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Forgive me, Mr. Chedid! Available for download just in case anybody's interested

Playlist "The Joy Of Cooking" Vol. 7

Propeller Island - Protect Me From Incompetent Decisions
Milan Svoboda & Kontraband - Siesta
Toquinho - Outra Historia
Dexter Wansel - The Sweetest Pain
Dianne Reeves - Hesitations
Valenthin Engel - Swan Song
Shlomo Bat AIn - Azure Treasure
?? - No Clue, will probably find out some day...
John Holt - Girl From Ipanema
Nii Amarh Gomez - Sore Sa Bi
Mellow - Sundance
Appaloosa - Bi Weekly
Soul Drummers - Now Or Never (Afro ART 004)
Syph - Schwesterlein
?? - Nope, I don't find it
Teri Moise - Il Sait (Phoenix Remix)
Takashi Toyoda - Snow
Control Company - Four Years Before 1984
Lucio Battisti - Il Nostro Caro Angelo
The Silent Jazz Ensemble - Estonian Mood
Pete Bardens - Many Happy Returns

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Head Visions

I had planned to post this ambient beauty by Bernd Kistenmacher, but you can officially buy it HERE and that's what I'd do if I didn't already spend way more pesos on my vinyl copy. Check out Mr. Kistenmacher's blog HERE and a lot of great live performances on YOUTUBE. Listen to "Dreamdance " from this here LP and a lot more beautiful Elektronische Musik on his myspace.
Cheers, Basso

No download link here. People who fuck enthusiastic independent labels will go to digital hell ...

The Band Of The World - Equatorial Planes (2011)

On my quest for Silver Seeds and Poison Gold i crossed the Sauce Cosmos just recently.

What a ride! I've been attacked by Jungle Jacks trying to Lengthen
my Shadows with Real Mirrors. ALready saw myself in an Air Burial

but survived by riding away on Race Worms MkII. We were riding through Waves of DNA until finally we landed on Soap Island to rest and spin some of our favourite Discs.

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NOW YOU get your ride here

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The Band of the World is Josh Rachenbach and Lisa Pace. They are a cube field electronic band from Los Angeles. BIG thanks to Josh for sending the link to the equatorial plane trip!

dedicated to my friends in Japan

I'd rather turn off the computer and use candles at night than keep getting electricity from nuclear power plants. Get your candles too and listen.

The Fusion Vol. I & II

seven

the atlantic ocean as seen from La Gomera's south coast.

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the joy of cooking #7 is availaible for download (just register...) and streams over at http://www.deepfrequency.com/ now - here.

Must admit it's a little sweeter than the last shows as it was supposed to be one of the soundtracks to my holidays in the sun that are now officially over. it was nice listening to it and watching the seagulls play in the sky...... enjoying the scent of grilled tuna with avocado sauce and canarian wrinkly potatoes.

Playlist follows. Cheers!

Hermeneutic ambiance

I'm not going to loose many words on this. It's ambient, it's funny and experimental and a grower and I really really dig it. Nothing for the jazzheads probably, but if you're into obscure electronic music you'll have fun! Lots...
Cheers, Basso


Not doing a little blog-research before posting is stoopid.
This lovely LP has been posted before on Just Another Garden
and Synopsis Electronica. Both of these blogs are fantastic!

Musik Szene Saar

A rhyme on prächtiges Haar - Musik Szene Saar
Ambi & Arno sing "For You" (see tracklist below) and they're damn right. Now here's one for you. Hailing from from the small german federal state called Saarland, named after the river Saar, this compilation offers folky vibes, krautrock, teutonic elektronik, obscure funk and heavy rock!
Well worth a few spins .... get all the details here and snatch your link in the comments as soon as it appears there. Cheers!

Winter Bakery

Friends of the bin, please check out Egyptian Chimney's lovely Winter bakery HERE. Nicest vibes in there : )

Winter Bakery 2011 Mix by Egyptian Chimney

cheers!

Trans-Sentient Android Music

Here we have a soundtrack for an epic space fantasy. This is the story of Merak, a trans-sentient android (android with a soul) sent on a mission to the core of the universe to investigate an attack on the Universal Mind. Merak was released in 1988 on Wagner's private Music Suite label.

Merak

Beam me up, Proxyon . . .

Ready for some more Nether cosmic sounds? Maybe? Ok, give this one a try. Late breaking synthpop/cosmic disco from the Netherlands. The Van Eijk brothers punched out this set of space themed synthy dance tracks in 1989. If you're fond of Future World Orchestra, Peru, or Space Art you will probably feel right at home with Proxyon.

Have a go . . ?

the joy of cooking #6

tonite at 22.00 CET - 9 grenwich time. #6 will be on air.
Expect less 80s sound and a little more jazz this time.
Links for download and streams will be up as soon as the show's archived.
Cheers, Basso!

in the archives now. ready for your downloads and streams


Now here's the tracklist for february's joy of cooking.
AGAIN it took me some time to pull them out,
but finally a little cold helped me.


Propeller Island - Hanne's Jingle
comes from a fantastic LP! Humorous and intelligent Kraut Electronics
Stephen Schlaks – Gorgeous you’re right
love it love it love it love it
Mario Paech - Palma De Mallorca
comes from a wonderful compilation from the late 80s. Copies
Rob – Never Enough
Rob's 2nd longplayer is a true winner "sounds best when: you heard it 30 times"
Sunrise Orchestra – Un Dia Ta Bini
When you dig a little deeper in here (blog) youll find a longplayer by these guys. The track here comes from their first that arrived here just last week.
Shivananda – Calor
Swiss Jazzrock. Erste Sahne!
Sanlucar – Caballo Negro
Manolo Sanlucar has quite some LPs out. I think this is from his first called Sanlucar. Basso has a soft spot for funky flamenco .....
Manzanitas (Edit)
Yes he does!
Riccardo Zappa - Chatka
I'm a true fan of Riccardo Zappa. This is from his first and features Tullio De Piscopo on drums and Tempera on synths. Discogs just told me the bassman also played on the Wild Magnolias records!! If you like it check out Riccardo's 80s LPs. Just as nice plus adding a bit of New Age and Balearica.
Joaquim Habana – I Love Berlin
mmmhhh... the guy's on fire. The track is coming from an obscure mid 80s soundtrack and it's so nice that everything changed over the years and nothing really changed....
Der Grüne Engel - Radioaktivität
haha! what devil made me do it? Playing this track might have been on step too deep into Pandora's box of obscure little ditties, but now it's here and it's an interesting one. Privately pressed on 7" only this insane ANTI ATOMKRAFT (Anti Nuclear Power) Song from the early 80s wonders me any time I hear it. Using Kraftwerk like vocal-hooks sung by children over a bassline strongly "inspired" by Key West's "Shake Together", the flipside of "Wanna Groove" - WTF
Alberto Cheri - Io non so se (Edit)
Anch'io, but I know this is from his "Cavalli Alati" album
Dsh! Dsh! - Космос (Edit)
Came across these guys because D-Pulse remixed one of their tunes. the track is stretched a tiny bit. it came from CD anyway ; )

Jupiter Tunig Center - Doveshit
Big thanks to Frank for this track. Check out his tracks on Soundcloud.
There's a LOT of good stuff!!

John Stewart – Blonde Stars (Edit)
I love this track and edited it a bit, so pleasure time lasts a little longer
Loredana - Io resto senza il basso (Edit)
same here
Dudley Perkins - Falling
I promise I'll never use a shitty mp3 burned to CD for a mix again. I couldn't find the damn record and WANTED it. Next time I'll kill my darling!
Funky Jojo Band - ??
Private Pressed Hamburg Jazz Funk from the early 80s . Totally my hobby-horse.... No info nowhere
Lindwurm – Streichgeigenhansel
another private one. the whole record is damn great. I think there's a rip at Mutant Sounds?
Ambi & Arno – For You
I found some copies of a "private" compilation called "Musik Szene Saar" ditributed by Bellaphon about 2 years ago and there's really a couple of great tunes on it. Various styles.... I heard it is now pretty hyped and of course damn expensive because of the ONE electronic track. Maybe this is one for thegrowingbin! Anyway Ambi & Arno have two tracks on the comp and "For You" is the one!
New Trace Quartet – Downtown (Edit)
try and find this! let me know if you found something. I'm damn curious. Only have the one track on a early 80s comp sponsored by the ministry of cultural something and I'd love to hear more
Broadcast – Message From Home
Rest in peace!
Affinity – United States Of Mind
this is the closing track, cheers!

Electronic Butterflies

Dan Lacksman is a funny guy. You knew that before but anyway here's a bit of the proof.
If you take the time to listen all the way through the happy, silly, moogy popcorn tunes from A1 to the lovely B1 called Lullaby, B2 will hit you like a etheral meteorite and push you deep into your seat. Almost 13 minutes of Skylab might work like a drug. So please do me a favour and don't skip ; )
Cheers, Basso

Thanks Jamie for the picture and thanks Andrew for making me aware of it's existance!

the joy of cooking #5

Forgot to announce that january's tragicomical "joy of cooking" is now available
for download and streams over at www.deepfrequency.com ahem here
The playlist for december's show is finally available here

The playlist for January's show is this:

1. Pink Floyd - Crying Song - 1969

2. Buddy Miles - Down by the river - 1970

3. Angelo - Hibernation - 1980

4. Bruno Spoerri - Baby Baby - 1983

5. Stupid Cosmic Secret - probably 80s

6. Phantom Band -You Inspired Me - 1980

7. Okay Temiz - Penguin - 1980

8. Sandii & The Sunsetz - Zoot Kook - 1981

9. Noel & The Red Wedge - Specimen - 1982

10. Janis Ian - Insanity comes quietly to the structured mind - 1969

11. The Velvet Underground - The Gift - 1967

12. Talk Talk - Does Caroline know - 1984

13. Kosmetika - Gaja - 1983

14. Luna Set - Mysterious - 1982

15. Simian - You set off my brain - 2001

16. Kyuss - Space Cadet - 1994

17. Iviron - Sister Magic - 1981

18. Dario Domingues - On The Nazca Path - 1986

19. DJ Food - Nevermore - 2000

20. The Passage - Drugface (33, +8) - 1982

21. Computer & Jazz Project - Kontrabad - 1984

22. Diethelm & Famulari - Basta! - 1983

23. Doctor Rockit - Cafe de Flore - 2000

24. Simon Fisher Turner & Gilad Atzmon - Sandsong (instrumental) - 2002

25. Last James Group - Der rote Raum - 1997

pretty 80s, huh?


image courtesy of Maurizio Cattelan

Software Sunrise

Here we have Brüning von Alten's Sunrise Orchestra with the "Malata Suite" LP. No year indicated on cover or label, but from the cat# I'm guessing this would have been released in 1984 or 1985 on Software. Software Music seems to be a guarantee for good music. I don't know a single bad record from this label (must admit I never heard this one). There's an ealier release buy these guys that I don't know yet but I hope to obtain it soon....
The album starts off with 10 minutes of some fine afro cuban jazz. Lots of percussions of course, beautiful piano and some real nice horns too. A2 is all about percussion. Voodoo! Side B kicks off with african fusion in "Latsemanja". I'm unsure about the chanting but hey, the guys obviously had fun.....you'll also find some relaxed moments on side 2. In one case (B2 "Lady U." with some great guitar shreds ; ) it's awesome - in fact my fave on this LP. The other one is kind of - ahhemm - okay (B3 "For Christina" - stewardess on the Love Boat, I guess). I have thought about leaving it out, but I have done that before and got rewarded with comments on the missing track only. Bloody completists!! For the closing track we return to the heart of africa with the "Kalabash Song". Everybody bring your calabash.....
Cheers!

Floating

As a follow up to Cesare's post here's more of the fantastic Monika Linges and her quartet. All killer, no filler and in my humble opinion nothing less than Kitty and Raffaela - even prices for og copies are affordable compared to the expensive ladies just mentioned. Cheers!

Buy....

Orbital Star

Not without a good portion of melancholy I am posting this wonderful & romantically rare album. Just recently friend of the bin Jamie tried to contact Li Garattoni after finding this LP and had to find out she had already passed away in 2004 - far too early. When he told me I had to think of one track from this LP - "Orbital Star". It might be a nice thing to think of Li Garattoni as a star orbiting around earth now. I hardly know anything about her (well, her sign was Taurus), but her lyrics and music touched me and when I listen to it she's still here......

buy it, buy it, buy it


Please be so kind and save me from further reup requests. you can buy most of the tunes officially and the money goes to her family.....

and another one - the joy of cooking #4

our little friend in the pic is now eaten by psyched out squirrels and the remains are covered with snow. HERE's the joy of cooking #4

This one's pretty much "growing bin" style : ) and finally heeeere's the almost complete tracklist:

01. Gaya – Intro
# the german copy of this wonderful LP is slightly different from the french original
02. Iskander – Eltneg Tnaig
# private german prog. read the title backwards ; )
03. Christian Chevalier – Signature
# you spotted a Doom sample? Mee too
04. Roland Kovac Set – Zolotas
# keepin the library vibe
05. Adrian Wagner – Virgins Of The Sun
# this one's coming from his Inca LP. Very nice record!
06. Gaya – Allo Atchoum
# also from the german copy, but this does not differ...
07. Joel VDB – Chipland Liquids
# another track from a Colorsound library - a raibow in your record shelf : )
08. Secret Ströer
# No, I'm not telling the secret!
09. World Guarantee Ochestra – Boroboro Woman
# a danish group. very interesting and by what I know by now - ALL KILLER
10. Mamadeus – Omenom
# Mamadeus is a group of dutch classically trained musicians and you hear that...
11. Shlomo Bat Ain - Azure Treasure
# I discovered this artist recently and must admit I'm quite happy about finding him.
Azure Treasure is a wonderful piece of Balearic Jazz IMO

12. International Music System - Mojave
# it is hidden between these electro cuts on the LP
13. Ned Doheny - I got your number
# mmmmh
14. General - Come ALone
# this one's coming from an hungarian soundtrack called "Kenguru". should be easy to find in Hungary
15. Hans Haider - Spanish Autumn
# coming from a nice Selected Sound library
16. ??
17. G. B. Beckers - September Flight / A Spanish Funeral
# the record was recorded in an art exhibition. It is called "Instead of Painting"
18. Richard Bartz - Kepler's Law
# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kepler%27s_laws_of_planetary_motion
19. Finis Africae - Los Genoveses
# I was in a record shop with a friend and had already paid. He was still listening to some records, so I strolled a bit through the store again and found this record that i've never seen or heard of before. I just tried it and knew immediately it was the best record I found in 5 days of digging .....
20. Nabatov String Gang & Percussion – Clave For Collin
# for the jazz heads: John Betsch involved.......
"The debut of Simon Nabatov is a great surprise... Not only four musicians communicating here - whole galaxies are dissolving into one another with fireworks and extravagant abundance"
H. Wagner, Stereoplay, November 1989

21. L'Art de Passage - Groovin Too
# open minded world jazz from East Germany 1989. Should not be too difficult to find...
22. Jan Schaeffer – Hot Sand
# from "Blue Bridges And Red Waves"
23. Monika Linges – Running away
# that's what I call a record - all good!
24. Wutrio – Hello Hoeppel
# this one's tough to find. One of my favourite german scat jazz tracks.....
25. George Duke – For Love (I come your friend)

# if you happen to read this: Thanks, Man!

the joy of cooking tea - update

a little later than broadcasted here is November's Joy of cooking.

cheers!


The Joy Of Cooking Tea:

01. "Music is The Healing Force Of The Universe" by Double X Project
02. "Wings Across The Sea" by Illusion
03. "Life Beyond The Darkness" by Sensations' Fix (thanks, Hatchback - thanks, Zeroy)
04. "La Voglio Di" by Mauro Pelosi
05. "Aspiring Answer" by Surya
06. "Una Splendida Emicrania" by Radar (thanks, Alexis)
07. "Born In Borneo" by Ken Dang (thanks, Tako)
08. "Born Loser" by Men Vision (thanks, Mitch)
09. "Basic" by Bostro Pesopeo
10. "..." by ,,,
11. "Are you ready" by The Equals (thanks, Paul, for the copy)
12. "Time To Let You Down" by Session Victim
13. "Out Of The Storm" by Incognito / Carl Craig Remix
14. "..." by ,,,
15. "..." by Joan Bibiloni
16. "Love Song" by Ralf Moufang
17. "Dreams" by Byrdland
18. "The Mollusk" by Ween (thanks Felipe oder Tobi)

Sweet Beginnings

If you like wonderful music go to http://www.noncollective.com/ and listen to Tako's "Sweet Beginnings"