My dad was a vinyl hoarder. Alas, it's not the kind of stuff that .... IS RELEVANT TO THE STRUT INTERESTS. Talmbout mad Perry Como, Sinatra (but not the Jobim), saw some Enoch Light, Easy Listening Titans, Opera, Classical, hella Al Jolson. 78's. Really needs someone with a bad Chud habit to action this lot.
But srs doe, I can't store my own vinyl here. About two suitcases full of 12s and one of 7s.
So lemme know about the Ayers.
I know this shouldn’t be funny but the reaction while reading was like this:
Nighthawks is an underrated Sly Stallone movie. François Dompierre is symphonic prog rock from the soundtrack sessions to the Canadian gangster flick "La Gammick" (). Gato is awesome but I hate mold. Always been one of my phobias.
My dad was a vinyl hoarder. Alas, it's not the kind of stuff that .... IS RELEVANT TO THE STRUT INTERESTS. Talmbout mad Perry Como, Sinatra (but not the Jobim), saw some Enoch Light, Easy Listening Titans, Opera, Classical, hella Al Jolson. 78's. Really needs someone with a bad Chud habit to action this lot.
But srs doe, I can't store my own vinyl here. About two suitcases full of 12s and one of 7s.
So lemme know about the Ayers.
I know this shouldn’t be funny but the reaction while reading was like this:
Only because I've not poasted vinyl pics in years, a few random pulls from CHUDSTOCK... 400 of these. I know he has the same again in the loft. If you open the spine shots in a new tab, you can zoom in. Yes, that is a lawnmower stored in an upstairs bedroom. AND WHAT OF IT SIR? WHAT OF IT?
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billbradleyYou want BBQ sauce? Get the fuck out of my house. 2,906 Posts
You did better on the chairs than the records. I have to say though, your dad took good care of his chud.
I was like "yeah yeah he just pulled some corny stuff" and then blew up some of the spines and it just put a smile on my face... so much como/crosby/sinatra... like 5+ al jolsons... angela rippon narrating peter and the wolf, not even peter ustinov... I couldn't curate such a masterful selection.
Bill is right though, he kept it clean - it's simple chud, not rinked chud or annihilated chud. Kudos to your father.
I hope one day my kid will paw through my works and despair. "no Gorillaz? no Rumours?!"
All for a few bucks at the spots which happen to be open. I like Ramatam's other record, so I picked this up. I have LaMont Johnson's "Aces" yet "Nine" has eluded me. I like the warbling effect with the keys. I already have a whole lotta Lalo, but I did not have this one. I have a weakness for these Los Angeles area "one mic in the auditorium" school band records with teenagers doing their best, even if it's far from Kashmere caliber funk. "Solid Soul" and "Hawaii 5-0". Moe Koffman has the drums and Robert Charlebois, also recorded in Canada, is chanson rock.
Since I've finally created a profile to solve this damn poster-thing, after lurking for more than 10 years (not kidding here), it might the good time to start posting on here a bit more. So here are my recent finds:
I just moved from London to Berlin earlier this month and only had the time to hit one store yet. My prog section is still missing a lot of classics and I wanted to start my German journey with Grobschnitt Rockpommel's Land… it was easier than expected. Saturday Night Special is the Strata repress from 2001, I know it's not the best soundwise but I'm still missing the WaxPo repress and it was cheap. I wasn't familiar with Venusian Summer but I'm a sucker for concept albums and the line-up is impressive. Not disappointed.
Found these two in the huge Mauerpark flea market. It has been years since I haven't found an affordable OG Sun Ra record and this time I found two! Love both of these records. Cosmos is the French pressing on Cobra.
Finds from this morning’s small flea market under the rain. From a € bin crate. Herb Albert & Roger Williams are Japanese comps, mostly covers, in amazing conditions. I would have bought the Williams just for the Catherine Deneuve folded poster but I'm curious to give it a listen. Will have to wait for my turntable to be shipped to my new flat with the rest of my records.
Only because I've not poasted vinyl pics in years, a few random pulls from CHUDSTOCK... 400 of these. I know he has the same again in the loft. If you open the spine shots in a new tab, you can zoom in. Yes, that is a lawnmower stored in an upstairs bedroom. AND WHAT OF IT SIR? WHAT OF IT?
(BONUS VICTORIAN CHAIR PR0N BEAT)
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What a bunch of nerds we are zooming into these chud pictures looking for a .....
I have been gobbling up 'soul jazz' records. That's my sound... pre-funk and grooving. Music for riding scooters, swinging, and ascots.
Top to bottom: Lighthouse '69 -
Chico Hamilton Quintet - we talked about this in the Discogs thread. There is something about this one. It is the first thing i put on this morning. A quiet way to wake up. The cover is deceptive, makes it look like you are in for a swinging good time when in fact this is a mellow, contemplative record with a damn cello. Check out 'The Sage' (its on spotify). If you like that then this record is for you.
Normon Connors - Dark of Light - Herbie Hancock on the keys. Laughter is a funky track. It's on the fusion side but still good.
Viva Tirado - If you see it, get it. The guy ringing me up said "banger" when he saw it and it made me laugh.
Chico Hamilton Greatest Hits - Hard to believe this is the same guy as the yellow record. His cape phase is his best for soul jazz. For Mods Only, Big Noise From Winnetka, El Moors, and A Trip are all solid, so I figured if I saw this in town I would pick it up. 2 whole records of cape era chico is not a bad deal. The ONLY song it doesn't have that I want is El Conquistadores. Oh well.
Soul Sax - It's not great, but it's not bad either. It's got a half assed drum break in there. This is one of those records that when i checked it out on discogs i though "i want this". and then when i saw it in the shop i grabbed it, then got home and couldn't remember what excited me about it.
Soulful Strings - It was a dollar, and Listen Here is an uptempo soul jazz banger if you ask me. Definitely worth a buck.
Mission Impossible. I probably shouldn't have paid 8 dollars for this but it was super clean. Jim On The Move was used for The Wiseguys 'Ooh-la-la', which is a song i have always liked, and so as the song moves forward you heard the sample getting closer and closer and then it hits, which all sounds corny but the song is cool anyways, that just makes it fun to listen to. Shut up.
Rahsaan Roland Kirk - The Case of the 3 sided dream in audio color - Freaks For the Festival is the reason I picked this up as it was on one of my spotify playlists, but I always assumed it was some rare, expensive record. This was only five bucks, so yay.
billbradleyYou want BBQ sauce? Get the fuck out of my house. 2,906 Posts
About 20 years ago I bought (and overpaid for) that Jerry Goodman & Jan Hammer - Like Children record as a "secret squirrel" drum break sample that someone has posted a 1 inch square of photo of.
billbradleyYou want BBQ sauce? Get the fuck out of my house. 2,906 Posts
Most of these were one dollhair. Some r&b and deadstock disco cuts. Vacuum Cleaner is psych braeks. The Paul Mauriat is pretty cheesy, but there's some nice moments here and there. The 7"s are Sylvers/Hotline and Gino S/Dancer.
I love "Five Days on the Trail" having heard it in various mixes and such, but don't know the rest of that album, is it along the same lines? I am aware I can youtube some of the shits but how's it hold together as an album, I guess I mean, quality wise?
Bill: it's coincidental that you mention the secret squirrels back in the day because i picked it up based on subconscious memories of those auctions, this being one of them. A lot of those were dollar bin Melodiya LPs, if I recall. Forgot the seller(s).
Dizzy: everything El Chicano and related is awesome. I like "Revolucion" the best. I pick up anything Rahsaan Roland Kirk, although I balked at a rinked-up $20 "Volunteered Slavery" recently. Check out the namesake documentary. It has animations for his tunes, including "Freaks" and that monologue where he talks about computers.
Ketan: Check out Neil Merryweather's drum break cover of "Sunshine Superman" too.
Got these three today:
I really enjoy these Oliver Lake records and this one is a nice session despite the mid 80s. Jean Shepherd has, believe it or not, a segment of Giant's "Queen Of Downs" with drum break. Airto has his two US debuts in one affordable package.
Electrode said: Dizzy: everything El Chicano and related is awesome. I like "Revolucion" the best. I pick up anything Rahsaan Roland Kirk, although I balked at a rinked-up $20 "Volunteered Slavery" recently. Check out the namesake documentary. It has animations for his tunes, including "Freaks" and that monologue where he talks about computers.
Ketan: Check out Neil Merryweather's drum break cover of "Sunshine Superman" too.
Volunteered Slavery was probably my first album of his and it's wonderful.
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https://www.discogs.com/Bearing-Straight-Feat-Kvitka-Cisyki-Ive-Been-Searching-Time-End-Of-Life/release/15863701
I know this shouldn’t be funny but the reaction while reading was like this:
Dad died: aw that sucks
He hoarded records: ooh, go on...
He left them all to me: oooooh!
Mad perry como: fuck 2020 for real
Nighthawks is an underrated Sly Stallone movie. François Dompierre is symphonic prog rock from the soundtrack sessions to the Canadian gangster flick "La Gammick" (
Dude, it's the f*cking truth.
The Webber Sisters is early 80s some of it recorded in classic studios in JA. Full of adorable, deep reggae like this
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Them chairs are beauts. Skinny armrests - not feeling your elbowz?
Edit: just found this, which is a nice entry point to this piece: https://www.npr.org/sections/deceptivecadence/2018/11/24/669557133/dvorak-new-world-symphony-american-anthem. ; It also clearly influenced multiple John Williams trademarks.
Bill is right though, he kept it clean - it's simple chud, not rinked chud or annihilated chud. Kudos to your father.
I hope one day my kid will paw through my works and despair. "no Gorillaz? no Rumours?!"
All for a few bucks at the spots which happen to be open. I like Ramatam's other record, so I picked this up. I have LaMont Johnson's "Aces" yet "Nine" has eluded me. I like the warbling effect with the keys. I already have a whole lotta Lalo, but I did not have this one. I have a weakness for these Los Angeles area "one mic in the auditorium" school band records with teenagers doing their best, even if it's far from Kashmere caliber funk. "Solid Soul" and "Hawaii 5-0". Moe Koffman has the drums and Robert Charlebois, also recorded in Canada, is chanson rock.
I just moved from London to Berlin earlier this month and only had the time to hit one store yet. My prog section is still missing a lot of classics and I wanted to start my German journey with Grobschnitt Rockpommel's Land… it was easier than expected. Saturday Night Special is the Strata repress from 2001, I know it's not the best soundwise but I'm still missing the WaxPo repress and it was cheap. I wasn't familiar with Venusian Summer but I'm a sucker for concept albums and the line-up is impressive. Not disappointed.
Found these two in the huge Mauerpark flea market. It has been years since I haven't found an affordable OG Sun Ra record and this time I found two! Love both of these records. Cosmos is the French pressing on Cobra.
Finds from this morning’s small flea market under the rain. From a € bin crate. Herb Albert & Roger Williams are Japanese comps, mostly covers, in amazing conditions. I would have bought the Williams just for the Catherine Deneuve folded poster but I'm curious to give it a listen. Will have to wait for my turntable to be shipped to my new flat with the rest of my records.
What a bunch of nerds we are zooming into these chud pictures looking for a .....
I have been gobbling up 'soul jazz' records. That's my sound... pre-funk and grooving. Music for riding scooters, swinging, and ascots.
Top to bottom:
Lighthouse '69 -
Chico Hamilton Quintet - we talked about this in the Discogs thread. There is something about this one. It is the first thing i put on this morning. A quiet way to wake up. The cover is deceptive, makes it look like you are in for a swinging good time when in fact this is a mellow, contemplative record with a damn cello. Check out 'The Sage' (its on spotify). If you like that then this record is for you.
Normon Connors - Dark of Light - Herbie Hancock on the keys. Laughter is a funky track. It's on the fusion side but still good.
Viva Tirado - If you see it, get it. The guy ringing me up said "banger" when he saw it and it made me laugh.
Chico Hamilton Greatest Hits - Hard to believe this is the same guy as the yellow record. His cape phase is his best for soul jazz. For Mods Only, Big Noise From Winnetka, El Moors, and A Trip are all solid, so I figured if I saw this in town I would pick it up. 2 whole records of cape era chico is not a bad deal. The ONLY song it doesn't have that I want is El Conquistadores. Oh well.
Soul Sax - It's not great, but it's not bad either. It's got a half assed drum break in there. This is one of those records that when i checked it out on discogs i though "i want this". and then when i saw it in the shop i grabbed it, then got home and couldn't remember what excited me about it.
Soulful Strings - It was a dollar, and Listen Here is an uptempo soul jazz banger if you ask me. Definitely worth a buck.
Mission Impossible. I probably shouldn't have paid 8 dollars for this but it was super clean. Jim On The Move was used for The Wiseguys 'Ooh-la-la', which is a song i have always liked, and so as the song moves forward you heard the sample getting closer and closer and then it hits, which all sounds corny but the song is cool anyways, that just makes it fun to listen to. Shut up.
Rahsaan Roland Kirk - The Case of the 3 sided dream in audio color - Freaks For the Festival is the reason I picked this up as it was on one of my spotify playlists, but I always assumed it was some rare, expensive record. This was only five bucks, so yay.
About 20 years ago I bought (and overpaid for) that Jerry Goodman & Jan Hammer - Like Children record as a "secret squirrel" drum break sample that someone has posted a 1 inch square of photo of.
Nice finds. Just added that Viva Tirado to my wants list.
it's a new album to me but yeah, Five Days on the Trail is niiice.
Dizzy: everything El Chicano and related is awesome. I like "Revolucion" the best. I pick up anything Rahsaan Roland Kirk, although I balked at a rinked-up $20 "Volunteered Slavery" recently. Check out the namesake documentary. It has animations for his tunes, including "Freaks" and that monologue where he talks about computers.
Ketan: Check out Neil Merryweather's drum break cover of "Sunshine Superman" too.
Got these three today:
I really enjoy these Oliver Lake records and this one is a nice session despite the mid 80s. Jean Shepherd has, believe it or not, a segment of Giant's "Queen Of Downs" with drum break. Airto has his two US debuts in one affordable package.
Volunteered Slavery was probably my first album of his and it's wonderful.
Oh nice, the Latyrx sample. Tune - thanks!
This is from the Volunteered Slavery album: