The long overdue companion volume to my "Schaufensterpuppen" CD, the focus this time being on some of Kraftwerk's more ambient, less accessible fare. An argument could be made that "Ruckzuck" doesn't r …

This set is the definition of drugged out lo-fi. I don't believe there are more than two melodies you'll be able to hum when you're done with this menacing mess of hiss, ranting and muffled distortion, …

Like the Bowie sets, these aren't the most comprehensive, and they're certainly not chronological, but here are all the Ween outtakes and singles (mainly outtakes, really) that I enjoy, spread out onto …

Same as ANGELS OF LEAD, only it features less of my favorites and a lot more alternate versions. Still, I think it works as a good compilation.

Leave it to others for the comprehensive collection of Bowie singles, B-sides, outtakes and otherwise non-album tracks: mine is a 12-song compilation of all my favorites, with a few left out because th …

More (specifically 1:02:44 ) of the same thing. Take that, Dave Gouldstone! --see Alternate Elvis 1). I love the "brilliant mistake" in the middle of "Running Out of Angels". "Poisoned Letter" uses man …

Volume three of a three disc boxed set. See volume one for details. I feel I might have to defend my inclusion of "Blue Moon Of Kentucky" (and possibly others), but we'll see what happens. By the way,  …

Volume two of a three disc boxed set. See volume one for details. Note the "Pipes Of Peace" and "Give My Regards To Broadstreet" albums have been completely passed over.

This was inspired by a couple of different things, chief among them being a series of discussions I had with a close friend who's relatively new to the Beatles (and definitely Paul's solo material). I  …