I echo Matt’s request, for the same reason.

James Booker—the Lost Paramount Sessions (New Orleans r&b piano dude, I think it’s the only time he did a studio record with a full band)

thx jordan

i tried to google for some sort of site that listed OOP stuff on itunes but couldn’t find one...

That does sound cool, yes! Thanks!

well, as Ned already knows, there’s a good bit of Silvania up on there...

what’s silvania?

Erm, actually, I DIDN’T know. Are we talking their earliest stuff?

was Loop cool?

they have their out of print album a guilded eternity. i remember liking one song on 120 minutes back in the day....

Erm, actually, I DIDN’T know. Are we talking their earliest stuff?
— Ned Raggett (ne...), January 3rd, 2007.

Really? I couldn’t sworn I made a thread about it back on real-ILM...

I don’t really remember what all was available, but I’ll check when I get home.

Tons of Chris & Cosey, if that’s your thing- Heartbeat and Songs of Love & Lust are my favorites. Also Lee Hazlewood/Nancy Sinatra’s Nancy & Lee and the never released on CD (and almost as good) Nancy & Lee Again.

If you’re into jazz, they have lots of stuff. I recall seeing a bunch of Helen Merrill records, for instance.

Jawbox’s two Atlantic albums (deleted in the late ’90s) were just reissued on iTunes by the label run by ex-members Bill and Kim. If you’re into mid-’90s tuneful riffing and post-hardcore indie whatever, give them a shot. (I recommend ‘Jawbox’ over ‘For Your Special Sweetheart’, if only because the production is better and I find myself listening to it much more often.)