LeeVing
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Almost played this one last night (went with the Eno/Byrne).....very good choice.
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Almost played this one last night (went with the Eno/Byrne).....very good choice.
D Jilla
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Nice, I need to find a copy of that one (with Qu’ran). It really shouldn’t be that hard to find, but it keeps eluding me.
LeeVing
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I used to go to the Jackpot off Burnside when I would hit Everyday Music, but now that Crossroads has moved from Hawthorne, I just don't get over to that one as much anymore. And now that the Everyday Music in Beaverton has closed, my Portland record shopping trips have slowed a lot.
ThePakoBuelna
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Starting my Hip-Hop Saturday
I need acid rap on vinyl...
I need acid rap on vinyl...
batkins
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I don't make it that much either. I do like it though, small enough to get through in a reasonable amount of time, but with a great variety/selection of quality stuff. Everyday on Sandy can get a bit overwhelming.
batkins
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You and me, both!
LeeVing
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The Southern Death Cult became Death Cult became The Cult
The Southern Death Cult – The Southern Death Cult
Beggars Banquet – BBL 46, 1983/1988
"The Southern Death Cult disbanded before recording their first album; This LP has been compiled by them from existing session and live material and alternative recordings."
Cut by Denis Blackham at Tape One
The Southern Death Cult – The Southern Death Cult
Beggars Banquet – BBL 46, 1983/1988
"The Southern Death Cult disbanded before recording their first album; This LP has been compiled by them from existing session and live material and alternative recordings."
Cut by Denis Blackham at Tape One
LeeVing
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Yes it can. The one in Beaverton had better stuff on the walls that made buying them easier.
I do like Crossroads the best, with the different dealers it can be a bit tedious going through it all, but they have some great sellers there.
