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& written by Harry Nillson . . . 1970/71 I think.

every time I listen, for the last 35 years . . .

@Alan812x go to "calyx perso neuf fr", first replacing the spaces with periods

This was a fun night. I remember it well. I will remember it for many years to come.

@Numatoy9 no, RF's signature was printed on the cover of every copy of the LP

@MikeBatard I could be wrong but this sounds like the League of Gentlemen from the archive release "Thrang Thrang Gozinbulx" which Robert Fripp compiled and released in 1996, in the early days of Discipline Global Mobile, recorded in the summer of 1980 before JOhnny Toobad left the band and the b...

I had the good gortune to see/hear Cluster on their 1997 US tour. It was an amazing show, and the 2CD set from that tour is definitely worth purchasing. After the show, while handing Moebius my copy of 'Cluster II" to sign (they were both very gracious about autographs) I remarked that I never ...

no bubbles in this vid - that's Aaron.

@vinzer72frie @Merzbowxnoise more specifically, Ronnie of 'Let's Make the Water Turn Black' fame.

thank you so much for posting this!!!! I had the LP years ago . . . lost it and lots others thanks to Hurricane Katrina.

very nicely done!

@SoberDoper YES!

The lyrics to 'Cadence and Cascade' were fitted to a new melody when Ian McDonald and Mike GIles opted to take the original with them when they left the band, but the two melodies and constructions are, necessarily so, very similar. The point is that, while your argument is not without merit, it...

@lionelbeauclaire correct

this sounds like the version from SuperSonic Sounds a/k/a SuperSonic Jazz, not the actual 'Sound of Joy" LP . . .

first Ra LP I ever heard . . . and I was hooked!

is this taken from the CD? I had the a copy of this LP on vinyl years ago and I'd swear there was a touch of reverb added to the sound - this sounds more 'flat' in that regard . . . and I like it!

@GITTZA believe it or not it was edited into a two-minute single, along with bits from Quasar, in a last-ditch attempt by Warners to break Hancock on commercial radio. UNsuccessful obviously, but definitely presages the 'Headhunters' LP . . .

@eunicefinger That would be the late great Ian Wallace (1946-2007)

@quieterrps I believe The Cats and the Fiddle signed with RCA Victor in 1939 and it was one of their earliest releases,, so I'd guess 1939. It was copyrighted (words & music) by Eddie Miller in 1936; I don;t understand the credit on this label to Austin Powell, who was the main force behind the ...

@MPMKGM except that this isn't a Gershwin piece . . .

The Hassell/Eno LP came out in May of 1980 - I was in the Virgin store next to Hyde Park in London on vacation when it came in the door and they started playing it - I thought it was the new Residents LP . . . and Manifesto came out in early '79. Nice HELP copy of Mainstream BTW . . . is that Ym...

@MrJnobianchi You won;t get any argument from me about Austin Powell's abilities . . . but I thought this side was from later on when Tiny Grimes had joined the group - I was under the impression that they were 100% accoustic until Grimes joined, and that's obviously an electric guitar on the sol...

This is NOT from the "Live at the Paradiso 1969" CD. This sure sounds like Wyatt/Ratledge/Ayers for sure & the tune is "I Should've Known" - oddly enough written by Hugh Hopper but he was still a roadie at the time. There are two live versions of this on the Cuneiform CD "Middle Earth Masters" ...

@StragonRage it's on itunes here: itunes dot apple dot com/us/album/the-soft-machine/id406209239?ign-mpt=uo%3D4

@Snakepit4321 not that any of that really matters; I just can't help myself sometimes . . .

@unionofonion huh? It was composed by Raymond Scott in late 1936/early 1937 & first recorded in February 1937. Scott licensed a book of tunes to WB in the 1940s and Carl Stalling incorporated many of Scott's themes into his scores for Looney Tunes shorts.