The Strange Music Playlist

Tiggy liked music,but not always my stranger ones,so here is the srange music playlist- this one is for Tiggy!

1/ Gershon Kingsley - First Moog Quartet (Dagored CD)
2/ Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner - Spaced Out (MCA CD)
3/ Various - Prog Is Not A 4 Letter Word (Delay 68 CD)
4/ My Computer - Vulnerabilia (13 Amp  CD)
5/ Mike Jackson and The Soul Providers - The Revenge of Mister Mopoji (Desco LP)
6/ Various Artists - Tomorrows People (Trunk CD)
7/ Suicide - Suicide (Blast First CD)
8/ Kid Spatula - Meast (Planet Mu CD)
9/  Vitamin B12 - Heads Vol1 Blue Bag (private press LP)
10/ Various Artists - Hidden Charms (Family Records CD)
11/ 13th Floor Elevators - Easter Everywhere (Snapper CD)
12/  The Seeds - The Seeds / A Web of Sound (Edsel CD)
13/  Mike Sammes Singers - Music For Biscuits (Trunk CD)
14/  DJ Signify - Sleep No More (Lex 2LP)
15/  The John Wagner Coalition - Shades of Brown (Licorice  Soul LP)
16/ Sylvia Hallett and Clive Bell - The Geographers (Emanem CD)
17/ My Computer - No CV (Gut Recordings CD)
18/ Various Artists - Bod (Trunk CD)
19/ Vernon Elliott - The Clangers Original TV Series Music (Trunk CD)
20/  Raymond Scott - Manhattan Research Inc. (Basta  2CD)  - Track 1 disc 1 is a currnet  Egg credit card  TV advert 
21/  Jack Parnell Orchestra - Theme from Hawaii Fiev-O (MFP 7")
22/   Various Artists - BBC Radiophonic Workshop (BBC CD)
23/ Various Artists - BBC Radiophonic Music (BBC Records)
24/ Dr.Who At The BBC Radiophonic Workshop Vol.1 (BBC CD)
25/ Angus MacLise - The Cloud Doctrine (Sub Roas CD)


Tiggy might have appreciated somee of this.

Uncertain Fall Cassette

This could be  a long lost Fall artefact from an old copy of NME mag.

What Tony Says

This relates to a Japanese poem on wanderingcherie  LJ site and the inane interpretation from one of her class - well not even that - just a comment unrelated to analysing the poem.

Having Fun with Religion

So strike me down!! (Tee hee)

Let me Sniff The Coke

Great You Tube vid made me smile so check it out at - 

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBKaLN5zU9Y

Sniffing Coke?  - well i would rather drink it.

Conn Time

Picked up a copy of Bobby Conn's latest "King For A Day" (Thrill Jockey) reviewed in the current WIRE mag by Mia Clarke (of Electrolene) from Snoopers for £4 ,a Mike Bradshaw sealed copy after doing some of a car survey for UKFS. Cold and wet horrible day too it turned out to be by the afternoon. Popped into Across The Tracks and put aside another soundtrack LP for an exchange at some point,the soundtrack being "Salt and Pepper" featuring the music of John Dankworth.