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Review: Often touted as a "masterpiece of jazz-funk live albums," The Wooden Glass's 1972 live recording proves it's more than just hype. Featuring vibraphonist Billy Wooten who previously played with Grant Green, this record was recorded at Indianapolis' The 19th Hole club and captures the essence of fusion driven by soulful 60s influences. Wooten's gentle melodies contrast with the gritty, distorted sound of Harold Cardwell's powerful drumming and Emmanuel Riggins' Hammond organ while the energetic performance from the band, including guitarist William Roach, creates a tapestry of intensity and dreamlike vibes. It's raw, electrifying, high-energy jazz.

Review: eve is the debut collaboration between Past Inside the Present label head zake and Benoît Pioulard captures the serene magic of a quiet December night. Spanning four side-length tracks, the album grew from a decade of sound fragments all layered up "like family album photos." zake shaped the sonic base while Pioulard added textures with guitar, voice, dulcimer, melodica and synths. The title track evokes a wintry stillness with low swells and turntable crackles, while 'Frost' drifts on reverent vocals and shimmering drones. 'Pine' conveys forest mystery and 'Slept' closes with haunting loops and a delicate resolution like snowfall on an open field.

Notes: In honor of Sawyer Brown's 40th anniversary, the band is releasing Get Me To The Stage On Time, a documentary of how a Nashville outlier changed the country genre by turning 15 minutes of fame into 40 years.

Executively produced by Blake Shelton, Get Me To The Stage On Time is a behind-the-scenes look at millions of miles, 24 albums, 6,000 shows that span the band's storied 40-year career.

Notes: HAVE YOU GOT IT YET? is the story of Syd Barrett & Pink Floyd, directed by Roddy Bogawa, produced by Orian Williams, and features legendary artist & designer the late Storm Thorgerson as interviewer. Thorgerson, who grew up in Cambridge with Barrett and many of the people who appear in the film, provides an intimate examination of the mysteries and myths surrounding Barrett's puzzling disappearance with rare unseen material, new interviews of the surviving Pink Floyd members, childhood friends, ex-girlfriends, and contemporary musicians. The film is at once a chronicle and a mosaic, an investigation of fame and its personal cost while also exploring the larger social context of the 60s, its hopes and failures, and a compelling story that involves us all in discovery and how one chooses a path in life, measured by the outside. Have You Got It Yet? is narrated by Jason Isaacs (Harry Potter, The Patriot)

This package features "Have You Got It Yet? The Story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd" on DVD and Blu-ray, along with an exclusive poster designed by StormStudios. The DVD and Blu-ray includes a Director & Producers commentary of the film with Roddy Bogawa, Julius Beltrame and Rupert Truman, along with 26 minutes of bonus materials:

"Arnold Layne" Live at The Royal Albert Hall 2006 (with David Gilmour & David Bowie)
"Arnold Layne" Live at The Barbican Centre 2007 with Pink Floyd (David Gilmour, Nick Mason & Richard Wright).
Interview with Director Roddy Bogawa
On Syd's Paintings
On Syd's Lyrics

Bonus features

Some details regarding the bonus features:
"Arnold Layne" Live at The Royal Albert Hall 2006 (with David Gilmour & David Bowie) - This originally appeared on David Gilmour's live video "Remember That Night Live At The Royal Albert Hall", which was released in 2007.
"Arnold Layne" Live at The Barbican Centre 2007 with Pink Floyd (David Gilmour, Nick Mason & Richard Wright). - This is from The Madcap's Last Laugh, a tribute concert for Syd Barrett. This was also Pink Floyd's final performance.

On Syd's Paintings - Discussion of Syd Barrett's Paintings

On Syd's Lyrics - Spoken word performances of Syd's lyrics by:
Noel Fielding (Comedian) - "Dark Globe"
Rob Fitterman (Poet) - "Rats"
Gerard Bell (Actor) - "Lucifer Sam"

Technical info

Discs: DVD9 + BD50
Region Code: NTSC 0 (DVD) / A/B/C (Blu-ray)
TRT: 120 minutes (94 main show + 26 minutes bonus)
Video: 16:9
Audio: (DVD): Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound, DTS / (BD): LPCM Stereo, DTS-HD Master Audio
Subtitles: English, French, German, Spanish
Ratings: BBFC 12 / FSK 12

Notes: Murray Bowles photographed Bay Area punk for four decades, capturing its infectious energy, wild creativity, and ragged tenderness everywhere he found it.

From San Francisco's Mabuhay Gardens to Berkeley's 924 Gilman- and the countless basements, backyards, and warehouses in between- Murray was there, camera in hand, the scene's beloved documentarian.

Collected here for the first time, Murray's classic images chronicle a uniquely dynamic and enduring music community in all its chaos and glory.

Featuring hundreds of images of bands such as Green Day, Operation Ivy, Neurosis, Crimpshrine, the Dead Kennedys, MDC, Special Forces, Social Unrest, Spit Boy, Melvins, Gwar, Soundgarden, NOFX, The Offspring and many, many more.

This collection of photographs documents and celebrates the punk music scene from the early 1980s through the mid-1990s.

Hail Murray
The Bay Area Punk Photography of Murray Bowles, 1982-1995
By Murray Bowles
Edited by Anna Brown
Introduction by Aaron Cometbus

Hardcover, 270 pages, 12 x 9 landscape

Notes: Originally released in 1995, this semi-autobiographical novel from Rudimentary Peni singer, guitarist, lyricist, and illustrator Nick Blinko plunges into the world of madness, suicide, and anarchist punk. Lovecraft meets Crass in the squats and psychiatric institutions of early '80s England. This new edition collects Blinko's long sought-after artwork from the three previous incarnations.