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Kai:
Oh, fancy. Do you have a link? I don't want to google it (I'm lazy. Plus, I will give you cookies).

FeralCats:
No problem-

http://8daysinapril.blogspot.com
Contains loads of Krautrock, a lot of what's on the NWW list, and some other cool stuff as well. I love this site. Go download these albums immediatley-
Altena 1969-Xhol Caravan (A live concert with an almost impromptu 56 minute opera)

Nine Days' Wonder-S/T- Imagine Zappa and Crimson mixed together. Now stop mentally masturbating and make your dreams come true!*

Ash Ra Tempel-S/T (Mind melting goodness)

Also, there's a Can concert there. I haven't grabbed it yet, but it looks like good times.

http://curved-air.blogspot.com/
There's more stuff on the NWW list here.
Go grab the two Wolfgang Dauner CD's if you want to live a fulfilling life.
Grab the Faust S/T as well, though it's sorta disappointing considering the hype.

http://insectandindividual.blogspot.com/
Dedicated to posting albums on the NWW list. Obviously, grab everything here, but start with Debris'-Static Disposal. God, that's an amazing album...



*Forgive me for saying that.

(EDIT-Other sites that have nothing to do with the NWW list except tangentially but have some fantastic music-

weirdomusic.com (It leads you to wonderous things)
and comfortstand.org (online netlabel. Has an Eddie The Rat album and two Big City Orchestra albums. Though everything there is fucking A.)

Kai:
Thanks man. Totally bookmarked and you get internet cookies.

timehat:
I was surprised at the inclusion of some of the Italian prog groups on there, though the ones listed are all pretty far out in left-field. I was about to suggest the group Pierrot Lunaire, until I realized that it was already listed (!), so instead, I'll say Museo Rosenbach, since they more or less sound like Il Balletto di Bronzo, who was also included.

Kai:
Italian Prog is something I don't have enough of, really.

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