BOOT OF THE WEEK #1
The OrbBrixton Academy, London, England10.23.92SBD1introspanish castles in space little fluffy clouds blue room towers of dub (cut)star 6 & 7 8 9assassin close encounters majestica huge evergrowing pulsating brain that rules from the center of the ultraworld (cut)Pere Ubu - Cloud 149 - Datapanik in the Year Zero (Geffen)
Mark Stewart - Anger is Holy - Metatron (Mute)
David Bowie vs. 808 State - Sound & Vision - 12" (Tommy Boy)
Bootsy Collins - Sound Crack - Ultra Wave (Warner Bros)
Donny Hathaway - I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know - A Donny Hathaway Collection (Atlantic)
Al Kooper/Shuggie Otis - One Room Country Shack - Super Session (Columbia)
Flying Burrito Brothers - Sin City - Close Up The Honky Tonks (A&M)
Frank Zappa/Captain Beefheart - Debra Kedabra/Carolina Hard Core Ecstasy - Bongo Fury (Ryko)
Negativland - Good As Gold - Helter Stupid (Seeland)
Royksopp - Poor Leno - Night Out (Astralwerks)
Spirit - Victim of Society - Spirit of 76 (Mercury)
T. Rex - 20th Century Boy - Essential T.Rex (Relativity)
Brewer & Shipley - When Everyone Comes Home - Shake Off The Demon (Kama Sutra)
Frank Zappa - Dumb All Over - Have I Offended Someone? (Ryko)
MC5 - Teenage Lust - Back in the USA (Atlantic)
Patti Smith - Radio Ethiopia, live, 1977 - French 12" (Arista)
Gong - You Can’t Kill Me - Sheffield 1974 (Mantra)
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey - Halliburton Breakdown - Sameness of Difference (Hyena)
Bobbi Humphrey - Smiling Faces - blue Breakbeats (Blue Note)
Hotel X - India - A Random History of the Avant Groove (SST)
Sons of Slum - Right On - Black & Proud (Trikont)
Alex Chilton - Frame For The Blues - Cliches (Ardent)
Rubinoos - The Girl - Yellow Pills Vol. 2 (Big Deal)
Belle & Sebastian - The Blues Are Still Blue - The Life Pursuit (Matador)
Beatles - I’ve Got A Feeling - Let It Be (Apple)
Lee Hazelwood - You Look Like a Lady - 13 (Smells Like Records)
Beach Boys - With Me Tonight - Friends (Capitol)
Peter Gabriel - Solsbury Hill - first album (Atco)
David Bowie - The Laughing Gnome - Images (London)
BOOT OF THE WEEK #2Derek Bailey passed away in London, Christmas Day 2005, from his battle with motor neuron disease. One of the greatest, ever. Since the early 60s he nearly created a wholly singular take, and possibly the root, of improv music and thought. And - he could really rock, too! Hear this one if you haven't before.DEREK AND THE RUINSLondon UK04 March 1997Purcell Room"New Aura Series 4" concerts produced by Ed BaxterBBC 3 FMDerek Bailey: electric guitarThe Ruins: Sasaki Hisashi: bass; Yoshida Tatsuya: drums, voice