The album will be called Last Night On Earth and it'll be out in October. (This is the album with the Dust, not the acoustic one he recorded in Spain). Lee himself told me so last night.
:)

:eek::D:) can't wait!

Excellent!

http://rocknvivo.com/2013/07/15/lee-...e-la-guitarra/


it will be a double album and i heard it will be fantastic :)

Beck - I Won't Be Long (Extended) ft. Kim Gordon (12" Vinyl)

http://www.1077theend.com/End-Music-...781?pid=340632

(thanks hirsute_biped)

This might not belong to here, but where else will it make sense, then?

Keith Cameron's biography of Mudhoney, "Mudhoney: The Sound And The Fury From Seattle", due to be released in September 2, 2013, counts with the collaboration of Thurston Moore as one of the figures contextualizing the history of Mudhoney. Here's a taste:

More information about this project has now surfaced: It's a collection of new Master Musicians of Jajouka recordings and remixes, with participation by John Zorn, Medeski Martin & Wood, Flea, Lee Ranaldo, and others. It is called "The Road to Jajouka" and it comes out through Howe Records on September 10th. Details and link to pre-order from amazon can be found here:

http://howerecords.com/the-road-to-jajouka/

Is it a recording of the show he played with them about 10 years ago, in Holland or wherever?

No. Lee's collaboration is an unreleased solo track called "Boujeloudia Magick", judging by the info on that website. A recording of that performance by the Master Musicians of Jajouka & Lee Ranaldo at Crossing Border Festival in 2003 is floating around in trading circles, though. It has been torrented a few times as well, surely.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00... newwesreo-20


The Coincidentalist - Howe Gelb featuring Steve

http://galleristny.com/2013/08/white...m-gordon-show/

A new limited-edition vinyl solo recording by Kim Gordon will accompany the exhibition, and a publication anthologizing Gordon’s activities as an artist will follow in the fall.

Lee on a Grateful Dead tribute album?

http://www.relix.com/news/2013/08/01...m#.Uf0uUJLp3nj

Lee Ranaldo's track on "The Road to Jajouka" can be streamed now on Soundcloud:
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ne...miere-20130808

Yeah, I have it.

is this still avail.???!!!

whaaaaa? i was digging that song. didnt know, theres a this ver. wow.

*edited* sorry i thought you posted youtube link. sake. anychance to stream it somewhere? have to search for it, when back home.[/quote]

this link was included in the text of the link that Stu gave

He says he won't be long, and then he goes and extends it. Can't trust this guy.

oh yeah, i see now. link. coo!

what a coincidence, i would not think i find extended version of the song i was digging much lately and + with Kim contribution on it? whaa? hmm.

and by the way how come stu took over moshe, i mean talking about this thread. whats the history behind that?

http://www.tzadik.com/

John Zorn And Thurston Moore: “@” [#7643]

Screeches, Scratches, Knocks, Bangs, Explosions and Howls in the Night! “@” is a fabulous studio recording of duo improvisations from two downtown masters, each responsible for some of the most dynamic music ever to come out of downtown NY. Both long-time supporters of extreme music and proponents of free improvisation, John and Thurston are brilliant improvisers and have worked with everyone from Derek Bailey, Milford Graves and Evan Parker to Cecil Taylor, Fred Frith, Han Bennink and beyond. Exhibiting a deep musical connection, they come together here for the first time to create a fabulous program of varied and powerful duo improvisations. “@” presents the community of NY’s Downtown scene at its collaborative best.