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13 April 2024

Smeg II: Wiping Off the Rest

Here's a full length from the same year as the lat 7". 

 

Smegma - Ism, Tim/Kerr Records TK92CD027. 1993.
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Tickner's Hideaway
Emergency Plan "B"   
Exterminate   
Hoedad
Rock it Harder   
Jungle Nausea   
Walkie-Talkie   
It's Going Good
Modern Living   
Magnifying Glass
Prattle
3 BHit   
Voxx (Wild mix)   
Exotic Hayride   
Flashback
 
 
 
 

33 1/3 is Smegma's tribute to their 20th century avant-garde out-jazz influences. The title references both the revival of passionate vinyl listening in the 21st century & also Smegma's celebration of their long hard slog of 33 1/3 years of being one of the most free thinking original American underground groups.
 
Smegma - 33 1/3, Important Records IMPERC137, 2007.

Percrash   
Glossolalia   
Antics   
World of Plugs
The Door   
Not Right   
Up There
 
 
 
 
 

With the release of Mirage, Smegma has recorded a stunning masterpiece with four of the original members (Ju Suk Reet Meate, Donkey Flybye, Ace Farren & Oblivia) working together again for the first time in many years, keeping alive their unique brand of old school primitive, avant/garage music. The CD was recorded at a Smegma house party in Portland, September 25, 2010 & includes a bonus 1974 original Pasadena unreleased recording.
 
Smegma - Mirage, Important Records imprec311, 2010.

World of My Own   
Mirage   
F-85 Turborocket   
Oh Yeh   
That Party of Wales   
Quiet on the Set Rioux I (March 16,1974 previously unreleased)
 
 
 
 

Enjoy,

3 comments:

  1. Ism
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    33 1/3
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    Mirage
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  2. And again: Thanks a million! I've just returned from a short weekend trip and it's only now that I can fully appreciate your Smegma posts. This is really wonderful and now I know what I'm going to listen to next week! Best wishes from Munich!

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  3. Always glad to share ideas you have. Keeps things interesting & more cerebral than my usual stuff.

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