Mushroom Orange

Frequencies From Planet Ten is the 1997 album by Orange Goblin. This was released by The Music Cartel.

David Lord is a six-string anomaly, a genuine diamond in the rough. Operating in the bubble of Wichita, Kansas has allowed him to pursue his idiosyncratic muse with impunity. Over time in his search and discovery missions with his chosen instrument, he has cultivated a wholly unique vocabulary that is devoid of any direct influences while showing kindred qualities to such guitar renegades Derek Bailey, Joe Morris, James “Blood” Ulmer, Dom Minasi and Ben Monder, none of whom Lord has checked out to any extent. What the 36-year-old guitarist presents here — his first recording under his own name after 15 releases under the name Francis Moss and with indie-rock bands The Wonder Revolution, Miki Moondrops and Solagget on his own Air House Records label — is so delightfully weird and wonderful, so refreshingly original that it stands as his own personal manifesto for an alternative six-string expression, just as fellow Midwesterner Pat Metheny presented 40 years ago on Bright Size Life.

ミュージカル パ一スペクティブ is the 2000 CD by Kim Gordon, DJ Olive and Ikue Mori, It is the 5th disc in the Sonic Youth Records series of releases and is sometimes called SYR 5 by fans in place of the Japanese title.

This is the cookbook of the world renowned herbalist and naturalist, Dr. Sebi. He has cured all sorts of 'incurable' diseases and has greatly contributed to humanity with his wise obedience to nature's laws. Here is his cookbook; it is in pamphlet form. I'm not sure if it's official i.e. copyrighted, but I received it from his office after buying some herbs.

This gorgeously illustrated compendium is a love letter to mushrooms—and to the Pacific Northwest.