Various Artists - Everything Comes and Goes - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Indonesia Kacapi Suling Semarang and Banjaran 2. Laos Lot Fay Tay Lang 3. Viet Nam Coi-Giâu 4. Hong Kong Pu Pu Chiao 5. China Taizi You 6. Mongolia Music for the Horse-Viele 7. Japan Dai Hannya Tendoku E 8. Japan Suwa-Ikazuchi 9. Cameroon The Water Drum 10. Côte-D'ivoire LI Fugo Nyige 11. Central African Republic Eci Ameya 12. Switzerland Zäuerli Sung in the Inn 13. Sicily La Quarta Spada 14. France Le Retour Du Jardinier 15. Ukraine Arcan The Lasso 16. Argentina Toque Abrapampeño 17. Brazil Roia Kurireu Grand Chant 18. Canada Melodic Katajjait 19. Pakistan Ghazal 20. North India Raga Darbari Kanada Jod 21. India Kajri 22. Tibetan Ritual Part II 23. Azerbaijan Mugam Humayun 24. Turkey Makam Usshak 25. Iraq Mukhalif Maqam Iraqi 26. Syrian Orthodox Church Communion Chant 27. Egypt Samâ'î El-'Aryân 28. Algeria Song of the Meherza with Tebel Drum 29. Solomon Islands Faa Ta Gwouna 30. Australia Morning Star, Pigeon and Rain Songs

Album Tracks 1. Blues in the Night - Ellis Larkins 2. Why Can't You Behave - Frank Sinatra 3. But Not for Me - Ella Fitzgerald 4. Music, Maestro, Please - Frankie Laine 5. I Didn't Know What Time It Was - Peggy Lee 6. Baby, Baby All the Time - June Christy 7. My Funny Valentine - Sammy Davis JR 8. It Never Entered My Mind - Miles Davis 9. For Every Man There's a Woman - Hoagy Carmichael 10. My Old Flame - Dinah Washington 11. True Blue Lou - Hugh Shannon 12. Spring Is Here - Oscar Peterson 13. Moments Like This - Helen Carr 14. While the Music Plays on - Tony Bennett 15. Ill Wind - Ellis Larkins 16. An Old Piano Plays the Blues - Nat 'King' Cole 17. One for My Baby - Bobby Troup 18. All Dressed Up with a Broken Heart - Chris Connor 19. Un Seul Couvert, Please James (Dinner for One, Please James) - Jean Sablon 20. These Foolish Things - Billie Holiday 21. Thanks for the Memory - Stan Getz 22. Can't Get Out of This Mood - Sarah Vaughan 23. Angel Eyes - Matt Dennis 24. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye - Jeri Southern 25. As Time Goes By - Dooley Wilson

By now you're probably familiar with our wildly popular Brown Acid series of rare, lost and unreleased proto-metal and stoner rock singles from the 60s-70s. In the endless pursuit of those glorious gems, we often uncover equally brilliant rarities from the late-70s to late-80s Golden Age of Heavy Metal that also just must be heard, but they don't fit the series' aesthetic.  Scrap Metal, Volume 1 collects some of the greatest unknown and lost Heavy Metal tracks, long buried beneath the avalanche of the era's classic output. We all know the old adage that history is told by the winners. But sometimes the losers tell the best stories. And while none of these bands found fame and fortune, this artifact and the volumes to come are testament to the enduring power of heavy music. You can hear the blood, sweat and beers that went into each of these singles. The recordings may be low budget, but the inspiration and talent is immutable. Not only are the amps turned up to 11, the boyish sexual innuendo is cranked to 69. You can hear the convergence of influences - NWOBHM, thrash, glam metal, doom, etc - colliding at once as the era birthed a wellspring of subgenres. Many of these singles are self-released and were thus limited to a small run of copies. Those that remain are hoarded by collectors and sold for exorbitant amounts. We've collected the best of the best for you here. As with Brown Acid, all of these tracks are licensed legitimately and the artists all get paid. Because it's the right thing to do. LINER NOTES Rapid Tears launch this series with the perfect christening. The Toronto, ON quintet's 1981 single InchHeadbangInch is such the pinnacle of heavy metal madness that it almost sounds like a spoof. There's also enough of the rapid-fire sputum that inspired Metallica to bang the head that doesn't, as such, engage in said practice, to be found on the band's sole full