yeah, probably the best, or one of them at least.

now listening to:




seems like i'm on a metal phase but i also listened to islaja, pj harvey and circle today so...

ED:: behemoth ended and now i'm listening to this:

Dry as a Bone/Rehab Doll by Green River

the basement tapes : bob dylan & the band

catherine wheel - ferment

good man.

again!

I love that album.

When Rephlex reissued this record, some believed this to be a collaboration between Aphex Twin and Thom Yorke. They were wrong, this is a legendary French Disco ep that kicks ass.

Thunderbolt Pagoda test pressing.
Sounds great and makes me feel good about the cost.
The only bummer is that in the runoff grooves, "A" is etched into the B side and "B" is etched into the A side.
Good thing we're using plain black labels and stamping them ourselves.

Key Lime Pie
Ice Cream for Crow
Lust for Life
Horses
Sticky Fingers
Midnight to Six (The Pretty Things)

Iggy & The Stooges - Open up and bleed

Won't that mean that people will think the A side is the B side and vice versa?

Anyway, I am listening to Crash Worship but after that I am going to put something a bit more background-y and do some reading.

Call them "limited edition" and sell'em for twice the price.

Kids will think it's cool. They'll think you did it on purpose.

I have a Sundazed reissue of Forever Changes with the labels swapped. I figured it out of course, looking at the matrix in the runout groove, but coming brand new to the album as I was, I was terribly confused at first.

Bert Jansch - Rosemary lane

Robert Wyatt - Comicopera