>>15983Not to be pernicketty, but now that you've said that, the actual title is just Music Recs in blue - in my theme at least - while OP put What is the most LeftCom music? in green - also in my theme, obv - which means he typed that in the name field. So, strictly speaking, the actual title is just Music Recs…
Btw. I remember listening to an interview with someone who was an actual leftcom when Bordiga was around and this guy actually knew him. He recalled how in one occasion in 1956 right after the Hungarian uprising, Bordiga was accosted by a couple of journalists who wanted to get some spicy statements from him because they knew he hated Togliatti and they hoped to get something from him, but they really just wanted to spin whatever would have come out from his mouth for anti-communist purposes. They had mics and some kind of recording equipment with them - remember, it's 1956 and it must have been heavy and clunky gear. They pointed insistently the mics at Bordiga. He didn't say anything, because he knew what game they were playing. He just ripped the mics from their hands, threw them on the ground and crushed them under his feet and then he simply walked home.
On the next issue of the paper of the International Communist whatever razzledazzle, he wrote an article titled
Microfonie diarroiche, which should translate as
Diarrheal microphone feedback or
noise or simply
Diarrheal microphone.
I checked for
Microfonie diarroiche and that was actually a thing… Unfortunately I couldn't find the actual article, just an index with the articles' titles for that number of the International Communist blahblahblah mr bombastic gazette or whatever.
Long story short, you could even regard Bordiga, the OG LeftCom Man, as the conceptual initiator of noise or some other genre of obscure, experimental music. Like Merzbow, but at least thirty years before Merzbow had put anything out. Let's just imagine for a moment if he actual went for that route and he put out albums with titles like
Gravedigger of the Revolution. He would also have preceded the glory of italodisco by at least a quarter of a century.