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Old 12.13.2006, 05:55 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
No, sorry to say. This is an analogue affair.
The recordings date back to the late 50s, but most of them are from the mid-60s/early 70s. Rockey was born in 1923, died in 2002. First solo LP by him ever. He was apparently a jazz drummer who worked with Herbie Mann and the like, but this release is Echoplexed violin and very out-there electronic experimental stuff, and sounds incredibly modern. He also worked with Smegma. Highly listenable and very out-there. Superawesome.

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so where do you get the lp? not out yet? you smugglin'?
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