that was fun! yesterday was beautiful sunny day, I got some nice nice records, met blaz's supercute daughter and ate delicious Ethiopian food after. the food was so good, I'm still thinking about it how good it was. I even liked the injera, which I usually am not a fan of. am thinking of going back there tonight. was actually thinking of going back there last night.
yea - I was wondering where you went. the prices were OK - saw some totally mashed up vinyl for $$$ - that didn't make too much sense. I thought the prices were pretty reasonable last time. the selection was not as extensive - it seemed folks brought fewer crates than the Fall show.
the show was nice ! I didn't meet any new strutters though.... Bassie I don't even know what you look like , but I was the one wearing a shirt that said Disco in big letters on it. I was pretty surprised to see DJ Spinna show up and come right to our table (me and my friend Kae) and buy some pieces. I didn't even realize it was him at first because he said his name so quietly , he wasn't trying to draw too much attention . real nice guy .
Big up to Kevin (sipreano) and Dane for being such gents (Dane i will get you back in some way for giving me that record). Saw DOR , Aaron (tuneup) and other heads in attendance .. Supertoaster , you were there?? No hello for me?
i got some pretty ill stuff for pretty cheap too (thank you senor vishal/general eclectic/warwick/others)
Duh. ok in that case I didn't know you as 'Bassie' .. haha that is funny though. I feel kind of dumb but not too dumb. Thank you again for the bags , without them I would have been in a lot of trouble and would be dropping records on the sidewalk and cracking them
There is a torontorecordshow phenomenon, where I buy a record that I think is something else then I get home and find out it is quebecois progressive rock. I guess thats not necessarily a bad thing, but no, yeah it is.
still found some nice stuff. still had some nice coffee. I didn't introduce myself to anyone new, but for reference I wore purple. also I have a fairly distinct look of constant bewilderment on my face.
it was good i bought from two people, the young guys at the back (one had the dilla tshirt on), and the guy at the opposite end, a lot older..
oh yeah and also some balding dude with glasses, middle aged.. bought some jungle records from him. he tried to do an english accent after i said hi, and didnt pull it off
these three I got from Moss, not a booth seller - so not official record fair finds: La Revolucion de Emiliano Zapata Hunger! (Strictly from Hunger) Teddy Robin and The Playboys ??? Magic Colors
and
Cold Blood - Thriller Dennis Coffey ??? Goin For Myself John Holt 45 - Up Park Camp Bob Andy 45 - Check It Out
here's my finds. I didn't buy too much because I wanted to leave with at least a bit of cash.
the matata is definitely the top piece i got.. i am loving that one.the 45s and 12" are:
45s
the sheltons - The Cat / That's All Harry Ray - Next Time That I see You / Sweet baby Oscar Peterson Trio - Incoherent Blues / Mumbles Derrick Harriot - Brown Baby / version Cupit - Squeeze You Knees / Trainman (akiwawa) Wreckin Crew - You Don't Care / Found The Groove
12" Panache - Sweet Music / Sweet Jazz Music (reissue) Pet Shop Boys - West End girls (i forget why i bought this...$2?) Larry Heard pres. Mr White - You Rock Me / the sun can't compare
So maybe now I can put some (half-remembered) faces to (nick) names... catalist, I think I handed you that copy of Matata, standing in front of Symon's table... and bassie, I think I saw you listen to that Cold Blood... was that you sitting with R---beh for a while?
I had a good time, but went through everything surprisingly quickly. Here's what I got, and who I got it from:
Highlight was Ananda Shankar, which I bought from the guy beside Symon (who I remember had good records at the last record show).
Bought a copy of L'Initiation OST from a guy named George over by the bar.
Bought Henri Texier and Marcos Valle's Brazilliance from a bearded guy.
Bought a copy of Lani Hall's Sun down lady and a Nico Gomez bootleg from the guy closest to the door.
I had no idea you were a soulstrut head ... I went to Sean's table earlier in the day and listened to that Matata record , the shit was staying in my head so I had to come back for it. sorry if it seemed like I was rushing the crate, I just knew that was the one record i wanted to spend a bit on so I wanted to grab it before someone else did.
None of those people were strutters , unless it could have been Tuneup who had a bunch of boxes on a table near the door..to your left if you come through the door. lots of 70s soul and jazz stuff .. i didn't even get a chance to go through his records , I was all over the place for that show.
glad to see you got some good ones though , theres a show at that hotel / banquet center on Dixie Road in about a month i hear..
the website should be www.vibrations.ca (if porn comes up it is not my fault)
No worries, I don't think I would've bought the Matata anyways... Usually I plan for one big sale and the Ananda Shankar was it! Just wanted to check it out since I think they have 2 albums and I'm not sure what tracks are on which albums. I really like 'talking talking' though.
That convention centre show seems like it could be good, or really bad KISS memorabilia... Getting to Mississagua via TTC seems like a trek though.
Ice - Import/Export Kaygees - Kilowatt Ray Barretto - Eye of the Beholder Ray Barretto - Gracias Parliament - Rhenium Grover Washington - A Secret Place Vast Majority - Move It Mongo Santamaria - Mongo '70 Mongo Santamaria - Red Hot Airto - Promises of the Sun Bob James - Three Black Blood - A.I.E. Ron Carter - Anything Goes Lee Garrett - Heat for the Feets Willis Jackson - Plays With Feeling Hank Crawford - Tico Rico Richard Groove Holmes & Ernie Watts - Come Together Vanilla Fudge - The Beat Goes On Nuggets - New York 12" and some other common comps/12s
Nothing out of the ordinary, just filling some gaps in my collection. Also, Super Toaster and I were there for only an hour.
were you two wearing baseball caps? taking FOREVER at the crates right by the door, asking about Ranglin Roots?
No, we were both hatless and digging at the far end, carrying the Vestax portables. We were there just after it opened. I'm pretty sure I saw you walking around, being the only lady among the sweaty record nerds.
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it's what made the day possible! and their chocolate croissants.
I swear when I enter that room I get like 3x more hungover
I think your body is just reacting to nerd sweat and record dust. I wonder if Roid Rage dude will show again...
werd pharoahe monch is playing on sat night so im gonna be steaming on sunday morning.. ugh!
A,
I didn't see you when I left to say bye.
Good to see some strutters out 'n' aboot.
Big up to Kevin (sipreano) and Dane for being such gents (Dane i will get you back in some way for giving me that record). Saw DOR , Aaron (tuneup) and other heads in attendance .. Supertoaster , you were there?? No hello for me?
i got some pretty ill stuff for pretty cheap too (thank you senor vishal/general eclectic/warwick/others)
Duh. ok in that case I didn't know you as 'Bassie' .. haha that is funny though. I feel kind of dumb but not too dumb. Thank you again for the bags , without them I would have been in a lot of trouble and would be dropping records on the sidewalk and cracking them
Glad to help!
still found some nice stuff. still had some nice coffee. I didn't introduce myself to anyone new, but for reference I wore purple. also I have a fairly distinct look of constant bewilderment on my face.
sounds like a good time. Spring please come soon.
i bought from two people, the young guys at the back (one had the dilla tshirt on), and the guy at the opposite end, a lot older..
oh yeah and also some balding dude with glasses, middle aged.. bought some jungle records from him. he tried to do an english accent after i said hi, and didnt pull it off
La Revolucion de Emiliano Zapata
Hunger! (Strictly from Hunger)
Teddy Robin and The Playboys ??? Magic Colors
and
Cold Blood - Thriller
Dennis Coffey ??? Goin For Myself
John Holt 45 - Up Park Camp
Bob Andy 45 - Check It Out
the matata is definitely the top piece i got.. i am loving that one.the 45s and 12" are:
45s
the sheltons - The Cat / That's All
Harry Ray - Next Time That I see You / Sweet baby
Oscar Peterson Trio - Incoherent Blues / Mumbles
Derrick Harriot - Brown Baby / version
Cupit - Squeeze You Knees / Trainman (akiwawa)
Wreckin Crew - You Don't Care / Found The Groove
12"
Panache - Sweet Music / Sweet Jazz Music (reissue)
Pet Shop Boys - West End girls (i forget why i bought this...$2?)
Larry Heard pres. Mr White - You Rock Me / the sun can't compare
I had a good time, but went through everything surprisingly quickly. Here's what I got, and who I got it from:
Highlight was Ananda Shankar, which I bought from the guy beside Symon (who I remember had good records at the last record show).
Bought a copy of L'Initiation OST from a guy named George over by the bar.
Bought Henri Texier and Marcos Valle's Brazilliance from a bearded guy.
Bought a copy of Lani Hall's Sun down lady and a Nico Gomez bootleg from the guy closest to the door.
Were any of those people strutters?
I had no idea you were a soulstrut head ... I went to Sean's table earlier in the day and listened to that Matata record , the shit was staying in my head so I had to come back for it. sorry if it seemed like I was rushing the crate, I just knew that was the one record i wanted to spend a bit on so I wanted to grab it before someone else did.
None of those people were strutters , unless it could have been Tuneup who had a bunch of boxes on a table near the door..to your left if you come through the door. lots of 70s soul and jazz stuff .. i didn't even get a chance to go through his records , I was all over the place for that show.
glad to see you got some good ones though , theres a show at that hotel / banquet center on Dixie Road in about a month i hear..
the website should be www.vibrations.ca (if porn comes up it is not my fault)
That convention centre show seems like it could be good, or really bad KISS memorabilia... Getting to Mississagua via TTC seems like a trek though.
Late to the game.
Ice - Import/Export
Kaygees - Kilowatt
Ray Barretto - Eye of the Beholder
Ray Barretto - Gracias
Parliament - Rhenium
Grover Washington - A Secret Place
Vast Majority - Move It
Mongo Santamaria - Mongo '70
Mongo Santamaria - Red Hot
Airto - Promises of the Sun
Bob James - Three
Black Blood - A.I.E.
Ron Carter - Anything Goes
Lee Garrett - Heat for the Feets
Willis Jackson - Plays With Feeling
Hank Crawford - Tico Rico
Richard Groove Holmes & Ernie Watts - Come Together
Vanilla Fudge - The Beat Goes On
Nuggets - New York 12"
and some other common comps/12s
Nothing out of the ordinary, just filling some gaps in my collection. Also, Super Toaster and I were there for only an hour.
No, we were both hatless and digging at the far end, carrying the Vestax portables. We were there just after it opened. I'm pretty sure I saw you walking around, being the only lady among the sweaty record nerds.