track's a bit of fun though, would be a good tune to slip on low volume repeat during a family christmas gathering.

The 3-track 'Forever Friends' release will arrive within the next 47 and a half hours…

(CDX Rescue was made by 1-2-3 Software, which went out of business in 2007 following a copyright-infringement lawsuit over their DVD ripping software. When this happened, CDX Rescue - which required a connection to their server for registration purposes before it would even install - became a beer coaster I've never found a crack for.)

EDIT: I lied, it was 3-2-1 Software. Dyslexics of the world, untie!

EDIT: it's out now.

Exact Audio Copy for ripping and Sound Forge for drawing out any major glitches.

Noted! TYVM!

Next one coming up later tonight.

Hey Mixo, what did you use to clean up the corrupted CD-R's? I sure could use such a thing as I continue the herculean task of digitizing my entire collection.

Can't believe no-one mentioned that sooner…

http://www.zshare.net/audio/6875615284c14f53/

• I like cover #1. Black + white = classy.
• I finally made a track. Ironically enough, the idea came to me last night as I was dropping off to sleep. Frater, you've got mail.

Speedcore / Noise / Hardcore

FREE DOWNLOAD [Click Here] —> http://www.archive.org/download/Wild064-Lordindus-Pyrrhon-The29LegionsOfAmduscias/Wild064-Lordindus-Pyrrhon-the29LegionsOfAmduscias.zip

Tracklist :

01. They Come (Lordindus - Pyrrhon)
02. Entity n°0682 (Pyrrhon)
03. Noise Is Drug (Lordindus)
04. Speedcore Against Conformity (Lordindus - Pyrrhon)
05. Martyrs Ou Victimes (Lordindus)
06. Concerto Pour Bruit Blanc En Fa Dièse (Pyrrhon)
07. U.N.E (Ultimate Noise Experience) (Pyrrhon)
08. Doomsday (Lordindus)
09. You Are A Killer (Lordindus - Pyrrhon)

[Wild 065]Various - Worlwide Noiseur Mothafuckers

Goregrind / Shit Noise / Experimental / Electronic

FREE DOWNLOAD [Click Here] —> http://www.archive.org/download/Wild065-Va-WorldwideNoiseurMothafuckers/Wild065-Various-WorldwideNoiseurMothafuckers.zip

Tracklist :
01. -> 04. Jacks Gore Grind Surprise [AUSTRALIA]
05. -> 12. Mother Of Gosh [RUSSIA]
13. -> 18. Individual Distortion [INDONESIA]
19. -> 25. The Whorehouse Of Nagasaki [AUSTRIA]

[Wild 066]Iscariote666 - No Respect No Regrets

Terror / Hardcore

FREE DOWNLOAD [Click Here] —> http://www.archive.org/download/Wild066-Iscariote666-NoRespectNoRegrets/Wild066-Iscariote666-NoRespectNoRegrets.zip

Tracklist
01. Renegades & Terrorist Pt1
02. Disasterpiece
03. From Another Planet
04. Run Rabbit Run
05. Renegades & Terrorist Pt2
06. ASPD

http://wildnessrecords-netlabel.org
http://www.myspace.com/wildnessrecords

http://www.leeashcroft.co.uk/ccount12/click.php?id=1

…but the minisite and full release is still in progress. If you're feeling impatient though, enjoy.

The MP3, weighing in at 4:39 and around 10mb, will be accompanied by a minisite dedicated to finding out who was responsible for this obscene piece of smooth jazz from 1984. I figure a good way of finding out who's responsible is to release it myself and wait for someone to claim copyright. It's certainly worth a shot.

The release will also contain artwork and instructions on how to make (and distribute) your own CD-R singles, so you can join in on the mystery.

(Some of you may have heard me play this during sound checks at Mixo gigs in the past…)

http://www.digitalvomit.com/dvr064

All further information on this release can be found on the above page, or in the earlier forum thread.

http://www.bubblegunner.com/bubblegunner_downloads_and_other_stuff.htm

Here you will find singles by Bond, James Bond himself, Timothy Dalton, professional puncher and footbal fanatic The Colonel, and the mysterious Mr Robot, featuring special guests V/Vm and Chevron. Also, here's something you won't hear anywhere else first:

http://rapidshare.com/files/308281696/bbdigi007_-_Fast_Lady_LIVE_in_Colchester.rar

The Lady's legendary 2004 live show in Colchester - a show that changed the lives of all who attended forever. Well, mine at least.

Two completed Love Dictator mixes in so far………….. and only 3 weeks left to go!

now I'm aiming for a jan/feb 2010 "release".

thanks guys (except hardoff)

We've been plsynig the Shiek of Araby in my uke group, its a great song :)

I don't know what plysnig means, but it's my new favourite word.

Love that era of music by the way, all that wonderful ragtime, swing, dixieland, early pop ballads, blues, bluegrass, etc etc, anything from 1900 - 1945 basically. Here's one of my favourite singers from the 30s, Elsie Carlisle:

Also, another version of Shiek of Araby by the genius Django Reinhardt from 1937:

Spike Jones and his City Slickers, a favourite of my dear old dad.

I'm so used to the Beatles version, I have to control myself from busting out with "not half!" at the appropriate moment.

http://www.digitalvomit.com/dvr052-18

jut got email from brian, and things are on the go. they did really well with a fundraiser/party/robot night over there in ireland, and will add our funds to the ones collected there.

also, i just got another donation in from a digital vomit member, so if anyone else would still like to help out with this, you can still send me a paypal payment, and i will add it to the next batch to send over.

i got my final exam (master in communication sciences) on monday… i got a track almost finished. will finish till deadline!

No progress on the performance, but I've had a brainwave that might yield something. The Colo(u)rs page has also been completed, containing full details on the full extent of the release, how you can become involved either with audio or by donating, and (not) much more… Have a look in the top-left menu.

Please note that pre-ordering is the ONLY way to guarantee a copy. If I have any available to sell upon release day, we'll be talking single-figure numbers maximum, and not only will you be charged P+P, but there's no guarantee of receiving any of the extras. In case you can't tell, I'm really trying to encourage pre-ordering… ;) Please also note that if I do not get enough orders (ideally I'd like to get at least fifty), the project may have to be cancelled. If this happens, you will of course receive a full refund.

I still need to double check the figures, but assuming I've got it correct, THE PRICE IS SET AT £20 GBP, ROUGHLY $33 USD. This covers the cost of production, including artwork, the cost of the tapes being sent to me in bulk (a figure I won't have until they're ready to ship from the US sadly), and P+P to anywhere on earth at no extra cost (the free P+P is only available when pre-ordering). I realise this is a high price to ask for, which is why I'm trying to get as many extras in there as possible for added value, however please know that I do not stand to make a penny out of this. If I'm lucky I'll wipe my face, but realistically I suspect I'll be making a small loss. But that needn't concern you, just know that this is not likely to be a money-spinner.

Please also note that, as far as I'm aware, every track on this release will be exclusive, so you will not hear these tracks on any other release. All copyright is retained by the artists of course, so this is beyond my control, but I'm fairly sure everyone's keeping with the spirit of the project in that sense. Similarly, this compilation will not appear on CD, and will only be available digitally to those ordering the tape.

This is a very exciting project for me, as this will most likely decide whether or not I go ahead with my Dead Air label project, resurrecting other dead music formats for minimal artistic consumption (I've already had a few highly radical ideas that will be so expensive I'll probably only be able to afford to press one or two copies…!), so please offer your support if you can.

_{And if nothing else the tape might be worth a bit in a few years time if the collectors pick up on it… ;)}

I got it. Thanks a lot.

Tracks are slowly getting my way. I got five at the moment. But I still have to personally harass some people in order to pry them off them.

Hardoff? Tomoroh? Qrqyt? Etc.? Do you you want to start getting calls at five in the morning, can I smell yo dick?

-ib

good work, lee.

The man himself is somewhat stigmatised in Colchester - he's an open transvestite, he's on several hallucinogenic drugs, he spends many days smoking and drinking special brew round the back of the Mercury Theatre (before being moved on by the police), he has serious mental health issues, and unless you already know the man (or you're me) you'd probably cross the road to avoid him. Yet, and I have Massive Hospitalisation's Staff to thank for hooking me up with the man and his music, there is something about his music that is absolutely captivating. All aspects of his life are laid bare for all to see, and it's really a unique way of looking into a world that might as well be a million miles from my own. There's something in this collection that everyone can latch on to, if you'll allow it to. His musicianship isn't great, like most musicians generally defined as "outsider" (folks like Daniel Johnston, Jandek, BJ Snowden, The Shaggs…) but it's his sincerity that makes this worthwhile. And you know what, there are some genuinely great tunes in there amongst the keyboard presets, and some pretty clever lyrics that could make you laugh and cry, so your patience may yet be rewarded.

Like most releases on this label (even the relatively popular ones like Realicide and Jansky Noise) this collection won't be for everyone, but I have a feeling this could even divide opinion on here, such is the highly erratic nature of the audio. I know Big In Albania's not a fan for one… ;) And I very much look forward to seeing what comes of it. As nice a community as this is, it's all been a bit crawly-bum-lick of late, and needs something to get the passion burning again. Pidgin aside, I can't remember the last time someone openly criticised a release on here. I hope people do enjoy this collection, but equally I hope some people hate it. Hell, there's tracks on there I don't even like, but it still all deserves to be heard. Maybe that's perverse of me, but I'm just interested to mix things up a bit on here. Hence I'm now working on five different projects for this label… :S

Incidentally, Bernie doesn't have internet access, and apparently he's lost his password for the library, so I doubt he'll be passing through any time soon. And I only ever see him by chance when I'm in town. However, I will endeavour to pass on any comments as and when.

http://www.digitalvomit.com/dvr052

My email address is lee.ashcroft at hotmail.co.uk.

http://depositfiles.com/files/xfs47n2yn

i think this is the final mix…..