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| 1. | [no image] | Dissolve: A Work In Progress Compilation by Various Artists | |
| 2. |  | Indeterminate Activity of Resultant Masses from Atavistic Records Price: $15.98 Customer Review:  Oh, this is just GREAT! Having been waiting for what seems like a millennium for a recording of Branca's 13th Symphony, I was delighted to get this recording of a substantial (30 minute) work that displays the brilliance and power of the rest of his work. The work is sectional - the first part... |
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| 3. |  | Lesson No. 1 by Glenn Branca Customer Review: first, you should know that there is also a "bonus quicktime video track" on the cd. or maybe it's not on all copies. anyway, if you're not familiar with branca, pop the disc into your computer as soon as possible. it's a 16 and a half minute live performance of "symphony no. 5" conducted by branca.... |
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| 4. |  | Symphony No. 2 (The Peak of the Sacred) from Atavistic Records Price: $15.98 Customer Review:  This Cd has been my introduction to the music of Glenn Branca. I've heard of him for years, but never listened to it until this work, and I'm glad I did. Branca creates, not so much a symphony, as a megalith, a mountain of sonic texture. Branca's early symphonies are based on ensembles of... |
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| 5. |  | East Jesus by Lee Ranaldo Price: $14.98 Customer Review: At the heart of this album's aesthetic is its juxtaposition of blinding guitar noise wrought of pure distortion and lee's beautifully poetic spoken word. The guitarwork is gut wrenching, painfully distorted, and at times becomes complete audio violence in which harmony and melody, are not ignored... |
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| 6. |  | Amarillo Ramp (For Robert Smithson) by Lee Ranaldo Price: $39.98 Customer Review: Sonic Youth has made a career out of creating sublime climaxes of vast and spacious proportions. Lee Ranaldo has been one half of that contribution over the bands 21 year span. Amarillo Ramp's title track, a 32 minute soundscape of heightening, spacious climax remarks on Ranaldo's talent of creating... |
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| 7. |  | Clouds by Lee Ranaldo Price: $17.98 | |
| 8. |  | Countless Centuries Fled into the Distance by Lee Ranaldo Price: $18.98 | |
| 9. |  | Scriptures of the Golden Eternity by Lee Ranaldo Price: $14.98 Customer Review: This is the 1st solo Lee I experienced & so far the most outstanding [last year's Dirty Windows was nice but not attention-commanding too much]. The 1st track goes for about 25 minutes & has loops & guitar noise & a monologue about an old episode of Superman, "not the cartoon, the... |
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| 10. |  | MMMR by Loren Mazzacane Connors Customer Review: Those who shy away from noise-rock and avant-garde experimentation may avoid an album like this, but "mmmr" isn't arch and inaccessible, like much of Glann Branca's work. In fact, it's surprisingly calm and gorgeous at times, shifting from sheer dissonance to passages of serenity within seconds.... |
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| 11. |  | The Celestial Answer by William Hooker Price: $17.98 Customer Review: . . . only very slightly vitiated by inane vocals. It would be an absolute shame not to give this remarkable music its due, so you won't find me dissing it. Just for the bonkers soundscape--coming from a duo, no less--it probably deserves five stars: What we've got here is the soundtrack to a... |
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| 12. | [no image] | Outlaw Blues: A Tribute to Bob Dylan | |
| 13. |  | From Here to Infinity by Lee Ranaldo Customer Review:  It should be known that this was originally released on the great SST label as a locked-groove vinyl lp. Each of these 'tracks' on the CD, is supposed to be heard as a locked-groove (infinitely repeating). This is more of a dronework, than anything else. To fully understand these sounds, it is... |
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| 14. |  | Bit Sand Riders by Pluramon Customer Review: I'm somewhat of an electronica fan but not all-out; I like some of the best offerings - Seefeel's first album, a few Underworlds, some Autechre, Panasonic. This CD reminds me most of Seefeel's Polyfusia, in that it sucks one in by being eclectic - it has electronic beats, but is not rigorously... |
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| 15. |  | Out Trios, Vol. 1: Monsoon by William Hooker Customer Review: Prepare yourself for an avant-garde trip into the outer-relm of tangible music. On this set we are armed w/ Sonic Youth guitarist Lee Ranaldo, jazz/world drummer William Hooker, and bassist Henry Miller. This highly explorative trio pulls out some of the nastiest sounds from their collective... |
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| 16. |  | Fuck Shit Up by Christian Marclay & Thurston Moore Price: $17.98 | |
| 17. |  | Broken Circle by Lee Ranaldo Price: $9.98 Customer Review: Lee Ranaldo remains one of my favorites from the Sonic Youth cadre, and as such there will always be a place for this in my rotation. However it is short and somewhat disconnected. "Brand New Love" is not the cover I had hoped for, but just a scrap of Lee playing the first few bars from the song's... |
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| 18. |  | Music for Stage and Screen by Lee Ranaldo | |
| 19. |  | Amarillo Ramp (For Robert Smithson) by Lee Ranaldo Customer Review: Sonic Youth has made a career out of creating sublime climaxes of vast and spacious proportions. Lee Ranaldo has been one half of that contribution over the bands 21 year span. Amarillo Ramp's title track, a 32 minute soundscape of heightening, spacious climax remarks on Ranaldo's talent of creating... |
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| 20. |  | Bouquet: Live at the Knitting Factory 4.23.99 by William Hooker Customer Review: THis is a beautiful recored with scratches, hums, skronks and bells , all combined to blow yr mind. THESE THREE MUSICIANS SHINE SUPURBLY. ROCK ON. |
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| 21. | | From Here to Infinity by Lee Ranaldo Customer Review: It should be known that this was originally released on the great SST label as a locked-groove vinyl lp. Each of these 'tracks' on the CD, is supposed to be heard as a locked-groove (infinitely repeating). This is more of a dronework, than anything else. To fully understand these sounds, it is... |
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| 22. |  | From Here to Infinity by Lee Ranaldo Customer Review: It should be known that this was originally released on the great SST label as a locked-groove vinyl lp. Each of these 'tracks' on the CD, is supposed to be heard as a locked-groove (infinitely repeating). This is more of a dronework, than anything else. To fully understand these sounds, it is... |
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| 23. | [no image] | MMMR by Loren Mazzacane Connors | |
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