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11 comments:
Thanks for the Anima! I missed it first time around!
I don't suppose you could re-up The Sounds of American Doomsday Cults, v.14 from February?
Thanks for this, Mr. Invisible Record Archive!
thank you for respoting, much appreciated
I was wondering if you could re-up the Flying Lizards - just discovered all this, and I used to have that album. I am looking for some way to trade for some Gil Scott Heron if you do that sort of thing. I don't know if you have it, but I am seeking his album "Real Eyes"
saw yr requests and hope you saw this: http://direct-waves.blogspot.com/2007/03/iskra-1903-wired-new-phonic-art-free.html
since you asked for that one, do you happen to have the iskra 1903 chapter one (w/ bailey)? i have the buzz soundtrack as well, which i love.
thanx for magical power mako. great band!
I think I've got Real Eyes. I'll add it to the burn stack. I'll warn you, though, it's not real good.
I did see the posting of the Free Improv - it made my week! It's the only Iskra I've currently got, though.
can yuo possibly repost teh BRUTE force recording with sharrock? I just got wind it existed, even.
and while we're piling on, maybe sharebee that scarce as hen's teeth Dr. John, which I swear I downloaded ... but I didn't :(
Hello Invisible. I just discovered your Blog and you have some cool stuff here! I came across Farewell Aldebaran which is one I really would like to hear.When you have a chance If you could..would you Re-up this classic? Kind regards, John.
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