Erol Büyükburç and Güven Aydın.

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Various - Letters From The Front CDR (2006)

Letters From The Front is a special project featuring songs especially composed for this work by Israeli project Silence and Strength and French projects Westwind, Storm Of Capricorn, Neon Rain and featuring original wartime Soviet songs records (1941-1945) and extracts of speeches of Josef Stalin, Viacheslav Molotov and Yuri Levitan. The release features a video of the Victory Parade that took place on Red Square (Moscow) in June 1945. Letters From The Front is dedicated to 61st Anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in WWII.

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Масса Крыма - 1-я Серия CDR (2008)

Massa Kryma - 1-ya Seriya. Russian pop/folk/'old time' band featuring Jenya Borzih on vocals.

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Lockweld - Industrial Requiem (2001)

The eighth release on the defunct Dragon Flight Recordings label. American experimental project. Droning, noisy analogue sounds. For fans of Merzbow and Anenzephalia and the like.

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Indiscreet Stereo Test Record CD (1995)

'Indiscreet Stereo Test Record For Home & Laboratory Use'. Nothing other than the human ear is required to use this highly efficient and accurate tool for setting up, adjusting, and evaluating stereo systems. Featuring Millers Higher Life, James Plotkin, Lull, Princess Dragon-Mom, Scanner, Naive, K.K. Null, Final, Morphia, Delphium, Merzbow and Umbilical Limbo.

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Niama Tounkara - Nongon Kele Cassette (Mali)

Something different tthis time: Malinese singer Niama Tounkara's album Nongon Kele. This was released by F.C.A. from Paris. Support them and visit their shop at 53 Rue Doudeauville, Paris, France.

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Minny Pops - Live Parkhof, Alkmaar 29-11-1980

The Minny Pops live at the (now destroyed) Parkhof venue in Alkmaar, The Netherlands on Nov. 29, 1980. No tracklist, maybe someone can help...

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815? - Okdekkvin? & Final Refuse (Japan 1995)

Two tapes from 1995 by obscure Japanese hardcorepunk band 815? If anyone has more info about this band, let us know.

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Bonsho - Japanese Temple Bells 8-17th Century (1984)

The Bonsho is the large temple bell. It is suspended inside the shoro constructed specifically to house the bell. The Japanese character "bon" is used to express purity. Because the Bonsho is used for Buddhist Services it is given this honorific title. The Seattle Betsuin uses the Bonsho in a very unique style. Although the Bonsho is traditionally only rung prior to the service to let the "assembly" know that the service will begin, the Bonsho at the Betsuin is also rung after the beginning of the service and is used as a focal point during our "Bonsho Meditation". Listening to the Bonsho may remind us of the words found in the beginning of the Heike Mono-gatari: "The voice of the bell at the Jetavana grove resounds with (the teaching of) all conditioned things are impermanent..."

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Anadorei - Pussy Cannibal Holocaust (2011)

Raw primitive girl punk trio from the Tokyo underground scene. Erotic anarchy!! Bitrate 320.

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Chu Ishikawa - Tetsuo: The Bullet Man O.S.T. (2010)

Excellent industrial soundtrack by Chu Ishikawa (Der Eisenrost) for Shinya Tsukamoto's movie Tetsuo: The Bullet Man. Includes the theme song by Nine Inch Nails.

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Nauscopy Shortwave Series #2 CDR (2005)

These are (mostly) shortwave transmissions from various sources recorded in new Hampshire in the summer of 2005.

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Bad Posture - c/s (1983)

SF hardcore punk band Bad Posture recorded this album in 1983. It was produced by the band with Ted Falconi (Flipper). Bitrate 224.

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Phil Thornton & Steven Cragg - Initiation (1990)

Excellent spacy new age album with didgeridoo, flutes, percussion, electronics etc.

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Alejandro Jodorowsky - The Holy Mountain O.S.T. (1973)

Somewehere else to find already also, but this time with the right tags . This is the great soundtracks of the cult movie The Holy Mountain from 1973 composed by director Alejandro Jodorowsky together with Ronald Frangipane and Don Cherry.

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Child Bride - Reflections On Prism City CDR (2008)

One-woman noise act Child Bride makes droning, ambient, sample-laden, tribal noise that sounds like a pagan cyber-witch mourning the death of her shaman. ~Gerry Mak/Lost At E Minor. Released on CDR in 2008 by Blackest Rainbow.

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Konx Om Pax - The Wake World

Mysterious project from probably Luxembourg. Truly dark industrial atmospheres and sinister soundscapes here. The track 'Bones Of Rev. Jones' includes the speech of Rev. Jim Jones minutes before the Jonestown mass suicide. No info whatsoever available, so if anyone knows more, let us know.

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South Pacific Drums (1965 Recordings)

These rhythms have hundreds of years of tradition behind every beat. Every group on this album consists of about ten talented percussionists. They employ 'toeres', a native form of wood-block, hand-carved from the 'Tamanu' tree, each of a different size and pitch. Several played together create a musical triad. A contrasting sound is sometimes furnished by the 'ofe', a section of split bamboo. The split section is raised and made rigid by inserting small pieces of bamboo at each end, and the instrument is played by hitting the raised slits with two bamboo sticks. The remainder of a Polynesian percussion orchestra consists of 'pahus', drums varying in size from tiny bongo-like instruments to the massive, deep-voiced bass drum, usually a hollowed-out coconut trunk covered by a sharkskin head. Each drummer has a rhythm of his own to perform, each more intricate as the drums gets smaller, and they all blend surprisingly into a definite syncopated pattern.

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BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Mark Elder - Prokofiev: Cantata For The 20th Anniversary Of The October Revolution, Op. 74 (1996)

From Wikipedia: Obscure as this cantata may be, it should never be dismissed as insignificant. Disturbing, it certainly is: its text alone, drawn from the writings of Marx, Lenin and Stalin, is, to say the least, controversial. In ten contrasting movements it relates the story of the Bolshevik Revolution and the birth of the Soviet Union, from the battle for the Winter Palace in 1917, through the suffering of 1918 and Lenin's funeral in 1924, to the building of factories and collective farms in the early Thirties and the final consolidation of Stalin's control over the country with his new constitution of 1936. Begun by Prokofiev in 1936 on commission from the All-Union Radio Committee, it was finished the following summer. Prokofiev expected it to be part of the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the October Revolution of 1917. Due to the political climate towards artists in 1937, Prokofiev decided to assure his safety by withholding the work. The Cantata had to wait until May 1966 for its premier, 13 years after Prokofiev's death. Ironically, Stalin was also dead and also disgraced by this time. The cantata is a type of patriotic cantata. The music is frequently unconventional and certainly way out of line with the Communist Party's populist remit of Socialist Realism. Its extravagant sound palette combines a full orchestra with typically Russian choral writing, folk instruments and the sounds of marching, gunfire and sirens, all to spectacular pictorial effect. Leaving political acceptability aside, the Cantata is a thrilling piece of music, written when Prokofiev was at the height of his powers.

Recorded at Royal Festival Hall, London, England, Feb. 17, 1996.
Mark Elder - Conductor, Oleg Miroshnikov - Speaker, BBC Symphony Chorus, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Geoffrey Mitchell Choir, Stephen Jackson - Choir Master, Philip Burwell -Engineer.

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Pislarven - Strak en Stuiterend (Live in Parkhof 27-05-1995)

Pislarven was a hardcore punk band from the Parkhof scene in Alkmaar, The Netherlands, active in the mid-90s. First line up consisted of Ruudje on vocals, Bertje Doperwtje on guitar, Wørm (ex-Disciples of Tonka) on bass and Tesselaar aka Sjakie (later Mindfok and many more bands) on drums. After Sjakie moved to Groningen, Lennaert from Boycot and countless other bands replaced him on drums. Bertje Doperwtje was already replaced much earlier by Leus (ex-Convulsion and Disciples of Tonka on guitar. They played a sort of distorted Japanese style hardcore with Dutch lyrics.

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Zeitlich Vergelter - Schlagen / Dimension 7" (1985)

Japanese industrial band featuring Tetsuo soundtack composer Chu Ishikawa, Maki Fuji of Soft ballet and NEU of Neurotic Doll. Sort of a Japanese Einstürzende Neubauten. This is their only release, besides a couple of tracks on 'Dead Tech/No Wave From Japan' and 'NG' compilations.

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ЯО 91404 Д – Ключ от Бездны (Key To Abyss) CDR (2005)

2005 release by YAO 91404 D, a St. Petersburg-based industrial project. Recorded using excerpts from radio monologues, musical cuts, factory noise and based on the book of 'The Last Soviet Writer' Ilya Masodov. This CDR was limited to 68 copies.

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The Nurse - ナース 7" Flexi (1983)

First flexi single by this female Japanese punk band from Tokyo.

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A Bloody Occurrence CDR (2005)

Transatlantic gruesome team-up of SCHIZOID (one leg DIRK FREENOISE, one arm swinging the axe of The Zoid and partly braindead) and SHARKI FACE (part-time cheerleader in CRACK WAR and mysteriously part of the neon entity known as CAROLINER RAINBOW). Stuttering no-wave feedback and molten noise lava snorted at intense volumes. Like throwing slow-motion snowballs and gargling absinth in the snow, we've tried but we're not any wiser. Strings are raped, datacrushing effect swirl and non-wave dancefloor-friendly noise clouds. Will have you air-guitaring all over the place! The multi-color handsilkscreened big poster-sleeve was designed by full-time bum and part-time cripple Jelle Crama. Limited to 100 copies.

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Yellow Sunshine Explosion - Yellow Sunshine Explosion LP (Germany 1987)

Maybe still available for download on 1 or 2 other blogs, but here it is again. Excellent trippy acid garage psych album from Germany, 1987.

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Rare Film Noir Music Of The 1940's

A collection of film noir music including tracks by Miklós Rózsa, Franz Waxman, Adolph Deutsch, David Buttolph, Victor Young, Daniele Amfitheatrof, David Raksin and 7 others from movies like 'Secret Beyond The Door', 'The Killers', 'Singapore', 'The Two Mrs. Carrolls', 'Force Of Evil', 'This Gun For Hire', 'Kiss The Blood Off My Hands' etc. Bitrate 320.

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Magic Is Küntmaster - Nightsongs For Ugly Children (2003)

Solo debut from Camilla Ha (ex-vocalist of My Name Is Rar Rar). Joining dark melodies enshrouded by death-march beats all topped off with a vulgar Diamanda Galas-esque maniacal singing. Majestic and triumphant.

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P16.D4 - Distruct (1984)

Assemblage of transformed and (re)structured sound material. Recorded XII/82 to XI/84. Released I/85 as LP (Selektion SLP005) and in 94 as CD (Odd Size CDOS10). Directed by Ralf Wehowsky with Roger Schönauer, Ewald Weber, Stefan Schmidt, Gerd Neumann, Thomas Memmler and Peter Lambert. The idea for 'Distruct' was born in 1982, when Harry C. Poole of Smegma-fame - in reply to the invitation for the Selektion's 'Masse Mensch' compilation - offered to send basic tracks to be completed by P16.D4. To quote Harry: "A complete tape made thousands of miles apart". As it were, Harry never sent his tape, but RLW began to organize the 'Distruct' project at the end of 1982. Material was submitted by the 14 groups/artists named below and was used - together with P16.D4-material - to compose 'Distruct'. Participants were Bladder Flask (UK, track 6 & 8), Déficit des Années Antérieures (France, track 5), De Fabriek (The Netherlands, track 10), The Haters (Canada, track 7), Philip Johnson (UK, track 1, 7 & 8), Hiroki Kocha (Japan, track 10), Merzbow (Japan, track 8), Fredrik Nilsen (USA, track 2), Nocturnal Emissions (UK, track 2, 8 & 9), Nurse With Wound (UK, track 1), Onnyk (Yoshiaki Kinno, Japan, track 3 & 6), Harold Schellinx (The Netherlands, track 2), Die Tödliche Doris (Germany, track 2 & 5), Vortex Campaign (Belgium, track 10) and Achim Wollscheid (LP-cover, Germany).

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Excretion / Ultimo Rausea - Split 7" (1994)

Split 7" with grindcore/punk band Excretion from Perth, Western Australia and ultra fast hardcore punk band Ultimo Rausea from Kanazawa, Japan. Released in 1994 by the German Ecocentric label.

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Josef N - Josef N (2002)

The sound of this debut album by German artist Josef N is characterized by ritual landscapes influenced by Indian and Arab sonorities, with some anguished dark-ambient walls of sound, brutal distortions and celestial female voices. Also very particular and obsessive German speeches put an obscure atmosphere to an album that can be compared to acts like Toroidh, DDR or early Der Blutharsch.

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Chimuser / Other Peoples Children - 5x Misery CDR (2005)

"Chimuser (or any of his countless other ridiculous monikers) continues to give new meanings to rubbish. Ever woke up in the gutter, sweating in your own smoldering puke ? Creepy hissing layers of haunted violin manipulations and worthless objects turned into magnificent pieces of crap. No sleep and cheap gutwrenching beer are the fuel for non talent junknoise muzak. A minimal dense composition, we were lucky to caught him in one of his emo moments. Did we say dense ? Up next are the rising youngsters of harsh noise Other Peoples Children displaying their tormented stormcock. Corrosive feedback and burning distortion injected with enough youngblood energy to lay down a mammoth. Packaged in spraypainted jewel cases with glued metal objects and utter trash, most likely the dirtiest product yet under the banner of Audiobot. Limited to only 40 copies and praise the lord for that..." ~Audiobot.

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Various - Bunker Archeology (1996)

Industrial/experimental/dark ambient compilation CD released in 1996 on the now defunct Noise Museum label from France. Featuring Vance Orchestra (The Netherlands), Myiase (Switzerland), Telepherique (Germany), Söldnergeist (Germany), Daniel Menche (USA), Voice Of Eye (USA), In Be Tween Noise (USA) and Ultra Milkmaids (France).

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DDR - Verlogener Realismus (2002)

DDR embodies an extreme left-wing imagery, mixing original apocalyptic atmospheres reminding of a catastrophic interpretation of the socialist/industrial music school. With 'Verlogener Realismus', DDR presents a collage that announces this awesome martial music, mixing noises with apocalyptic sounds, anguished samples and hypnotic loops.

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Din A Testbild - Programm 2 (1981)

Second album by German experimental electronic band featuring Mark Eins and Funky Götzner (Ton Steine Scherben/Terra Brasilis), mixed, mastered and produced by Klaus Schulze (also on sequencer). Released in 1981 on Schulze's Innovative Communication label.

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Erthad - Gma CDR (2007, rec. 2002)

Russian project Erthad, originating from Kazan, exists since the late 90's, but until now still hasn't made any official releases and preferred to stay in the underground, recording music only for himself and his friends. 'Gma' was recorded in 2002 with the use of voice and software noise synthesizers. If one says that the album's style is called 'ambient noise' - is to say almost nothing. The disc has a very specific atmosphere: this is a noise meditation, calm and detached from emotional fuss. An intuitive electronic pulse synchronizes with brain frequencies, rising and falling waves of non-aggressive white noise pacify thoughts, and constantly rustling high frequencies when listened to attentively evoke dissociative sensation, dissolving perception in the sonic field. However, everything as always depends on a listener himself. ~Zhelezobeton.

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Zweetkutten - Demo 1982

Second tape by this hardcore punk band from Alkmaar, The Netherlands. The recording quality is a bit better than their earlier tape. Bitrate 160 unfortunately, so if anyone has better quality versions, let us know.

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Taint / Smell & Quim / Con-Dom - Perversion At All Costs (1996)

Power electronics/noise 3CD box released by Red Stream in 1996, featuring Taint (USA) (album title: Perverse), Smell & Quim (UK) (album title: Oral) and Con-Dom (UK) (album title: The Beautiful).

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The New Improved Jook Savages - The Night Nurses On A Control Trip (Cassette) (1989)

Hard to find cassette release, not available on CD, by The New Improved Jook Savages, on Holy Funk Records, from Port Reyes, CA. "Blistering ranting/music... not for the wimp-hearted. You haven't heard 'em even on college radio because there's so much cussing in the lyrics. NOT what you're expecting. Blows other "angry rappers" out of the water. Republicans and Limbaugh-drones WON'T like it." Vocals: The Night Nurses (Moon, Desda & Bobby Z), Guitars: Krishna Fats, Keyboards: Ira Kamin, Drums: Bill Bowen, Bass: R. Moon & Arthur Indenbaum, Harmonica: K. Fats, Engineer: Ethan Kenning, Producer: R. Moon. This band started in the 60's as a ragtag and stoned jug band playing such ultramodern instruments as the hat box cover, the kazoo, and the straw (yes, you heard me right: a plastic drinking straw, with holes cut in it, played like some sort of squeaky piccolo) along with the usual guitars, jugs, and a gutbucket bass. (see: http://billwolf.org/0162AA.htm).

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Victoria Phantasia - Eccentric British Sounds From The Psychedelic Era LP

'British Psych - The Unexplored Underground 1968-1972'. Compilation LP released in 2002 on the Queen Victoria label. Featuring Woody Kern, Bulldog Breed, The Mindbenders, The Gods, Villiers & Gold, Love Affair, Chris Britton, Panama Ltd., Sharon Tandy, Cupid's Inspiration, Mosaic, Clown, Quartet and Paul Brett Sage.

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Waste - Disposal Of Waste (Rehearsals 1982)

Great rehearsal recordings from southern Dutch punk band Waste, known from their self titled 7" (also called Blue Light) from 1981. No tracklist (yet).

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Anadorei - 7" EP (2003)

6 track 7" EP by Japanese punk band Anadorei, released in 2003 on the Dutch Freaked Out Frequencies label. Great review: "Words can't do justice to the feeling of paying seven bucks for a single that is described as "three cute Japanese girls playing trashy noise punk" that actually ends up being three dick-nasty skanks playing god-awful hardcore sludge with the most annoyingly high pitched screeching vocals my ears have ever been subjected to. I could repeatedly stab my ear with a rusty shank for ten minutes and it would be more pleasurable than listening to this shit. Side A consists of five "songs" with titles like "69 N Hole" and "Hell On Earth" (actually, that last one pretty accurately describes the experience of not only hearing this sonic refuse, but doing so with the knowledge that you PAID SEVEN BUCKS FOR IT. What I won't do for you, the loyal TB audience!) with an unbearably LOOOONG cover of Black Sabbath's 'Sweet Leaf' taking up the entire b-side. Fuck, this is so unbelievably bad. If anyone has the nerve to even tell you that this record doesn't suck (let alone that it's good) please reprimand their erroneous appraisal by beating their nutsack in with a crowbar. Repeat if necessary. That might sound harsh, but trust me, they'll feel a lot better with a sack that resembles some regurgitated ground chuck than you would if you actually plunked down seven dollars for this." ~Steven Strange/Terminal Boredom
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Mario Nascimbene - One Million Years B.C. / When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth / Creatures The World Forgot (1966 / 1970 / 1971)

Excellent soundtracks by Mario Nascimbene of three of Hammer's so-called 'cave-girl' movies from the late 60's and early 70's. Released on CD on the Italian Legend label in 1994.

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Šalikapalikau - Calligraphy CDR (2003)

Debut album from this Lithuanian project known for their 7" on Hau Ruck! Experimental and concrete sounds, sample-voices, some ritual and ethnic sounds. The first edition came in printed fold-out cover between two painted wooden plates and was a limited edition of 80 copies. The second edition came in a plastic sleeve with colour cover and was limited to 40 copies.

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Caroliner Rainbow Fire Tongues On The Fingermill Of The Paste Demon / Eeyore Ass Guzzler - Split 7" (1994)

Monsters of country mayhem unite for an assault on the senses. Released by Eerie Materials in 1994.

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Napalm Death / Electro Hippies - Split 7" (1989)

Limited edition etched 7" single, included in initial copies of the Grindcrusher compilation LP, which was entered into the Guinness Book Of Records as the world's shortest single.

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