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Deerhoof's best album reissued on vinyl tomorrow. Had this on cd back in the day. First album I got by them. Not sure I need the vinyl but bet it sounds mega.

Two very contrasting tracks exhibited here... I would love to play someone the first track here after waxing lyrical for ages about he's the originator of a certain type of fingerpicking, and this guitar playing giant haha. Or tell them all this, and then they check him out, and that's the...

Martin Rev album from 2003 reissued on cd and vinyl by Bureau B. Worth keeping tabs on these Bureau B chaps... seem to reissue a lot of kosmiche, krautrock etc stuff as well as new-fangled electronic fare.

I picked up Love Agenda at a record fair for 15 eu there a while back in Rialto..chuffed. Seems like some of these Band of Susans titles are only available on tape on Discogs...hhhmmm.

Cool. I bought it. A delicious listen, but not as out there as other Brown stuff I've heard...I snoozed on A Faun in Georgia for 20 quid in a Disk Union in Japan...I see it's listed on Discogs for 300eu. Outrageous. Bought John Coltrane A Love Supreme Live in Seattle [eh, almost half the price...

https://www.hhv.de/shop/en/item/marion-brown-vista-limited-edition-959620 This is also listed out on the same date from Impulse! Hmmm, would love some Marion Brown wax, but.

We need an NME Brats tour thread, man.

https://numerogroup.com/products/dessau The scrapped, earlier recorded version of Codeine's The White Birch... thought a lot of these versions were already on the boxset Numero Group released about ten years or so ago.

https://www.spindizzyrecords.com/product/ornette-coleman-round-trip-ornette-coleman-on-blue-note-tone-poet-series-6lp-180g-vinyl-boxset-jan-28/ Jesus, the price on that yoke... I remember buying The Shape of Jazz To Come for 12.99 in Road Records...who in the name of Christ is going to pay that...

On cd or vinyl? I hope they cop on and just release a basic enough cd boxset down the line. Yet to read The Wire magazine interview with them.

Apologies if mentioned already [Looked a few pages back and didn't see anything]. https://www.superiorviaduct.com/products/suburban-lawns-s-t-lp Convincing blurb: "If your brain has a shortlist of bands that instantly evoke New Wave, Suburban Lawns deserve a slot right next to the likes of...

90 isn't bad in "I'm buying this for myself for Christmas" sort of way. Boxsets on cd are the way to go. If it's a regular album, vinyl is fine... but all these souped up reissues and lavish boxsets on vinyl... not for me, not for me, laddy. Although I have a few. Arf!

Great news about the Wormholes release! Come here. Check this out, and then check out the price... and vinyl only. Maybe they'll release a cd only boxset down the line... file under out of my current price range with that Van Der Graaf Generator whopper of a boxset...

Flick your Travis Bean to this... Henry Owings of Chunklet Industries is re-releasing the first three Tar albums this August in an initial edition of 300 each...Owings is a fuckin' mensch... he's also behind the recent Pylon reissues. Handsome (1989), Roundhouse (1990), Jackson (1991)...

Ah, it's a bit of craic when you're a teenager, and seems important from said viewpoint. Spent a large chunk of February skimming and sometimes perusing old NMEs from 97 to 99. Bit of a chortle, I suppose. The dreck they bigged up... something sort of empty, and despairing about trying to...

It's more music journalist nonsense, innit. Refers more to the fashion, and the anti-show, long hair in your face playing loud, reverb heavy rock. And some of it may be seminal. Create a ridiculous term based around a few arbitrary signifiers, some visual, some sonic. I suppose the same...

Are Dinosaur Jr shoegaze? Mogwai? Spacemen 3? Explosions in the Sky? Or am I just thinking of bands that literally stare at their feet, turn away from the audience, kneel into monitors etc?

Band of Susans over MBV and Sonic Youth any day of the week, and 'til I'm old and grey and wearing out the bedpan.

...and the same label are releasing this from skronky, post-punk Blurt. Might be worth a scratch if you like Pop Group et al; the more Bristol side of things. Out in April.