Graveyards - Blues for the Night People
 

I've been going to the local record store a lot more lately and I keep seeing this copy of this record. Never hearing of it before I went online and looked it up. I guess it's a freejazz trio. The record is limited to 300 copies, most places being sold out.

though some copied here:
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?rel...d=901578&ev=r2

$68.00 cheapest by the american dollar. Mad exspensive. But the crazy this is at my local shop it's only $3.50! I fully plan on picking this up next time I head over. Just wanted to share my excitement.

Any one here of these guys?

yeah, they are pretty cool. bret robinson shared some time ago a double DVD with mirror/dash, heathen shame, hair police and graveyards. pretty nice performance by all of them, but graveyards were the highlight for me. Tho i forgot to check them out further...

Its Meelee plus John Olson of Wolf Eyes. They're cool, they are noisy free jazz but they have a strong Feldman influence which gives them some really cool silent parts as well. Olson is also a helluva player, and when he wants to be is very "in the tradition". That is definitely one of thier best releases too, I'd check it out. If you like it check out he records by Wasteland Jazz Unit, Cardboard Sax, all of Olson's american tapes solo projects, etc... All wierd ass junk industrial death jazz.

http://nonotfunnotno.blogspot.com/

go to the 2008 section of this blog and you can find that graveyards disc plus a bunch others, the meelee albums, tons of american tapes and exctitebike tapes, wasteland jazz unit, etc...

Sweet, thanks a lot.