Various Artists-Badaboom Gramophone #3 (1998)


 

Artist: Various Artists 

1MarionColin & AndyCCTV3:02
2Kim Pieters / Peter StapletonThe Two Lips That Are Not One5:42
3Paul Lydon / Linda SmithUntitled2:13
4A. Justin Chearno / Jordan Nicholas Mamone*Woyzeck I-III8:34
5Windy & Carl / Asha VidaYour Hands, Your Fate4:12
6Bright / Juneau Untitled7:30
7Simon JoynerThe Azusa PlaneSong To The Killers5:15
8No Noise PrecisionXFMII8:35
9Mirza / Music For TunnelsWeather10:19
10The Tower Recordings / UnBaboon Gramophone: Xenophon9:50
11The Spiny Anteaters / Nash The SlashMetropolitan3:14

Title: Badaboom Gramophone #3

Label: Badaboom Gramaphone

Format: CD

Cat:  no number

Year of Release:1998

Country and Year of Edition: US 1998 no zine

Sell Price: $9.99 11/14/22  VG+/generic

Discogs Last Sold: 2/16/22 $12.00 book zine has minor wear

Low:$2.12

Median: $9.58

Average: $9.43

High: $15.00

Current low price: $13.74 NM/NM

Current Number on Sale at Discogs: 2

Have/Want: 56/24

Where Sold: Leipzig, Germany

Time it took to sell:  10 years

Where and When Purchased: NYC See Hear

Gwiz-gau Letter Grade: B+

Sad To See It Go: No

This zine disc sold on it's own for ten bucks.  I could have sworn the physical book was stashed in a  pile deep deep in storage, but with the disc underpriced there was no way I was going to hunt an hour or two through buried plastic tubs of books for the off chance it might be there and be rewarded by an extra 10+ shipping cost to Germany.

This is a representative comp of the avant indie underground circa late 90's.  Hitmakers like The Tower Recordings, Windy & Carl, Juneau and Simon Joyner with The Azuza Plane join the Spiny Anteaters with Ralph Records veteran Nash The Slash for a compilation finale. I particularly enjoyed the 3 part suite by Alger Hiss's Jordan Mamone with A. Justin Chemo from Turing Machine and Pitchblende.

A good headphone listen.

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