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FORT DRUM The posts 3rd Brigade Combat Team formally signified the start of a nine-month deployment to Afghanistan in what may be its final overseas mission.
Col. Samuel E. Whitehurst, the brigades commander, told the hundreds of soldiers lining Sexton Field on Monday morning that they were ready for their mission, advising Afghan police and military forces across multiple areas in the eastern side of the country.
We face an enemy that is committed to our failure and the failure of the Afghan security forces, he said. But our enemy faces a brigade combat team that has prepared for this mission for the last 14 months. They face a brigade whose own history is tied to Afghanistan, both in Kandahar, the birthplace of the Taliban, and in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan, where some of the toughest fighting in this war has occurred.
Among the goals for their time in country is helping the country ready for its presidential elections next spring, and helping to withdraw equipment and turn over installations to Afghan forces in line with the conclusion of major military activity at the end of 2014.
Im not going to sugar-coat this, said Maj. Gen. Stephen J. Townsend, Fort Drum and 10th Mountain Division commander. The mission you have is extremely challenging in fact, arguably the most challenging and demanding mission you have undertaken in this war thus far.
The role of the brigade is similar to that assumed by the 10th Mountain Divisions 1st, 2nd and 4th Brigade Combat Teams.
Col. Whitehurst said the brigade has readied for its mission with exercises both locally and at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, La., covering all levels of its leadership.
The first group of about 160 left early Monday, before the ceremony. The rest of the approximately 2,000 soldiers deploying for the mission will be leaving within the next two months. The deployment is the fourth to Afghanistan for the brigade since its formation in 2004, following deployments in 2006, 2009 and 2011.
The deployment comes after the brigade was selected in June for inactivation at some point between now and the fiscal year 2017. No additional guidance has been provided since the initial announcement. After the ceremony, Col. Whitehurst said he received his introduction last week to what would have to be done for its inactivation.
During his remarks, Gen. Townsend praised the work of the brigade, nicknamed the Spartans, since its activation during a time of rapid Army expansion.
The Spartans have since answered our nations call, both at home and abroad, he said.
Gen. Townsend pointed out that the brigade has produced highly decorated soldiers such as Sgt. 1st Class Jared C. Monti, who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in September 2009 for his actions in Afghanistan in June 2006.
It is their experience earned during this war that causes our Army to continue to call on these soldiers, Gen. Townsend said.
Last week, it was announced a soldier with ties to the brigade, Capt. William D. Swenson, will receive the Medal of Honor in October, becoming the first living Army officer to be nominated for the award in four decades.
Gen. Townsend delayed his remarks to allow an emissary of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to read a statement thanking and supporting the brigade for its upcoming mission.
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Since the Montrose, Colo. tournament began three years ago, Carbon has dominated.
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The eight team tournament pits Carbon against 4A and 5A size schools from the Denver area.
According to head coach Lane Herrick, the teams are similar in strength to the schools Carbon will be facing this year in the 3A title chase.
In the opening game on March 19, Carbon defeated Green Mountain, Colo. 7-4.
"Besides a couple of errors, it was a really good game for us," Herrick commented.
Senior Troy Grundy was the winning pitcher.
The next day, Carbon defeated tournament host Montrose 9-6.
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In the championship game, the Dinos were paired with local opponent Emery, the only other Utah team in the tournament.
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PAWTUCKET — Two great names from Tolman High football history were reunited on Monday evening for the taping of Bill Mulholland's "Good Sports" cable access television show.
Larry Caswell and Frank Geiselman shared a stage, talking about their successful careers as quarterback and wide receiver, respectively, at both Tolman and the University of Rhode Island.
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Torey Lovullo has been in baseball long enough to understand how the game is played. So when good buddy John Farrell was named manager of the Toronto Blue Jays last week, the obvious was raised: would Lovullo receive an invitation to join the Jays' coaching staff?
WOONSOCKET — For Lincoln High, Monday's task was as straightforward as you'll get. A win against Woonsocket High meant the Lions would clinch no worse than a share of the Division II-North crown.
Mission accomplished as Lincoln, buoyed by two goals from Jillian DeSimone, took care of business with a 4-0 win over Woonsocket at Barry Field. The Lions finish the regular season 12-1-5. The Villa Novans completed their first – and possibly last – in Division II with a 1-17 mark.
WARWICK — This isn't the same St. Raphael Academy outfit that started out the year – not by a long shot.
Gone are the lingering memories of a 2-4 beginning that featured shutout losses to Hendricken, Tolman and Woonsocket, while the wins coming at the expense of Pilgrim and West Warwick, two squads with a combined 1-11 in league play. In a frenetic two-week turnaround, SRA has seen its season go from being on the brink to one that will include a postseason appearance for the first time since winning the Division I Super Bowl three years ago.
Ponaganset football coach Brian Gendreau has developed a good perspective on two of the toughest teams in Division II this season – unbeaten Tolman and once-beaten Woonsocket. His Chieftains have lost to both Super Bowl contenders.
"Tolman is the fastest team in the league," Gendreau admitted on Sunday, "but I would say Woonsocket is more balanced. They can run and throw the ball. You can see why they played a 6-0 game earlier this season. Both teams have great defenses."
PAWTUCKET – A well-balanced Ponaganset offense put a scare into unbeaten Tolman on Friday night at Pariseau Field. The Chieftains never really took command of the game but they walked off the field with their heads held high following a 26-10 loss to the explosive Tigers.
"We just had too much speed and too many athletes for them," Tolman coach Dave Caito said after his club stayed unbeaten in Division II-B at 6-0.
Caito understood his team had been tested in this game.
WARWICK – Don't count the Shea Raiders out just yet.
In a game Shea simply had to have to keep its razor-thin playoff hopes afloat, the Raiders grounded host Warwick Vets Friday night, 13-0. Defense was the calling card for head coach Dino Campopiano's crew as Shea racked up seven sacks and two turnovers. Offensively the Raiders did just enough, scoring on their first and last possessions of the Division II-B contest.
The win allows Shea (3-3, 5-3 overall) to remain mathematically alive heading into next Friday's critical contest at Johnston.
PAWTUCKET — When perennial Division II contender Shea High was promoted to Division I for the 2010 season, the Raiders were immediately tabbed as state championship contenders by several rival coaches.
Shea lived up to the hype over the regular season, completing a 12-1-5 campaign in Division I-North on Thursday with a 7-0 romp over winless East Providence.
The match provided a chance for coach Pierre Ridore to play his entire roster, a deserving reward for a team that responded to the challenge of Division I soccer by working together for a common goal.
As he watched his team apply the finishing touches to consecutive Division II titles last June, Mount St. Charles head baseball coach Tom Seaver started to prepare for the impending direction the program figured to be heading in.
Based on the amount of success the Mounties had achieved during the now completed four-year alignment period, a bump up to Division I seemed certain.
The two championships stand out, but so too does the 62-10 regular season league record Seaver's MSC squad has compiled.
WEST WARWICK — Every-one Tolman has faced, and will face, is well aware of the team's defensive prowess. The tenacious unit entered Saturday's Division II-B matchup against West Warwick having allowed the second fewest points (12) in league play, while posting three shutouts.
A typical Division II playoff scramble is developing with two weeks left in the regular season schedule.
This is the lone league that features an eight-team playoff field. Division II possesses 16 teams, almost double the size of Division I. And because of those numbers, the D-II playoff situation is almost always complicated.
Right now, four D-II teams seem certain to make the Nov. 12-13 quarterfinal round: Tolman (5-0), Woonsocket (4-1), Chariho (4-1) and Johnston (4-1). The scramble for the other four spots won't be figured out until after the dust clears on Nov. 6.
NARRAGANSETT – Two steps forward, one step back.
All of the good vibes Lincoln High gained in beating previously undefeated Moses Brown the previous week went up in smoke Saturday at Zepp Field. Turnovers and several ill-timed penalties were the major bugaboos in a 23-7 setback to Narragansett High that places the Lions squarely on the bubble of the Division III playoff scene.
"We completely beat ourselves," was the quick-to-the-point assessment Lincoln head coach Dave Waycott offered after his club slipped to 3-3 in the league, a record now shared by the Mariners.
PROVIDENCE – Like thousands of college freshmen across the country, Gerard Coleman and Brice Kofane are adjusting to being away from home for the first time in their young lives.
While settling into the dorms and registering and selecting classes only mark the beginning of this new and eye-opening chapter, there's also the basketball-related education that Coleman and Kofane, two of Providence College newest men's basketball players, have been privy to.
Must-win games? It seems like fans will have their pick of the litter when it comes to teams in the Blackstone Valley this weekend!
Friday's action features four schools -- East Providence, Cumberland, Shea, and St. Raphael -- who sorely need to win their games over tough opponents in order to keep their respective playoff hopes alive.
PROVIDENCE -- It's been two years since Peter Manfredo Jr. last fought in Rhode Island, but for the Manfredo's Gym world middleweight champion, it seems like a lifetime ago.
The last time Manfredo stepped into the ring in this state, he endured one of the worst defeats of his pro career -- a third-round TKO loss to Sakio Bika for the IBO (International Boxing Organization) super middleweight title at the Dunkin' Donuts Center.
PROVIDENCE -- The good news for Joe Gardner is that he's going to fight for the EBA (Eastern Boxing Association) New England light heavyweight championship on Nov. 12 at the Twin River Event Center.
The bad news is that the Woonsocket fighter is going to have to battle a very familiar boxer to him, his trainer, Bob Moreau, and his corner -- his favorite sparring partner, Keith Kozlin of West Warwick.
PROVIDENCE – Marshon Brooks isn't sweating the details concerning his job description for Providence College this coming season. In fact, Brooks is on record as saying he's been looking forward to the day he drops one knee to the ground Atlas-style, an act signifying that the brunt of the workload can be harnessed upon his lithe 6-foot-5, 200-pound frame.
"I just want to produce and have as good a year as possible," Brooks said.
CUMBERLAND -- Cumberland High tuned up for next Friday's showdown game against unbeaten Johnston with a 7-0 non-league victory over Toll Gate on Friday night at Tucker Field.
The Clippers got the game's only score in the second quarter when Ben Elliott broke free on a 20-yard touchdown run. Chad Bacon booted the extra point and Cumberland took a 7-0 lead into halftime.
The Clippers' defense stood tall throughout the game.
"Toll Gate didn't really have a scoring threat," Cumberland coach Chris Skurka said.
LINCOLN --- Lincoln need this win. Badly.
Ryan O'Dell's eight-yard touchdown pass to Brendan Reddington with 2:55 remaining in the game erased a two-point deficit and helped the Lions score their biggest win to date, a 20-14 victory over previously-unbeaten Moses Brown on Friday night at Ferguson Field.
The Lions improved to 3-2 in Division III action with the triumph, and more importantly, stayed in the five-team hunt for the four postseason berths with Rogers (4-0), Middletown and the Quakers (both 3-1), and Burrillville (2-2).


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The opening round of the Section 10 playoffs marked the end of the 2012-13 season for the Norwood-Norfolk, Colton-Pierrepont and Parishville-Hopkinton girls basketball teams on Tuesday.
Brushton-Moira advanced to the semi-final round of the Class C Tournament with a 40-34 win over N-N. The Panthers (7-10) face No. 1 seed Canton on Thursday evening at 6 p.m. in Canton.
B-M took a 18-12 at halftime with a 13-4 second quarter run. Caitlyn LaPaige scored nine points and Mackenize King and Danielle Trimm each tallied eight points leading a balanced effort which also saw Miada McCarthy scored seven.
Ayanna Mason paced N-N (4-16) with 12 points Carlea Weaver added eight while Miranda Langtry chipped in another six
In the Class D openers, Lisbon outscored C-P 52-32, Hermon-DeKalb beat P-H 69-31, Heuvelton halted St. Regis Falls 70-38, Harrisville stopped Edwards-Knox 61-36 and Clifton-Fine overpowered 68-13.
Lisbon 52, C-P 32: At Lisbon, a stingy 2-2-1 press created some early problems for the Colts and Lisbon (8-10) took charge with a 19-8 first quarter leadn and a 28-10 halftime advantage.
Jackie Sovie delivered 20 points for the Knights while Beth Crowley added 15. Alex Amo addedeight while Emily Dishaw provided seven. Gabby Walker did a solid job running the point.
Morgan Doyle scored 22 points for C-P (7-12). Kylie McKinley hit three three-pointers for nine points. Eve Whalen chipped in a free throw.
H-D 69, P-H 31: At DeKalb Junction, a 25-8 third quarter sealed the win for the Demons who led 32-17 at halftime. Courtney Harrington worked inside the paint for 20 points and Bridget Rust delivered four threes in a 19 point effort for Hermon-DeKalb (11-8). Clarissa Davis added 17 including three threes.
Kodi Perkins scored seven, Brianna Hayes tallied six and Nicole White chipped in five for the Panthers (2-13). Jen Converse and McGregor each logged four.
Heuvelton 70, SRF 38: Lexi Weidner scored eight of her 10 points sparking the Bulldogs (13-6) out to a 23-6 first quarter lead and was one of eight Bulldogs to eventually score six points or more. Logan Tallman (3 steals) scored a game-high 13 points and Olivia St. Pierre (5 steals, 4 rebounds) netted 11 points. Kylie Piercey (6 rebounds) tallied eight points and Ashlyn Piercey and Rachel Thornhill each tallied seven. Maddie St. Pierre (7 rebounds) finished with six points and Hannah Thornhill passed out four assists. The trio of Brittany Rondeau (12 points, 5 rebounds), Kaitlyn White (10 points, 4 assists) and Jenna Susice (7 points) led the Saints (1-12).
Harrisville 61, E-K 36: At Harrisville, Kathleen Coloney pumped in 21 points and posted six rebounds and Chelsea Pierce added 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds leading Pirates (9-9) past the Cougars (2-16). Georgi Baker and Hannah Weaver each scored seven more for the winners.
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An Old Winery's Link to Eden FOUNTAINGROVE By Gaye LeBaron There was no welcoming committee, no fanfare, no brass band as the regular northbound run of the San Francisco and North Pacific Railway steamed into the Santa Rosa station that February day in 1875. Only a few curious stares greeted the small party detraining, dusty and weary from a transcontinental journey. There were five in all, among them two men destined to become important figures in the history of Sonoma County. One man, erect, grey-bearded and commanding of presence, was obviously the leader of the little "family." He had come to continue his modest life's mission as a seeker after truth and a savior to mankind. The other, a young and handsome Japanese, had come to plant grapevines. These two, together and separately, would build a place they would call Fountaingrove into a profitable ranch, a thriving vineyard, an award-winning winery and a hillside heaven on earth for those seeking refuge from the storms of life. The older man was Thomas Lake Harris, the 52-year-old head of the Brotherhood of the New Life. He described himself as a neo-socialist. Others described him, variously, as a charlatan, a messiah, a fraud and the living link between God and man. He was the Father of Fountaingrove which is more than a writer's idle catchword; his disciples called him Father Faithful and listened for the word as it issued from his lips. His poetry, scored of volumes of high-flown imagery and fanciful phase phraseology, was dictated to him by the angels in the Celestial Sphere who had chosen him as an intermediary. His prose tracts, designed to save the world from an amalgamation of evils (many of them still abundant), caught the eye of Edwin Markham and other prominent socialists of the time. Harris was not a man to be taken lightly and his new Home Centre would be a place befitting a man of his stature. The younger man was Kanaye Nagasawa, 22 years old, diligent, earnest and intelligent. He had come as the Father's favorite disciple and right-hand-man, to take dictation, do many of the household chores and plant the grapevines that would make great wine. He came also, unknowingly, to become the master of Fountaingrove and a legend in his own time. Harris and his party took lodging at FOUNTAINGROVE'S Father Faithful the Grand Hotel in downtown Santa Rosa and closed the transaction for a fertile tract of land, 400 acres of oak-studded hillside north of town. Five months after their arrival, the quintet was living in rough shacks and tents Nagasawa erected on site, and construction of the main house had begun. By November, the Home Centre was ready for more of the faithful and a group was called West from Harris's colony in New York. The residents called it the Eden of the West and it was indeed nearly a paradise. The grounds were planted with exotic shrubs and trees which flourished on the slope that a Harris disciple wrote was christened "Fountaingrove because high among the hills was an abundant spring of flowing water." A Topographical quirk of nature had fashioned a thermal belt that runs even now across the area, a beneficence Harris certainly must have taken as a personal gift from his personal angels and one enabling the brethren to grow oranges and grapefruit and avocados in addition to the fruit and flowers common to Northern California. A project with scope of Harris' new heaven on earth could not go unnoticed long by the community. The local newspaper took careful notice of the large-scale estate, although the editor mistook Harris' motives, calling him a rich Englishman only wishing to accommodate his wealthy Eastern friends in the pleasant climate of Sonoma County. Harris, for his part, merely acknowledged the written and verbal accounts of his hillside splendors with a nod to an enigmatic smile, making no attempt to correct any misapprehensions about his mission. Even when the house was finished, Harris' socio-religious intentions were unknown locally and his image as wealthy lord of the manor was successfully projected to townspeople watching in awe as he followed his celestial instructions by building two more structures at Fountaingrove. The Cottage, or Farmilistery, a commodious two-story house with two fireplaces, was designed for the women of the colony. It was surrounded by an English garden-and a high hedge. The Commandery, also two stories, was built to accommodate 100 men. Constructed entirely of redwood, it commanded a fine view of the town from a knoll overlooking the valley until destroyed by fire. Those Santa Rosans fortunate enough to tour the manor house discovered that the imposing Georgian-style structure Harris named Aestivossa consisted of a magnificent wood-paneled entry hall highlighted by a carved staircase said to contain 83 original architectural concepts, and a series of four parlor-studies, each with a fireplace, ending with a high ceilinged large dining room, a crystal chandelier and special spring floor, for this doubled as the grand ballroom. The furnishings, including European and Oriental art treasures and a library estimated to include 10,000 books, were equal to and surpassing the structural splendor. Thomas Lake Harris, having advanced from Father and Pivot to Primate and King, all self-imposed titles, was living like a king indeed at Fountaingrove. But it was only a means to an end. The entire Fountaingrove Complex, according to its initiator, was designed to be taken directly to the Celestial Sphere when the millennium, or new age, long promised by the tenets of the Brotherhood, arrived. How did Thomas Lake Harris, sitting in his study surrounded by his wealth, his 10,000 books and his gaggle of worshipful followers, attain this enviable position? And where did his money, so Summer Issue, 1972 23


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coils & co
Joined: 17 Jul 2005
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Location: Grey Gardens
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 3:45am
Post subject: Fence Records
Ok, bear with me here but I have another sort of vaguely discographic question. Has anyone here ever compiled a list of all the Fence(ish) releases that have appeared on what they now call vinyl?
I was visiting a friend the other day, who has quite a meticulous approach to cataloguing his records and it got me thinking.
I dunno if any Skoubhie/Heroes stuff ever made it onto vinyl, so I don't know if anything predates the Bad Jazz stuff. I guess a certain amount of checking of collections, coupled with cross referencing discogs etc might help get a complete picture so if anyone wants to join in then feel free.
Bad Jazz
J Wright Presents - Moving Up Country/Are You Coming Home Tonight? 7"
Lone Pigeon - Touched By Tomoko 7" (were there two of these, one black one red or was that a dream?)
Lone Pigeon/J Wright Presents - Rocks/Boats/St Patrick 7"
King Creosote - So Forlorn 7"
James Yorkston & The Athletes Domino Stuff
The Lang Toun 10"
St Patrick 10"
Sweet Jesus 10"
Tender To The Blues 10"
Someplace Simple 12" EP
It gets a bit hazy for me after that, although there has been quite a few 7s, 10" box sets and the rest. This appears to be incomplete
- what is he playing at?
Lone Pigeon
Concubine Rice LP - original run of this came with a free 7" and I'm fudgywudgy if I can remember what was on it
Did any Lone Pigeon singles come out on Sketchbook? I don't recall any.
Schmoozzzmmii LP (the only Whizzkiddzz vinyl release?)
Anything else? I guess we could enter Aliens territory after this
Stuff on other labels
Gangplank 7" on Static Caravan
Whisper 7" on Chaffinch
Gummi Bako/Come In Tokyo 7" on Nekkid Rekkids
King Creosote/Pip Dylan thing on For Us
I'm sure there must be others
De-Fence 10" Series
I'm sure OnTheFly can furnish us with this info
Fence Secret 7s
My memory of these is patchy, although I did notice that Vinyl Exchange in Manchester were asking £8 for the Pictish Trail/Found one. Adrian Crowley, Player Piano, lots of different colours as I recall.
Chart Ruse and Buff Tracks
Three of each of these, I think 'Heart Heart', 'Michael Rocket' and 'How I Won My Stripes' were the standouts here
King Creosote
Sheesh, where to begin? Maybe separate into Fence - Domino - Diamond Mine - Warners - Others? I dunno.
Did 'K&B' ever get a vinyl release?
Rocket DIY and Flick the Vs did. As did all of the Diamond Mine stuff over various LPs, EPs and 7s
Warners stuff - that starts with the Favourite Girl 10" if I'm correct. Where it ends I couldn't say - presumably with the last thing to be taken off 'Bombshell'. Did Bombshell come out on vinyl? Did the reworked KC Rules OK? Hmmm...
The most recent Fencey stuff would I guess be 'That Might Be It, Darling' LP and 'Analogue Catalogue' 10" EP but where does it all being and what came in between?
Anyway, this insomnia appears to be passing so I should really get back to bed. This might be better off compiled and put in a future 'zine like what they did in the 80s.
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beef lord
Joined: 03 Sep 2009
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Location: Melton Mowbray
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 7:32am
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I have 7 inch singles of
Admiral/Leslie (Found's Bleak Midwinter Version) Domino 2008
No One Had It Better (Bullion Remix) Domino/Fence - can't see a date but guessing 2009?
John Taylor's Month Away/Missionary Domino 2011
I was awake at stupid o' clock this morning as well
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beef lord
Joined: 11 Aug 2010
Posts: 1699
Location: Up a hill.
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 8:39am
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Jeez, when you see it all laid out like this, you realise what a bloody brilliant series it is...
10X10:09 - SteXis / Jonnie Common
F*dge My Acid - SteXis
Lois Is Gone - SteXis
CJC - Jonnie Common
Bed Bugs (Bite Marks) ft. Peter Kelly - Jonnie Common
Bag Plastic - Jonnie Common
Hand-Hand (Cheek-Cheek) - Jonnie Common
Released June 2012 - 10" Vinyl & FREE CDR
Cat: DFNC10X1009
10X10:08 - Malcolm Middleton / River Of Slime
Big Style - Malcolm Middleton
The Whole World's Gone To F*dge - Malcolm Middleton
A.W.L - Malcolm Middleton
Slime On De-Fence - River of Slime
Released November 2011 - 10" Vinyl & CD
Cat: DFNC10X1008
10X10:07 - H.M.S. Ginafore / Iona Marshall
Rock Of Ages - HMS Ginafore
Having Wintered - HMS Ginafore (King Creosote remix)
Take My Hand - HMS Ginafore
Shtoom - Iona Marshall
Free Elephants - Iona Marshall
Released December 2010 - 10" Vinyl & CD
Cat: DFNC10X1007
10X10:06 - Seven Sang / Love.Stop.Repeat
Still Life - Seven Sang
Dragons - Seven Sang
Stolen - Seven Sang
The New York Song (Art Pedro remix) - Love.Stop.Repeat
Sunday Strolls And Miracles (OnTheFly remix) - Love.Stop.Repeat
Released November 2008 - 10" Vinyl & CD
Cat: DFNC10X1006
10X10:05 - Ministry of De-Fence
Get Your S*it Together - OnTheFly & MC Quake
Turning Around Like You - Come In Tokyo & OnTheFly
We Were Only Human - Eyechildz & OnTheFly
Keep Busy - Con Brio & MC Quake
M.O.D. MK I : OnTheFly, MC Quake, Come In Tokyo, wiQwar, Eyechildz, Con Brio
Released April 2008 - 10" Vinyl & CD
Cat: DFNC10X1005
10X10:04 - FOUND / Weasel Squeezer
Itchy Feet - FOUND
Find Some Peace (pt.I) - FOUND
Find Some Piece (pt.II) - FOUND
Weasel Words - Weasel Squeezer
Weasel War Wance - Weasel Squeezer
In The Musique - Weasel Squeezer
Released June 2007 - 10" Vinyl & CD
Cat: DFNC10X1004
10X10:03 - Viva Stereo / Con Brio
Alpha State - Viva Stereo
Glassed - Viva Stereo
Indiana Bloom - Con Brio
Deep Blue - Con Brio
Released February 2007 - 10" Vinyl & CD
Cat: DFNC10X1003
10X10:02 - Jon Hopkins / Reuben Taylor
Circle My Demise - Jon Hopkins & King Creosote
Stones - Jon Hopkins & Barbarossa
Introduction - Reuben Taylor
Fanfare - Reuben Taylor
Released December 2006 - 10" Vinyl & CD
Cat: DFNC10X1002
10X10:01 - OnTheFly / Reporter
High Street - OnTheFly
Submachine - OnTheFly
Apropos - Reporter
Café Del Crail - Reporter
Released November 2006 - 10" Vinyl & CD
Cat: DFNC10X1001
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Location: LOLndon
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 9:44am
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The Lone Pigeon 7" that was free with Concubine had an early version of I Am The Unknown on it, plus two really short tracks...'We are the aliens, we come from space' springs to mind for one, the other....pffft, cannae mind, would have to dig it out.
There's a JY/Sweet Billy Pilgrim 7" on ICA Records, which has a demo version of 'I Know My Love' on it.
KC wise, all this springs to mind:
KC Rules OK was released on vinyl, and ye also had Bootprints, 678 and You Are Could I on 7".
As for Bombshell there is:
2 x You've No Clue Do You promo 12"s, as well as the standard release 12" - that Atlantic Conveyor mix is really nice, by the way.
Admiral 7", Home In A Sentence 7" & You've No Clue Do You 7".
There was a They Flock Like Vulcans 7", Soom T vs KC 'What Is Life?' 7" and an early It's Jo & Danny 7" (2002ish?) with a KC remix on the b-side. And his cover of Malky Middleton's 'Choir' on the Blue Plastic Bags 7".
Oh and Magnetophone had Kel's Vintage Thought out on 12", with a short version of 'And May Your Last Words...' on it, plus a 7" with the full length version of said tune. And what a tune...
JY had 7"s out for Ship Song, Shipwreckers, Steady As She Goes and Tortoise Regrets Hare, as well as a double 12" of Woozy With Cider remixes.
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beef lord
Joined: 18 Jul 2005
Posts: 3112
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 11:16am
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thanks lolsmit
James Yorkston - Spanish Ants Remix EP (DEFDOM01) 10" Vinyl
Spanish Ants - OnTheFly Remix
Kath With Rhodes - Seamus Fogarty Remix
Spanish Ants - Pictish Trail Remix
Spanish Ants - Zoon Van Snook Remix
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coils & co
Joined: 17 Jul 2005
Posts: 4777
Location: Grey Gardens
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 1:06pm
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That De-Fence list is pretty fudging sweet alright.
Oh, and didn't Domino release a rekkid of '28 Secret Tracks' a couple of years back? Meant to buy that and forgot. Arsebicuits.
I think there was some other thing from the 679 years - was there a split 7" with KC and that M Craft guy or something? Maybe covering one another's songs? I think.
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coils & co
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Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 1:08pm
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Was there some withdrawn single on 679 from the KC Rules OK era? Was this another dream I had?
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beef lord
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Location: Deep, deep in the land of the living poop
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 1:12pm
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i can add to this when i
get home tonight, but off
the top of my head there
was the pigeon's 28 secret
tracks that came out earlier
this year.
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beef lord
Joined: 11 Aug 2010
Posts: 1699
Location: Up a hill.
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 3:00pm
Post subject: Re: Fence Records
coils & co wrote:
Bad Jazz
Lone Pigeon - Touched By Tomoko 7" (were there two of these, one black one red or was that a dream?)
I had that dream too, 500 copies of each in mine
coils & co wrote:
Stuff on other labels
King Creosote/Pip Dylan thing on For Us
...Yes, Lavender Moon/Love Your Present
Wasn't there a PlayerPiano/ComeInTokyo one?*Discogs says yes but, it's another Secret 7 (Backwards Invention/SeeSaw)
coils & co wrote:
Fence Secret 7s
Player Piano...
Yes, Into The Dark EP (also ft. Mercy; Anything at All & Mad Dog), plus the CiT one above
***Discogs has a fair, if incomplete, listing that might help some (has the Buff Tracks Chart Ruse info as well)
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large fries
Joined: 20 Sep 2007
Posts: 360
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 3:40pm
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Oooh... Let's see.
The Bad Jazz stuff is covered above, but on Domino -
Sweet Jesus 10"
Tender to the Blues 10"
St Patrick 10"
Moving up Country 12" LP
Shipwreckers 7"
Surf Song 7"
Someplace Simple 12" EP
Just Beyond the River LP
The Year of the Leopard 2x10"LP
Summer Song 7"
Steady as she Goes 7"
Woozy with Cider 7"
Woozy with Cider 2x12" remix EP
Roaring the Gospel 12"LP
When the Haar Rolls In 2x10"
Tortoise regrets Hare 7"
Folk Songs 12" LP
Martinmas Time 7"
Mary Connaught & James O'Donnel 7"
It's Lovely to be Heard 10"
Moving up Country 2x12" LP Reissue
I was a Cat from a Book 2x10"LP
Then there's:
Red vinyl JY I Spy Dogs (Demo) Vs KC Something beginning with D 7" which was a freebie at a Caves gig.
Pyschonauts featuring JY Hips for Scotland 12" EP
Lal Waterson 12" with KC, JY and two others
I Know My Love (demo) 7" with Billy Pilgrim which was a fudging rip-off which still gets my goat.
And probably a few more which have slipped my memory.
Oh - There was that Rough Trade single with Pip Dylan's song that Kenny and I are on.
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coils & co
Joined: 17 Jul 2005
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Location: Grey Gardens
Posted: Tue, 1st Oct, 5:59pm
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Woah. The JY motherlode.
I had forgotten about that Lal 12"
Wasn't one of the JY/Big Eyes 7s some sort of individually decorated thing?
I had never heard of the JY/Billy Pilgrim 7" before this thread so let us never speak of it again.
Gonna have to track down the 2 x 12" Woozy remixes, think I might only have a promo CD of those. Psychonauts thing I nearly bought but then didn't for some reason, can't remember why.
Arguably there are two versions of one of the Bad Jazz 7s - the original one and the postcard one.
This is turning into an chapter of the Rare Record Price Guide.
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beef lord
Joined: 18 Jul 2005
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Posted: Wed, 2nd Oct, 11:19am
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I've contributed to a fair few release entries on discogs. You should all chip in and get the complete list up there.
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Posted: Wed, 2nd Oct, 12:11pm
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I saw 28 Secret Tracks on vinyl somewhere quite recently, Coilsy. Quite cheap too.
No idea where, possibly on Berwick St in Soho.
I'm aware this isn't the most helpful of posts.
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Posted: Wed, 2nd Oct, 4:24pm
Post subject: Re: Fence Records
coils & co wrote:
Ok, bear with me here but I have another sort of vaguely discographic question. Has anyone here ever compiled a list of all the Fence(ish) releases that have appeared on what they now call vinyl?
There's U.N.P.O.C.'s Fifth Column and Amsterdam/Here On My Own too
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Ok, bear with me here but I have another sort of vaguely discographic question. Has anyone here ever compiled a list of all the Fence(ish) releases that have appeared on what they now call vinyl?
There's U.N.P.O.C.'s Fifth Column and Amsterdam/Here On My Own too
You're right, cheers! I was thinking of that 7" earlier today as I had KC's 'Here On My Own' playing in the car. Didn't realise that Fifth Column had been released on vinyl.
I left my CD of fifth column in the glove compartment of a car I once sold.
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