clifford_thornton

Yeah, from '73 onwards...

A fine one!!!

The Sonic Youth - Bad Moon Rising - (Homestead orig)

Green River - Come On Down - (Homestead)

I'm looking forward...

Cool, thanks for the rec's...

Indeed, just spun The Gentle Harm of the Bourgeoisie this afternoon. Old Moers Almanac later tonight; would like to get a copy of Neuph also.

Fucking shit shit! I'm shocked. He is a favorite of mine, and a swell guy to boot. I had the honor of interviewing him last summer for All About Jazz, and he was really a wealth of ideas. Solo recordings, SME, Iskra 1903/1912, the Tony Oxley unit, his work with Julie Tippetts, John Edwards, Klaus Koch and many others leaves a fantastic legacy. I only wish that he could have had some more years to build on it. Rest in peace, Paul. Thanks for the music and the conversation. Paul Rutherford

Big Black - Atomizer - (Classics ... er, I mean, T&G repress)

Same here.

Bitch Magnet - Ben Hur (Glitterhouse pressing)

Yeah, that's a classic! Borges and the mazes of the mind...

Don't have that soundtrack but I have at least one Geeshie Wiley cut somewhere... thanks for the reminder.

Haven't heard those - will have to keep an eye out. Claude Lawrence is on the Sirone Live LP (along with Denis), but gets far too little solo space.

Ut - Griller - (Blast First orig)

We'll throw in a Bush for free!

The duet with Hamid Drake on Bindu started me thinking I should get more of her stuff, but it hasn't yet come to pass because of prior experiences.

Great article. I saw her and David Boykin a few times when I lived in Chicago, and wasn't impressed. Wonder where my head was then?

Warne Marsh - s/t - (Atlantic black label, dg mono)

And the home of Ramona Quimby, age eight.

Roy Brooks - The Free Slave - (Muse orig) Good Sunday afternoon music...

Supposedly saves much energy and reduces eyestrain: Blackle

A complete book of Valerie Wilmer's photographs. A complete book of Guy Kopelowicz' photographs. A complete book of Tom Marcello's photographs.

Guess I didn't see this thread when it first appeared. Fantastic, SS, totally fantastic!

You might also like American Splendor, the biographical film of Harvey Pekar (starring Paul Giamatti) if you haven't seen it yet.