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Some additions, and alot of price reductions on what is left from the last time round... Please reply via private email to leafflow@coop.crn.org Add $2 for shipping within USA. Will bargain on large orders- make an offer! Will consider trades- make offers! CD format: ~~~~~~~~~ SUN RA: The Sound Of Joy $14 POL: Transomuba (Klaus Schulze and Co.) $14 TOURNESOL: Kokotsu (on Apollo Records) $15 EN ESCH: Confidence ep. $6 PSYCHOSLAPHEAD (Juno Reactor): Psychoslaphead $8 AFTERBURN: Compilation (WaxTrax label) $8 SPIRITFEEL: Spiritfeel $8 A SPLIT SECOND: s/t (out of print) $10 DR. DIDG: Devon Ep. (feat. a 24 min. Orb [?] remix) $15 D*NOTE: Babel $8 " : Now Is The Time ep. $6 " : The Remixes ep. $7 " : Criminal Justice $8 MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO: Subliminal Sandwich (ltd. edition, 2cd) $14 STILL COOKIN': Compilation (on Ubiquity) $13 MAD PROFESSOR: Evolution of Dub $14 REAL INTELLIGENCE: Rather Interesting Compilation $15 YOUNG AMERICAN PRIMITIVE: Young American Primitive $12 ROBERT GORL & PETE NAMLOOK: Elektro $14 V/A: Head Travel (music/cd rom) $11 CHARLES UZZEL EDWARDS: Octopus 2 $14 MICHAEL FAHRES: Zoophonia $14 MARGARET LENG TAN plays SOMEI SATOH: Litania $7 PSYCHIC TV: Mouth of the Night $13 EARWIG: Every Day Shines/I Need Feel Ep. $8 SCOTT WALKER: Tilt (import) $11 MIAOW: Compilation (from Wire Magazine promo) $3 THE GYUTO MONKS: Tibetan Tantric Choir $9 SYNAESTHESIA: Desideraturn (2cd) (on Hypnotic) $14 FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON: Lifeforms (2cd) $14 SCORN: Evanescence $13 HANDS TO: SFO $15 DJ SMASH: Fat Jazzy Grooves Vol. 1,2 & 3 $14 " : Fat Jazzy Grooves Vol. 4 & 5 $14 OHM: Grounded To The Inner Current (on Wordsound) $11 A GUY CALLED GERALD: Peel Sessions $14 IN DUB DAZE: An On-U Sound Compilation $11 ORNETTE COLEMAN: Sound Museum Hidden Man $13 HARMONY ROCKETS: Paralyzed Mind Of The Archangel Void $13 TELEPATHY: Jungle Dons (compilation) $14 EON: What Is Music/Spice ep. (w/ two Juan Atkins remixes) $16 FROM HERE TO TRANQUILITY VOLUME 4: Compilation $14 NORMALLY INVISIBLE: Always Ultra With Wings $14 FOUNDATION FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING: Party Size $13 ABRAXAS: Skin Thrills $14 THE MASTER MUSICIANS OF JAJOUKA (feat. BACHIR ATTAR): Apocalypse Across the Sky $13 JIM O'ROURKE: Terminal Pharmacy $15 ELENI KARAINDROU: Music For Films $10 DOUBTING THOMAS: The Infidel (Skinny Puppy side project) $14 LAB REPORT: Terminal Soundtrack (promo) $11 QUARKNOSIS: Compilation (import, feat. Optica, Optic Eye, Transfinite, Quad, Centuras, Deep Joy, Centuras, Eyetek, others...) $15 BRISE-GLACE: When In Vanitas (Jim o'Rourke, Darin Gray, Thymme Jones, Dylan Posa. cut out...) $9 MARK NAUSEEF: Wun-Wun (gamelan music...) $11 ELLIOT SHARP & CO.: Boodlers $7 POL: Transomuba (Klaus Schulze and Co.) $14 TOURNESOL: Kokotsu (on Apollo Records) $15 LP format: ~~~~~~~~~ TERMINAL HEAD: Global Warning ep. (jungle/dub) $6 MOVIN'MELODIES ep. $5 NIGHTMARES ON WAX: DreadOverBoard ep. $6 ERIK DAHL: Anti-Instrumentations (1st release on Comatonse- Terre Thaemlitz's label) $8 FAT JAZZY GROOVES: Vol 6 $9 DAVID SHEA: The Land Of Pure Illusion Remixes $10

quoted 8 lines 2. You scour used disks shops looking for disks you know are in demand You

>2. You scour used disks shops looking for disks you know are in demand You >then sell them on private mailing lists to people who aren't lucky enough >to live close to a good shop and don't realise that they can get all of >this stuff for the same price, or maybe even less, new. If this is the >case you are conducting a business on a private forum and you should take >it elsewhere. > >A warning to anyone tempted to put $$ in the pocket of this gouger: all

I'm sure Thad is big enough to defend himself, but from my experience, he's a giant music lover who occasionally bites off more than he can chew. Certainly not a businessman or a 'gouger.' How he prices his goods should be of no real concern to you, unless you see something you really like + desire it. I've purchased several items from Thad in the past. Last March, for example, he unloaded, among other things, STC's Emit Ecaps for $14. I'm sure I could have found it new for the same price with little effort. Thad's post made me 'remember' that it was something I wanted to buy + I didn't mind paying $14 to have it delivered to my PO BOX. It's odd; six hours ago, I read a post detailing how IDM was advertised as a forum for 'intelligent discussion.' Now, I just finished reading an unnecessary flame of a fellow list member. Thad's a nice guy [to whom I also owe some tapes to :)], and saying nasty things about him without actually doing business with him previously is silly. Something IS happening, isn't there, Margret? .grant.h.horne .http://delta.is.tcu.edu/~ghhorne/

On Thu, 31 Oct 1996, quixotic wrote:

quoted 4 lines I'm sure Thad is big enough to defend himself, but from my experience, he's a

> I'm sure Thad is big enough to defend himself, but from my experience, he's a > giant music lover who occasionally bites off more than he can chew. Certainly > not a businessman or a 'gouger.' How he prices his goods should be of no real > concern to you, unless you see something you really like + desire it.

Occassionally bites off more than he can chew? He posts sale lists of dozens and dozens of disks at least bi-weekly. He'd be lucky if he could find the time to listen to them each once. To claim that he's just purging his least favorite CDs is ridiculous.

quoted 5 lines It's odd; six hours ago, I read a post detailing how IDM was advertised as a

> It's odd; six hours ago, I read a post detailing how IDM was advertised as a > forum for 'intelligent discussion.' Now, I just finished reading an unnecessary > flame of a fellow list member. Thad's a nice guy [to whom I also owe some tapes > to :)], and saying nasty things about him without actually doing business with > him previously is silly.

It's odd that you're disappointed in the intelligence of this forum when *YOU* seem to have failed completely to understand my objections and to address them at all in your reply. I've watched his "personal" sale lists flow by, page after page, week after week. All I've done is questioned that he's really just selling his own unwanted disks and to point out that this music is available from many sources at the same prices, *NEW*. He's told me personally that many of his customers are people in the midwest who don't have access to this music locally and aren't aware of Mod Lang, Dropbeat, Modern Music etc. Do you think he ever pointed this out or just continued charging them 20-30% more than everyone else because they didn't know any better? I suggest that everyone with a list of things to sell put it up on their web page and just post the URL, especially if they're dealing in this kind of volume. Miles