midweek 'until fri feb 17' finds
nrich
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picked a relatively clean copy of
now I can retire my worn '7 and 7 is' 45
now I can retire my worn '7 and 7 is' 45
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The first side of this record is COMPLETELY PERFECT. "The Castle" is my favorite, but they are all GREAT.
Yeah.
But side two...
They should have just made it an EP.
raer privat press b/w
My only quibble is that very little in the world of recorded music is fucking w/ "You Set the Scene" off of "Forever Changes", but that's my personal bias.
Hey, there are portions of "Revelation" that are okay, but it is really incongruous when laid next to that brilliant first side. And it's not even the best song called "Revalation/s"....I'm sure we can all agree that Iron Maiden takes the cake on that one.
This is volume 9 of this fantastic series of psych comps.Each one focusing on a different country or region.This is the "Turkish" one.Not really a find but I did get it used for 6 bucks.
It's amazing.Some of the tracks are absolute mindblowers.Highest recommendation for those who are into this stuff.
yeah, six bucks for that is a good deal. dammit!! why you addin to my list of "new" shit I need to get?
Are all Californian girls like Cheryl Shrode?
A go go dancer and filmstudent
Age 21
Long blonde hair
Brown eyes
36/24/36
Hobbies: Designing clothes, cooking Asian food, underground music and writing poetry
Actually, that would more properly be called a "bootleg".
http://chocoreve.blogspot.com/2006/01/love-peace-and-poetry-turkish.html
are you a narc?
don't harsh my mellow.
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yo son, you holdin' on to that BOZZ??? I trade you AHZZ for BOZZ. WAH WAH WAH.
45s: the 45s were mostly skated JA issues, of which condition forced me to leave most behind. I took 4:
Claudette Miller - Tonight Is the Night (Treasure Isle) pretty cool tune
Sonya Spence - No Charge (High Note)
Marcia Griffiths - Truly (Coxsone) I like Marcia Griffiths
Boris Gardiner - Ghetto Funk (Leal) yes!
12":
West Steet Mob - Let's Dance (Sugarhill)
Spoonie Gee - Spoonie is Back (Sugarhill)
Dr Perri Johnson - Kick It Out (Profile)
the Flavor Unit MCs - Roll Wit tha Flava (Epic)
UTFO - Wanna Rock (Select)
Stetasonic - Speaking of a girl named Suzy (Attic) Listening to Stetsasonic makes me happy
Taking Your Business (TYB) - Just Got Laid / Show Em How It's Done (Idlers) Never heard of these guys - thought it was a JBs single
Denroy Morgan - I'll Do Anything For You (becket) JA singer turned dancefloor boogie?
George Kranz - Din Daa Daa (Personal) Holy shit I love this song
Chas Jankel - Give Me Something I can remember (A&M)
Rod - Shake It Up (Prelude) nice
Jonzun Crew - Pack Jam (Tommy Boy)
Downtown Science - If I Was (Def Jam)
Padlock - Mini LP with 'Peanut Butter' (Island) allstar cast, including Larry Levan
Petria - I Miss Your Love (Romil)
Pam Todd and Gold Bullion Band - Baise Moi (Channel) I like this
Tasha Thomas - Shoot Me With Your Love (Orbit) and this
Fab 5 Freddy - Change the Beat (Celluloid) was sealed!
LPs:
Time to run OST - Love Is All Around Anyone know this one? Seems to be a Christian movie, but there's a good funky instrumental track on there called time to run...
B-Boy Posse [i]this is a rap compliation on the Sutra label, featuring such rap heavyweights as The Bennetton Gang, KC-Work, Camden Crew, and... BDP?[i]
You've answered your own question. Good instrumental track, the rest are clunkers. Christian movie with Billy Graham's involvement in it. Shown in movie theatres (apparently FOR FREE) BITD. A message movie about Jesus, pollution, and "problems of the youth."
thanks - if it weren't for the instrumental, they could've given the album away for free, too!
12$
stepper
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not rare at all in california. i may still have a few sealed copies of the 12" lying around. i cant sell that fucking record. once or twice i got $15 or so on it but thats it... maybe its hard to get where you live.
I have that too. Birdman knows something about it.
Nah, just that the rest of it is pretty bland, then that hot track outta nowhere!
I think the dude at www.blaxploitation.com wrote it up.
tommy boy promos including Steinski "lessons" and the 3-D mega mix.
"duck food" is this lp malcolm put out that is a reissue of this 70s female african lp that inspired his "duck rock"...great stuff.
satellite is on the "tago mago" label and is a french minimal synth band...amazing. the lady on the bottom right was produced by Trevor Horn and is really good. the two Gina-X's are a cover of Serge Gainesbourg "harley davidson" from the lady famous for "No GDM". Alien is this rare disco 12" using samples from the first alien movie.
mint fonda rae, jeanette thomas is a rare chicago house classic, rhythm is rhythm is a rare derrick may detroit classic.
these are some brazillian records i got for 50 cent from a different spot...not from malcolm.
rare early marvin lp...again, not from the malcolm collection.
I dunno where it's from, but it seems to be super common in CA - I've found it a bunch. I've seen two different covers too.
yes, very cool tune! i just put this on a lovers rock mix i made...mine's on Mitchville records.
Luiz Bonfa - Jacaranda (Ranwood)
Sweet Stavin - S/T (Cotillion)
Rico - Man from Wareika (Blue Note)
Wayne Cochran and his CC Riders - High and Ridin (Bethlehem)
Buck D. D. Black - Mississippi Bluze Mass (Green Bottle)
Compass - S/T (AJP)
Abner Jay - Suwanee Water and Cocaine Blues (Brandie)
Ram John Holder - Black London Blues (Philips)
OST - The Naked Ape (Playboy)
OST - The Savage Seven (Atco)
OST - Candy (ABC)
Opa - Goldearrings (Fantasy)
Bu Pleasant - Ms. Bu (Muse)
Lightnin Hopkins - Freeform Patterns (IA)
Harlem River Drive - S/T (Roulette)
Milford Graves Percussion Ensemble - You Never Heard Such Sounds in Your Life (ESP)
Rufus Harley - Kings and Queens (Atlantic)
Gary Bartz - Singarella (Prestige)
Don Cherry - Complete Communion (Blue Note)
Compost - Life is Round (Columbia)
Compost - S/T (Columbia)
The John Benson Trio - Avant Slant (Decca)
Albino Gorilla - Detroit 1984 (Kama Sutra)
The Johnny Almond Music Machine - Hollywood Blues (London)
what is it with abner and you DC area folks?
he seems to pop up there more than anywhere.
calling resident abner jay expert coffinjoe.... wait he's on the road.
anyone have any info on this one? is it more rare than the "someone special" 12inch?
I think I just heard reynaldo zip down his fly
i think i just heard reynaldo typing furiously in front of his computer, following his own sagely advice to gain knowledge from the infamous sources for latin music on hypwax.com and poopseek.
regardless or rarity (yes it is relatively rare) that is a great record. if you don't like it, i'll gladly trade for it. i love the latin jazz lps on tru-sound or nu-sound... whatever it's called.
great stuff.