Does Your Cat Know My Dog?, by V/A

Does Your Cat Know My Dog?

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	1.	Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - Love Comes To Me (live) 04:40
	2.	Your Fault - I'm Washing Your Feet... 03:15
	3.	Pierre Omer - Lullaby 02:50
	4.	Joe Galen - Gold Smatter 05:52
	5.	Carla Bozulich / Ches Smith - Elements Ascending 06:46
	6.	Sunn O))) - Isengard (Choped and Screwed) 06:51
	7.	Sum Of R - Not Every Chamber Has A Door 04:45
	8.	Bulbul + Boris Hauf - [ab]end 04:39
	9.	combineharvester - Shallow Is Just Enough 03:48
	10.	Sonic Youth - No Way (power cut version) 04:05

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Does Your Cat Know My Dog? is the second volume of a compilation series devoted to musicians, programmers, reviewers, disc sellers or whoever involved in music activities that we love. We offer them the opportunity to share their passion for it by curating a record. For this one we asked the Bad Bonn crew to handle it.

The result perfectly fits the unique spirit of the place, hard to define but extremely appealing. There, you can find a huge diversity between a breakthrough and a confirmed band, between electronic music, doom, folk and indie rock. You can consider this as a big catchall record but it is more likely a perfect reflection of the open-mindedness that qualifies the venue. Of a very friendly nature, Daniel Fontana and his crew created a unique network that allows them to book prestigious bands such as Sonic Youth, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Sunn O))) or Carla Bozulich - that many programmers would dream to have on their roster – but always with a particular interest to new and/or local bands. With an exclusive selection of rare or unreleased tracks, this record has not been made on the musical reputation of the bands, but stands for the friendship they developed with these bands over the years.

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released February 8, 2010

mastering: julien grandjean at jetlag.
artwork: jad fair.
writings: daniel fontana.
minor stuff: arnaud guillet.

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