8 thoughts on “ Give Me Back My Brain - Various - Black Mechanical Heart: A Compilation From The N.Y.I.F. (Cassette) ”

1. Jul 25,  · I hate to seem to be giving a Solarian Councillor the heave-ho, but if I want to read what goes on—and I certainly do—I'll have to concentrate. As soon as you get back give us a call and we'll report. Take it easy, Dad!" "You're the one to be told that, not me. Good hunting, Jill!".

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2. Nov 28,  · Glenn Branca – “Lesson No. 2″ () No-wave, on some level, is synonymous with noise rock. Not the heavier, beefier, Amphetamine Reptile .

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3. First released as an extremely limited cassette on Glorious North, Spectre Music Of An Antiquary is the first new material from Emit in over five years, a full length collection of murky ambience, deranged 80's style synth, ritualistic black drift, and stranger sounds forays into black noise.

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4. Brains cdr and cassette release Christian Soapbox and Eternal Masking. released as bonus cdr w/ drum tape and yuletide mysterians and then released as b side to ozzy osbourne tape. eye machine recordings. blogspot. com Topics: lofi, brain, cincinnati, captain missouri, christian soapbox and eternal masking, cdr, cassette.

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5. Anyone who thinks buying a cassette is a good idea is clearly not old enough to have had to deal with them on a regular basis. posted by evil otto at PM on September 11, [ 48 favorites ] "I only listen to cassettes," Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore told CBC radio [in ].

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7. Dec 31,  · The aim of this blog is to introduce the readers to music that is out of print, commercially unavailable, released under a creative commons license, or with approval by the featured artist. The majority of the music posted here would be considered underground. Don't let that fool you into thinking that the music featured here might be any less enjoyable than that of .

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8. Sep 08,  · It wasn’t until the early 80’s, that one of my Mod/Garage cohorts passed me a cassette (remember those?), the b-side of which was a compilation of Brown’s later, funkier sounds. It was on that comp that I was struck down and lifted up again by the groove contained in the song I bring you today.

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