The Best of Aaaaaaaaxb, by Aaaaaaaaxb

The Best of Aaaaaaaaxb

by Aaaaaaaaxb

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1.	All Your Friends Are Morons 03:06	buy track
2.	Look. Billy Gilbert 04:01	buy track
3.	Onion Light Over Pig Country 01:40	buy track
4.	A Little Plastic Heart, A Soldering Iron 01:59	buy track
5.	Your Last One Hundred Mistakes 02:33	buy track
6.	Green 784 05:58	buy track
7.	Dizziness And A Feeling That You Might Be Turning Into A Horse 01:47	buy track
8.	You Have The Remote Mr. Lenin 02:01	buy track
9.	The South Sandwich Trench 00:42	buy track
10.	Bison Steve 02:24	buy track
11.	Rock, Paper, Transport Infrastructure 07:28	buy track
12.	Everybody Everybody 01:16	buy track
13.	I Am Unavailable 00:49	buy track
14.	The Optoacoustic Boogie 01:37	buy track
15.	Whale Fall 00:42	buy track
16.	The Comments 02:08	buy track
17.	Tunnel Street 02:45	buy track
18.	Lorenzo, The Lighter Than Air Rabbit 00:55	buy track
19.	Door B 02:20	buy track
20.	Chariot 00:30	buy track

about

The first album by Aaaaaaaaxb

Here is Chris Cutler's description from the ReR site.

This invaluable collection brings us further news from the suspiciously overlooked constituency of the International Experimental Surf Music Community (spiritual heart, Culpho) with an overview of the career of long-time members, Aaaaaaaaxb – the notorious 10-piece (or 16 piece, if you believe the band photograph) - proponents of the Contra-ist principle (that the band should always strive to deny the public what they most want or expect) - and instigators (deliberately or incidentally) of historic and ghastly schisms inside the IESMC itself as a direct result of their radical (or, when their radicalism involved not being radical - confusing - musical interventions). Although this spans many years of work, the effluxion of time seems to operate in a vertical rather than horizontal dimension here; that is to say, style, technology and aesthetics from different decades all seem to pile up in the same song rather than shifting from one to another. The absence of dates or attributions in the lengthy and frankly bizarre sleeve-notes doesn’t help. What we have in abundance though is psychedelic extrapolation, the exploration of non-sequiteurial interventionism, classic surfism, of course, longeurs, shorteurs - and occasional irruptions of completely other-dimensional material, so DO NOT ADUST YOUR SET….all of which signally fails to be boring, or even irritating; frankly it’s bloody good, if I’m allowed to be technical for a moment. Another Cordelian classic that I can only earnestly recommend you buy. Immediately. All human music is here (except the boring stuff).