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i've been dreaming about seeing Ghedalia play live for years. i'm there.

a few more: Madeleine Bell (themes) Bruno Nicolai (gemelli) Jean Michel Jarre (fox) Jean Cohen Solal (patchwork) Gilbert Artman (RCA) Pierro Umiliani (soundworkshop - omicron - liuto) Allesandro Allesandroni (cenacolo) Ennio Morricone ( too many labels) Pierre Cavalli (harmonic) Oskar Sala...

i'll bring it over next time.

Lasry Baschet (patchwork) Francois Bayle (MPI) Ronnie Ross (harmonic) Maurice Vander (Neuilly - MP200) John Mayer & Jo Harriot (kpm) Francy Boland big band (KPM) magma dudes; Janik Top, Teddy Lasry, ect. all made dozens of library lps. Tubby Hayes (kpm) Tod Dockstader (boosey & hawkes) the...

yr right about 'wings of a delirious demon' to classic stuff - my fave by Mimaroglu has to be 'Tract' which i think has jjust been re'd.

i got one of them for you matt ;)

i think thats about right price wise. it's a reissue compilation, all the pieces were released previously (Erato, BAM) so no collector interest. whats importent here is the quality of the pressing - and sadly i can't remember. anyway - masterful comps. my current fave electroacoustic...

oh, i think Massiera produced this also.. he's everywhere..

oh yes - great tune, its by Massiera, he did another lp on the same vibe called 'herman's rocket' with the superb 'space women' Massiera is worth checking out - other goodies by him: Maledictus sound Visitors Chico Magnetic Band

French Library guys also - did an lp called 'Arpadys'

one French dude worth checking out is Jean-pierre Massiera - did some fantastic space funk/disco - kind of same crew as Giordano (balck devil disco). Most of these guys were very active in library music.

what i heard was superb. AFX at his best.

to say that a MELOTRON is imitating an orchestra is pushing it...

this kind of criticism of electronic music is most most often heard. whether you apply to it electronica or serious electronic music – the problem has never been the abundance of technological possibilities but the lack creative honesty. The idea that a musician would use a keyboard to imitate...

on the same tip i recommend: ASSALAM ALEIKOUM AFRICA "progressive and popular music from west Africa" vol 1 & 2 (antilles)

found this week: Acezantez ensemble - 1st LP SME - peace for you to share Grachan Moncur III - aco dei de.... orig found on the web for $9 jacob "killer" miller (top ranking) i've not been hunting vey much lately - hmmm maybe tomorrow..

Quatuor Loewenguth - Roussel Diane Dorel - le garçon de brazillia Jacky Giordano - rythmes et melodies Randy carlos - ep Barclay J.P. Massiera - vous presente ses meilleurs voeux john coltrane - outtakes

spotted this in his update - The Gherkin Jerks - Stomp The Beat US GHERKIN 12 - £25 cheap i reckon.. and soooo good.

i agree with "sweet earth flying" especially for Bley's amazing playing, but my personal fave by him has to be the soundtrack to "Le Temps Fou" by Marcel Camus. Sadly its impossible to find a copy. As for Comic jazz there's so much worth checking out and most of it totally unknown.