BRITISH JAZZ LP JONNY TRUNK BASIL KIRCHIN ABSTRACTIONS INDUSTRIAL NORTH DE WOLFE
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BASIL KIRCHIN
ABSTRACTIONS OF THE INDUSTRIAL NORTH
TRUNK RECORDS 2005
LIMITED TO 500 COPIES, NOW OUT OF PRINT
VINYL, NEAR MINT
SLEEVE VG- (SEE PICS)
THE BAD BIT FIRST - THIS LP HAS A WARPED SLEEVE, SEE PICTURES. IT LOOKS LIKE IT HAS BEEN WATER DAMAGED, BUT THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO STAINS, TEARS OR RIPS ON THE CARD, IT IS JUST RIPPLED I HAVE TRIED TO DISPLAY IN THE SECOND PICTURE.
OTHER THAN THAT, THE SLEEVE IS STILL IN ORIGINAL SHRINK AND DOESN'T ACTUALLY LOOK TOO BAD, I JUST WANT TO BE AS CLEAR AS I CAN WITH IT, AND VINYL HAS ONLY BEEN PLAYED ONCE BY MYSELF AND IS NEAR MINT CONDITION.
ANY QUESTIONS/QUERIES PLEASE CONTACT ME.
ABSOLUTELY KILLER MUSIC AND FOR ME, THE CREAM OF BASIL KIRCHIN.
HERE IS SOME WORDS FROM JONNY TRUNK ABOUT THE RECORD:
"This is music from one of Basil's most creative periods. Basil had finished his world tour of weird discovery, and came back to the UK to make, in his words, music for imaginary films. This is basically library music, but lead to quite a few original film compositions.
The music we are releasing here is Basil's work for the De Wolfe library, all from the 1966 period. Although you will imagine the music to be a little later, it's just that Basil is always a little ahead of his time.
the complete album “Abstractions Of The Industrial North” is on this recordings, and we have added a selection of recordings from other rare Kirchin, Jack Nathan and John Coleman productions, including The wild One, Don't Lose Your Cool, Town Beat and finally “Mind On The Run”. These are all ten inch De Wolfe releases, are exceptionally rare and includes some incredible session musicians, including Jimmy Page and Big Jim Sullivan.
As library music goes, Abstractions is unlike any other recording. It's possibly the most beautiful but worst library music ever made, in the way that it doesn't adhere to or follow any normal library music genre. It is wonderfully sad unforgettable music, with the signature Kirchin hypnotic grooves stirring it all up every now and again".
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