your most unusual recordings

[Durium]

Thanks, Durium, for all that information.

Christiern (Chris Albertson)

You're welcome !!

Visit my Hit of the Week web log now and then !

Keep swinging

Durium

[alocispepraluger102]

remiss aloc.

shame shame for not remembering 'human music' with don cherry and jon appleton, a favorite favorite.

[clifford_thornton]

An album with 500 locked grooves by 500 different artists:

How could I forget??

[rostasi]

There's also the 7" with 100 locked grooves:

Probably one of the most difficult releases

that one could've at one time owned would've been

the Merzbow recording Noise Embryo

that was only obtainable by purchasing the Mercedes 230

that had it permanently installed.

You started the car and it began playing

and it was rigged so that it was impossible to stop it

or even remove it from the CD player.

Edited November 1, 2007 by rostasi

[Christiern]

Tony Schwartz! What a career he had!

He was responsible for the LBJ political ad

with the girl and the daisy as well as doing

some great phonography recordings.

I guess this is a rare recording, Tony gave it to me about 40 years ago:

[rockefeller center]

Tony Schwartz! What a career he had!

He was responsible for the LBJ political ad

with the girl and the daisy as well as doing

some great phonography recordings.

I guess this is a rare recording, Tony gave it to me about 40 years ago:

Do you know if this is the same as Tony Schwartz's "New York 19" (1954, Folkways records)?

Some of the tracks on NY19 are:

Band 1. STREET MUSICIANS / Times Square accordionist, Carnegie Hall fiddler, Moondog

...

Band 4. SOUNDS OF THE CITY / Street driller and comment, 9th avenue "L" and comment

[porcy62]

HUSSEIN - SYMPHONY

Symphony n. 4 in C minor by Youssef Khasho

Rome Opera Theater Orchestra conducted by the composer

Globo Music

With a nice Saddam Hussein painted portrait on front cover.

[Christiern]

Tony Schwartz! What a career he had!

He was responsible for the LBJ political ad

with the girl and the daisy as well as doing

some great phonography recordings.

I guess this is a rare recording, Tony gave it to me about 40 years ago:

Do you know if this is the same as Tony Schwartz's "New York 19" (1954, Folkways records)?

Some of the tracks on NY19 are:

Band 1. STREET MUSICIANS / Times Square accordionist, Carnegie Hall fiddler, Moondog

...

Band 4. SOUNDS OF THE CITY / Street driller and comment, 9th avenue "L" and comment

Same Tony.

[rockefeller center]

Thank you.