artist: forever amber
album: the love cycle
label: 10th planet (reissue)
notes: i’ve been meaning to digitize this one for like, 8 years.
play it as it lathes.
a song for you every weekday from the collection of zach cowie/turquoise wisdom & his friends.
sometimes rare, sometimes dollar bin-- always from vinyl.
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better things are bound to come.
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thibault et l’arbre d’or.
artist: emmanuelle parrenin
album: maison rose
label: batton noir (reissue)
notes: this is a desert island jam for me but i have no idea what she’s talking about.
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open the door softly.
artist: archie fisher
album: archie fisher
label: celtic music
notes: always works.
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who.
artist: odyssey
album: 45
label: wwa
notes: secret vangelis. ps- i’ll be playing some records live on dublab.com today from 6p-8p pst as part of this season’s proton drive.
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the kiss.
artist: judee sill
album: heart food
label: asylum
notes: !proud brother alert! my ‘lil sis walked down the aisle to this jam a couple days ago. massive congrats to anne & chris!
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escape pod (from the world of medical observations).
artist: stereolab
album: 45
label: duophonic
notes: slept-on b-side by a group that will always be in my TOP TEN.
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my time.
artist: roberto cacciapaglia
album: the ann steel album
label: half machine (reissue)
notes: can’t remember if it was daedelus or panda bear that first turned me on to this record a few years back so i’ll thank ‘em both.
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plateau.
artist: meat puppets
album: II
label: sst
notes: elijah and i are spinning all 90’s records before a cinespia screening of CLUELESS on the 26th— this has me playing a lot of nirvana at home…which then makes you pull out your meat puppets records again…
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the scream.
artist: brenda ray
album: d’ya hear me! naffi years 1979-83
label: em (reissue)
notes: cabic turned me on to this comp last year and i’m just now getting around to jamming it. so good!
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your love.
artist: frankie knuckles
album: 45
label: trax
notes: i fell into a youtube-hole last week and somehow found myself watching this super good doc on early house music and its influence on the uk summer of love. been bumping all the classics non-stop ever since!
