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blue15 wrote:I was at the Fabio Frizzi concert last night in Seattle, and he mentioned that he would be doing a new recording of THE BEYOND in January. Great concert! Picked up some goodies (including the SHARK ROSSO NELL'OCEANO vinyl/CD and the Barbican Bootleg & Undead in Austin CDs) from the table manned by Daniele de Gemini of Beat Records. Had a nice chat with him too, including his dad Franco's harmonica work on Morricone's ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST score.@blue15 - Glad you were able to catch the Seattle show. I felt the new "2016" version of the F2F show was excellent, and even better than last year. Reminds me I need to post some photos and info from the Portland event. Daniele is such a great guy as well. He has so many good stories to tell.
Spun out of control wrote:^^^ These do look amazing...I also have the Easy Tempo one. Love their releases and artwork. A week before these Spettro releases were announced I allmost both a copy of Femmine form Easy Tempo. And I wanted that Dagored you have but couldn'f find one.
Having picked up the Easy Tempo issue of La Morte Accarezza... and the Dagored version of Giornata Nera Per L'Ariete on vinyl this past year, managed to avoid myself pressing the button on these lavish looking re-issues.
Couldn't, however, resist ordering the Nicolai ;)
Jimmy_Mike wrote: Sorry for tiny pics, I'm still having a lot of trouble posting images on here.Check out this thread for some image posting tips: http://www.spintheblackestcircles.com/b ... 97&t=76795
Jimmy_Mike wrote:Today's mail:if you mess arround with French library you see this spine very often. almost all Sonimage, Telemusic, PSI and L'Illustration Musicale for example, have this kind of spine, at least the earlier ones...
Also, Morricone had a spine I've never seen before. Each corner is pinched:
Sorry for tiny pics, I'm still having a lot of trouble posting images on here.
Spun out of control wrote:^^^ Nice pick ups!What is the record front row on the left? I know it, but can't remember who or what.
Haven't done a scores on the stairs' shot for a while...
Five of these are from a digging session at Crocodisc in Paris (they had 12 crates worth of film scores on vinyl - which was absolute heaven - each crate packed so tight you had to practically wriggle each sleeve upwards to see what it was - which slowed down the browsing process considerably)... the other - Sun Choke - was bought online.
Check out Crocodisc if you are ever in Paris.
http://crocodisc.com/English/english.html
texasvinyl wrote: Scored some good ish at lunch today!Nice! I wish I had a place with stuff like that to spend lunch...
The Les Baxter 'African Blue' is really nice lounge/bossa stuff with scat vocal, definitely worth picking up if you should find a copy.
Larry Saunders is the guy that did the 'Free Angela' soundtrack (great Secret Stash reissue by the way!), Killer funky soul, and he had a great voice. I put a clip on my Instagram today (@texasvinyl). Definitely the find of the day and got it for a song.
Jack McDuff, less common one on Prestige, mostly an organ groover, but there is one really nice softer track "Dink's Dream" that is my favorite cut from the LP.
Black Mass 'Lucifer' is probably Mort Garson's best record though it doesn't get as much attention as the others.
Lorry Load is a DeWolfe library with some nice funky cuts played by Spinning Wheel.
And of course the Carpenter OG, nice minty copy!
Bezulsqy wrote:What is the record front row on the left? I know it, but can't remember who or what.It's the Record Store Day release of Cliff Martinez's Only God Forgives on limited etched vinyl - 300 copies on the Gaumont label.
