I was feeling pissed off and disappointed Motto Books didn't work for me even after multiple attempts. In case it could be useful for anyone else who might want to order it (it seems to be gone at Motto Distribution now), mono.konsum still has it in stock, and it was pretty easy to place an order from there (it costed me €8.45, including postage):

http://www.mono-konsum.com/index.php...im-gordon.html

Thanks for the tip. I hope this thing's still available in a week; I've bled out way more than enough money for the current credit card cycle already...

Motto Books has sent me an e-mail to inform me they put the title back in stock, and they have been very kind to offer their help to generate/process an order manually for me in case I still were interested in purchasing this, given the complications I had to order from their site. Bottom line: I think you should be able to get a copy.


Anyway, Master Musicians Of Jajouka will be releasing a new album soon, which will include participation by Lee Ranaldo on one of the tracks.

"...i don't quite understand..."
;)

Wow! Count me in!

"Last Notes", a limited edition LP, consisting of a recording of Joe McPhee, Thurston Moore, and Bill Nace at Roulette, in New York City, on May 12th, 2012 (or is it actually May 31st, 2012?); can be pre-ordered now from Open Mouth Records:
http://openmouthrecords.blogspot.mx/...ast-notes.html

A recording of this was on Dime. Just spooted this in the Banned bin of the bot-list:

I asked the mods to ban it when I found out it was getting an official release...

Thurston Moore on an upcoming joyful noise release.

Track List

1. Lou Barlow - Crack and Emerge *
2. Dumb Numbers - Last Night I Had A Dream
3. Thurston Moore - Gleo *
4. Talk Normal - Shot This Time #
5. David Yow - Thee Itch *
6. Child Bite - Abysmal Splatter ^

http://www.joyfulnoiserecordings.com...nd-effect.html

This was mentioned on the previous page....

You can listen to Thurston's track here: http://pitchfork.com/news/50179-list...plit-7-series/

That track sounds pretty nice

Hey stu, did you receive this one already?

Yes, I got it a couple of days after ordering it.

Neat-o. Hopefully the transatlantic delivery will be quick as well.

I hit the newsstand today, and was flipping through the pages of a very recent issue of Q Magazine. Found a favorable review of Low and Chelsea Light Moving's latest albums, which also included brief interviews with Alan Sparhawk and Thurston Moore, respectively.

Thurston was asked if he has any upcoming releases and he mentioned the Otoroku LP with Alex Ward; the LP on Open Mouth consisting of him and Bill Nace & Joe McPhee; a CD of his and Mats Gustafsson; a CD of his and John Zorn, all of which have been already mentioned in this thread; and he also said there's a record in the works by him with Nels Cline, and certainly a few collaborations with diverse musicians related more with improvisation than with anything else, or something along those lines. :)

I didn't buy the magazine, though.

Bump.

Thurston Moore has participation on David Markey & Heavy Friends' "Volume Infinite", which is due to be released on July 9th, 2013 by Thick Syrup Records. It can be streamed now on Bandcamp, though:
http://thicksyruprecordsrecords.band...olume-infinite

were any of the rumours about a new original silence record based on anything? like was it actually confirmed? I might just be pulling this out of my arse, I don't know.

I got my copy of Thurston's Last Notes with Bill Nace and Joe McPhee.
Here's some images.




And on the runout of the A side it says "Pirates Press"

I just finished listening to this and I really enjoyed it. Very subdued overall, which I liked. The saxophone and the guitars never got too chaotic, but set a nice mood throughout. My only complaint is the 320 kbps mp3 of the second set.

Though you wise folks are probably already well aware, Thurston has new Record Store Day LP with Loren Connors. Just a gentle reminder to have wallets at the ready on Saturday. Will be my first RSD, quite excited and thought I'd share the love.