Championed by the likes of Beck and Matt Groening and obsessed over by record collectors, Wilson's 1977 album is widely considered one of the most unique and personal musical statements of the 70s. "...a wonderful, odd album, combining elements of pop, proto new wave, jazz, avant-garde composition and electronic music, alternately sweet and angst ridden, about the women in his life and his fantasies" - NY Times. Inspired by the 2002 re-issue, director Michael Wolk filmed this documentary - a look at the fa...   [ read more ]

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Gary Wilson emerged from New York's DIY movement with 1977's proto-New Wave masterpiece You Think You Really Know Me, an extraordinary record which has been known to suck unprepared new listeners in like a drug and never let go. Shortly after its limited release its creator simply vanished. In the 25-year wake before he was found again, Gary's small-town opus had spread by word-of-mouth and indie radio to inspire a whole new generation of musicians and producers with his bizarre songs and personal musical ...   [ read more ]

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This is a DVD plus a Mix CD by Peanut Butter Wolf. First thing first the DVD includes videos from Madvillain, Jaylib, Madlib, Quasimoto, Lootpack, Wildchild, Breakestra, Dudly Perkins, Gary Wilson, Koushik, Rasco, Charizma and Peanut Butter Wolf, and Kazi. FIRST TIME ON DVD for these videos! This Disc also includes live footage of MF Doom and Madlib on tour and previously unseen TV performances. Second Disc is a celebration of the first 101 releases from 1996 to 2004 including the hits, the misses, and the...   [ read more ]

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