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live in London 1993+1992
by Derek Bailey+John Stevens
supported by 22 fans who also own “This Guitar”
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Drop me off at 96th
by Derek Bailey
supported by 19 fans who also own “This Guitar”
I've recommended this album as an ideal introduction to Derek Bailey's singular art for more than 20 years…what a pleasure it is to find it on Bandcamp, where I'm glad for the opportunity to purchase and recommend it anew. Tracks 1-3 find Bailey in characteristically flinty, mercurial form; in tracks 4, 6 & 7 you imagine him luxuriating in his instrument's warm, rich sound, and "Interlude" is one of his priceless accompanied chats. Consistently brilliant, with surprises throughout.
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The Complete 15th August 2001
by Derek Bailey & Simon H. Fell
supported by 17 fans who also own “This Guitar”
I have the Sound 323 mini-cd that comprised some of this music (recorded in the shop's minuscule cellar performance space),so it is very welcome to hear the rest... It is astonishing music...Derek Bailey was so unique (playing the guitar like it was a found object but belying the incredible skill he brought to the process) and Simon Fell is his equal here (this is a true collaboration). Rare and special.
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Detritus
by Marcus Hamblett
The latest from UK experimentalist Marcus Hamblett occupies serene musical territory, its songs flirting with jazz & electroacoustic music.
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Mais Bad
by Satanique Samba Trio
featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 17, 2019
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Multiplicity
by RAIC
A wild free improvisational ride that melds free jazz, black metal, noise rock, and lounge into one vision.
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Imperial Distortion
by Kevin Drumm
supported by 16 fans who also own “This Guitar”
Wow what a beaut of imperial proportions
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