wtf three

this isn't something far out, obscure or "rather special".
it simply is beautiful pop music made in the 80s,
but when I first heard it I thought ....

... WTF !

Synthpopsicle du Québec

Not much info about Kaméléon for some reason. They were apparently music majors studying  in Montreal. This is a one-off production. They recorded this album and it was released in 1981 on Pro-Culture. By the sounds on the record they seem to have known what they were doing. Who knows why they never recorded another album. Male and female vocals, two on keyboards and a good drummer make for a good band.

infinite options (IO) after contemporary music

tracklist:

Weimar Gesang - Du Bist
Dome - Ba-Dr
The Golden Palominos - Hot Seat
William S. Burroughs - The Five Steps
A.T.R.O.X. - Frosting Of Cloudless Nights
Arturo Stalteri - Il Prisma Magico
Skyline - Negativ Land
Betha Sarasin / Bruno Spoerri - Skulpturenklänge
Godley & Creme - I Pity Inanimate Objects 
Hepp / Spoerri - Way Back And Now
Miša Blam - Dobro Jutro
Robbie Krieger - Big Oak Basin
Kenneth Sherman - Why Can't We Live Together?
Hiromi Go - Swinging Bachelor
Steve Arrington - You Meet My Approval [Sottosopra Edit No Edit]
Godley & Creme - Worm And The Rattlesnake

Also here.

Brute Reason Ripping Season

At least this here LP has not been posted yet, or has it? Anyway - another really excellent album by Bernard Szajner used to be available here and is now waiting for you to buy it somehwere....
Cheers,
Basso

PS of course this one has also been posted. Big up to France Musik. Go there immediately. It's a hell of a place!

Sandworms vs Earworms

Zed - Visions Of Dune (1979 Initial Recordings)

As far as Discogs knows this is Bernard Szajner's first LP. It is inspired by Frank Herbert's science fiction novel "Dune" and it's a trip! Two side-long tracks that take you to Arrakis and beyond. Have a nice flight!

PS. If you like this check out Szajner's later works

PPS. MAN! Everything is up here already. This LP has already been posted on almighty Mutant Sounds. At least I added some pictures.... Seems like I have to rip Brute Reason now

Anna's Resumee: "Honesty has many faces - so have I"

The title of this post was translated from german and I got it from the info-sheet that came with the LP. It included a very straightforward letter from Mrs. Dobiey, adressed to the listener. I'll translate this another day ............ I hope you can read the text on the back cover, so lazy Basso doesn't have to type all the names like Kolonovits, Daansen & Pfannmüller that might make you curious about this here LP. It was recorded in Frankfurt about 1981 and is pretty interesting ; )
Please leave a comment if you know her personally! Also leave a comment if you don't!
cheers,
Basso

Wutt wutt

May I present Supersempfft's 2nd LP called "Metaluna" released on the private Wunderwerke Label in 1981. Other than the Roboterwerke and Futurist LPs released on CBS and RCA this album does not feature discoid pre techno tracks but reaggae, calypso and soca influenced electronics unlike anything else in the world of music. Performed by mastermind Dieter Kolb and the drummachine's inventor Franz Knüttel with the help of Franz Aumüller's creative genius (he's responsible for the incredible cover art).
This is freaked out shit!
Anyone interested in this?

Cheerz,
Basso