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Morse Code vs. Can't - Untitled
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Saboten - Non Position
I've completely lost track of the number of times I've played this over the past month. It's great.
Compilation CD released on いぬん堂 [Inundow] in 2002.
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T. Isotani & K. Yoshimatu - Trypanosoma
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Various - Moodoo Dancer: Do The Flop with Sadie Sads, Nubile & Sarasvati
Quite self-explanatory.
Quality triple CD resurrection from 2011 courtesy of the frequently brilliant Super Fuji Discs.
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K. Yoshimatu - Trojan Blue
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Guillotine Kyodai - Suspense Carry pro
As commonplace, confounding and extraordinary as a star studded sky.
CD released on Creativeman Disc. in 1997.
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T. Isotani & K. Yoshimatu - Eternal Morning
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Guillotine Kyodai - Viva Guitar
This is mental. Even by our standards. This is MENTAL!
You get the Morricone spaghetti western intro and then the rest of the tracks are the Guillotine cats in one channel chopping up bugles, Adam And The Ants and christ alone knows what else and then they pass the baton to a series of Japanese superheros playing guitar in alternate channels ... and at the end everything is mixed into a single track.
MENTAL!
CD released on Creativeman Disc. in 1997.
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Guillotine Kyodai featuring Hirose Junji - Meetings With Remarkable Men
Guillotine Kyodai are Guillotine Tiger and Guillotine Jaguar who are better known to their mothers as Hideaki Sasaki and Yuji Katsui.
During a failed attempt to meet remarkable women, they settled upon meeting the likes of Otomo Yoshihide, Seiichi Yamamoto, Ruins, Junji Hirose and Yoshinori Motoki instead. So, there's an excursion past your bedroom door salvaged then.
CD released on Tag Rag in 2000.
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Various - Eat Shit Noise Music
In 1989, RRRon put out a cheeky "unofficial" tape that took tracks from a host of Japanese tape compilations. He did a pretty good job: Hanatarash, Boredoms, White Hospital, The Gerogerigegege, Ruins, Grim and Dissecting Table.
C46 courtesy of Statutory Tape. Hurrah!
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K. Yoshimatu - Melancholy Mix
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Boredoms - Boretronix
The Noizunzuri posts took me back to the Boretronix tapes. There are parts of the first tape where you can hear remnants of Mitsuru Tabata's previous band but you quickly come to terms with the reality that he has climbed on board Yamatsuka Tetsurō's post-Hanatarash armour-plated chaos engine.
Maybe one or two of you don't have these already ...
C50 released on Eye's ? Records in 1988.
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Kaoru Abe - 未発表音源＋初期音源
You really should have expected that this was next.
The label is generally fantastic but unfortunately seems to attract speculators so prices very quickly spiral well beyond the depths of the pockets of most people.
Four CD set released on Youth Inc. in 2012.
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Kaoru Abe - CD Box 1970-1973
If you don't know him then there is nothing that I can say to prepare you.
All human emotion and/or the real sound of Dante’s Nine Circles of Hell channeled through a saxophone except it's so much better than that.
Seven CD set released on Youth Inc. in 2012.
01 Abe Kaoru Trio - 1970.3.15
02 Abe Kaoru & Hiroshi Yamazaki Duo - 1971.1.24
03 Abe Kaoru - 1972.1.21
04 Abe Kaoru - 1972.4.11
05 Abe Kaoru - 1972.7.13
06 Abe Kaoru - Winter 1972
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Noizunzurie - 人間は金の為に死ねるか / Wish You Are Here
The final act of off-kilter cabaret psychodrama before Mitsuru Tabata left to help form Boredoms.
LP released on DIW in 1986.
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T. Kamada, A. Koshi, T. Nakamura - Home Made Music 1981/4
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