Black Editions once again does the Lord's work w/ their forthcoming reissue of White Heaven's 3rd (and most expensive) record.
www.blackeditionsgroup.com/white-heaven...
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Milford Graves Quartet (w/ Joe Rigby & Hugh Glover on Sax and Arthur Williams on Trumpet) live on French TV from 1973.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwkH...
Hard to believe we once had a President who was hip enough to invite Cecil Taylor to perform at the White House.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqZn...
Great band! Tom Price is a NW legend.
Tokyo - 1979 Studio. In case you were wondering what Nanjo Asahito (from High Rise) was doing in the 70s. Hopefully Black Editions will put it out on lp as part of their La Musica reissue campaign. Cool No Wave sorta stuff.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=M71h...
Reminder for Seattle peeps - Bubba & Chris from Void will be at Hex Enduction tonight at 6pm signing & selling cool stuff. Like this sweet Void zine!
Awesome footage of the Dictators at CBGBs in 1977.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE12...
Here are some free codes for our Hardware retrospective lp. RIYL 70s UK post-punk, Pere Ubu, Wire, the Homosexuals, Messthetics comps, etc. LP on our Big Cartel page.
hardware79.bandcamp.com/yum
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Seattle peeps! To celebrate the new Void live lp on Outer Battery, Void guitarist Bubba & bassist Chris will be at Hex Enduction on Apr 4th 6pm signing records and shooting the breeze. Get your lp signed & bug them about the unreleased Potion for Bad Dreams lp!
Insurrection - live show from '83. DC hardcore featuring pre-Rites of Spring members Guy Picciotto, Brandan Canty, Mike Fellows plus Terry Scanlon from Deadline on vocals.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDP0...
Just saw that We Are Busy Bodies are gonna reissue the great Lemon Dips (Johnny Hawksworth & Peter Reno) library psych lp from '69 that was originally on Music De Wolfe.
wearebusybodies.com/we-are-busy-...
Agitation Free - Live in the Studi '73. Killer German underground psych.
youtu.be/oGWSILbP4S0?...
Milton's 1957 painting, Introspection.
Jasis - early 70s Seattle private press jazz featuring the great artist Milton Simons on vibes. Recorded and originally released by Kearney Barton and digitized by UW Ethnomusicology Archives.
soundcloud.com/uwlibraries/...
Cool short about Seattle greats, the U-Men.
youtu.be/gulnyfMnYaM?...
Danny & the Dressmakers - Please Don't Make Another Bass Guitar, Mr Rickenbacker?
We didn't get much UK distro & I tried dropping some off at Piccadilly years ago, but they weren't interested. The 1979 recordings on Auricle is also really cool long/zonked out jams.
Nice. Yeah, I wanna order some for our shop.
We put out this GAM lp back 2015 & it didn't get much hype so it took ages for people to learn about, but we are down to our last copies & it won't be repressed. So if you dig Krautrock, Ash Ra, or AR & the Machines, order now or cry later when it's expensive.
dirtyknobby.bigcartel.com/product/gam
Drills - No More Beer. As someone who thinks hardcore should be as tuneless as possible, I was pumped to discover early 80s outsider Seattle HC band, the Drills, and we put out their 7" in 2007. They had a bunch of demo songs and we picked our fav/most damaged songs.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ip0U...
Bill Dixon - live in '68. A lot of heavies on this one including an early (first recorded?) appearance by Arthur Doyle.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aL8...
Frankenstein was also an early version of the Dead Boys.
RIP Günter Schickert. Truly one of the great unsung heroes of the underground German music scene.
If you are still looking for a gift for that Messthetics/70s UK post-punk fan in your life, may I suggest our awesome Hardware retrospective? Pairs well w/ the Homosexuals, Reptile Ranch, pragVEC, Normil Hawaiians, Glaxo Babies, Happy Refugees, etc.
dirtyknobby.bigcartel.com/product/hard...
TIL that Hans Reichel & Achim Knispel had a late 60s underground German avant-rock band called Horizon Cee who, according to Crack in the Cosmic Egg guy, did sorta Cream/Plastic Ono/psych jazz jams
That & Closer are my fav Bley records...probably because they both include Ida.
Surprised Dischord or some other enterprising label hasn't done a Double O retrospective.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm3H...
Pink Floyd (minus Syd) & Blue Cheer is a killer pairing. Seattle, 1968.
Like a lot of folks of a certain age, I only knew Modern English from "Melt With You" and never bothered to check out their earlier stuff & that's a shame cuz they were quite solid. This song sound like a post-punk band channeling Hawkwind. youtu.be/C3FJ9vFFnjo?...
Killer!