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CDs (132) new/usedLPs (23) new/usedAll (155)

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Bvhaast (Netherlands), 2003. Used
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ReR/Fred Records, 2004. Used
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Universal (France), 1950s/1960s/1970s/Early 80s. Used 6CD
A 6 CD set that features some of the best work we've ever heard by French experimentalist Pierre Henry! CD 1 contains 3 works in all: "Pierres Reflechies" dates from 1982, and is a long, droning electronic work with slow pulsing changes, and some very noisy bits! "La Noire A ...
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Hat Art (Switzerland), 1983. New Copy 4CD
An amazing collection of string quartet work composed by Morton Feldman – played to perfection by the Ives Ensemble, who really know how to get the right spirit out of the music! Most of these pieces are filled with space – notes that often ebb slowly into silence before the next one ...
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No Spaghetti Edition

Real Time Satellite Data
Sofa (Norway), 2003. Used
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Evan Ziporyn

This Is Not A Clarinet
Cantaloupe, 1999. Used
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Hat Now (Switzerland), 1995. New Copy
CD...$9.99 19.99
Classic electronic and percussive compositions by John Cage – performed here with sounds from a wide range of sources – including drums, cymbals, radios, turntables, and a number of other recordings! The performance is the first to actually bring together all of the different strands ...
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Columbia, 1969. New Copy (reissue)
Visionary stuff from Harry Partch – the kind of record that's a great introduction to his music – and a relic from an era when mindbending, rule breaking sound art could come out on a label like Columbia! There's lots of Partch's weird invented instruments – like chromelodeon, ...
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Sub Rosa (Belgium), 1994. Used
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Cantaloupe, 2005. Used
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Honest Jons (UK), 1953. New Copy (pic cover, reissue)
Gentle genius from the legendary Moondog – a rare album recorded right around the same time as his mindblowing work for Prestige! The style here is very similar to those Prestige albums – very spare and rhythmic – often just using simple acoustic percussion alongside an ...
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Terry Riley

Aleph
Tzadik, 2012. New Copy 2CD
Terry Riley working in a really great old school mode here – playing only solo keyboard, stretched out in one longform improvisation over the space of two full CDs! The sound is wonderful – an very much in the best mode of the mystical, magical Riley music from the start of the 70s ...
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Daphne Oram/Andrea Parker & Daz Quayle

Private Dreams & Public Nightmares
Aperture (UK), 2011. New Copy
A very cool little project – one that features archival recordings from electronic music legend Daphne Oram, reworked into new sounds by Andrea Parker and Daz Quayle! Some of the recordings are live, some are studio – and there's definitely a heavy influence of the dark area that ...
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Morton Feldman/Samuel Beckett

Neither
Hat Now (Switzerland), 1990. New Copy
The first-ever recording of Morton Feldman's Neither – billed as an "opera", but unlike anything you're likely to hear at the Met! Instead, the piece has a depth and darkness that rivals most of Feldman's key compositions – full of sonic textures and offbeat tones, presented ...
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Recommended (UK), 1989. Near Mint-
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Brent Straughan

Smells?
Sun Owl (Canada), 1978. Near Mint-
A very cool extended concept piece for orchestra, chorus, and tape – all based around various smells, and featuring some scratch and sniff stickers on the back cover! ...
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Folkways, Mid 60s. Very Good-
A weird one! William Gelb narrates the record – which features one side that's an explanation of 12 tone composition, and another side that's an explanation of terms like "harmony", "tension", "intervals", and so on. The music is written by Nelhybel, and played ...
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Columbia, Late 60s. Very Good+
Jacques Lasry plays a whole set of spooky sounds on his own sound sculptures. Designed for public interaction with shapes and sounds, these cool little metallic things have a wild sound to them, and it's all acoustic, made just by them banging on the various parts of the sculptures. Some of the ...
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CRI, Early 70s. Very Good
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Trio Tribukait Petersson Berg

Ricamo
Phono Suecia (Sweden), 2005. Used
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Gavin Bryars

Sinking Of The Titanic
Point, 1994. Used
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Metier, 1995/1996. Used
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Piers Hellawell/Psappha/BT Scottish Ensemble

Sound Carvings
Metronome (UK), 1997. Used
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Pamela Z

Delay Is Better
Starkland, 2004. Used
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Arte Nova (Germany), Early 90s. Used
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Hat Art (Switzerland), 1986. Used
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BMC (Hungary), 2001. Used
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ZilliacusPerssonRaitinen Trio

Dedicated To Trio ZilliacusPerssonRaitinen
Phono Suecia (Sweden), 2010. Used
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CRI, 1950s/1960s/1970s. Used
Original recordings of Partch's classic hobo inspired work "The Wayward" and a layer work "And On the Seventh Day Petals Fell In Petaluma". ...
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Schola Heidelberg/Ensemble Aisthesis/Walter Nusbau

Nuits – Weis Vie Lilien
Bis (Sweden), 1997/2000. Used
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Col Legno (Germany), 2007/2008. Used
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Black Box (UK), 2000. Used
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Auvidis (France), 1995. Used
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Donemus (Netherlands), 1995. Used
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East Side Digital, 1989. Used
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