Two months ago a radio DJ aired Kicking a Pigeon, by The Mabuses.
Although I knew that song then (1991-92), it never really made me want to listen to the album.
Still, when I heard that song again, I downloaded it on eMule.
The guitar parts were so beautiful, and the lyrics so odd that I looked for the record, bought it, and it's been there with me for 4 weeks now.

Andrew Bird - Armchair aprocrypha

Parker/Bailey/Bennink - Topography of the Lungs

Kitchens of Distinction - Love is hell

Ikue Mori- One Hundread Aspects of the Moon

Bardo Pond - Ticket Crystals

Another one that's great for dancing around the kitchen.

aesop rock - music for earthworms

Good call. Have you got the extended version with the EP included? I haven't but I'm going to track it down - Margaret's Injection is immense.

Thanks!

No, I havent got the extended version either. I just got into the Kitchens of Distinction thanks to the allmusicguide review of Lift To Experience's "The Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads" (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p...0:dc63trorkl1x ).

I'll read that now.

If you're on Last.FM, all of the Kitchens' songs are playable in full for previews @ 128kb/s. Just search the band name. I really want to check out their early EPs now!

I think I am the only guy in italy who bought that 2cd record. And I still love it.

Yeah, great record. Have you seen there are several shows of Lift to Experience recently seeded on dime (cf. http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...?t=6368&page=5 ) ?

codeine- buffy sainte marie

god damn, i love this album.

the stooges-funhouse

Krzysztof Penderecki...various things that are on the Inland Empire soundtrack.