Xaddax - Ripper: Mr. Deer - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Alternate InchMy Name Is Rar-RarInch cover art Edition. Formed by members of Hella, The Flying Luttenbachers and LeButcherettes, Chicago No-Wave supergroup My Name Is Rar-Rar emerged in late 2000. Luttenbachers' guitarist Chuck Falzone and bassist Jonathan Hischke delivered dissonance and speed to the band... Falzone's odd guitar timbre snaked between Hischke's ridiculous synth-bass lines and collided with the playful tribal thump of Chrissy Rossettie. Greg Peters (formerly of Xerobot) whoops, coughs and delusional ramblings transformed the band into a speeding circus caravan - one that misses a turn and tumbles over the cliff, time and time again. They recorded an album in 2003 but broke up before mixing it.Years later, Nick Sakes, founder of influential post-hardcore nightmare merchants Dazzling Killmen, and Rossettie hatched Xaddax - a kinetic, No Wave-y two piece that clashes Sakes' jagged guitars and signature vocals across Rossettie's worldwide web of haywire electronics, meandering synth, and frenzied drumming. Their first album, 'Counterclockwork,' was released on SKiN GRAFT Records in 2012.The Xaddax / My Name Is Rar-Rar split 7' EP brings two new Xaddax songs together with a pair of newly mixed and mastered tracks from Rar-Rar's final recording session. The CD edition comes in a choice of two different covers & includes the previously unreleased My Name Is Rar-Rar full length album.01. My Name Is Rar-Rar One02. My Name Is Rar-Rar Aachen03. My Name Is Rar-Rar Chris Natali is a Freak 04. My Name Is Rar-Rar Hounds05. My Name Is Rar-Rar Pirates 06. My Name Is Rar-Rar Ass to Ass 07. My Name Is Rar-Rar Look Sharp!08. My Name Is Rar-Rar Rock 'n' Bowl 09. My Name Is Rar-Rar Mr Deer 10. My Name Is Rar-Rar Fast One (Fast)11. Xaddax Ripper12. Xaddax Bug March Album Tracks 1. One 2. Aachen 3. Chris Natali Is a Freak 4. Hounds 5. Pirates 6. As

Fresh Outta 'P' University is Bootsy Collins' fourth solo album, released in 1997, and it celebrates his unmistakable P-Funk sound. The album is a funky journey through humorous lyrics and groovy basslines, all marked by Bootsy's unique style. The album solidified Bootsy's reputation as one of funk's most important figures, and his creative energy is palpable in every song. Fresh Outta 'P' University is a must-listen for any funk enthusiast looking to get swept away by good vibes and danceable rhythms. After being out of print for 20 years, this essential funk masterpiece is now available as a 2x180g LP and CD reissue, ready to get the party started once again. Album Tracks 1. Bridge Your Busy, Dee in KC 2. Off Da Hook (Feat. Brixx) 3. Bridge U-Ain't Funny Bootsy 4. I'm Leavin' U (Gotta Go, Gotta Go) [Feat. MC Lyte] [C & J Fulltime Mix] 5. Bridge Mike Jenkins 6. Funk Ain't Broke (Feat. Rodney O.) 7. Party Lick-A-Ble's (Norman Cook Version) 8. Bridge Romeana Ernest T. Bass 9. Ever Lost Your Lover 10. Pearl Drops 11. Do the Freak 12. Fragile (So Sensitive) [Feat. D Meka] 13. Holly-Wood-If-She-Could 14. Wind Me Up (Feat. Ono) 15. Good-N-Nasty (Personal Stash) 16. Bridge Peace of Mind 17. Penetration (In Funk We Thrust) 18. Bridge Big Time Pimp 19. Home-Of-Da-Freaks (Feat. Thomas D & Smudo) 20. Bridge James Brown 21. Fresh Outta 'P' (University) 22. Bridge Sunburst Bass to God

The success of Shaft and Superfly ignited an explosion of films, many produced by small independent studios and filmmakers, whose soundtracks continue to provide rich fodder for turntablists, crate diggers, and the like. Of these indie Black-themed films, the once-lost and recently rediscovered 1974 flick Solomon King is perched atop the list. The film was written, directed, and produced by Oakland, CA entrepreneur Sal Watts, who also starred in the movie. But it was no mere vanity project. Watts owned several record labels in Oakland and a string of Black urban fashion stores and acted as executive producer of a local soul music & dance TV program. So, he was able to draw on a wealth of local talent in making Solomon King. And nowhere did that talent show up more than on the soundtrack. Southern soul stalwart and Ray Charles collaborator Jimmy Lewis arranged and conducted the score, while writers like Joyce Stiger, who penned Bobby Bland's hit InchRecess in Heaven,Inch contributed songs. The band was tight, too, composed of the cream of Oakland's thriving soul-funk scene. Little wonder, then, that original copies of this soundtrack go for over three Benjamins if you can find them at all. But, working with the indie film imprint Deaf Crocodile, who restored and reissued the film a few years back with the cooperation of Watts' wife Belinda, we at Real Gone are releasing the soundtrack to Solomon King in expanded form featuring additional tracks drawn from rare 45s hailing from Watts' Sal/Wa tag. It's a nonstop funk workout, issued on tiger swirl vinyl with three bonus cuts and a CD edition adding three more. Propulsive beats, silky strings, wah-wah guitar tickles... if you're into that '70s soul sound, Solomon King is a revelation. Album Tracks 1. Theme from Solomon King 2. Sister Sheila (Bonus Track)-Performed By Papa's Results 3. Sister Sheila-Instrumental