This is piano works, performed by fabulous pianist Margaret Leng Tan. [New Albion]

Some of us oldsters remember UK Decca's HEAD label, which attempted to market modern classical masters to the 'hip/progressive rock' young'uns. Did it work? I don't know. But the records were very good, and now they are being reissued, which is cause f...

Great set of two of John's performance on Rockpalast in 1984 (with his band) and 1983 (solo).

"Even today, JOHN CALE is renowned for having been a member of the Velvet Underground alongside Lou Reed, Maureen Tucker and Sterling Morrison...

Very early recordings, including some of their very first, all featuring Malcolm Mooney. While this is more of historical interest than being one of their greats, there is some really good stuff here, and this is a no-brainer for fans.

"Originally issued in 1976. Flow Motion (1976) saw Can moving towards a somewhat more conventional style as their recording technology improved. 'I Want More' from Flow Motion became their only hit record outside Germany including an appearance on UK's...

These are remastered, stereo SACD releases of Can's classic albums, which are playable on any player, but will give really amazing sound when played on a SACD player. 1975 album, originally released on Virgin and their second without a dedicated singer...

Much to the shock of everyone (probably even themselves), Can reformed wih their original line-up (Holger, Jaki, Michael, Irmin and Malcolm Mooney!) for a single album in 1986. They even made a high profile appearance on Germany TV, which I saw! It's a...

1974 album, and their first without a dedicated singer finds the band regrouping. The sound is somewhat similar to the brilliant Future Days from the previous year, and while it doesn't reach nearly the same heights, it is still a really good album...

"Recorded in 1971 at Can's Inner Space Studio in Cologne during the Tago Mago sessions. These two long tracks represent a live-in-studio jam where Damo's vocals have really become an essential component in the band's sound. Amazing groove-heavy jams...

Originally released in 1976 as a double album of unreleased studio material, it all fits here on this single CD, giving you a good, all unreleased material overview of their work from 1968-1975. Lots of work featuring Damo or Malcolm. No one ever seems...

Sound on the 50' live show from 1981 is quite good for a 30 year old radio broadcast. The rest is pretty awful sounding.
So, this is:
Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC, Canada, January 17, 1981 radio broadcast
1. Nowadays A Woman's Gotta Hi

The final Beefheart album from 1982. A more stripped down sound (just 2 guitars, bass and drums). Not my favorite of his works, but still fairly indispensable! Includes a nice essay by fan and expert Mike Barnes.

This is a nicely remastered reissue of the second album by Captain Beefheart to be recorded, in 1967, but which was not released until at least 5-6 years later, with misleading dates and information (no, it was not recorded at a band rehearsal one nigh...

Licensed from VARA radio in The Netherlands, this is the famous, fantastic, oft-bootlegged performance of the band at The Paradio in Amsterdam, The Netherlands on November 1st, 1980 that was broadcast on the radio. Featuring a very spirited-sounding Do...

This was the next to last Beefheart album and is a very good late period one. This is the version of the band that toured the heaviest and even appeared on Saturday Night Live in the late 70's! Some great stuff on this one. Includes a nice essay by fan...

The 1st of the 3 albums Don made when he "came back" from the wilderness after the Tragic Band debacle in the mid 70's. With John French, Bruce Fowler, Eric Drew Feldman, Jeff Morris Tepper, Art Tripp & others!

ATTENTION! ATTENTION! Unbelievable ARCHIVAL TREASURE alert! This 30' long DVD contains every scrap of material that exists in the archives of Beat Club/Radio Bremen, from the Magic Band's April 12, 1972 performance, which resulted only in one song ever...

"One of Europe's most consistently interesting and inventive drummers..."-Chris Cutler

Guigou is best known as the drummer (and also composer) with Etron Fou Leloublan and Volapuk, but he's made a number of really excellent solo albums both...

Until they imploded (which didn't take very long, actually), San Francisco's Chrome were a cool and punky blend of crazy sounds, noise, psychedelic guitar excess and raw energy, coming across like a mix of The Stooges and Hawkwind....

Until they imploded (which didn't take very long, actually), San Francisco's Chrome were a cool and punky blend of crazy sounds, noise, psychedelic guitar excess and raw energy, coming across like a mix of The Stooges and Hawkwind...

Cluster 71 is the first album by Cluster and the least known of their early clasics. It is reissued here with the original cover art in a digipack. It's been reissued a zillion times, but no matter which edition, it's a great release...

A really stunningly beautiful reissue that looks and feels even more 'authentic' than my much-beloved original! Better pressing too!
This is the first of the 2 albums that the duo of Hans Joachim Roedelius & Didier Moebius recorded for the Brain...

Beautiful, new replica edition of this great, classic German jazz/rock release. There is no in-print CD edition; this is the only version currently out there!

After recording their classic II, the duo of Hans Joachim Roedelius and Didier...

"Live In Vienna is the eighth full-length album by German electronic music outfit Cluster and their first and only album with Joshi Farnbauer. It is the first of three live albums recorded by Cluster. Until now Cluster & Farnbauer had never been...

Recorded live in 97,this is a new release by Marian Vargas well known classical rock trio, that is totally in keeping with their 70s sound; no digital drum updates, no unwanted pop songs. This is the real deal! Performed solely on Hammond organ, with b...