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The Conet Project: Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations

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by: Conet Project

Release Date May 01, 2001
I must say that I am quiet amazed and inspired
by the efforts of Iridial. Visually, what a fantastic package as a boxed set, The Conet Project is.

First listening to the discs covered both my wife and myself with a very unsettling calmness,
( isn't that like jumbo shrimp ?), I suppose due to the intonations and the subject matter that The Conet Project contains.

Second, there is this Cage-like quality to all of the discs, as if Cage is still organizing performances,but on a global scale and you have the opportunity to find not so silent voices in the the silence that surrounds all of us. With this in mind, many of the people that I have turned on to The Conet Project, listened to the discs for the first time ... Read More:

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Arabica Vol.3

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 14, 2002
Bought this CD on remembering hearing some Algerian music years ago on the BEEB then Page & Plant do their Morroccan thing. What an excellent alternative it is. Vibrant, driven & musical. Recommend it for anyone that enjoys good music wanting to step a little outside the usual western but not too far into arabic music.

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Za Cloud

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by: Still Flyin'

Release Date May 29, 2007
Bought this CD on remembering hearing some Algerian music years ago on the BEEB then Page & Plant do their Morroccan thing. What an excellent alternative it is. Vibrant, driven & musical. Recommend it for anyone that enjoys good music wanting to step a little outside the usual western but not too far into arabic music.

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History, Mystery and Prophesy

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by: Lee "Scratch" Perry

Release Date April 21, 1992
Well what can you say about Lee Perry that doesn't come across like a psychiatric report?

Once again the temperamental genius that is Scratch delivers a mixed bag of beans, some tasty, some bitter. This album was recorded partially at Joe Gibb's studio in Jamaica but also at the Compass Point studio in Nassau Bahamas. Somewhere between the two places this album got lost in the mix. The overall production feel is very 'western' in much the same way that Marley's later LPs were not really reggae, neither is this. The sound is very modern and technological in a way I don't associate with Perry normally [sic]. The album has a polished feel.

Having said all that, there are a few bright spots, notably 'Mr. Music' which is almost ... Read More:

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History, Mystery and Prophesy [VINYL]

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by: Lee "Scratch" Perry

Release Date October 17, 1990
Well what can you say about Lee Perry that doesn't come across like a psychiatric report?

Once again the temperamental genius that is Scratch delivers a mixed bag of beans, some tasty, some bitter. This album was recorded partially at Joe Gibb's studio in Jamaica but also at the Compass Point studio in Nassau Bahamas. Somewhere between the two places this album got lost in the mix. The overall production feel is very 'western' in much the same way that Marley's later LPs were not really reggae, neither is this. The sound is very modern and technological in a way I don't associate with Perry normally [sic]. The album has a polished feel.

Having said all that, there are a few bright spots, notably 'Mr. Music' which is almost ... Read More:

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History, Mystery and Prophesy [CASSETTE]

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by: Lee "Scratch" Perry

Release Date April 21, 1992
Well what can you say about Lee Perry that doesn't come across like a psychiatric report?

Once again the temperamental genius that is Scratch delivers a mixed bag of beans, some tasty, some bitter. This album was recorded partially at Joe Gibb's studio in Jamaica but also at the Compass Point studio in Nassau Bahamas. Somewhere between the two places this album got lost in the mix. The overall production feel is very 'western' in much the same way that Marley's later LPs were not really reggae, neither is this. The sound is very modern and technological in a way I don't associate with Perry normally [sic]. The album has a polished feel.

Having said all that, there are a few bright spots, notably 'Mr. Music' which is almost ... Read More:

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London Calling / Combat Rock

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by: The Clash

Release Date September 17, 2007
Well what can you say about Lee Perry that doesn't come across like a psychiatric report?

Once again the temperamental genius that is Scratch delivers a mixed bag of beans, some tasty, some bitter. This album was recorded partially at Joe Gibb's studio in Jamaica but also at the Compass Point studio in Nassau Bahamas. Somewhere between the two places this album got lost in the mix. The overall production feel is very 'western' in much the same way that Marley's later LPs were not really reggae, neither is this. The sound is very modern and technological in a way I don't associate with Perry normally [sic]. The album has a polished feel.

Having said all that, there are a few bright spots, notably 'Mr. Music' which is almost ... Read More:

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The Collection: The Clash/London Calling/Combat Rock

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by: The Clash

Release Date May 31, 2005
Well what can you say about Lee Perry that doesn't come across like a psychiatric report?

Once again the temperamental genius that is Scratch delivers a mixed bag of beans, some tasty, some bitter. This album was recorded partially at Joe Gibb's studio in Jamaica but also at the Compass Point studio in Nassau Bahamas. Somewhere between the two places this album got lost in the mix. The overall production feel is very 'western' in much the same way that Marley's later LPs were not really reggae, neither is this. The sound is very modern and technological in a way I don't associate with Perry normally [sic]. The album has a polished feel.

Having said all that, there are a few bright spots, notably 'Mr. Music' which is almost ... Read More:

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Combat Rock [VINYL]

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by: Clash

Release Date October 15, 2007
Well what can you say about Lee Perry that doesn't come across like a psychiatric report?

Once again the temperamental genius that is Scratch delivers a mixed bag of beans, some tasty, some bitter. This album was recorded partially at Joe Gibb's studio in Jamaica but also at the Compass Point studio in Nassau Bahamas. Somewhere between the two places this album got lost in the mix. The overall production feel is very 'western' in much the same way that Marley's later LPs were not really reggae, neither is this. The sound is very modern and technological in a way I don't associate with Perry normally [sic]. The album has a polished feel.

Having said all that, there are a few bright spots, notably 'Mr. Music' which is almost ... Read More:

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The Collection: The Clash/London Calling/Combat Rock

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by: The Clash

Release Date July 13, 2004
Well what can you say about Lee Perry that doesn't come across like a psychiatric report?

Once again the temperamental genius that is Scratch delivers a mixed bag of beans, some tasty, some bitter. This album was recorded partially at Joe Gibb's studio in Jamaica but also at the Compass Point studio in Nassau Bahamas. Somewhere between the two places this album got lost in the mix. The overall production feel is very 'western' in much the same way that Marley's later LPs were not really reggae, neither is this. The sound is very modern and technological in a way I don't associate with Perry normally [sic]. The album has a polished feel.

Having said all that, there are a few bright spots, notably 'Mr. Music' which is almost ... Read More: