Showing posts with label APPENDIX OUT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label APPENDIX OUT. Show all posts

Saturday, March 5, 2011

APPENDIX OUT lassie lie near me

. too private to be thoroughly appreciated on stage.


listen.



Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

MOLINA & ROBERTS 10,000 miles [Trad.]

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Jason's and Ali's second collaboration after this split 7".
and dig that record, too!


And the rocks may melt and the seas may burn,
If I should not return.



listen.


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Thursday, November 12, 2009

APPENDIX OUT second perthshire house song + round reel of eight + twelve of them + hay bale blues

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an exception to the rule. four songs in a row - the whole a-side of this unique split 7inch.
part of my all time top ten.

you have to listen to these songs considering them as an entity.

maybe the best stuff Ali Roberts has ever recorded.

and definitely the best season, the best month! to listen to it.


enjoy.


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Monday, August 3, 2009

APPENDIX OUT pissed with you

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too many memories linked to this song.

one of the most pleasant: to find this song on the first tape that U. gave me, in the late fall of 2000.
the first person i met outside the Normal-microcosm to love Alasdair Roberts.
and the beginning of an ups-and-downs-friendship.


listen.


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Tuesday, July 28, 2009

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT una stanza vuota

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bought in maybe the best indie-7inch store on earth - in brighton, back in 1999. i was there for my first english-language-course, in a somewhat wannabe aristocratic upper-class school - mister cope, a complacent francophobe thatcher-admirer, was the host.
apart from trying to improve my poor language skills and getting to know A., i spent a lot of time at Edge World Records.

pure euphoria.

in japan, people go to oxygen-bars. in airplanes, the emergency-masks are primarily supposed to satisfy a similar need.
give me such a recordstore. or the simple prospect of it - that's all i need.

this 7inch followed that one in the attempt to get the whole All-City-bunch, a oneofakind semi-obscure micro-label.
International Airport is maybe the most important discovery to me. two years later, i got their lp in london (during another language course-trip, this time in southampton, were i couldn't find any interesting record-store...)

Ali Roberts, the Appendix Out-mastermind, is on the spot. hypnotic Broadcast-like music, but with less Alice in Wonderland-acid and more charm.


listen.


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