[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by Bytor Peltor

Not wanting to get slapped, 'Grizzly Man' is now on my list of things to get. To be honest, I didn't know a thing about the Soundtrack. However, I see where Damon Smith plays double bass and Henry Kaiser produces it. [...]

The DVD actually includes a documentary-inside-the-documentary, In The Edges: The 'Grizzly Man' Session, about fifty magnificent minutes on the soundtrack's creation/recording, with Herzog losing it here and there and Richard responding with more musical genius. You can catch a tiny clip here:

http://www.feeding-back.com/mix-2/

Speaking of, Feeding Back: Conversations With Alternative Guitarists From Proto-Punk To Post-Rock is a truly excellent book and you should also add it to your list. Actually, forget the list, just get it right now. Browse that site to check the list of interviewees (Lee is one of them, by the way) and some bitchen excerpts like this:

If you're going to be a writer of any kind, you have to be alienated from your own generation, and from society as a whole, or you'll never have enough perspective. I try to be an independent thinker… and of course independent thinkers find each other, sooner or later.

—RT

[Bytor Peltor]

I heard Bob Bucko Jr. on, What's This Called?

Ordered the new Bob Bucko Jr. from Personal Archives and picked up a few other items:

 

The Heavenly Sounds In Lo-Fidelity has been playing non-stop!

 

[Severian]

I just picked this up. New Jefre Cantu-Ledesma EP.
Fucking beautiful and excellent as always. One of the single best noise guitarists alive right now. My fucking God. Incredible.

 

[Severian]

 

Then...

 

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by Bytor Peltor

Not wanting to get slapped, 'Grizzly Man' is now on my list of things to get. To be honest, I didn't know a thing about the Soundtrack. However, I see where Damon Smith plays double bass and Henry Kaiser produces it. I've been buying a good deal of Damon Smith releases......from the two cassettes in my previous post to a CD he released with Henry Kaiser earlier this year.

 

The Grizzly Man sesh: I see Herzog, RT, O'Rourke, Kaiser, Smith...

[hirsute_biped]

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

 

The Grizzly Man sesh: I see Herzog, RT, O'Rourke, Kaiser, Smith...

You are correct, and Grizzly Man is a great soundtrack, wish it was on vinyl. The DVD has a great documentary on the recording session too.

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by hirsute_biped

The DVD has a great documentary on the recording session too.

I know!

[Severian]

Most recently:

 

Isaiah Rashad - The Sun's Tirade

Previously:

 

The Dead C - Trouble (still hasn't arrived though)

Earlier:

 

Gucci Mane - Everybody Looking

[nicfit]

new morkobot

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk7IiTZgWO4

http://www.supernaturalcat.com/store...&product_id=98

Destroys.

[Severian]

 

 

[Severian]

 

"Debut" album by band formerly known as Viet Cong.

Dumb that they changed their name, but whatever. Viet Cong's self-titled LP was fantastic. I have high hopes for this one.

[noisereductions]

picked up a couple of Weather Report albums... Black Market and Sweetnighter.

[Bytor Peltor]

 

 

Ricardo and his two sons:

 

[Rob Instigator]

 

[hirsute_biped]

 

https://www.google.com/amp/pitchfork...?client=safari
Jack Rose reissues, finally got Red Horse, White Mule, was the only one I was missing. Still regret not getting an original when I saw him on an early tour.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by hirsute_biped

Jack Rose reissues, finally got Red Horse, White Mule, was the only one I was missing. Still regret not getting an original when I saw him on an early tour.

Pretty lucky to have seen him.
I wasn't aware reissues were coming, but I'll be taking advantage. The only record I own a non-iTunes hard copy of is Jack Rose & The Black Twig Pickers.

I was late to the party. But damn that man could play. I look forward to boosting my collection.

[noisereductions]

got these recently

 

 

 

 

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by noisereductions

got these recently

 

This is just... immeasurably good. Are you discovering it these days or is it a case of "I finally got it on such-and-such format because my previous copy sounded like someone spilled Pepsi all over it"? In any event, you don't wanna wait too long to get the 5CD Complete Jack Johnson Sessions, which features (among others!) Sharrock, McLaughling, Hancock, Cobham and Miles himself carpetbombing the studio with LOUD badassness. Plus, interviews with Robert Quine and Nels Cline! For once, the label's description nails it: not jazz-rock; ROCK-jazz, motherfucker.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

This is just... immeasurably good. Are you discovering it these days or is it a case of "I finally got it on such-and-such format because my previous copy sounded like someone spilled Pepsi all over it"? In any event, you don't wanna wait too long to get the 5CD Complete Jack Johnson Sessions, which features (among others!) Sharrock, McLaughling, Hancock, Cobham and Miles himself carpetbombing the studio with LOUD badassness. Plus, interviews with Robert Quine and Nels Cline! For once, the label's description nails it: not jazz-rock; ROCK-jazz, motherfucker.

Ah. I've never heard this. My dad has it, in his massive collection of Miles reissues and anthologies, but I've never listened. You've convinced me.

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by Severian

Ah. I've never heard this. My dad has it, in his massive collection of Miles reissues and anthologies, but I've never listened. You've convinced me.

Despite the tragedy that is having spent decades without listening to this album, you're a lucky guy as apparently you have a cool dad. My father was a violent alcoholic sociopath and his taste in music was shit. Hopefully Satan is partying on his ass right now.