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  - Pete Shelley - On your own (1986, UK, new wave/electronic)
    11/17/07
    Again powerful synthpop on side one and a dub mix and experimental piece on side two.
    
    Side one:
    1 On Your Own (New York mix) [5:24]
    
    Side two:
    1 On Your Own (New York dub mix) [5:33]
    2 Please Forgive Me . . . But I Cannot Endure It Any Longer [7:43]
  - The Chinatown Philharmonic - Anthology of Dutch December Folklore 1: Klaas Komt (1990, NL, folk)
    11/15/07
    Het gaat weer op kerst aan, merk ik aan de clicks op kerstposts van vorig jaar. Maar het moet nog Sinterklaas worden!
    Heeft u kinderen? Eigen schuld. Maar om het nog enigszins draaglijk te houden: pak ze de cd-tjes van de diverse kinderkoren af, en geef hen de zelfgebrand exemplaar van The Chin
  - Pete Shelley - Never Again (1984, UK, new wave/electronic)
    11/14/07
    Three sides of Pete Shelley on this 12".
    Powerful synthpop on side one, dub mix and experimental drums/noises on side two.
    
    Pete Shelley (ex Buzzcocks): guitar, voice
    Barry Adamson (ex Magazine, ex Visage): bass
    Gerard Cookson: guitar
    Derek Thompson: bass
    Dext
  - The Assembled Multitude (1970, US, muzak)
    11/11/07
    Why this lp is made is a mystery to me. Tom Sellers had a hit with Overture from Tommy. And here he covers in the same way more pop tunes with his Assembled Multitude. Wanted to sell his own two songs included on the album? Then the choise of the other titles is somewhat strange: not really middle o
  - The Image Engine (1990)
    11/09/07
    This is output from an Amiga program I wrote in 1990 in C. Based on 10 basic figures, the program creates constantly different abstract, unearthly landscapes.
    I couldn't see it for years. My Amiga's are broken and disks had read errors. I finally managed to save the software and thank
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