Weekend Finds
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Did see one of these started yet............May Blitz - S/T on Paramount....does this go for as much as the Vertigo pressing????Twilight 22 - S/TThe Now Generation - Come Together and Hits Are Our BusinessRob Crosby - S/TCecil Taylor - The Jazz Composer's Orchestra.....anyone know about this????MC Cool Rock and MC CHaszy CHess - Boot The Booty (????)BOA - SchizoidJimmy Walker - DynomiteLether Angel - We Came to KillWarfare - Total DeathMichael Stanley - Friends and LegendsKing RIchard Flugel Knights - Just Some of Those Songs...I DOn't Care - Ask AnyoneWestern Vacation - S/T ......70's freak band guys with a funny sticker on the front that says "Caution one of these songs contains the F word but I think you've heard it before" (?????)Bunch of misc 90's hip hop singles
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HA! I'm assuming it's good, but I'm on vacation for 3 more days so i won't have a chance to hear it. Price Check???
no
BLAOW!
my shit for today went straight out the bag and splash onto the floor
yeah i know its a mess, sorry!
if anyone needs this i have a clean orig for trade
Art Reynolds LP's have been plentiful this week
Modern soul pickups
Both the Mel & Tim and Eddie Gale were a longtime wants. I'm happy I can finally listen to more than just the MP3's now
Dolly Parton's 1st LP. That Roy Orbison is pure bliss
They've been stuck in a certain LA store for months
thats where 2/3rds of the ones I got came from (the other came from a private dealer). Sealed and not too bad a price I had to indulge.
The LMI one was a dissapointment but "It's A Wonderful World" one more than makes up for it.
First (and probably last) trip in there for months. Really not one of those spots you need to check that often
Insane Atlanta-based, McDonald's-sponsored various indie artists comp from 1983 doing some of the rawest boogie cuts never heard. I am serious. There is very real heat all across this record. I will try to post some clips tonight along with other finds.
Was that dude Anthony Lockett (On the McTrax Album) in the band Slave?
personally i prefer Ghetto Music to BRH
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Tom+Lockett
For me it changes on any given day. Ghetto Music defitenly has the better cover art though
Either thats the biggest guitar I've seen in my life, or the smallest guitar player.
What have they done to this pic? I like the head to hand ratio... looks like Wes Montgomery and lobster spawned this love child.
Finds from last few weeks - this weekend I was tied up trying stop our 5 week old boy from screaming down the neighbourhood... sheez, when wikll thi little milk vampire sleep?
Had some decent real world pulls and mail box finds, inc...
The Adventurers, The Ray Brown Orchestra (Symbolic LP)[/b]... have had Fat Cat Strut on a mix for agesa, so nice to have this in my hands. It turned up in a courier package alongside a bunch of other 2nd hand bits at Northside (Melb) as I was walking out (Good timing) and Chris coughed it up for a good price (Cheers).
?????, Curtis Knight (RCA Australia LP)[/b]... doesn't actually have a title on it, shopuld have posted a pic but the cover is cool. Tracks inc Other People Business, Sugar and Spice. Some nice drums in there too.
Nobody, Hodges James Smith & Crawford (Mpingo 7")[/b]... finally got a decent copy for a decent price from the UK.
Snake Pit, Gunga Din (Valise)[/b]... fruity funk! Dig the intro.
Super Good, Vicki Anderson (People)[/b]... late pass, only just found out about this - wish there were more JB aligned sides with the funk + fuzz guitar combo - grabbed it cheap in a Wellington 2nd hand spot the other day. (thank god work flies me round so much... get to dig outside of the home city a couple times a month).
Also picked up a couple of Truth & Soul 7s while there - The Expressions These Moments / Cash Is King (which has only just made it down to NZ?! Or atleast I missed it first time round) and the new Bronx Pkwy joint which is sure fire killer... T&S are probably my favourite modern label at present, all quality.
they're in beautiful condition, too!
I just got the Ricky Allen on Bright Star at FMU last week -
(prefer the vocal flip) I was really feeling this, as the Monk
Higgins production sounds very much like the records he cut for
Johnny Sayles on One-Der-Ful ... I've since seen that Allen has
a TON of singles on Bright Star, and they tend to be cheap - anyone
know if they are mostly Monk Higgins productions and have this same
sound? I will be copping by the handful, if so ...
Barbour had a minor hit single in 1969 with "Echo Park" (a four-minute spiel that sounded like somebody's answer to "MacArthur Park"). He also had an album on Epic, titled after his hit.
Sure enough, after messing around on the Net, turns out Collectables has a Keith Barbour reissue.