Recent Finds Number 31 - EDM, avant garde, fusion, and a racy cover

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Pet Shop Boys - Before (1996 12-inch single, promo, penis cover red)
Classic House 3 (1995)
Boards of Canada - Geogaddi (OG 2002, my copy 2013 reissue RM)
The Black Dog - Spanners (OG 1994, my copy 2023 repress)
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Esperanto (OG 1985, my copy 2021 French pressing RM)
Ryo Kawasaki and the Golden Dragon - Little Tree (OG 1980, my copy 2019 reissue)
Alexander Flood - Oscillate (2023 Germany)
Psychic TV - Those Who Do Not (OG 1984 limited Iceland, my copy 2023 limited RM)
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[@charlesmerriam3902]

Cool stuff! Psychic TV are one of my faves! Even saw them a couple of times in 1984 and 1986! Sadly not with Sleazy-he already left for Coil.If you want to check out an excellent PTV record-with Sleazy-Dreams Less Sweet is a must! Cheers

[@spectrum_archives]

Very cool video! You can never go wrong with Boards of Canada and Ryuichi Sakamoto. The Black Dog's 'Spanners' is one of my favourite albums of all time. Two of the three Black Dog guys continued as Plaid, who continue to make excellent albums and tour them. If you want to check out Autechre, 'Tri Repeat' is THE album for me, because their later work is more experimental and abstract - although there are some gems to be discovered. That PSBoys 12" is definitely on my wishlist too!

[@calvinwazoo]

Cool, I didn’t know two-thirds of The Black Dog went on to Plaid. I have one of Plaid’s releases and made a video about it a while back. Thanks for watching!

[@michaelvalentini4869]

Richard, does anyone beside you, still use the word, ''racy'' anymore? A flaccid penis seems less offensive than an erect penis, just like an un-loaded gun seems less dangerous than a loaded gun. Silly human race! I discovered Ryo Kawasaki through his playing with Gil Evans, on the "Gil Evans Orchestra Plays The Music Of Jimi Hendrix'' from 1974. I've got Ryo's solo acoustic cd, ''My Reverie'' from 1993, it shows off another side of his gifts. He plays tunes associated with Bill Evans and some works by Ravel, Debussy and Gershwin. I found a cd EP of Ryuichi Sakamoto's first collaborative effort with Fennesz, it's a live 19 minute piece recorded in Rome in 2004, the title is ''Sala Santa Cecilia'', it fills my ears with goodness!

[@calvinwazoo]

Those are all amazing recordings I’d love to find someday!