Laurie Anderson "United States Live"

Jeez, haven't been buying vinyl for months! Guess there wasn't anything good enough around lately? (or maybe I actually already have enough? hmmm, guess not!) Anyway, made it up right today: bought this 5-LP box by the ever so great Laurie Anderson.

Little Richard "The Fabulous Little Richard"

Hmmm, oh yes. Some good ol' time Rock & Roll!

Wim Mertens "Instrumental Songs"

actually didn't listen to this one yet, but with Wim you're always "betting on the right horse"... and I just had to buy it anyway.

La Düsseldorf "La Düsseldorf"

"La Düsseldorf is Klaus Dinger’s side project after the scission of Neu! in 1975. In this musical adventure, Dinger is accompanied by Thomas Dinger and Hans Lampe who also participated to the recording of the third and last Neu! The self titled album “La Düsseldorf” was released in 1976, venturing from avant-garde for concrete noises, manipulated sounds, pre-punk atmospheres. This album has a total disregard for musical convention, the musicians don’t hesitate to mix without restriction a bunch of sounds taken from a great variety of musical styles (with pop accents, motoric “electronic” pulses, krautrock weird instrumentals and punk’s eccentricity)"

Albert Ayler "Bells"

"On this record (originally released in 1965) Albert Ayler teamed up with his brother (trumpeter Donald Ayler) for the first time. The concert performance (with Sunny Murray, Charles Tyler and Lewis Worrell) is their entire 20-minute set at the Town Hall. This is one of the Aylers' influential recordings for ESP-Disk"

Vibracathedral Orchestra "The one you call the ghost train"

hmmm... maybe an example that 7inches can also be too short... the vibracathedral drones are great, but then they stop and leave you wanting for more...

sound_00/iversen "sound_00/iversen"

A release by my buddy Jan-M (from TIBProd.) and sound_00 on the Dirty Demos imprint: "Antonio and Jan-M collaborate here for a debut release of theirs and ours, creating four moody, abrasive, electronic sound experiments collected here in a nice 7” vinyl format."