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From: [e-mail] (Mason Jones)
Subject: Items for sale
Date: 02 Dec 1996 16:56:40 -0800


I've been going through my collection, and have come up with some things
of likely interest to some people out there. Feel free to make an offer
if you see something you want, ask about trades, whatever. I'll be happy
to help find these things new homes. Most of the stuff is pretty old,
some of it very rare, some not. If you're curious about any of them feel
free to ask. All of them are at least in very good condition, 90% of them
are in excellent to mint condition.

AntiGroup "Big Sex" EP $12
Attrition "Smiling, at the Hypogonder Club" LP $15
Attrition "In the Realm of the Hungry Ghosts" LP $10
Aryan Aquarians "Meet their Waterloo" LP (David Tibet/HoH/etc) $12
Blowhole "A Love Extreme" 2LP $15
Bourbonese Qualk "Preparing for Power" LP $10
Club Moral "To All Who Are Interested" LP $20
Current 93 "The Red Face of God" LP $50
Current 93/HoH "Crowleymass" EP $40
Current 93 "Happy Birthday Pigface Christus" EP $30
Current 93/Nurse with Wound "Faith's Favorites" EP $40
Das Synthetische Mischgewebe "The Harvest of Magnetism" LP $12
Death in June "Burial" LP (green vinyl, textured sleeve) $30
Death in June "Brown Book" LP (w/lyric sheet) $20
Dependance "Toad of the Golden Pool" LP $10
Der Plan "Es Ist Eine Fremde und Seltsame Welt" LP $12
Die Todliche Doris LP (Zickzack ZZ-123) $20
Executive Slacks "The Bus/etc" EP $10
Karen Finley "The Truth is Hard to Swallow" LP $15
Gerogerigegege "Showa" LP $75
Glands of External Secretion "Northern Exposure..." LP $8
Holy Toy "Warszawa" LP $10
Hula "Cut from Inside" LP $10
Hula "Shadowland" LP $10
Konstruktivists "Glennascaul" LP $15
Masonna "Masonna vs Bananamara" LP (autographed, ltd 290 copies) $125
Nord "Nord" LP $35
Nurse with Wound "Gyllenskold, Geijerstam and friends, Live
   at Bar Maldoror" LP $40
Portion Control "Purge" EP $10
Sleep Chamber "Sacred & Surreal" LP $12
Throbbing Gristle "Greatest Hits" LP $8
Vagina Dentata Organ "Music for Hashasins" LP (1987 2nd edition) $30
Various "Carne del Disastro" LP $15
   (w/Luciano Dari, Nightmare Lodge, Sigillum S, Ain Soph, etc)
Various "Chanson d'Amour" LP $15
   (w/Gerogerigegege, Bene Gesserit, De Fabriek, F.A.R., etc)
Various "Charmed" LP $15
   (w/Cyrnai, Jack Hurwitz, Paul Lemos/Joe Papa, etc)
Various "Devastate to Liberate" LP $100
   (w/Nurse with Wound, P16.D4, Coil, Current 93, LPD, Hafler Trio, etc)
Various "Factory Benelux Greatest Hits" LP $10
   (w/A Certain Ratio, Quando Quango, Cabaret Voltaire, etc)
Various "Something Stirs (the Dead Mourn the Living)" LP $20
   (w/Attrition, Furious Apples, Bourbonese Qualk, Legendary Pink Dots)
Various "Zondig" LP $75
   (w/Thu20, Merzbow, Haters, Blackhouse, Etant Donnes, etc)

Email to reserve any items *before* sending money! Prices include postage
within the U.S., additional charges will be added elsewhere.
Email to [e-mail]
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  [e-mail]        P.O. Box 170277, San Francisco, CA
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From: "david d." <[e-mail]>
Subject: Tora! Tora! Tora! (Atlanta)
Date: 03 Dec 1996 14:18:44 -0500 (EST)

This weekend, December 6-8, Dottie's will host the
Tora! Tora! Tora! music festival, a "Three Day
Music + Recording Project Celebrating the American
Post-Noise Underground" and featuring:

  Loren MazzaCane Connors
  Eugene Chadbourne
  Simeon (from The Silver Apples)
  Brian McMahon and the Choke Cherries
  The Flying Luttenbachers
  Harry Pussy
  Davey Williams and LaDonna Smith
  To Live and Shave in L.A.
  The Electric Eels

... and roughly thirty other bands (I'm serious).  For
the "official" information, including a proper press
release and the complete schedule, take a look at
  http://www.zavijava.com/toratoratora/



-- david daniell
   [e-mail]
   http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/dwd/






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From: "michael l. medlin" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Clock DVA _Buried Dreams_
Date: 03 Dec 1996 15:03:41 -0800 (PST)


Does anyone have any idea where I might purchase this CD?

--
                      (personal)  //\\  (business)
               michael l. medlin  \\//  BioByte:  the QSAR specialists
              [e-mail]  //\\  [e-mail]
     http://iris.pomona.edu/~al/  \\//  http://www.biobyte.com/~clogp/
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From: Manny <[e-mail]>
Subject: xprmntl vinyl stuff FS
Date: 04 Dec 1996 13:42:29 -0500 (EST)



for sale. set prices will NOT go up.
first to say "I want it" gets item reserved

Death in June - Nada picturedisc (NER)  $15

Women of the SS - picturedisc with extra 7" (RRR)  $20

The Residents - Third Reich & Roll  (Ralph)  $10

Controlled Bleeding - Songs from the Drain (Dossier) LP $10

Decoder soundtrack LP - feat. Dave Ball,Gen P-Orridge, FM Einheit,
   Matt Johnson, William S Burroughs          $15

Nurse With Wound - Sylvie & Babs  LP (United Dairies) $25
   very good/excellent

Dry Lungs IV - Controlled Bleeding, Dissecting Table, Un Drame Musical
  Instantane, Gerogerigegege, Robert Rich etc  (Subterranean)  $10

Berlin Atonal - Vol. 1  Psychic TV, Z'ev   (Dossier)  $15

Berlin Atonal - Vol. 2  Psychic TV, La Loora (Dossier)  $15

Boyd Rice - Rangarok Rune (World Serpent) red vinyl   $12

Drastic Perversions comp LP - sealed. incl. Sleep Chamber, Nurse With
  Wound, Data Bank A, Women of SS etc  (XXX)   $15

Sigillum S - Boudoir Philosophy LP  white vinyl (Auf Dem Nil)  $15
   their debut LP from 1987, excellent

PGR/Thessalonians - The Black Field  (Silent)  $10

The Twenty Committee - Network  (Thermidor) 1983   $12
   classic early ambient/industrial

Flesh - My Boy Lollipop 7"   1979   $10
  Andrew MacKenzie's (Hafler Trio) rock band

Macronympha - Pittsburgh Pennsylvania LP  white vinyl  $12

Genesis P-Orridge - Je T'Aime/Supermale EP  TOPY 1985   $15
Psychic TV - Papal Breakdance/Magick Defends Itself 1986  $12
Mistress Mix & Psychic TV - Je T'Aime/Wicked EP  1989   $10


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From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re:  Clock DVA _Buried Dreams_
Date: 04 Dec 1996 19:16:10 -0500

<<<<<Hi there

     Try sending an e-mail to [e-mail] with exactly
CATALOG-ASCII- in the subject header and nothing in the body. Don't
send money to Contempo, though. They've owed me $130 worth of stuff
for three years.                            Cheers,     Pat


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From: [e-mail] (Mason Jones)
Subject: Re:  Clock DVA _Buried Dreams_
Date: 05 Dec 1996 12:49:20 -0800

>From: [e-mail]
>     Try sending an e-mail to [e-mail] with exactly
>CATALOG-ASCII- in the subject header and nothing in the body. Don't
>send money to Contempo, though. They've owed me $130 worth of stuff
>for three years.                            Cheers,     Pat

Well, Contempo went bankrupt about a year and a half ago, so you won't
see your money. They were distributing my stuff and went under owing
me many thousands of dollars, too...

<===================================================================>
  Mason Jones             Charnel Music
  [e-mail]        P.O. Box 170277, San Francisco, CA
                          94117-0277    Phone/fax [phone]
         Visit http://www.meer.net/~charnel/  for info on
     Charnel Music, Crash Worship, Automatism Press, and more.
<===================================================================>


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From: Felix Buebl <[e-mail]>
Subject: meet the dancefloor
Date: 05 Dec 1996 22:01:06 +0100 (MET)

shalom -

the spring schedule of the jazzkeller sauschdall in ulm, south germany, features a lot
of "modern electronic danceable music by live performaners". we plan to start these
evening with an "undanceable" project and continue with groovy stuff.

e.g. we hope to get the "derek bailey drum'n'bass" project, and we also try to find
out if eugene chadbourne is interested in something like this.

do you know any artist who is working on a "free improvisation meets dancefloorelectronics"
project? please tell me how to reach them!

thanks,
felix
[e-mail]


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From: [e-mail] (Tom Welsh)
Subject: California EAR Unit in England
Date: 05 Dec 1996 20:14:41 -0800

To nm readers in the UK or traveling there...

The California EAR Unit is heading to England:
***********************

January, 1997
_____________

24  Newcastle: Playhouse  0191.232.3366
25  Coventry: Warwick Arts Centre  01203.524524
26  Colchester: Arts Centre  01206.577301
28  London: Queen Elizabeth Hall  0171.960.4242
29  Cambridge: Corn Exchange  01223.357851
30  Bexhill: De La Warr Pavilion  01424.212022


Their repertoire will be as follows:

Louis Andriessen "Zilver"  (forthcoming on New Albion)
John Adams "Road Movies"
Terry Riley "Central Star March" & "Lysol Apes Polka"
Earl Kim "Dear Linda"
Elliott Carter "Enchanted Prelude" & "Figment"
Arthur Jarvinen "White Lights Lead to Red"

The concerts are being presented by SERIOUS in London (t:0171.405.9900),

All Best,

Tom


California EAR Unit:
*******************

Renowned for their versatility, the seven member Los Angeles-based ensemble
combines an instrumentation of flute, clarinet, violin, cello, keyboard and
percussion with state of the art technology, experimental and homemade
instruments, voice and video.  Attending an EAR Unit concert means
experiencing a fresh, exuberant approach to music making that has firmly
established their reputation both here and abroad for over a decade as one
of the foremost interpreters of the music of our time.
"In the fiercely partisan world of new music, the California EAR Unit
stands out for its eclectic inspiration, presenting works from Carter to
Cage with indiscriminating conviction."
- Los Angeles Times



New Albion Records
584 Castro #525
San Francisco, CA 94114 USA
t: 415.621.5757
f: 415.621.4711
e: [e-mail]
http://newalbion.com



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From: [e-mail] (plasticity)
Subject: looking for two discs for xmas
Date: 06 Dec 1996 19:39:25 -0500 (EST)

does anyone know where or how to obtain:

the _Institute Benjamenta_ soundtrack

His Name Is Alive's "King of Sweet"

    Thanks,        Noel


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From: [e-mail] (Tom Welsh)
Subject: Carl Stone tour: spring '97
Date: 06 Dec 1996 18:24:36 -0800

Greetings all:

Since the Chicago-area folk were so helpful last time (those dates were
great fun, thanks for everything), I thought I'd ask for advice again.

Carl Stone is preparing a West Coast "Acid Karaoke" Tour, now confirming
dates in LA and SF for March 1997.  He asked me if there were any suitable
venues nearby (Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, ??) and I told him I knew
just who to ask -

What is Acid Karaoke, you ask?

ACID KARAOKE: deconstructed karaoke songs plus sampler solos; music for
chinese lute (pipa) and electronics. Featuring  Carl STONE (sampler) and
MIN Xiao-Fen (voice and pipa). ACID KARAOKE recently toured Europe,
performing on festivals in Germany, Austria and Italy. Carl Stone records
for New Albion, New Tone and em:t . MIN Xiao-Fen records for Asphodel,
Tzadik and Cala.

Feel free to contact me direct <[e-mail]> and thanks in advance.

Best,

Tom

New Albion Records
584 Castro #525
San Francisco, CA 94114 USA
t: 415.621.5757
f: 415.621.4711
e: [e-mail]
http://newalbion.com



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From: Felix Buebl <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: ACID KARAOKE
Date: 07 Dec 1996 02:46:46 +0100 (MET)

> Carl Stone is preparing a West Coast "Acid Karaoke" Tour, now confirming
> dates in LA and SF for March 1997.

> What is Acid Karaoke, you ask?

I just wanted to recommend this act!

min xiao fen is an excellent player of traditional chinese
instruments and also a good singer. she will play some
breathtaking solo-songs. can anyone confirm that she's
in the studio right now recording with derek bailey?
which label will release this jewel?

a local journalist described the ACID KARAOKE
performance like this: "carl stone treats a
running CD with effects in a way that it sounds
as if it was played from an old bended and twisted tape,
changing speed and pith every second. min xiao fen
adjusts her voice perfectly to each new speed and pitch
as she tries to sing along. this weird karaoke duo
is pure fun."

I like the description "like an odd tape".

so go to the concerts!

felix


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From: Nick Hobbs <[e-mail]>
Subject: live
Date: 08 Dec 1996 18:29:25 -0700 (MST)

recent gigs of interest to someone I guess:

Faust at the Garage, London

saw them a few years back at The Marquee, then thought it wasn't really
very good but kind of mahemic fun anyway

this time I thought they'd run right out of ideas and self-justification

the sound engineer woke up to the fact that the gig was happening somewhere
around the encore which maybe didn't help

and the pseudo dada happeningettes were mostly balony (naked Pollack
imitator painter daubs album-cover canvas and half the audience, result is
just an incoherent sloppy mess; welder and sander of large wheel of metal
is okay but done to death and with negligible musical function;
leaf-blowing machine blowing leaves over the audience is funny for a minute
and then pointless)

the hippy dippy guitarist (sorry I forget their names) come singer seemed
to think the gig was a springboard for some forthcoming solo album, a lot
of the time the rest of the band might as well not have been there, he
dominated the show and only aural-masochists would want his domination

the drum sound was possibly the worst in the history of space rock

the keyboards & synths sounded more interesting but were mostly inaudible

the bass was okay sometimes

I was bored and very dissappointed, it was sad

Quint at Kings College, London

Quint is led by Sally Young who used to be an essential part of the
sometimes sublime, sometimes dire female avant-core trio Ut

Quint plays prog rock with AOR vocals and vaguely hardcore guitar

the rhytm section plod

the songs are okay sometimes, they have some pretension, and there is some
variation, some ideas, certainly some thought and work has gone into them

but they play in a constipated fashion, devoid of swing, devoid of spirit,
as if reading the notes

the violinist looks like she's really pissed off about being on stage

the trumpetist is just sort of there, looks like your average muso

both of them play in the same plodding fashion as the drums and bass

no-one seemed to like it

and I think they should split up and Sally (a friend !) should start
something quite different

sorry ...

Shellac at Kings College, London

all my mates were there, an underground gig not to be missed

Albini scorns the music business circus so no light show, no guests

but lots of punters

they definitely have something

strong Beefheartian feel to the rhythms

the drummer's good though whacks his (pleasantly minimalist) kit too hard,
he's incredibly thin, looks great, kit set up at the front of the stage, no
riser

the bass-player wears the naffist shirt and trousers imaginable (sort of
1970 Marks and Spensers), he smiles in an American way, maybe it's ironic,
I think not, he is okay

they have 2 ask-the-audience-questions breaks which are entertainig though
also sad - the questions are nearly all dumb and crass

Albini is a wirey chap, a good avanty rock guitarist but not that orginal,
his vocals are as trademarked, mixed strangly down, when he sings he seems
upset about something, hard to say what, but all the vocals have a similar
upset mood

in fact the songs pretty much have the same mood

I expected more I guess, expected to be blown away, instead I was just
mildly interested, managed to stick it to the end, wasn't really bored but
not transported either ...

worth checking out

Nick

PS: David Thomas and two pale boys (Andy Diagram and Keith Moline) at
Transmusicales, Rennes, France, was the best show I ever saw them do
together

an inspired blend of improvised sound and the great racconteur's funny
stories and extraordinary vocals ...

a hit



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From: "david d." <[e-mail]>
Subject: tora tora tora
Date: 09 Dec 1996 11:08:44 -0500 (EST)

Don't have time right now to make a complete report, but just wanted to
say that this weekend's Tora! Tora! Tora! festival in Atlanta, GA was a
blast.  There were of course some bands that were less than wonderful, but
that's not at all suprising given forty bands playing in three days, and
the gems were a-plenty.

Friday highlights were Loren MazzaCane Connors and Eugene Chadbourne, as
well as Simeon (from the Silver Apples), To Live and Shave in L.A., and
more.  Between Loren and Eugene's sets the two of them went to a nearby
studio (Rob Mallard's Studio 204; he's in another band that played
Friday called William Carlos Williams) and recorded a twenty minute
duet.  First time they've seen each other in twenty years. Coming from
such different directions, it was really strange and amazing.  Hopefully
Black Label or somebody will release this soon.

The Flying Luttenbachers and Harry Pussy played Saturday, along with many
others. The Luttenbachers were having some sort of technical/equipment
problems but ended up playing a really intense fifteen minute "free-form
freak-out".  Davey Williams (also plagued by equipment problems) and
LaDonna Smith, Quintron, The Electric Eels, and Delarosa were some of the
Sunday appearances (the Eels sadly were a let down).

Tom Smith, from To Live and Shave in L.A. (among others) should be
commended for bringing this huge event together.

There's a recap of the events at http://www.zavijava.com/toratoratora/.

-- david daniell
   [e-mail]
   http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/dwd/



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From: peter conheim <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: tora tora tora
Date: 09 Dec 1996 12:49:22 -0800 (PST)

> Friday highlights were Loren MazzaCane Connors and Eugene Chadbourne, as
> well as Simeon (from the Silver Apples), To Live and Shave in L.A., and
> more.  Between Loren and Eugene's sets the two of them went to a nearby

So, does this mean that it wasn't actually the Silver Apples playing (as
previously reported)?  I am very curious to hear more about the Electric Eels
show, however "disappointing", if anyone has comments...PC


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From: [e-mail] (Tom Welsh)
Subject: Re: ACID KARAOKE
Date: 11 Dec 1996 12:00:43 -0800

Hi Felix (et al),

A quick call to Min Xiao Fen's management tells me that there is indeed
something in the works to record with Derek Bailey - details are very
sketchy, but I will follow up.

Sooner than that, though, is a solo disc on Tzadik by Min Xiao Fen.
The tentative repertoire (solo pipa) is as follows:
  Carl Stone "Wagon Wheel"
  Bun Ching Lam "Run"
  Zhou Long "Green Song" (pipa w/voice)
  Chen Yi "Duo Ye"
  Wadada Leo Smith (TBA)
  Hsu Po-yun "The Pipa"
  and more...

Recording begins over the Christmas holiday and it's being engineered by
Jim Anderson.  More news to follow...

Best,

Tom

New Albion Records
584 Castro #525
San Francisco, CA 94114 USA
t: 415.621.5757
f: 415.621.4711
e: [e-mail]
http://newalbion.com



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From: Felix Buebl <[e-mail]>
Subject: Min xia fen
Date: 12 Dec 1996 15:51:35 +0100 (MET)

tom -

> A quick call to Min Xiao Fen's management tells me that there is indeed
> something in the works to record with Derek Bailey - details are very
> sketchy, but I will follow up.

Steve Smith (now knitting factory) told me:
The record is currently scheduled for May.

> Sooner than that, though, is a solo disc on Tzadik by Min Xiao Fen.

wow - I looking forward to it!

I'm glad that Min gets some attention now. if I remember correct
up to now she was on some conservativ label.

another chinese artist told me, that min xiao fen is popular in china,
but her sister is a real star over there! I can't tell you more details.

-felix


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From: Seth Soffer <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: tora tora tora
Date: 13 Dec 1996 12:20:20 -0500

We drove a total of 1700 miles to witness that which would be called the
"Tora, Tora, Tora".

To add on what was already said.  I personally am bored (not mesmerized)
of Loren Mazzacane Connors.  Maybe I was tired, but I was uninterested
in his set.  On the other hand, I would add Monotrana to the list of
highlights, and probably place her above the others.  Imagine a woman
drumming, not on a normal kit, but a bunch of toms.  The drums were
attached to pedals, and the pedals were of the homemade variety.  Also
she was garbed in a wrestling outfit of sorts, and yelling about
Chicklets.  By the way she used to be half of Duotron, which was half of
Math.

I would agree that the Flying Luttenbachers and Harry Pussy were the
highlights of Saturday.  Others bands which I liked that night:  San
Augustine, Zeke Shenck Care Co., Splotch, and Quimm Gremlim.

As for Sunday, I would say that Quintron and Miss PussyCat and
Liqourball were the highlights.  Quintron did his church organ thing.
Miss Pussycat's puppet show was a leftover from Halloween, but some
things don't age.  Liqourball, one of the more rock outfits at the fest,
was without their drummer.  Luckily, Ed from Temple of Bon Matin was
around.  Ed, like the folks in Liqourball, is a 70s relic, and their
aesthetics match very nicely.  Ed and Liqourball  jammed for about 40
minutes, and spilled over their time limit.  The sound guy was yelling
"30 earth minutes", too bad Liquorball zoomed past the stratosphere
early on in their set.  The sound guy started playing some disaster
sound effects at the end of Liqourball's set, trying to get them to
stop.  Later, I asked Ed if he realized the sound guy was pissed from
the music being played through the PA, but Ed thought it was
Liqourball's doing.  It was great to see the whole thing unfold as it
did.  Hercules, featuring Aaron from Couch, Ptyerodactuls, Galen fame,
was fun that night.  There was an all female band which sounded like No
Neck Blues band, but with playskool toys.

The Eels reunion was a disappointment.  Especially,  without the
original vocalist, and his clarinet. Their playing is at the point where
they sound more like the Swinging Neckbreakers than the Eels.  Don't get
me wrong, I like the Neckbreakers, but I was expecting a drunken hate
filled Eels set and it didn't happen.

The fest as a whole was worth the drive, and I hope there is another one
next year.

Seth
>----------
>From:     peter conheim[SMTP:[e-mail]]
>Sent:     Monday, December 09, 1996 3:49 PM
>To:     nm-list
>Subject:     Re: tora tora tora
>
>> Friday highlights were Loren MazzaCane Connors and Eugene Chadbourne, as
>> well as Simeon (from the Silver Apples), To Live and Shave in L.A., and
>> more.  Between Loren and Eugene's sets the two of them went to a nearby
>
>So, does this mean that it wasn't actually the Silver Apples playing
>(as
>previously reported)?  I am very curious to hear more about the
>Electric Eels
>show, however "disappointing", if anyone has comments...PC
>
>
>


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From: peter conheim <[e-mail]>
Subject: Wet Gate appearance at A.T.A. 12/21/96
Date: 16 Dec 1996 15:09:30 -0800 (PST)

With just four chopping days left until the onset of That Holiday, Artists'
Television Access and Other Cinema conclude another fine season with the
annual New Experimental Works night, Saturday 21 December at 8:00 PM
(presumably...call for starting time).

This should be a real hum-dinger of a show, featuring new works by filmmakers
Thad Povey, Gibbs Chapman, Jay Capela, Leslie Raymond and more, and a
performance by East Bay all-projector orchestra Wet Gate, who promise a
short, sharp shock and a break from previous performance style.  Last year's
N.E.W. was a sold-out smash, so come early.

ATA is at 992 Valencia St. in San Francisco.  Admission will probably be five
dollars or so.

Look for more Wet Gate performances in January and February with details to
be announced as they firm-up.

PC



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From: Soddy <[e-mail]>
Subject: REVIEWS: noise (Cracksteel, ORPHX, Knurl, Stimbox &c)
Date: 19 Dec 1996 19:41:46 -0500 (EST)

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A short batch of reviews for your perusal. All fall under the
category of 'noise' and are written from the traditional
noisehead perspective.

The second attatchment represents a slightly more coherent
rendition of an older review:
  Govt Alpha/Macronympha - Obliteration
I'm posting it to celebrate the special Japanese edition
with the exceedingly cool packaging. There were complaints
about MSNP's rather minimal Pure-inspired package, so now
you can pay twice as much to satisfy your need for absurdly
rendered tangibles.

Enjoy.


Jason
---
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From: [e-mail] (Tom Welsh)
Subject: Terry Riley dates in Europe
Date: 20 Dec 1996 00:13:24 -0800

Hey all:

Anyone tuning in from Italy or Germany - or planning to travel there -
might be interested in the upcoming series of duets,

Terry Riley (piano) with Steffano Scodanibbio (bass)
___________

January
*******

16  Padova : Centro d'Arte di Padova
      contact: Catherina Santi t:+39.49.807.1370 f:+39.49.8756763

17  Bologna : (venue to be announced)
      contact: Massimo Simonini t/f:+39.51.261.417

19  Pesaro : Ante Concerti di Pesaro
      contact: Federico Mondelci t/f:+39.721.32482 or maybe 71.965.410

22,23  Berlin : Hamburger Bahnhof Fur Gegenwart...
          contact: Matthias Osterwold t:+49.30.615.2702 f:+49.30.614.8695

25  Saarbrucken : Conservatory of Music
          contact: Hans Ulrich Wagner t:+49.681.602.2225 f:+49.681.602.2243


Wish I could be there with ya..

Best,
Tom

New Albion Records
584 Castro #525
San Francisco, CA 94114 USA
t: 415.621.5757
f: 415.621.4711
e: [e-mail]
http://newalbion.com



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From: [e-mail] (Mason Jones)
Subject: Unidentified subject!
Date: 20 Dec 1996 11:42:37 -0800

  Impact Test "Kill Kill Kill" (LP, RRRecords) $7
   The Grey Wolves "Punishment" (LP, Tesco, 124 of 500) $20
   In the Nursery "Stormhorse" (LP, Sweatbox) $12
   La Loora "Reseda Revel" (LP, Dossier) $15
   Man is the Bastard "The Brutality Continues" (LP, Vermiform) $10
   Mental Anguish/Hands To (LP, split) $15
   Entre Vifs "l'Ordre par le Bruit" (CD, La Procedure, 321 of 500) $20
   Megaptera "Songs from the Massive Darkness" (LP, ltd ed with wire) $17
   Lab Report "Figure X-71" (LP, Invisible) $6
   HAIOE "Eurovision" (LP, Elfish, from Greece) $10
   Crawl Unit "Vs Silence" (CD, Manifold) $10
   V/A "Sound-Line Vol 3" (CD, Celtic Circle) $6
        (w/Nightmare Lodge, a;Grumh, Hate Dept, etc)
   Atrax Morgue "Cut My Throat" (CD, Slaughter Prods) $12
   Atrax Morgue "Sickness Report" (CD, Release) $10
   V/A "Noise Reduction" (CD, Alley Sweeper) $10
        (w/Masonna, James Plotkin, Fuxa, Delphium, etc)
   Masonna "Destructive Microphone" (5", Alley Sweeper, yellow vinyl) $10
<===================================================================>
  Mason Jones             Charnel Music
  [e-mail]        P.O. Box 170277, San Francisco, CA
                          94117-0277    Phone/fax [phone]
         Visit http://www.meer.net/~charnel/  for info on
     Charnel Music, Crash Worship, Automatism Press, and more.
<===================================================================>


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From: [e-mail] (Mason Jones)
Subject: Ignore...
Date: 20 Dec 1996 11:43:37 -0800


Hmmm, my mailer saw fit to send that previous message when it shouldn't
have, so ignore it for now... Sigh.

<===================================================================>
  Mason Jones             Charnel Music
  [e-mail]        P.O. Box 170277, San Francisco, CA
                          94117-0277    Phone/fax [phone]
         Visit http://www.meer.net/~charnel/  for info on
     Charnel Music, Crash Worship, Automatism Press, and more.
<===================================================================>


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From: [e-mail]
Subject: cd sale
Date: 20 Dec 1996 19:59:38 -0500

If you are interested, please send me email ([e-mail]).  Prices
include shipping in U.S.  I am also interested in trades.  Thanks, Mike

(p.s.  If you send me mail after Dec. 23, I will get back to you in a week)

A Small Good Thing "Cool Cool Water" CDEP (Soleilmoon) $6.50
(I have had no problems with this CD playing in a few regular CD players.
 However, it hasn't played in two PowerMac CD-ROM drives.  If you are
interested, we can work out some trial run.)

Black Rain "Nanarchy" (Fifth Column Records) $8.00
(punch hole in bar code)

Bongo Fury "Lord Mongrel is Dying" (SineAppleSap Records) $6.50
(Similar to King Missile in style)

Cheer-Accident "Not a Food" (Pravda) $6.00
(punch hole in bar code)

Fleshtones "Beautiful Light" (Naked Language Records) $7.00
(punch hole in bar code)

Helmet "Meantime" (Interscope Records) $7.00

Mount Shasta "Who's the Hottie" (Skin Graft Records) $7.00
(cut in side)

REM "Monster" (Warner Bros) $7.50

Scenic "Sage" CDEP (Independent Project Records) $6.50

Soundtrack "Boys" (A&M) $5.00
(punch hole in bar code)

Soundtrack "The Pallbearer" (Hollywood Records) $5.00
(punch hole in bar code)

Steel Pole Bath Tub "Scars from Falling Down" (Slash Records) $7.00
(punch hole in bar code)

V/A "Karmanik Collection" (Cold Meat Industry) $9.00
(Cold Meat bands


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From: SUGAR in their vitamins? <[e-mail]>
Subject: Ruins query
Date: 23 Dec 1996 22:19:59 -0800 (PST)


hey now,

after months of seeing it at Amobea,
this weekend i picked up a copy of
Ruins "Burning Stone", re-issued by
Magaibutsu (Yoshida's own label).
it turns out to have an extra track
at the very end with about six or
so live songs. groovy!

so my question is... does the Magaibutsu
version of "Stonhenge" also have extra
material on it?

hasta.

Yes.  Beautiful, wonderful nature.  Hear it sing to us: *snap*  Yes.  natURE.


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From: peter conheim <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Ruins query
Date: 24 Dec 1996 02:23:16 -0800 (PST)

> this weekend i picked up a copy of Ruins "Burning Stone", re-issued by
> Magaibutsu (Yoshida's own label). it turns out to have an extra track
> at the very end with about six or so live songs. groovy!
>
> so my question is... does the Magaibutsu version of "Stonhenge" also
> have extra material on it?

Hmm...this is a toughie but I bet Mason Jones will chime in with a correct
discography (or maybe Mike Burma?).

I have wondered what the "authorized" versions of Burning Stone and
Stonehenge are supposed to be since there are numerous differences
between them all, even between formats.  For one thing, the now-deleted
Shimmy Disc releases of each of have extra cuts on the CD's that
aren't on their (better mastered) LP counterparts.

As I understand it, the original Shimmy Stonehenge CD had the contents of a
Japanese EP (called "Infect", I think) appended to it (this EP was also
available for a time on SSE).  Plus, the Shimmy release had the incredibly
amazing song "B.U.G.." on it in both formats, but the new Magaibutsu version
doesn't, nor does it have the "Infect" tracks.  I think it does, however,
have live tracks appended to it as Burning Stone now does.

The last time Ruins were in the Bay Area I asked Yoshida about whether or not
"B.U.G.." was ever intended for Stonehenge and he said it was not.  I was
really surprised, since it's such a great track and a big crowd-pleaser.

Since we're on the subject: the version of the song called "Infect" that
should be appearing on a forthcoming Live From the Afterworld LP compilation
(performed in Berkeley in 1993) is unbelievable.  Better than any other
circulating live Ruins tracks (except maybe the 0'33" 7")...

Anyone heard news of the new bass player?  Masuda is definitely gone.

PC


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From: SUGAR in their vitamins? <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Ruins query
Date: 24 Dec 1996 11:29:57 -0800 (PST)


On Tue, 24 Dec 1996, as i had hoped, peter conheim wrote:

> For one thing, the now-deleted
> Shimmy Disc releases of each of have extra cuts on the CD's that
> aren't on their (better mastered) LP counterparts.

so, the Shimmy stuff is now deleted?

i ask because i've noticed that there is
a repressed version of BURNING STONE.
(not to mention the repressing of
STONEHENGE with the psychedelic looking
colors on the cover)

> As I understand it, the original Shimmy Stonehenge CD had the contents of a
> Japanese EP (called "Infect", I think) appended to it (this EP was also
> available for a time on SSE).

now i'm really confused, because there
was (still is?) a CD called INFECT/LIVE
which was released about the same time
as GRAVAYAUNOSCH. i think it was put
out by SSE. i know it exists because
i've seen it at Mason's house, but
that's about the *only* place i've seen
it. so it could be a nefarious plan
to deceive the rest of us. heh.

> Plus, the Shimmy release had the incredibly
> amazing song "B.U.G.." on it in both formats, but the new Magaibutsu version
> doesn't, nor does it have the "Infect" tracks.

MEEP!

are you referring to the vinyl
version or the new CD re-issue?

> I think it does, however,
> have live tracks appended to it as Burning Stone now does.

as far as i can tell, the Magaibutsu
version of BURNING STONE has all
the same tracks as the Shimmy version,
plus the live tracks. i've already
sold my Shimmy disc (didn't think
there would be such a radical
difference other than the additional
live track), so i can't compare.
here's the track listing:

zasca coska
gold stone
praha in spring
onyx
sac
power shift
shostak ombrich
vexoprakta
real jam
misonta
burning stone
spazm cambilist
negotiation
grubandgo
dapp
live at 20000V October 20 1992*

isn't this exactly what's on the
Shimmy CD, minus the last track there?

> The last time Ruins were in the Bay Area I asked Yoshida about whether or not
> "B.U.G.." was ever intended for Stonehenge and he said it was not.

interesting, because there's a live
version of "B.U.G." on GRAVAYUNOSCH.

> I was
> really surprised, since it's such a great track and a big crowd-pleaser.

agreed.

> Since we're on the subject: the version of the song called "Infect" that
> should be appearing on a forthcoming Live From the Afterworld LP compilation
> (performed in Berkeley in 1993) is unbelievable.

kewl.

even better would be to have a
complete CD of live material compiled
from the numerous Bay Area live
shows over the last few years!

> Better than any other
> circulating live Ruins tracks (except maybe the 0'33" 7")...

out of curiosity, is the version of
"0'33" on HYDEROMASTGRONINGEM?

and since we're talking turkey about
their discography, i have decided
to compile a discography. here's what
i know of exists for CD (i'll deal
with vinyl soon). if anyone can add
to this information, it would be
much appreciated.

1990 - STONEHENGE (Shimmy Disc: SDE 9025 CD)
1991 - EARLY WORKS (Bloody Butterfly: ZIKSBB-004)
1992 - BURNING STONE (Shimmy Disc: ?)
1993 - II & 19 NUMBERS (Magaibutsu/SSE: SSE 8010 CD)
1993 - GRAVIYAUNOSCH (Nipp Guitar Records: NG-D 03)
1993 - INFECT/LIVE (?: ?)
1994 - RUINS-HATOBA (Magaibutsu/Charnel Music: CHCD 12)
1995 - HYDEROMASTGRONINGEM (Tzadik: TZ 7202)
1995 - SAISORO (Tzadik: TZ 7206) - with Derek Bailey
1995 - STONEHENGE (Magaibutsu: ?)
1995 - BURNING STONE (Magaibutsu: MGC 03)

> Anyone heard news of the new bass player?  Masuda is definitely gone.

last i had heard, there wasn't a
replacement as of yet.

hasta.

Yes.  Beautiful, wonderful nature.  Hear it sing to us: *snap*  Yes.  natURE.


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From: "Patrice L. Roussel" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Ruins query
Date: 24 Dec 1996 11:43:23 -0800


On Tue, 24 Dec 1996 11:29:57 -0800 (PST)  SUGAR in their vitamins? wrote:
>
> with vinyl soon). if anyone can add
> to this information, it would be
> much appreciated.
>

Allan Horrocks posted few months ago a Ruins discography that I included
below.

    Patrice.


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Heather wrote:
>Can anyone provide any information on Ruins?  I have Burning Stone,
>Ruins, Early Works (which has JZ on sax on 3 tracks...much to my surprise
>when I got that one home...) and Hyderomastgroningem (on
>Tzadik)...but I've heard of others.  Anyone got a complete
>discography or any more information they could share with me?

I certainly can [provide information on Ruins]...seeing as how their music
is an obsession beyond all bounds with me, more important than food, drink,
or fleshly pleasures...well, I exaggerate.  But the Ruins are about the
only band my love of which would compell me to laboriously type up a
discography of in answer to your question...so I began this a week or two
ago, have been away, and now return to finish it, as follows:

        Ruins 7" (Trans) 1986
        Ruins II 12" (Trans) 1987
        First Gig cassette (Magibutsu) 1987 - never have I seen any of these
        Japan Tour 1988 videotape (Magibutsu) 1988 - the digital special
video effects get annoying (I want to see what the heck they're doing, for
crisssake) but worth it for rare performances of early songs with the first
bassist, Kawamoto.  Two shows, and footage of stone shrines.
        Ruins III lp (Trans) 1988 - or this.
        *Stonehenge lp & cd (Shimmy Disc) 1990 - the original cd version of
this includes a ton of bonus tracks, but when it was recently rereleased on
Shimmy, they simply put the lp onto a disc, elimnating the extra tracks and
using crummier graphics (well, a hideously colored cover - the little
picture of the Ruins on the back is cool).  I'd avoid this version - get
the original issue used if you can, or pick up the even more recent
Magaibutsu reissue.
        Early Works: Live & Unreleased Tracks cd (Bloody Butterfly) 1991 -
would seem to include the First Gig cassette.  John Zorn plays sax on three
songs. The first two Ruins bassists (Hideki Kawamoto and Kazuyoshi Kimoto)
both appear on this compilation.
        *Burning Stone cd (Shimmy Disc) 1992 - Masuda's debut, and probably
my favorite Ruins album to date.  Includes their hit "Grubandgo".
        Ruins 7" (Public Bath) 1992 - Essential Logic, Acid Blue and
another...David Hopkins liner notes are great, with info about things like
how Masuda was in a big reggae band prior to Ruins (which explains the
Greatful Dead shirt he wore at the Chameleon, as documented in the Live In
West Coast video below - and in fact he is a Deadhead of sorts).
        *0'33" 7" (H.G. Fact) 1993 - An incredible ten-song live record,
which comes with the musical notation for all the songs (not just the
lyrics as on Burning Stone).  I think this is the only place you're going
to hear "Orta Makhur" - am I right?
        Live In West Coast videotape (Magaibutsu) 1993 - Live in
California.  Includes some performances by the Tairikuotoko Special Unit
(Sato Hal on guitar, Yoshida on bass and Masuda on drums!  Masuda is/was
not in the regular version of Tairiku Otoko vs. Sanmyaku Onna tho.)
        Ruins II & 19 Numbers cd (SSE) 1993 - Reissue of the Trans 12" plus
rehersal stuff, I think this includes the first selftitled Ruins ep on
Trans as well.
        Infect cd (SSE) 1993 - I think this was once Ruins III.  Most of
these tracks were bonus tracks on the first issue of the Stonehenge disc.
Each song appears on this disc in two different mixes, the first being a
lot fuzzier and distorted than the other.  The four songs you won't find as
bonus tracks on the first Shimmy Stonehenge cd are: "Government",
"Hallelujah", "Grudge", and "Komorebi".
        Graviyaunosch cd (NG) 1993 Great title track, live material ("Acid
Blue", from the PB 7", "Big Head" and a wonderful extended psychededlic
"B.U.G."), and studio versions (poorly recorded by Steve Albini) of some
songs otherwise only available on the 0'33" 7".
        Ruins/Dawson split 7" (H.G. Fact) 1993 - The Ruins side is the
title song from Graviyaunosch.
        Ruins cassette (FMN) 19?? - never seen this one, I'd imagine it's live.
        Ruins + Kazutoki Umezu cassette (FMN) 1994 - this is fantastic, a
Ruins show with saxophonist Umezu improvising along.
        Tien 'A' Ment Live Series 01 cassette (?) 1991? - another one that
I know nothing about, except that it's live on December 23rd, 1990.
        Best of Ruins cassette (Bio-tape Org.) 199? - this one's a
compilation tape, on an Italian tape label.  The only very "rare" song on
it is "Hallelujah", I think.
        Ruins/Schlong split 7" (H.G. Fact) 1994? - Don't have this one,
I've only heard it once, I think there's like three new Ruins tracks on
here unavailable elsewhere (further info, and a dub, appreciated...).
        *Hyderomastgroningem cd (Tzadik) 1995 - their most recent full
album, very "live" sounding, as part of Zorn's label's "New Japan" series.
It includes a new version of the John Cage scribble-scored tribute 0'33"
song.  Hyderomastgroningem also has the distinction of being the first
Ruins album with songs not entirely composed by Yoshida, as Masuda wrote
"Ordinary People In Idaho" I believe, and some other pieces were
collaborations.  Oh, actually, Early Works has a song from Yoshida's days
in YBO2, "Dry Lungs", that was written by him, KK Null and
Kitamura...anyway, whatever.  A fine disc.
        Stonehenge cd (Magaibutsu) 1995?
        Burning Stone cd (Magaibutsu) 1995? - both of these were recently
reissued on Yoshida's label with the graphics the way he wanted them.  I
haven't heard either, so I don't know if the sound is any different.  Each
has bonus tracks taken from either the Public Bath or H.G. Fact 7" records,
but again, I don't know which songs appear - so anyone who's got these,
please let me know.

Selected, significant Ruins-related releases:

        Dead Tech 3 cd (Charnel House) 1992 - compilation of Japanese
bands, put together by KK Null.  Ruins do "Dharskrive."
        Ruins-Hatoba cd (Charnel Music) 1994 - Omoide Hatoba/Ruins
collaboration, including some "adaptations" of ordinary Ruins tunes.
There's also apparently a limited edition specially-packaged version of
this cd released on Yoshida's Magaibutsu label, and also a videotape
released of the live stuff.
        *The Hundred Sights of Koenji cd (God Mountain) 1994 - Yoshida on
drums, Masuda on guitar, plus a bassist and vocalist/keyboard player Aki
(of Bondage Fruit).  This album I highly recommend, it's kind of a Magma
tribute (moreso than regular Ruins) but extremely energetic and powerful,
with great operatic vocals.  There should be a second album coming out
eventually, also on God Mountain, with a new guitarist.
        Derek & the Ruins "Saisoro" cd (Tzadik) 1995 - fairly free-form
collaboration with British improv guitarist Derek Bailey, which has been
discussed on this list a bit recently.
        The Miracle of Levitation cd (Gentle Giant) 1995 - a compilation of
US and Japanese weirdness, including besides Ruins: Ground Zero, US Maple,
James Plotkin, Altered States, etc...  Ruins do "Still Life", which I
recall them playing very entertainingly live - Yoshida mimes playing the
drums as Masuda makes percussive noises with his bass, then they go into a
catchy riff thing.  They said the title is some joke on a Van der Graff
Generator song??

There's some collaborative cd released betwixt Ruins and Jason Willet of
Megaphone, correct?  And I thought they recorded something with the Sun
City Girls, but nothing's been released, right?  furthermore, there's I'm
sure many other compiliation releases I missed - I think a 1986 NG release,
etc.

(some) Yoshida solo & other projects:

        Solo Works cassette (Magaibutsu) 1988
        Solo Works II cassette (Magaibutsu) 1989
        *Magaibutsu cd (Review/Recommended No Man's Land) 1992 - this is an
incredible studio disc.
        Live Performance videotape (Magaibutsu) 1993 - live solo in Japan.
Again, insane is the word to describe this.  It comes with a little diagram
of his set-up: drums, keys, bass pedals, headphone vocal mic and effects,
guitar or bass on lap...
        Come Again II cd (Furnace) 1993 - noise compilation, Yoshida's
track is "Abdrushin".
        Devil From the East cd (Bloody Butterfly) 1994 - collection of
tracks from bands Yoshida has played in, inluding solo and Ruins cuts.
Most of the material is live, and the number and variety of bands is
astounding.  There's a track from the first Zeni Geva cd release, Maximum
Money Monster - Yoshida plays drums and sings on about half of that disc.
        Tatsuya Yoshida & Ron Anderson "First Meeting" cd (Commercial
Failure) 1995 - Yoshida jamming with Ron from the Molecules, not essential.
        *Tairikuotoko vs. Sanmyakuonna "Perfect Hell" cd (SSE) 1994 -
meaning Continental Men Vs. The Mountain Women. This large ensemble
features Yoshida on bass, playing mostly his compositions.  Other members
include Tsuyama Atsushin, bassist of Omoide Hatoba, and Katsui Yuji (now of
Black Stage and Bondage Fruit).  Keiji Haino, Masahi Kitamura (YBO2) and
Tetsuo Furdate are among the guests.  A beautiful, insane album.
        Akaten "Red Heaven" cd ep (Magaibutsu) 1994/95? - Yoshida and
Tsuyama of Omoide Hatoba, more or less improvising in a studio.  Akaten is
a resturant in Koenji, it means Red Heaven.
        Drums, Guitar, Keyboards and Voice cd (Magaibutsu) 1995 - solo live
album, some stuff from the "Magaibutsu" cd and a lot of improvised material
too.
        Musica Transonic I cd (PSF) 1995 - actually both this and the one
below have greek titles, so I'll just call them I and II...this band is a
supergroup composed of Yoshida (drums), Nanjo of High Rise (bass) and
Kawamoto of Toho Sara (guitar) playing "contemporary heavy improvised
psychedelic music."
        Musica Transonic II cd (PSF) 1996 - if anything, better than the first.

OK, I'm going to stop there, but there's lots more I'm sure.  Hope this
helps.  My sources for this are 1) a discography printed in the August 1994
issue of Marquee magazine and 2) my own collection and recollection. (I'd
be interested in hearing from anyone with any corrections - I know I made
some mistakes - or additions!)

I've asterix'd the titles that I, IMO, deem essential Ruins(+) fare (i.e
get these first, get these Now).  For the uninitiated I'd recommend
"Burning Stone" to begin with.  (Heather, you wrote in your posting that
you have an album called "Ruins" - by that I think you mean "Stonehenge"??)

Any fellow Ruins freaks who want to further discuss the merits of any of
this please email me...(also, if you've got any live boots, radio shows,
etc.)  I'd actually like to assemble a truly complete discography,
including track listings (maybe for posting on my upcoming Hoe 'zine web
page...) - I've seen a huge list of Ruins songs that Yoshida had with him
on their last foreign tour, they'd pick from them every night...so maybe I
try to do a "Songography"...

And if all this seems super-anal I'm sorry, but the Ruins are definitely
the only band I'd even spend this much time thinking about.  Well, maybe
Black Sabbath too.


                                ---Allan Horrocks---
                                        ---Hoe 'zine---
                               [e-mail]---



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From: [e-mail] (Dave Trenkel)
Subject: Re: Ruins query
Date: 24 Dec 1996 12:55:56 -0800

>i ask because i've noticed that there is
>a repressed version of BURNING STONE.

Hmmm, I wouldn't think of the Ruins as being particularly repressed. A
little anal maybe....

Sorry, couldn't resist.


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From: SUGAR in their vitamins? <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Ruins query
Date: 24 Dec 1996 13:45:50 -0800 (PST)

On Tue, 24 Dec 1996, Dave Trenkel wrote:

> Hmmm, I wouldn't think of the Ruins as being particularly repressed. A
> little anal maybe....

WUP-wah.

hasta.

Yes.  Beautiful, wonderful nature.  Hear it sing to us: *snap*  Yes.  natURE.


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From: Fleur Weinstock <[e-mail]>
Subject: buying and selling new music.
Date: 26 Dec 1996 12:34:41 -0500 (EST)

this list seems to be full of people who are into selling stuff.  i find
that a little crazy and bizarre (isn't this a newmusic list?), but i might
as well jump on the band wagon, right?

I work on something (with a shit-load of other people, as well) called
Project4NewMusic or rather P4NM or something like that
(maybe=Pussies4NostalgiacMacrobiotics?).  Anyway, I made a tape on Xmas
day.  It's called: "TAPE.XX."  It is not so representative of all of
Project4NewMusic since it's only me on it since I didn't really have
anybody else around to put stuff on it (lame.excuse.).  Anyway, because
I'm a nice person (not really), I'd be willing to make you a copy of it
(it's a full 60 minutes long, mind you) and stick it in the mail for your
listening pleasure.  All for a total cost of $5 per tape, which in my
opinion is a total complete rip-off that I am selling it for that cheap
considering the labor and the money that goes into making one, et cetera
(each set of liner notes is finely hand-crafted, probably.).  But anyway,
any money received for these fine specimens of -garbage- (sorry, not the
band) will just simply go towards Project4NewMusic -- non-profit, et
cetera, I think.  Thus far anyway.

email me if you want one and we can arrange for further info transference
on the subject.

love,
fleur de vie weinstock
Project4NewMusic
(an extension of the BullshitArtMovement (BAM).)


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From: SUGAR in their vitamins? <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Ruins query
Date: 27 Dec 1996 23:37:49 -0800 (PST)

On Thu, 26 Dec 1996, Allan Horrocks wrote:

> Sorry to be redundant, but what's all this about?

that i am a masochist?

actually..i recently bought a copy of the
Magaibutsu re-issue of BURNING STONE
and discovered the extra live material,
which set off my original query.
and out of this, i have finally sat
down to compile what i think is a
fairly complete Ruins/Yoshida discography.
a good portion of it came from a posting
you had written which Patrice kindly
provided and i have added to. i've put
a copy at the bottom. beware, it's pretty
lengthy. i'll publish this on the web
shortly as well.

> Actually, very curious.  About the "live at 20000V October 20 1992",
> specifically.  Or, let me guess, are you discussing the Magaibutsu version
> of Burning Stone which has the bonus track from a 7"

yup!


> I have the Shimmy Disc cassette version of Burning Stone which has a bonus
> track after Dapp, which consists of eleven songs from a Feb. 1987 live
> show, if that has any bearing on whatever the query was.

!! can you please send me the info for
the discography?

thanks.

hasta.

Yes.  Beautiful, wonderful nature.  Hear it sing to us: *snap*  Yes.  natURE.




                                R U I N S
                                ---------
                               discography



                        Edited and Compiled by:
                           <[e-mail]>








this is version 1.0.2
last modified: 27 December, 1996

thanks to (in no particular order):

Peter Conheim <[e-mail]>
Patrice Roussel <[e-mail]>
Allan Horrocks <[e-mail]>
Mason Jones <[e-mail]>
Chris Ullsperger <[e-mail]>


please send all edits and/or corrections to the above address.

.........................................................................

RUINS contact:

MAGAIBUTSU LIMITED
Daiichi-Hibariso 7, 3-35-31 Koenji-kita
Suginami-ku, Tokyo, 106 JAPAN

.........................................................................

releases


1986    RUINS (7" EP)
        Trans Records: ?
        ---------------------------------------
         body & soul
         crisis
         cathastrophe
         epigonen
         out burn


        NOTES:

.........................................................................

1987    RUINS II (12")
        Trans Records: TRANS 22
        ---------------------------------------
        SIDE A
         human being
         entropy
         makarom iyaike
         pagoda
         patiently

        SIDE B
         love
         europe
         birth control
         essential logic
         infinity


        NOTES:
        produced by RUINS.
        vocal, drums, 12 string guitar on track A 1: Tatsuya Yoshida
        4 and 5 string bass guitar: Hideki Kawamoto
        8 track recordings, except track 6 recorded by walkman.
        recorded at TELECOM studio in spring, 1987.
    cover by Tatsuya Yoshida. front cover photo by Naomi Kawakami.

.........................................................................

1987    FIRST GIG (CS)
    Magaibutsu: ?
        ---------------------------------------
         love
         slash
         outburn
         entropy
         body & soul
         macrom iyaike
         birth control
         embryo
         universe
         camvodia


        NOTES:
    recorded live at Shinjuku Loft 25 Feb, 1986.

.........................................................................

1988    JAPAN TOUR (Video)
    Magaibutsu: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


    NOTES:
    rare performances of early songs with the first bassist,
    Kawamoto. includes two shows and footage of stone shrines.

.........................................................................

1988    INFECT (EP)
    Trans Records: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     government
     hallelujah!
     grudge
     masacari
     komorebi
     b.u.g.
     fragment
     ripples
     divided
     octopus
     dadaism
     infect


        NOTES:

.........................................................................

1990    STONEHENGE (LP/CD)
        Shimmy Disc: SDE 9025 LP/CD
        ---------------------------------------
         big head
         iron lady
         cathechism
         kibbutz
         fallout *
         plexus
         october
         hexagon
         anaclasis
         holebones *
         hail
         stonehenge
         thebes
         flagment
         b.u.g.
         ripples *
         mascari *
         devided *
         octopus *
         dadism *
         infect


        NOTES:
        drums, vocal: Tatsuya Yoshida
        bass, vocal, violin on tracks 16 and 21: Kazuyoshi Kimoto
        produced by RUINS. recorded at AFTERBEAT, Tokyo.
        tracks 1 - 13 recorded 1989. tracks 14 - 21 recorded 1988.
        cover design and photograph by Tatsuya Yoshida.
        the original cd version of this includes bonus (*) tracks. the
        recently rereleased Shimmy CD has only the original LP tracks,
        elimnating the extra tracks.

.........................................................................

1991    EARLY WORKS: LIVE & UNRELEASED TRACKS (CD)
        Bloody Butterfly: ZIKSBB-004
        ---------------------------------------
         love
         slash
         outburn
         entropy
         body & soul
         macrom iyaike
         birth control
         embryo
         universe
         camvodia
         firmer
         radix
         amalgam
         swing
         baristo
         scant
         tropic
         blot
         grand canyon
         time is money
         tornado
         collapse
         sycophant
         morphine
         dry lungs
         takasago
         shalom


        NOTES:
        distributed by Bloody Butterfly label. produced by RUINS.
        all music composed by Tatsuya Yoshida 1985 - 1988.
        tracks 1 - 10 from FIRST GIG (CS) at Shinjuku Loft 25 Feb, 1986.
        tracks 11 - 27 previously unreleased tracks from early works.
        drums, voices, bass on tracks 13, 18: Tatsuya Yoshida
        bass on tracks 1, 13, 16: Hideki Kawamoto
        bass on tracks 2 - 12, 14 - 18: Kazuyoshi Kimoto
        saxophone on tracks 10, 14, 16: John Zorn

.........................................................................

1991    TIEN 'A' MENT LIVE SERIES (CS)
    ?: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


        NOTES:
    live recording from 23 December, 1990.

.........................................................................

1992    BURNING STONE (LP/CD)
    Shimmy Disc: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     zasca coska
     cold stone
     praha in spring
     onyx
     sac
     power shift
     shostak ombrich
     vexoprakta
     real jam
     misonta
     burning stone
     spazm cambilist
     negotiation
     grubandgo
     dapp


        NOTES:
        Masuda's debut.

.........................................................................

1992    RUINS (7")
    Public Bath: PB-10
        ---------------------------------------
    SIDE A:
     essential logic
     acid blue

    SIDE B:
     ?


        NOTES:
        liner notes by David Hopkins.

.........................................................................

1993    0'33" (7")
        HG Fact/Public Bath: HG-003/PB-16
        ---------------------------------------
    SIDE A
     redhark
     knaftt!!
     burning stone
     orta makhur
     sac

    SIDE B
     plexus
     0'33"
     fragment
     zurna taksim
     dhaskrive


        NOTES:
    recorded live at 20000V on 20 Sep, 1992. liner notes include
    the musical notation for all the songs.

.........................................................................

1993    LIVE IN WEST COAST '93 (Video)
    SSE Communications: SSE 4022 VT
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


        NOTES:
    live in California. includes some performances by the
    Tairikuotoko Special Unit - Hal Sato on guitar, Yoshida on
    bass and Masuda on drums! Masuda is/was not in the regular
    version of Tairikuotoko vs. Sanmyakuonna though.

.........................................................................

1993    II & 19 NUMBERS (CD)
        SSE Communications: SSE 8010 CD
        ---------------------------------------
         human being
         entropy
         macrom iyaike
         pagoda
         patiently
         love
         europe
         birth control
         essential logic
         infinity
         ideorogy
         sancturary
         body & soul
         crisis
         cathastrophe
         epigonen
         nocturne
         out burn
         entropy
         body & soul
         entrpy
         pagoda
         macrom iyaike
         amalgam
         blancidiot
         love (1st version)
         birth control
         heavy water


        NOTES:
        Reissue of the Trans 12", rehersal recordings, as well as
    the first self-titled RUINS 7" EP.
        drums, vocal: Tatsuya Yoshida. bass: Hideki Kawamoto
        all songs composed by Yoshida for Magaibutsu, Ltd.
        tracks 1 - 10 recorded for RUINS II at TELECOM by 8 track
        system in 1987, except track 6 by 2 track cassette
        recording & track 7 by walkman.
        tracks 13 - 18 recorded for RUINS at TELECOM in 1986.
        tracks 11 & 12 recorded for NG at TELECOM in 1986, new
        vocal track recording & remixed in 1992.
        tracks 19 - 29 are unreleased tracks, recorded by 2 track
        line system (studio rehearsal) in 1986.

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1993    INFECT (CD)
    SSE Communications: SSE 8018 CD
        ---------------------------------------
     government
     hallelujah!
     grudge
     masacari
     komorebi
     b.u.g.
     fragment
     ripples
     divided
     octopus
     dadaism
     infect
     government
     hallelujah!
     grudge
     masacari
     komorebi
     b.u.g.
     fragment
     ripples
     divided
     octopus
     dadaism
     infect


        NOTES:
    bass, violin: Kazuyoshi Kimoto
        drums, percussion, vocal: Tatsuya Yoshida
        tracks 1 - 12 recorded in 1988. originally released by
        Trans Records on the original INFECT EP.
        tracks 13 - 24 remixed in 1990 and 1993.

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1993    GRAVIYAUNOSCH (CD)
    Nipp Guitar: NG-D 03
        ---------------------------------------
     graviyaunosch
     sanctuary
     redhark
     thrived
     camvodia
     knaftt!!
     acid blue *
     big head *
     b.u.g. *


    NOTES:
    drums & vocals: Tatsuya Yoshida
    bass & vocals: Ryuichi Masuda
    produced by RUINS and Steve Albini.
    tracks 1 - 6 engineered by Steve Albini.
    tracks 7 - 9 (*) recorded live at Junkbox Niigata.
    track 7 from RUINS 7" released by Public Bath.
    cover photo by Taishi Hirokawa.

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1993    RUINS/DAWSON (split 7")
    HG Fact: HG ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


        NOTES:

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199?    ? (CS)
    FMN Sound Factory: ?
    ---------------------------------------
     ?


        NOTES:
    live recording?

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199?    BEST OF RUINS (CS)
    Bio-tape Organization: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


        NOTES:
    compilation tape on an Italian tape label.

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1994    RUINS/SCHLONG (split 7")
    HG Fact: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


        NOTES:

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1995    HYDEROMASTGRONINGEM (CD)
    Tzadik: TZ 7202
        ---------------------------------------
     hyderomastgroningem
     brixonvarromiks
     0'33"
     economic mond possa
     pig brag crak
     prrifth
     pontemcorary music #1
     zurna taksim
     comme a la radio
     gravestone
     memories of zworrisdeh
     skyscraper
     dolnnen vlast
     stone eater
     pontemcorary music #2
     del fanci kant
     bonze from hell
     speed ball
     ordinary people in idaho
     bliezzanning moltz


    NOTES:
    drums, percussion, vocal: Tatsuya Yoshida
    bass, vocal, radio on track 9: Ryuichi Masuda
    produced by RUINS. dedicated to John Cage.
    includes a new version of the Cage scribble-scored tribute to
    0'33" song. although not noted, this is the first Ruins album
    with songs not entirely composed by Yoshida, as Masuda wrote
    "Ordinary People In Idaho", and some other pieces are
    collaborations.

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1995    STONEHENGE (CD)
    Magaibutsu: MGC-01
        ---------------------------------------
     stonehenge
     iron lady
     hexagon
     october
     fall out
     kibbutz
     plexus
     hail
     catechism
     holebones
     anaclasis
     thebes
     big head
     live at romangekijyo 23 Jul, 1989 *


    NOTES:
    drums, vocal: Tatsuya Yoshida
    bass, vocal: Kazuyoshi Kimoto
    tracks 1 - 13 recorded at Afterbeat, Tokyo, August 1989.
    reissued on Yoshida's label with the graphics the way he wanted
    them. includes bonus (*) track with live material taken from
    either the Public Bath or HG Fact 7" records.

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1995    BURNING STONE (CD)
    Magaibutsu: MGC-03
        ---------------------------------------
     zasca coska
     cold stone
     praha in spring
     onyx
     sac
     power shift
     shostak ombrich
     vexoprakta
     real jam
     misonta
     burning stone
     spazm cambilist
     negotiation
     grubandgo
     dapp
     live at 20000, 20 Oct, 1992 *


        NOTES:
        drums, vocals, percussion: Tatsuya Yoshida
        steinberger 5 string bass: Ryuichi Masuda
        produced by RUINS.
        Masuda's debut. reissued on Yoshida's label with the graphics
        the way he wanted them. includes bonus (*) track with live
        material taken from either the Public Bath or HG Fact 7"
        records.

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tracks on compilations


1990    ABSOLUT CD #2: The Japanese Perspective (CD)
    EAR Magazine
    track: "stonehenge"

1990    CONSTRUCTIVE MUSIC 1990 (CD)
    U.P.D. Organization: UPD 004
    track: "kickback"

1992    DEAD TECH 3 (CD)
    Charnel Music: CHCD 4
    track: "dharskrive"

1994    BAD SUN RISING (CD)
    Nipp Guitar: NG-D05152
    track: "knaftt!!"

1994    BAD SUN RISING II (CD)
    Nipp Guitar: NG-D06152
    track: "redhark"

1995    THE MIRACLE OF LEVITATION (CD)
    Gentle Giant Records: GGCD001
    track: "still life"

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collaborations


1994    RUINS + KAZUTOKI UMEZU (CS)
    FMN Sound Factory: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


        NOTES:
    live recording with saxophonist, Umezu improvising along.

..........................................................................

1994    RUINS-HATOBA (CD)
    Charnel Music: CHCD 12
        ---------------------------------------
     gom devil
     paul maccartney
     drums, guitar, bass & young (D.G.B&Y)
     cd killers
     macrocosmic microcassette
     nightingale
     sticky stew
     furoshiki
     dada panda
     q.t.q. or k.p.k.
     midnight hi way!! and aliens "gagao"
     razor clam - peace -
     japanonon
     mediterranean pukoo
     rahrool dskiesielles
     ping poing show
     fooders
     we are all frozen stiff
     olympic with peter gabriel
     human life
     coro bokool
     united states of stink bug
     wawang
     momong
     geeg geeg geeg
     rock + 1 (challenge your face)


    NOTES:
    drums, vocal: Chu Hasegawa
    bass, guitar, vocal: Ryuichi Masuda
    bass, vocal: Atsushin Tsuyama
    guitar, casiotone, vocal: Seiichi Yamamoto
    drums, spd-11, vocal: Tatsuya Yoshida
    tracks 1 - 6 recorded live at 20000V 23 Nov, 1993
    tracks 7 - 18 recorded at Magaibutsu Studio 19 Sep, 1993
    tracks 19 - 25 recorded at Club Citta (backstage) 19 Oct, 1993
    Omoide Hatoba/Ruins collaboration, including some "adaptations"
    of ordinary Ruins tunes. available also in a limited edition
    specially-packaged version of this cd released on Yoshida's
    Magaibutsu label.

.........................................................................

1995    DEREK AND THE RUINS: SAISORO (CD)
    Tzadik: TZ 7205
        ---------------------------------------
     yaginbo
     shivareyanco
     quinka matta
     odangdoh
     zomvobischem
     manugan melpp
     dhamzahi/sytnniwa


    NOTES:
    guitar: Derek Bailey
    drums, voice: Tatsuya Yoshida
    bass: Ryuichi Masuda
    fairly free-form collaboration with British improv guitarist
    Derek Bailey.

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1995    JASON WILLETT & RUINS (CD)
    Megaphone Records: MEGAPHONE 009
        ---------------------------------------
     soundcheck
     the broken hammers
     smoke from a magnet
     rexticeos
     blast off in some key
     voltage outputs only
     and now a short opera


    NOTES:
    guitar, trumpet: Jason Willett
    bass: Ryuichi Masuda
    drums, vocals: Tatsuya Yoshida
    piano & vocals (on "soundcheck") & violin: Harou Sato

    opera credits:
    100% percussion, 6% guitar, 100% tuba, 78% trombone,
    31% piano: Tatsuya Yoshida
    100% spacedrum, 100% hot keyz, 9% vocals (human): Martha Colburn
    67% bass, 69% piano, 100% marimba sample: Harou Sato
    37% vocals (duck): Wally
    21% vocals: Kiwi
    100% sax, 100% bass clarinet, 100% crowcall: John Dierker
    31% drums, 100% toy piano, 3% vocals (human), 100% turntable,
    22% trombone: Ryuichi Masuda
    94% guitar, 33% bass, 100% synth, 29% vocals (human),
    100% tape manipulation: Jason Willett

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related projects


1994    HUNDRED SIGHTS OF KOENJI (CD)
    God Moutain: GMCD 012
    ---------------------------------------
     ioss
     doi doi
     molavena
     gepek
     yagonahh
     ozone fall
     zhess
     zoltan
     avedumma
     sunna zarioki

    NOTES:
    vocal, drums: Tatsuya Yoshida
    vocal, keyboards: Aki (Bondage Fruit)
    vocal, guitar, g-synth: Ryuichi Masuda
    vocal, bass: Shigekazu Kuwahara

.........................................................................

Yoshida solo works


1988    SOLO WORKS (CS)
    Magaibutsu: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


    NOTES:

.........................................................................

1989    SOLO WORKS II (CS)
    Magaibutsu: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


    NOTES:

.........................................................................

1991    MAGAIBUTSU (CD)
    Review Records: RERE 163 CD
        ---------------------------------------
     joneoik
     imciniad
     nakarkyhog
     onodu
     dutkanwaak
     nessang
     kasinuc
     akasamoc
     ojoh
     ustuviagam
     ogatta
     ayho
     nazike
     amarotakt
     vonisch
     ijocuff


    NOTES:
    produced, performed and recorded by Tatsuya Yoshida

.........................................................................

1993    LIVE PERFORMANCE (Video)
    Magaibutsu: ?
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


    NOTES:

.........................................................................

1993    COME AGAIN II (CD)
    Furnace: SR 9342
    track: "abdrushin"

.........................................................................

1994    DEVIL FROM THE EAST (CD)
    Bloody Butterfly: ZIKS BB-014
        ---------------------------------------
     YOSHIDA: first light
     PHAIDIA: ?
     MALINCONIA: non ho leta
     ?: buy
     RUINS: love
     YBO^2: dogla magla
     DISSECTING TABLE: i get my slogan
     GEROGERIGEGEGE: ?
     VASILISK: photonogoul
     HIGH RISE: nuit
     GHOST: ?
     ZENI GEVA: ? blaze
     TORTURE GARDEN: blood sucking freaks
     ZOA: disillusive
     CONTINENTAL MAN VS. MOUNTAIN RANGE WOMAN: king of caffeine
     HUNDRED SIGHTS OF KOENJI: sunna zarioki
     YOSHIDA: budd


    NOTES:
    collection of tracks from bands Yoshida has played in,
    including solo and RUINS tracks. most of the tracks
    are from live recordings.

.........................................................................

1995    DRUMS, VOICES, KEYBOARDS & GUITAR (CD)
    Magaibutsu: MGC-06
        ---------------------------------------
     drums/voice I
     drums/voice II
     drums/voice III
     drums/voice IV
     drums/voice V
     dek-ma
     durtmal kaizen
     budd
     kalimba song
     snatch
     dwk-nfx
     orovela
     vonish
     drums/voice VI
     drums/effects a
     drums/effects b
     drums/effects c
     drums/effects d
     drums/effects e
     drums/effects f
     drums/effects g
     drums/effects h
     drums/effects i


    NOTES:
    all songs composed/improvised by Tatsuya Yoshida.
    tracks 1 - 5 live at 20000V 7 Aug, 1993
    track 6 live at 20000V 23 May, 1992
    track 7 live at Huck Finn 11 Sep, 1993
    track 8 live at 20000V 28 Mar, 1993
    track 9 live at Chocolate City 6 Nov, 1993
    track 10 live at 20000V 28 Mar, 1993
    tracks 11 - 14 live at Huck Finn 11 Sep, 1993
    tracks 15 - 23 recorded January 1989

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Yoshida related projects


1989    Vasilisk: ACQUA (LP)
    Musica Maxima Magnetica: EEE 04
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


    NOTES:
    with Yoshida as guest.

.........................................................................

1990    Zeni Geva: MAXIMUM MONEY MONSTER
    Pathological: PATH 5 CD
        ---------------------------------------
     slam king
     blaze
     blackout
     sweetheart
     guystick bodie
     skullfuck
     war pig
     on suicide


    NOTES:
    all arrangement & performance by Zeni Geva
    vocals, guitars: Kazuyuki K. Null
    guitars: Mara Tabata
    drums (tracks: 2, 3, 4, 8), voice (tracks: 2, 8): Tatsuya Yoshida
    drums (tracks: 1, 5, 6, 7): Ikuo Taketani

.........................................................................

1994    Tairikuotoko vs Sanmyakuonna: PERFECT HELL (CD)
    SSE Communications: SSE 4034 CD
        ---------------------------------------
     theme
     perfect hell
     spain
     strong kiosk
     child in moonmadness
     takion
     space lynch
     rental brain
     hoden girls
     king of caffeine
     planaria
     theme


    NOTES:
    aka "Continental Man vs. Mountain Range Woman".
    percusion, vocal, guitar, bass, keyboards, drums: Tatsuya Yoshida
    guitar: Hal Sato
    vocal, alto sax, flute, clarinet: Goro Wanisuki
    violin, vocal, recorder: Yuji Katsui (Black Stage and Bondage Fruit)
    percussion, vocal, drums, guitar solo, tom tom, recorder: Koji Kido
    conga, vocal: Atsushin Tsuyama (Omoide Hatoba)
    keyboards, guitar: Jun Nishimori

    guest musicians
    vocal: Keiji Haino
    vocal: Masaaki Motoyama
    vocal, guitar solo: Masashi Kitamura (YBO^2)
    vocal: Tetsuo Furudate
    vocal: Mauko Sanmayaku
    vocal: Kami Kamikura

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1995    Tatsuya Yoshida & Ron Anderson: FIRST MEETING (CD)
    Commercial Failure: CFCD-4
        ---------------------------------------
     tsulinco
     scream dream
     moghina ventza
     kommegodd
     zughimo bitha
     nurrasrri
     power driver
     tamarrimindoh
     master brew
     navigator
     riptide
     killer
     bagmma vozcci
     guzza nokssa
     sylli porri


    NOTES:
    guitar, bass, synth: Ron Anderson
    drums, voice: Tatsuya Yoshida
    recorded at Night Toast, Oakland California 11 Oct, 1994
    produced by Ron Anderson
    all music by Ron Anderson and Tatsuya Yoshida.

.........................................................................

1995    Akaten: I (CD EP)
    Magaibutsu: MGC 021
        ---------------------------------------
     eyeball part 1
     marriage
     trash can
     rotting
     marco polo
     spirulina
     akaten
     funk
     rapid
     noise
     wild rose
     contemporary
     mahavishnu
     yonezawa
     eyeball part 2


    NOTES:
    bass, drums, vocal, guitar: Atsushi Tsuyama
    drums, bass, vocal, keyboards: Tatsuya Yoshida
    studio improvisations. Akaten is a restaurant in Koenji; it
    means "red heaven". AKA = red TEN = Heaven

.........................................................................

1995    Musica Transonic: I (CD)
    PSF Modern Music: PSFD 61
        ---------------------------------------


    NOTES:
    "contemporary improvised heavy psychedelic music"
    concept: Asahito Nanjo
    motor psycho medieval guitar: Makoto Kawabata (Toho Sara)
    bass guitar, voice: Asahito Nanjo (High Rise)
    drums, percussion: Tatsuya Yoshida

.........................................................................

1996    Akaten: II (CD)
    Magaibutsu: MGC 09
        ---------------------------------------
     ?


    NOTES:

.........................................................................

1996    Musica Transonic: II (CD)
    PSF Modern Music: PSFD 76
        ---------------------------------------


    NOTES:
    "contemporary improvised heavy psychedelic music"
    concept: Asahito Nanjo
    bass: Asahito Nanjo
    guitar: Makoto Kawabata
    drums: Tatsuya Yoshida


1996    Various: JAPAN NEW PSYCHEDELIC UNDERGROUND (CD)
    Manifatture Criminali: BOB 107
        ---------------------------------------
    MAINLINER
     tsukisasaro

    MUSICA TRANSONIC
     se piange ohime
     dolcissimo sospiro
     ancidetemi pur
     crudelissima doglia

    TATSUYA YOSHIDA
     sirius
     orovela

    OHKAMI NO YIKAN
     unforgiven

    TOHO SARA
     kaimyogen


    NOTES:
    recorded live at Seikazoku, Nagoya, Japan 20-21 Jul, 1996
    produced by Asahito Nanjo
    released under license from La Musica Records

    MAINLINER
     bass, vocals: Asahito Nanjo
     motor cycle guitar: Makoto Kawabata
     drums: Tatsuya Yoshida

    MUSICA TRANSONIC
     bass, concept: Asahito Nanjo
     medieval psycho guitar: Makoto Kawabata
     drums: Tatsuya Yoshida

    OHKAMI NO JIKAN
     symphonic guitar, vocals: Asahito Nanjo
     keyboards: Mineko Mido
     symphonic second guitar: Makoto Kawabata
     drums: Tatsuya Yoshida

    TOHO SARA
     bouzouki: Makoto Kawabata
     sax: Asahito Nanjo
     organ: Mineko Mido
     hand percussion: Tatsuya Yoshida



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