Screaming Lord Sutch's "Jack The Ripper" Produced by Joe Meek
It starts off with footsteps following its victim, and then a female scream. Welcome to the world of Screaming Lord Sutch and Joe Meek. A beautifully scratchy (it adds to the horror) 45 rpm of a classic disk by two insane people. The beauty of the music is because its simple and in many ways the history of British dread - a touch of mania to let the poison out. The B-side is just as bugged out as the A-side. "Don't You Just Know It" is garage rock made by madmen. A perfect combined four minutes or so.
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Tosh's favorite recordings while working in its office
Annette Peacock - “I’m The One” (Future Days Recordings) Reissue, 2016
Daevid Allen - “Banana Moon” (Get Back) Reissue, 1999
David Bowie - “Mercury Demos” (Parlophone) 2019
Extended Organ - “Vibe” (Important Records) 2019
Giles, Giles and Fripp - “The Cheerful Insanity of Giles, Giles and Fripp” (Cherry Red) Reissue, 2013
Henry Cowell - “The Piano Music of Henry Cowell” (Folkways Records) 1963
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