Hey there brother..been awhile hope all is well with the whole family there..well I am for now..lol..not as consistent but I still post them on occasion..glad you stopped by..much love chris
That Muun, classic! I believe I have another LP with this Karl Berger project. Almost all Berger is worth having. SOnde also is classic. The one in this I've been after is that canadian comp, just waiting to stumble upon a cheap copy, I believe that can still happen. Haven't listened to it yet, though. Serge Arcuri , I have his 7" on Capac, highly recommended. Cheers, Chris
Hey hey brother..I am glad I finally picked up that muun..25 years plus delay..lol..still a cheap lp comparably to others of it's ilk..agree totally on berger..I had several of his lp's at one time but I traded them for things I wanted more..but they would certainly be welcomed in the collection again. If anybody here would know the sonde and love it..it would definitely be you..😀..the whole music gallery editions series deserves more appreciation in general..the Canadian experimental music scenes are a goldmine that people have yet to really dig into.. In regards to the Johnston percussion comp I waited on that as well till a cheap copy popped up on ebay domestically so I finally grabbed it..just one less thing of thousands off my wl..lmao.. I have no doubt it will make it's way on to your turntable at some point. I know outside of alex your one of the few people that appreciates percussion lp's in general.. I love the acuri piece so the 7 sounds a treat and well worth hearing.. Was thinking of doing a folkways spotlight video at some point and naturally thought of you as I know it is your favorite label and you have extensive knowledge on the subject. Always great to talk with you and I appreciate your knowledge and insights and passion brother always. Much love chris
Chris, this group of records to be filed was so good. The Berger, the Sonde, the Heldon related, the Orion LP are the ones that I immediately sampled. I will get to the others later. Thanks, Chris
Hey brother..definitely alot here in your wheelhouse..😁..glad when people go listen for themselves and not just take my word for it..lol. Much love chris
Beautiful selections. Most intrigued by the Peter Lemer which I may seek out. Very blissful and cathartic. Sonde sounds and looks wonderful. Quick 30 mins!
Hey there brother..really glad you enjoyed the video..the lemer unfortunately is very expensive but an amazing lp and definitely cathartic..crazy energy on that.. The sonde might appeal to your taste for experimental sound exploration..definitely more affordable than the lemer..😉. Much love chris
Heya Chris, Sweet raga santoor. So much intrigue as ever here. :-) The Karl Berger one, wow! Need to hear that Stomu. Was just listening to him as well as Kitaro yesterday. :-D Impact, Oberheim, Harrison...many delectibles. Asilah 80 sounds crazy interesting! Happy seeing you on good sir. Peace n love. -Carm
Well next time your at the house feel free to pull all these out for us to spin..😀. The stomu iroha series is definitely carmtastic music 💯..😀. Much love chris
Hi Chris, another wonderful selection of records. And one this time that I know and have - the Nono. I have the Svart reissue - they always do an excellent job with their reissues. The Sonde, Secta Sonica, and Neue Orgelmusik sound right up my street. Would love to get the Yamashta and it's two companions. I have most of his fusion albums, but I'm also looking for his earlier albums. The very first album I got by him is one of his classical percussion albums which I've always loved. I'm ashamed to say I did not know of (or had forgotten about) the Georges Grunblatt album, especially being a big Heldon / Pinhas fan. So you had me scouring Discogs, and I managed to find a sealed copy of the reissue for a very good price from a seller in Belgium - plus he had a couple of Catharsis albums I don't have on vinyl. Hope you have a wonderful week, Pete.
Hey there brother..you know I forgot you had the nono..😀..beautiful reissue as we have a copy at the shop..the band he was in uni-sono was reissued as well..great lp I really want an og of that one!. You would like secta me thinks.. Actually everything you mentioned you would no doubt like..lol. I love early stomu as well only have a couple from that era myself.. Nice on the grunblatt..😀..like I said it was shelved for three years and released with little fanfare but it is a near masterpiece so enjoy that one brother!..glad you got something extra on the order as well..😀..much love chris
Hi Chris, loved the Santoor music you were playing in the background, really superb. I will check out the Stomu Yamash'ta record as I only know the jazz fusion albums. However I have a wonderful collection of pieces by Toru Takemitsu and Stomu plays on a track called 'Cassiopeia' which is excellent. Thanks for sharing your fascinating records. Great video. Peace.
Thanks brother..I think I know toru lp you speaking of definitely know the piece with stomu and I remembered loving it. Glad you liked the video and appreciate the comment brother.. Much love chris
I didn't know Lemer had stock copies, will have to invest(igate)? the mix of electronics with the drums and chants is amazing. I was wondering about the piche, hadn't been able to find any clips. sonde is another I need to check out....well most of these really. I will say the pinhas project I was not sold on, bit of a different flavor on that one. thanks for sharing these chris.
Hey there brother..I believe he still does but there like 140 pounds now..lol..but definitely a special record imo and at least worth hearing for you. Guessing sonde would be up your street..pretty much the music gallery editions series in general.. Ya I don't think the piche track is on line will have to play it for you sometime..definitely a different kind of energy on it. Lol..no grunblatt for you huh..I feel you..life would be boring if everybody liked everything..😉.. Much love chris
asilah 80... awesome! I think I was the only one with this in the vc back then. Not any more, lol. Your description was spot on! And really cool you got it from the artist for a good price. I think, many artists don't know the value of their records, and it's quite stunning in fact if you think about it. Take care bro!
Hey there brother!..hope all is well! You know all about asilah 80 💖. Ya originally he started out copies at 45 pounds!..quickly raised it to 135 lmao..at least the money goes directly to him..never thought I would own a copy but here we are..😀..keep well brother..much love chris
Nice background music. I love santur and similar instruments. I recently got Shivkumar Sarma’s record on Ocora, and have played it quite regularly since. I actually have a couple of cassettes by him too that I found in a charity shop, but have’t played them in forever since my cassette deck died... I also got Radif, solo santur album om Harmonia Mundi, along with the Sarma. That Lew / Brown album is great, been on my wantlist for a while, slightly better than their first one, imo. Those two I have by Lew on Made to Measure are also played pretty often in this house. Albums that anyone could enjoy, really. My only association with Hollander besides Crammed Disc is Aksak Maboul, but I never heard of Cos, will look into that. That Moroccoan album looks nice, I still haven’t gone in for Morocco music, but that time will come :) I tried briefly that Maroc Eternel on Arion, but wasn’t hooked immediately. Will definitely try to check out that Decko album, as you probably know I’m a big fan of Wakhevitch. Same goes with Taj Mahal Travellers, I’ve been meaning to check out that Sonde album since you posted it on IG. Looks pretty neat. Lou Harrison, always been interested in the guy, but haven’t picked anything up yet, but that is also just a matter of time, lol. Great update, as always! Much love, Johan
Hey brother really good to hear from you and really glad you enjoyed the video. Love both Sharma and radif..I have those as well..great stuff 💖. Lol..I like the first lew/brown slightly more..but there both excellent as you already know..😀. The made to measure series is great and still affordable and I dare say underrated..don't have the lew's but I have a few others. Need the first maboul lp hollander did..great record..cos was sorta of like a Belgium Canterbury/rio band.. Excellent stuff og's are expensive but there whole catalog has been reissued I only have one og of there's. Well with the Morocco stuff at least your giving it a chance and exploring it which is a start..😀. I love all those American 20th century guys like harrison cowell crumb etc..always worthwhile and interesting imo..look forward to seeing your completed music room and what you have been listening too in the interim brother..much love chris
Hey buddy-real nice BGM on this one.... Once again , quite an education on World music.. That Karl Berger 2 disc set looks cool....I'm a huge fan of Teitelbaum.... The Korean album looks really cool as well.... Somewhere I think I still have my live 'Go' double vinyl album (with Schulze & Al DiMeola) which I bought as a new release back in the late 70's... I'll keep my eyes open for that Stomu album, sounds like my kind of thing... Geez, 'Impact' 'Live Electronic Music', that Electric Organ album and the Sonde look cool as well! Great seeing you again buddy-hope you & family are doing well! -Gary
Like carm alot of gary stuff too enjoy...I know there are some fine cd's of Korean music around. The stomu series is definitely in your wheelhouse 💯..as all the others you mentioned..as always happy to share and hope you seek stuff out to listen to and enjoy brother..much love chris
Love the cover art on that Sonde record. Bridges have always been visually appealing to me. K-Priss is on the list to track down. That dude got intense on the santoor in that Chicago performance. Man.
Hey brother..I think you mentioned the bridge thing before..you might dig k-priss since your on that pinhas kick..lol..definitely would have loved to have seen that performance. Much love chris
Finally back on this Sunday evening to enjoy the rest of this magnificent update Chris. Your videos are so darn essential to me and my every growing appreciation for jazz. Good to see that you finally able to grab the Neue Orgelmusik album. Is 'orgelmusik' an actual style of music? That Mono album sounds killer. Like one that I would dig. I have been on a Nucleus, Oregon and Tyner kick as of late. Oregon was a brilliant band. Checking out that Catalonia album. Writing that down now. The best twenty two minutes that I spent all day. Actually I re-watched most of what I saw last night too. The best almost thirty minutes that I spent all day. Fab update. I got to file some albums myself. I will be posting two videos soon. The first will be an awful update on my music room. I am way behind the eight ball. But I want to share a step-by-step process of the whole room as it comes together. I am not a painter, carpenter or an electrician. My dad was a jack of all trades. He could do it all. I learned a lot about maintaining a house from him. But I never became a pro at any of them. Anyways. Hope you have a great week Chris~ Rob/Boston
Hey there rob..ya you would love the nono lp in particular no doubt. Glad you liked the video as well.. Sounds like your keeping busy and well your father continues to live on through you..I bet he would love it when you are done with it..I would not be so hard on yourself..😀.. Oregon is a favorite of many me gary and carm in particular..quality all the way...much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Thank you for the nice response Chris. I will never forget how good you were to me when my dad passed. The classic VC friends were all so supportive. But there were a handful of people that I will never forget. You were one of them. That meant the world to me. Thanks for the info on the Nono album too. Have it written down. I will surely give it a listen by the weekend. Much love to you Chris. Talk to you soon~ Rob
So good to see you back on this Saturday evening Chris. Just watched Stuntrock Confusions amazing ECM video. Now I see this posted. It is a great night for VC viewing. Real quickly. Does Vini Reilly play guitar on that Ben Lew/Steven Brown release? Be back in a few. Instead of typing and watching I am going to watch only and recap when its over~ Rob/Boston
@@johncoltrane68 Hi Chris. I am so embarrassed. I just noticed that I spelled your name Kris instead of Chris in the above comment. I just edited it. How could II do that? I must have watched one of Kris {Dixieland Farms} videos before yours. Have a super weekend~
Hello Chris! With Rob (Sounds Strange) departed I now depend on you to fulfill my need for exotica LPs......no pressure!! Please keep up the good-work....background soundtrack is great! Keep well!!
Lol..well that it is a high request..😀. But I try my best to carry on some of the rob tradition..glad you enjoyed the music..beautiful lp ❤..much love chris
Such a pleasure to hear/ hear about this music. Appreciate it!
Thanks brother..glad you enjoyed it..😁...much love chris
Was not aware you were back at doing videos. Very cool to see you. I hope you are doing fine. The Place looks swell. The records shown look intriguing
Hey there brother..been awhile hope all is well with the whole family there..well I am for now..lol..not as consistent but I still post them on occasion..glad you stopped by..much love chris
That Muun, classic! I believe I have another LP with this Karl Berger project. Almost all Berger is worth having. SOnde also is classic. The one in this I've been after is that canadian comp, just waiting to stumble upon a cheap copy, I believe that can still happen. Haven't listened to it yet, though. Serge Arcuri , I have his 7" on Capac, highly recommended. Cheers, Chris
Hey hey brother..I am glad I finally picked up that muun..25 years plus delay..lol..still a cheap lp comparably to others of it's ilk..agree totally on berger..I had several of his lp's at one time but I traded them for things I wanted more..but they would certainly be welcomed in the collection again.
If anybody here would know the sonde and love it..it would definitely be you..😀..the whole music gallery editions series deserves more appreciation in general..the Canadian experimental music scenes are a goldmine that people have yet to really dig into..
In regards to the Johnston percussion comp I waited on that as well till a cheap copy popped up on ebay domestically so I finally grabbed it..just one less thing of thousands off my wl..lmao..
I have no doubt it will make it's way on to your turntable at some point.
I know outside of alex your one of the few people that appreciates percussion lp's in general..
I love the acuri piece so the 7 sounds a treat and well worth hearing..
Was thinking of doing a folkways spotlight video at some point and naturally thought of you as I know it is your favorite label and you have extensive knowledge on the subject.
Always great to talk with you and I appreciate your knowledge and insights and passion brother always.
Much love chris
I really dig that Muun Music but that's not too surprising right? Hah. Enjoying the background tunes. Always good to see you bro!
Thanks bro..no doubt on the muun..😀...much love chris
Chris, this group of records to be filed was so good. The Berger, the Sonde, the Heldon related, the Orion LP are the ones that I immediately sampled. I will get to the others later. Thanks, Chris
Hey brother..definitely alot here in your wheelhouse..😁..glad when people go listen for themselves and not just take my word for it..lol.
Much love chris
Beautiful selections. Most intrigued by the Peter Lemer which I may seek out. Very blissful and cathartic. Sonde sounds and looks wonderful. Quick 30 mins!
Hey there brother..really glad you enjoyed the video..the lemer unfortunately is very expensive but an amazing lp and definitely cathartic..crazy energy on that..
The sonde might appeal to your taste for experimental sound exploration..definitely more affordable than the lemer..😉.
Much love chris
Heya Chris, Sweet raga santoor. So much intrigue as ever here. :-)
The Karl Berger one, wow! Need to hear that Stomu. Was just listening to him as well as Kitaro yesterday. :-D
Impact, Oberheim, Harrison...many delectibles. Asilah 80 sounds crazy interesting! Happy seeing you on good sir. Peace n love. -Carm
Well next time your at the house feel free to pull all these out for us to spin..😀.
The stomu iroha series is definitely carmtastic music 💯..😀.
Much love chris
Interesting stuff !! Chicago here too. Rogers park
Thanks brother..I dig Rogers park but it has been awhile since I made it out that way..returned the sub as well..nice to meet you..much love chris
Hi Chris, another wonderful selection of records. And one this time that I know and have - the Nono. I have the Svart reissue - they always do an excellent job with their reissues. The Sonde, Secta Sonica, and Neue Orgelmusik sound right up my street. Would love to get the Yamashta and it's two companions. I have most of his fusion albums, but I'm also looking for his earlier albums. The very first album I got by him is one of his classical percussion albums which I've always loved.
I'm ashamed to say I did not know of (or had forgotten about) the Georges Grunblatt album, especially being a big Heldon / Pinhas fan. So you had me scouring Discogs, and I managed to find a sealed copy of the reissue for a very good price from a seller in Belgium - plus he had a couple of Catharsis albums I don't have on vinyl. Hope you have a wonderful week, Pete.
Hey there brother..you know I forgot you had the nono..😀..beautiful reissue as we have a copy at the shop..the band he was in uni-sono was reissued as well..great lp I really want an og of that one!.
You would like secta me thinks..
Actually everything you mentioned you would no doubt like..lol.
I love early stomu as well only have a couple from that era myself..
Nice on the grunblatt..😀..like I said it was shelved for three years and released with little fanfare but it is a near masterpiece so enjoy that one brother!..glad you got something extra on the order as well..😀..much love chris
Hi Chris, loved the Santoor music you were playing in the background, really superb. I will check out the Stomu Yamash'ta record as I only know the jazz fusion albums. However I have a wonderful collection of pieces by Toru Takemitsu and Stomu plays on a track called 'Cassiopeia' which is excellent. Thanks for sharing your fascinating records. Great video. Peace.
Thanks brother..I think I know toru lp you speaking of definitely know the piece with stomu and I remembered loving it.
Glad you liked the video and appreciate the comment brother..
Much love chris
I didn't know Lemer had stock copies, will have to invest(igate)? the mix of electronics with the drums and chants is amazing. I was wondering about the piche, hadn't been able to find any clips. sonde is another I need to check out....well most of these really. I will say the pinhas project I was not sold on, bit of a different flavor on that one. thanks for sharing these chris.
Hey there brother..I believe he still does but there like 140 pounds now..lol..but definitely a special record imo and at least worth hearing for you.
Guessing sonde would be up your street..pretty much the music gallery editions series in general..
Ya I don't think the piche track is on line will have to play it for you sometime..definitely a different kind of energy on it.
Lol..no grunblatt for you huh..I feel you..life would be boring if everybody liked everything..😉..
Much love chris
Stopped by. You're looking well.
Thanks d..well I need a haircut that is for sure..lol..glad you popped in..
Much love chris
asilah 80... awesome! I think I was the only one with this in the vc back then. Not any more, lol. Your description was spot on! And really cool you got it from the artist for a good price. I think, many artists don't know the value of their records, and it's quite stunning in fact if you think about it. Take care bro!
Hey there brother!..hope all is well!
You know all about asilah 80 💖.
Ya originally he started out copies at 45 pounds!..quickly raised it to 135 lmao..at least the money goes directly to him..never thought I would own a copy but here we are..😀..keep well brother..much love chris
Nice background music. I love santur and similar instruments. I recently got Shivkumar Sarma’s record on Ocora, and have played it quite regularly since. I actually have a couple of cassettes by him too that I found in a charity shop, but have’t played them in forever since my cassette deck died... I also got Radif, solo santur album om Harmonia Mundi, along with the Sarma.
That Lew / Brown album is great, been on my wantlist for a while, slightly better than their first one, imo. Those two I have by Lew on Made to Measure are also played pretty often in this house. Albums that anyone could enjoy, really. My only association with Hollander besides Crammed Disc is Aksak Maboul, but I never heard of Cos, will look into that.
That Moroccoan album looks nice, I still haven’t gone in for Morocco music, but that time will come :) I tried briefly that Maroc Eternel on Arion, but wasn’t hooked immediately.
Will definitely try to check out that Decko album, as you probably know I’m a big fan of Wakhevitch. Same goes with Taj Mahal Travellers, I’ve been meaning to check out that Sonde album since you posted it on IG. Looks pretty neat.
Lou Harrison, always been interested in the guy, but haven’t picked anything up yet, but that is also just a matter of time, lol.
Great update, as always! Much love, Johan
Hey brother really good to hear from you and really glad you enjoyed the video.
Love both Sharma and radif..I have those as well..great stuff 💖.
Lol..I like the first lew/brown slightly more..but there both excellent as you already know..😀.
The made to measure series is great and still affordable and I dare say underrated..don't have the lew's but I have a few others.
Need the first maboul lp hollander did..great record..cos was sorta of like a Belgium Canterbury/rio band..
Excellent stuff og's are expensive but there whole catalog has been reissued I only have one og of there's.
Well with the Morocco stuff at least your giving it a chance and exploring it which is a start..😀.
I love all those American 20th century guys like harrison cowell crumb etc..always worthwhile and interesting imo..look forward to seeing your completed music room and what you have been listening too in the interim brother..much love chris
Hey buddy-real nice BGM on this one....
Once again , quite an education on World music.. That Karl Berger 2 disc set looks cool....I'm a huge fan of Teitelbaum....
The Korean album looks really cool as well.... Somewhere I think I still have my live 'Go' double vinyl album (with Schulze & Al DiMeola) which I bought as a new release back in the late 70's... I'll keep my eyes open for that Stomu album, sounds like my kind of thing... Geez, 'Impact' 'Live Electronic Music', that Electric Organ album and the Sonde look cool as well!
Great seeing you again buddy-hope you & family are doing well!
-Gary
Like carm alot of gary stuff too enjoy...I know there are some fine cd's of Korean music around.
The stomu series is definitely in your wheelhouse 💯..as all the others you mentioned..as always happy to share and hope you seek stuff out to listen to and enjoy brother..much love chris
Love the cover art on that Sonde record. Bridges have always been visually appealing to me. K-Priss is on the list to track down. That dude got intense on the santoor in that Chicago performance. Man.
Hey brother..I think you mentioned the bridge thing before..you might dig k-priss since your on that pinhas kick..lol..definitely would have loved to have seen that performance.
Much love chris
Finally back on this Sunday evening to enjoy the rest of this magnificent update Chris. Your videos are so darn essential to me and my every growing appreciation for jazz. Good to see that you finally able to grab the Neue Orgelmusik album. Is 'orgelmusik' an actual style of music? That Mono album sounds killer. Like one that I would dig. I have been on a Nucleus, Oregon and Tyner kick as of late. Oregon was a brilliant band. Checking out that Catalonia album. Writing that down now. The best twenty two minutes that I spent all day. Actually I re-watched most of what I saw last night too. The best almost thirty minutes that I spent all day. Fab update. I got to file some albums myself. I will be posting two videos soon. The first will be an awful update on my music room. I am way behind the eight ball. But I want to share a step-by-step process of the whole room as it comes together. I am not a painter, carpenter or an electrician. My dad was a jack of all trades. He could do it all. I learned a lot about maintaining a house from him. But I never became a pro at any of them. Anyways. Hope you have a great week Chris~
Rob/Boston
Hey there rob..ya you would love the nono lp in particular no doubt.
Glad you liked the video as well..
Sounds like your keeping busy and well your father continues to live on through you..I bet he would love it when you are done with it..I would not be so hard on yourself..😀..
Oregon is a favorite of many me gary and carm in particular..quality all the way...much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Thank you for the nice response Chris. I will never forget how good you were to me when my dad passed. The classic VC friends were all so supportive. But there were a handful of people that I will never forget. You were one of them. That meant the world to me. Thanks for the info on the Nono album too. Have it written down. I will surely give it a listen by the weekend. Much love to you Chris. Talk to you soon~
Rob
So good to see you back on this Saturday evening Chris. Just watched Stuntrock Confusions amazing ECM video. Now I see this posted. It is a great night for VC viewing. Real quickly. Does Vini Reilly play guitar on that Ben Lew/Steven Brown release? Be back in a few. Instead of typing and watching I am going to watch only and recap when its over~
Rob/Boston
Hi there rob..yes vini does indeed play guitar on the lp..😀..much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Hi Chris. I am so embarrassed. I just noticed that I spelled your name Kris instead of Chris in the above comment. I just edited it. How could II do that? I must have watched one of Kris {Dixieland Farms} videos before yours. Have a super weekend~
Hello Chris! With Rob (Sounds Strange) departed I now depend on you to fulfill my need for exotica LPs......no pressure!! Please keep up the good-work....background soundtrack is great! Keep well!!
Lol..well that it is a high request..😀.
But I try my best to carry on some of the rob tradition..glad you enjoyed the music..beautiful lp ❤..much love chris