Archive for March, 2010
On The Beach 8
Neil Young
On The Beach [alternate version]
01. Walk On [1974-09-08] (3:22)
02. See The Sky About To Rain [1987-06-02] (3:53)
03. Revolution Blues [1974-07-13] (4:28)
04. For The Turnstiles [1989-01-13] (4:09)
05. On The Beach [1974-07-13] (9:00)
06. Motion Pictures [1974-05-16] (4:17)
07. Ambulance Blues [1974-05-16] (8:14)
08. Pushed It Over The End [1974-05-16] (5:53)
09. Revolution Blues [1974-05-16] (3:38)
10. On The Beach [1974-05-16] (5:31)
11. Ambulance Blues [1974-07-13] (7:58)
12. Pushed It Over The End [1974-07-13] (8:31)
13. Revolution Blues [1983-01-23] (3:34)
14. Ambulance Blues [1974-09-08] (7:24)
Liz Harris & Jamie Potter @ Partisan Gallery – Chris Hamilton Words & Photos 0
Lots of nice shots from the opening last Friday can be found over here
Blood Pressure 2
Throbbing Gristle
Blood Pressure
Dossier CD, 1995
01. Catheder Depletion (15:18)
02. Destoria (6:33)
03. Zyklon B. Zombie (Alive) (3:47)
04. Blood Pressure (7:40)
05. Speed (22:26)
06. Cerebral Aneurysm (3:06)
07. Humoral Response (11:29)
Tracks 1 through 5 taken from Throbbing Gristle’s live performances in Berlin in 1980.
Track 6 is the original 7″ mix of the song.
Track 7 is edited from the b-side of the “Pastimes / Industrial Muzak” cassette on Industrial Records.
Twenty Six 12
Twenty Six
This Skin Is Rust
Bobby J Records x2LP, 1996
01. One Exit (5:33)
02. Unbound (13:33)
03. The Coldest Day (4:18)
04. Humus – Twin Exits – This Skin Is Rust (24:13)
05. Astorone – Circles Within Circles – Metal Rings – Wheels Within Wheels (24:22)
06. To Walk Forward And Not Look Back (23:25)
Long before Johnny Jewel was making magic for Glass Candy, Chromatics & Desire, he was hidden in a basement somewhere in Humble, Tx. committing this chunk of loner creepiness to tape.
We ran in the same circle of friends at that time, and I seem to remember him in a band called Paloma around then…but that was more than 15 years ago, so details are hazy. Anyway, I do remember pretty clearly walking in to Aquarius (old location on 24th st. kiddos) with some other Texas expats and someone realizing that the weird no info Jandek look alike Lp on the wall was actually John P’s record. I cant recall if I picked it up that day, or at some point later, but what I do know was that I was in no way ready to really hear the music on it. That was a couple years down the road still…
This hits all the right spots if you find yourself among those listeners that enjoy This Heat’s first record & Peel Session (particularly the Farfisa drone / found sound facet) , early SY, lonely pianos, sine waves, druggy acoustic guitars..you get the idea. Very personal, very dark, totally essential.
A note about the rip: Side B & C run gap less, so rather than make a call as to when one song starts & the other ends I just ripped those sides as one track.
