Grabbed that Climax in some trades last week. What a f*cking break! I really dig this one, its not as muddy sounding as some of their other lps i got (was this the first LP they recorded in the US?).
I described it in an earlier post...basically its a cruise ship terd, but it has one really nice Som Tres type tune with funky, crisp drums. A one tracker, but Ill keep it.
saturday cheapo finds...good day + it was sunny as spring
jimmy smith rootdown- always nice to find cheap mint copies elvin bishop live at village vanguard ....not my style DAnny Hutton- pre-dog night...havent listened yet, but i like 3 dog night a lot and had never seen this Steve Morgen- morgen. scream rare.listened to it and loved it.stellar fuzz Bobby Hutcherson- Montara...title track is sublime Moloch...interesting Enterprise label blues psych SRC- travelers tale (not my style) Fela upside down/go slow ....uk press, in african condition. plays decent though. 2nd fela i caught this month (got expensive shit with no cover recently) SMUBBS-this is the end of the night...soso but has a couple sick moments. never seen it before Lambert and Nuttycombe....im not big into folk, but this sounded pretty damn good on a first listen. i wish my last name was nuttycombe
i never seen moloch before, but it def has some heat. i remember seeing a bunch of crazy rock looking covers at the stax museum, i think moloch must have been one. a shame they dont allow pics inside the building
I described it in an earlier post...basically its a cruise ship terd, but it has one really nice Som Tres type tune with funky, crisp drums. A one tracker, but Ill keep it.
I seen a copy floating around, no too pricey so i may grab it now... cheers....
I thought this thread was about records found where you'd least expect 'em to be. When did this turn into a regular ole "weekend finds" thread? Oh, I forgot - "WELCOME TO SOUL STRUT"
I thought this thread was about records found where you'd least expect 'em to be. When did this turn into a regular ole "weekend finds" thread? Oh, I forgot - "WELCOME TO SOUL STRUT"
My statistics show that just by adding 'weekend' to your thread title, about 14% of Soulstrut regulars will get confused.
i never seen moloch before, but it def has some heat. i remember seeing a bunch of crazy rock looking covers at the stax museum, i think moloch must have been one. a shame they dont allow pics inside the building
Moloch is also one of the bands championed in this book
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Grabbed that Climax in some trades last week. What a f*cking break! I really dig this one, its not as muddy sounding as some of their other lps i got (was this the first LP they recorded in the US?).
Whats the Julio Lopez one like?
I described it in an earlier post...basically its a cruise ship terd, but it has one really nice Som Tres type tune with funky, crisp drums. A one tracker, but Ill keep it.
anybody know about this one? When I was in FL during Christmas I scooped an earlier pressing of this on Dade...is the Dade one raer?
jimmy smith rootdown- always nice to find cheap mint copies
elvin bishop live at village vanguard ....not my style
DAnny Hutton- pre-dog night...havent listened yet, but i like 3 dog night a lot and had never seen this
Steve Morgen- morgen. scream rare.listened to it and loved it.stellar fuzz
Bobby Hutcherson- Montara...title track is sublime
Moloch...interesting Enterprise label blues psych
SRC- travelers tale (not my style)
Fela upside down/go slow ....uk press, in african condition. plays decent though. 2nd fela i caught this month (got expensive shit with no cover recently)
SMUBBS-this is the end of the night...soso but has a couple sick moments. never seen it before
Lambert and Nuttycombe....im not big into folk, but this sounded pretty damn good on a first listen. i wish my last name was nuttycombe
I've wanted Moloch for a while, too.
I seen a copy floating around, no too pricey so i may grab it now... cheers....
nope, jes' rollin' with the flow
My statistics show that just by adding 'weekend' to your thread title, about 14% of Soulstrut regulars will get confused.
...well, at least that would make your post "out of place"
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Moloch is also one of the bands championed in this book