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can someone fill me in on popol vuh? i have skirted around these guys for a while, but never jumped in.Vuh didn`t release that many records. First three records are essential late night listening mood music, aside from having some of the most mind blowing jackets ever designed:
The band that defines termbo these days. Who`ll gonna put this out?.
MUSK rough and raw LP mixes!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAIGH
Ahh man. That sounds cool. Can't wait.
Creeping Candies song on that comp is really good. I still want to hear that LP they did.Flesh lp sounds very different to their demos taken in early 86. The only good song is Nikkis In your life which he rereleased on his Creation comp Back to the coast (without giving the Candies any credit).
BOB Magazine No. 34 included a 10" flexi, incl. unreleased Hellman, King Snake Roost, feedtime and Slub tracks.8 inch flexis
We're there ever any large flexis? 10-12"?
The Museum of Outside Art is the best art museum in the city, IMO.Thanks for the recommendation. They opened a new exibition (Eddie Harris) in their front room a few days ago which is just amazing.
I'd love a good best-of of the Jacobites stuffRobespierres Velvet Basement is their best-of record. Nikki told me back then the songs were originally recorded for a double album but Glass records refused to put it out. Alfred Hilsberg from Whats So Funny About released the remaining tracks from the sessions as Lost In A Sea Of Scarves in 86 and not one track comes close to the brilliance of Robespierre. The sound of Epics drums still blows my mind, especially on the acoustic tracks. And Kusworth never wrote better songs.
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