Originally Posted by stu666

mine arrived today! :)

Originally Posted by stu666

mine arrived today! :)

Originally Posted by tesla69

Saw this on the Eclipse email today

WINTAGE RECORDS
*Thurston Moore / Gravitons split c60 cassette $11.99 (Wintage Records)
"Continuing the Wintage tape subscription series
comes volume #5 featuring noise celebrity A sider
Thurston Moore(of Sonic Youth) w/ Toronto's own
mixed gender free-noise duo Gravitons on the
flip. Thurston lights a fire with his wobbly-pop,
string-zing induced ho-down on the A side
featuring two tracks of total shred and scrape;
12 String Acoustik Regret and 12 String Acoustik
Suicide Pact with God. Like a zest bar on acid
waiting for the devil at the crossroads, the
smoke off these two tracks will surely appease
the ones who watch the watcher's, watcher! On the
B side Gravitons lay down a sweat dripping
count-out full of feedback and fury. Total heavvvy hitters, all thrash & bash These cats
play to no one's time but their own, depending on
which space-time continuum they happen to be in.
Strictly Irie, 100% proof shot of rye on the
rocks served with a hot rimmer of "Preferred
Stock" Check the screen printed deluxe box and
two posters that come with the hand-sprayed
cassette. Limited edition of 100."

Originally Posted by Pelle

:eek::eek:

You lucky and rich bastard!!! :)

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

Have you already heard the Kim Gordon/Bill Nace casette tape? If so, what are your impressions? In my mind, this should be an amazing combo. I've been listening to some Bill Nace stuff recently, most notably "Too Dead For Dreaming". Anyway, that smiley face on your post means you are happy, right? Hope you enjoy.

Originally Posted by Moshe

Only 6,000 copies of Whores Moaning will be available worldwide of this EP re-issue originally released in 1993 in Australia to coincide with tour dates there. With the title referencing the earlier EP by friends/labelmates Nirvana, Whores Moaning includes the radio edit of “Sugar Kane,” covers of the New York Dolls’ “Personality Crisis” and Alice Cooper’s “Is It My Body,” and the instrumentals “The End Of The End Of The Ugly” and “Tamra.” The front cover artwork is a photocopy of one of Kurt Cobain’s dolls; the back cover is an original drawing by Cobain. And more importantly another release (think visually) will be announced by Sonic Youth on record store day.

Originally Posted by stu666

Please be TYPB!

Originally Posted by hirsute_biped

(that student made SY live doc whose name I forget)

Originally Posted by Moshe

looks like it is going to be 1991 typb dvd.

David Markey -Can we have "1991 the year that punk broke" on DVD please
"Hope everyone is supporting their local record store on Record Store Day! I especially suggest the Sonic Youth and Nirvana reissues, which have a very special message inside. See you in the pit!"

Originally Posted by hirsute_biped

http://flowersandcream.blogspot.com/...-by-david.html

"the films remain stuck in legal limbo with lawyers battling over rights and royalties."

probably not TYPB, because that would mean prolonged legal battles with you-know-who, and that would be such a bummer, and the sonics are way to chillaxed right now to think about subjecting themselves to that.


so maybe:
Daydream Live
Gila Monster Jamboree
Put Blood in the Music
(that student made SY live doc whose name I forget)
Live at Staches
Screaming Fields of Sonic Love on DVD?
or some other ridiculously awesome stuff from the vaults none of us has ever heard of

hours of unedited echocanyon webcam footage