New EA sendspace thread

[kenoki]

ok, if you don't mind i'll take the Tolkien and Colbert.

oops i deleted children of hurin after i finished. i forgot! BUT i'm sendspacing colbert now. i'll add the link here in a couple of hours.

edit: here ya go!

colbert:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/fi24mh

[Ty Webb]

Could someone post the complete Vince Guaraldi Charlie Brown Christmas album this year?

Found this. It's from the original LP.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XDC7Q4YB

[LBx]

(sigh) here i go again... why am i such a glutton for obscurity?

does anyone happen to have this compilation? i'm just wanting for track #9-CD1. if so, thank you.


i'm definitely going to grab one of these off the wall xmas albums. thanks for that.

happy holidays.

[gogobrent]

solo project from Mehdi Ameziane of Natural Snow Building. very beautiful, blissful, folky, spaced out stuff. cocorosie+m83 maybe (sorry for the lazy comparison)

part 1 http://www.rapidshare.com/files/2027419 ... .zip.html/

part 2 http://www.rapidshare.com/files/2027441 ... .zip.html/

[Minotaur029]

Could someone post the complete Vince Guaraldi Charlie Brown Christmas album this year?

Found this. It's from the original LP.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XDC7Q4YB

Thanks, Ty!

[Ty Webb]

Cheers! As much as I love Nat King Cole's classic, that's by far my favorite holiday album. "Linus and Lucy" is the world's most effective anti-depressant.

[r0ck1r0ck2]

ok, well that took forever.


here we have

Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot
http://www.sendspace.com/file/kdlq1g

James Gleick's Issac Newton Bio
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ou9u9u

John Cage's Indeterminacy
http://www.sendspace.com/file/4fp7tz


more to come later eggheads!

[houseboat]

Thank you for the John Cage, r0ck1.

I have a request: does anyone have Cosmic music by John & Alice Coltrane?
I believe it's out of print, and I've been wanting to hear it for a very long time.

[Steve V.]

ok, well that took forever.


here we have

Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot
http://www.sendspace.com/file/kdlq1g

James Gleick's Issac Newton Bio
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ou9u9u

John Cage's Indeterminacy
http://www.sendspace.com/file/4fp7tz


more to come later eggheads!

*tips hat.

Thanks!

[r0ck1r0ck2]

well, it's about time i started pulling my weight around these parts.

if there's anything else people have interest in (educational/spooken word related)
do let me know.

now if anyone would care to re-up that 1st Karp Album.

[Steve V.]

I'm having some problems uploading some things, so I figured I'd give y'allz something to read for a while.

The Primal Screamer by Nick Blinko (of Rudimentary Peni)

A lot of people have been looking for this for a while, and I just so happen to find a .txt of it somewhere. Dickbags are spending upwards of $200 on a copy of what is actually a very odd, very real, very somewhat mediocre book. Don't be that guy...guy.

[Ruben23]

Tocharian, I did not forget you but I didn't remember where the hell was the Roundandaround CD. I thought I had the Story of Electricity vinyl but I maybe sell it some years ago (musically, it's close to Roundandaround, so it's not always very good).

First there's a 12" (Dub & Die) and an Untitled LP from 1981 and 1982 (very low-fi dub):


Some singles from the same period + Que Pa, which was the Pas Attendre's b-side in 1985 or 86 (and as some of you are young, there are some X-rated pictures in the artwork):


A split LP with Hypnotischer Krach from 1982:


And Roundandaround, a CD from 1991 (if Einstürzende Neubauten were playing dance music, maybe this would sound like that):

[Rachi]

Steve. V.

That is a most fantastic post!

[Arson Smith]

I was wondering if anyone here on the PRF has any of the "infamous" Eddie Gorodetsky Xmas compilations that they could/would share?

I can volunteer this one: Eddie G's Xmas 20 @ 2002



1 Don Patterson & Pat Martino - Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
2 The BellRays - Poor Old Rudolph
3 3 Aces & A Joker - Sleigh Bell Rock
4 Lionel Hampton Orchestra featuring Sonny Parker - Boogie Woogie Santa Claus
5 T. Terauchi/Jimmy Durante - White Xmas/Rudolph
6 The Tacoma 4 - Xmas is a Drag
7 Rupie Edwards - Xmas Parade
8 The Dream Kings - Xmas Coming At Last
9 Terry Huvall Cajun Band - Jingle Bell Rock
10 Ashley Dees - Santa's Coming in a Whirly Bird
11 Goree Carter - Xmas Time
12 The Sportsmen - Reindeer Rock
13 Geolynn - Deck The Halls
14 Teichiku - Santa Claus ss Coming to Town
15 Milt Patrick - Merry Twistmas
16 The Aggrovators - Santa Claus Dub
17 Kay Martin & Her Bodyguards - Hang Your Balls On The Xmas Tree
18 Jody Levine - Jingle Bell Boogie
19 Corky Hale - Hark, The Herald Angels Swing
20 Mable Mafuya - Silindele Xmas
21 Larry Cartell - Cowboy Santa
22 Sonny Thompson - Sonny Claus Blues
23 The Vital Gesture All Stars - Xmas Time Again
24 Bernie Witowski & The Silver Bell Orchestra - My Boyfriend Santa
25 B.B. King - Auld Lang Syne
26 Terry & The Bunnies - Here Comes Santa Claus

Anybody have any others?

[Nina]

http://www.sendspace.com/file/79uqme

Originally titled Live at the DNA Lounge and given away with pre-orders for the instrumental collection Special Herbs, Vol. 5-6, Live from Planet X isn't the most vital release from MF Doom but it will satisfy both the faithful and familiar. Doom has added some "space sound effects" to this new version that fit perfectly with the album's feel since this isn't your usual live release. There's little room ambience and crowd participation is fairly absent on this straight-from-the-soundboard recording, but Doom himself is all the way live, rattling off two studio albums' worth of rhymes without ever sounding spent. It's an underground lyric lover's dream, and there are early-era hits aplenty with the best of Operation: Doomsday and some assorted singles getting righteous workouts. The flow is from the street to outer space as the rapper gets looser as he goes and the show ends in a trippy cacophony of melting sound effects and turntables grinding to a halt. Bummer that it's all on one track on the CD, but if Doom's making a point, point taken. Live from Planet X has its highlights, but if the listener has the time, it is better taken as a 40-minute journey. Doom's relentless verbal attack is overwhelming this way and while any of his more mind-altering studio albums are better introductions to the artist, Live from Planet X works just fine as Doom purchase number two, especially if you're all about the venomous verse. AMG

[ssakmule]

blah blah

[world of pee]

any raymond scott please?

thanks

[r0ck1r0ck2]

ye gods that's a good suggestion!

Seconded!

[tocharian]

Tocharian, I did not forget you but I didn't remember where the hell was the Roundandaround CD. I thought I had the Story of Electricity vinyl but I maybe sell it some years ago (musically, it's close to Roundandaround, so it's not always very good).

First there's a 12" (Dub & Die) and an Untitled LP from 1981 and 1982 (very low-fi dub):


Some singles from the same period + Que Pa, which was the Pas Attendre's b-side in 1985 or 86 (and as some of you are young, there are some X-rated pictures in the artwork):


A split LP with Hypnotischer Krach from 1982:


And Roundandaround, a CD from 1991 (if Einstürzende Neubauten were playing dance music, maybe this would sound like that):

Wow wow wow. I am staggered by your generosity. Thanks!

[cjh]

Is this thing on?

Huzzah! Looks like I'm back on the grid, internets coming down strong at my new abode.


Raymond Scott - Manhattan Research Inc - Disc 1
Raymond Scott - Manhattan Research Inc - Disc 2