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Edited Dec 06, 2006, 04:29
Fuzzy Warbles Collectors Box
Dec 06, 2006, 04:27
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I snapped one of these
for $ 64.00 !
A bargain fer sure, even thought
ive spent around $120.00 for the first
six volumes since they've been
coming out over the past four
years, they're so good they are
worth buying twice ,
Partsy is a Genius !
To bad Col didnt want to
participate , will we ever
hear the demo for
Fly On The Wall ?
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meurglys III
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Re: Fuzzy Warbles Collectors Box
Dec 06, 2006, 08:53
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I want one.
(even tho I've got Vols. 1-6. How will i get that one past management?)
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Granville
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Re: Fuzzy Warbles Collectors Box
Dec 06, 2006, 09:28
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Andy Partridge throws away songs that a lot of other artists would kill for.
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meurglys III
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Edited Dec 06, 2006, 13:51
Re: Fuzzy Warbles Collectors Box
Dec 06, 2006, 13:46
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Granville wrote: Andy Partridge throws away songs that a lot of other artists would kill for.
A lot of them are songs written for & rejected by other artists. I particularly love the 3 songs he wrote for James & The Giant peach, before they gave the gig to Randy Newman. again. I mean I like Randy but give Andy a chance, eh?
Where did you get it so cheap btw?
http://www.ape.uk.net/acatalog/index.html
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1001realapes
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Re: Fuzzy Warbles Collectors Box
Dec 06, 2006, 15:36
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Amazon in the States
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Sootickle
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Re: Fuzzy Warbles Collectors Box
Dec 06, 2006, 17:14
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Mr Partridge is indeed very underrated.
Try Spin in Newcastle, I got the box for around £55 and superb it istoo.
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Carlos
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Re: "Orpheus the Lowdown "
Dec 06, 2006, 21:58
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I wonder if "Orpheus the Lowdown " by Andy P. and another bloke is a good record? Great art cover, by the way. Anyone can help me on this?
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Carlos wrote: I wonder if "Orpheus the Lowdown " by Andy P. and another bloke is a good record? Great art cover, by the way. Anyone can help me on this?
It's certainly not much like anything else! It's a series of Blegvad's musings and updatings of the Orpheus legend set to eerily beautiful soundscapes and featuring such strange ideas as ghosts feeding on noun-verbs. If you haven't come across Peter Blegvad before by the way he's one of those maddening people who is far too good at far too many things. Not content with having played guitar and sax with Slapp Happy & Henry Cow etc, he also contributes wonderful 5 minute eccentricities to the Saturday night Radio 3 show The Verb, and drew the cartoon Leviathan for many years for the Independent.
The package itself looks great - it's a dvd sized digipack with artwork and lyrics inside. I've got a feeling - though I may be wrong on this - that there's only 1,000 of them.
Hello everyone by the way!
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Carlos
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Thanks dude, sounds great.
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