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^ would love to hear the mofi of that, it's just behind "get happy" at the top of my personal costello canon. where else in his discography can i hear the kind of vocal performance he gives on "battered old bird"?

mutantes (1969) mid-80s brazilian pressing one of my favorite albums, these sounds still astonish me after 20 years of listening. splurged on this copy during quarantine from mono records, my favorite shop from my LA days. dude gets amazing product and his prices are low, but he’s also pretty...

next up on the office deck: terry riley - descending moonshine dervishes

now playing on the office table: birthday party – junkyard not exactly an audiophile recording (or setup), but i do not think this is kevin gray's finest work. mastering sounds kinda flat unfortunately.

“walls come tumbling down” is in the running for my favorite song ever (and my #1 karaoke jam), and “my ever changing moods” is not far behind

kraftwerk - ralf und florian

that’s awesome. i’m not moved to evangelize most bands but this really is a song worth looking 25 years for! the LP is a comp, your friend probably had the CD, M*A*S*H, which is an awesome album that never made it to wax.

ending your ebay auctions at midnight on a saturday is a great way to ensure that your rare lync and umpteens records end up in my grubby hands for a fair sight less than the discogs median 😈

Salon Music - Girls At Our Tratt's Best! my favorite japanese new-wave/jangle/shoegaze/lo-fi/indie-rock band. they put out interesting music from 1982 through 2011, none of it released in the US. this is the only way to get their signature tune, "wanna be tied," one of the best shoegaze...

John Lee Hooker - It Serve You Right To Suffer Charles Bradley - Changes David Axelrod - Song Of Innocence Terry Callier - What Color Is Love City Girl - Neon Impasse 自決 9 6 - Pink Soda

i couldn’t use points

wire – not about to die (studio demos 1977-1979) office jams of the day. basically a lost LP from their best period, so many unreleased winners on here

a reminder that the vinyl mix/master of this incredible record is WAY different and much more listenable than the streaming version. definitely one to have on vinyl if you dig the tunes. i also think this is one of the best "bang for your buck" records in my collection, because every time i...

got the "...and here's tom with the weather" reissue recently. so great! i have to say i'm secretly a bigger fan of john head's songs than mick's, but just by a hair (strand?)

this one's also on my sound burger right now, blasting through the stereo system in the museum cinema where i work

michael head and the red elastic band - dear scott $5 dinger on ebay. mick head has been making good records for 40 years. lovely stuff!

fringe opinion but wild honey is the best beach boys album

another one from the @Wes C. Attle stack v/a - dream babies: girls and girl groups of the sixties and louise’s reaction shot:

phineas newborn plays again! (1959/1979) great lesser-known newborn date. italian rhythm section's just keeping time but phineas tears it up, this "night in tunisia" goes. love the cover obviously.