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Aug 24, 2022 - 7:40 AM
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Josh
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Snagged my first Jim Kirkwood album recently, and for an incredibly low price considering how old this CD is and the fact that it's never been reissued in any format (at least according to discogs):
https://www.discogs.com/release/357081-Jim-Kirkwood-Tower-Of-Darkness
A few tracks into my first spin now and wow, this is fantastic! So fun, and very much in the Berlin school, with hints of Three O'Clock High and Near Dark-era Tangerine Dream. Most highly recommended.
So strange that you’re posting this now, and stranger still this is your first Kirkwood album. Just a few weeks ago I asked the DS Reddit community for Jim Kirkwood first-time recommendations, as I don’t own any of his material, but have heard some of his stuff on YouTube’s Dungeon Synth Archives and loved the old school video-gamish / Berlin school sound. Get out of my head, dude!! 
Jeez, Tower of Darkness did go for cheap. The few CDrs I saw of his on Discogs weeks ago were pretty pricey, just enough that I didn’t leap. Yet, haha. ToD does sound pretty awesome! Thanks for the recommendation!
In case you (or anyone else) are still looking for this, there's a used copy for sale on discogs for super cheap ($13 including postage to the USA): https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/357081?ev=rb
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