ThePakoBuelna
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D Jilla
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Madison’s contribution to the 80s canon (like Garbage in the 90s). I should pick this up - oddly enough I don’t think I’ve seen it out digging.More than 1 good song on here, still love this album
Complete Collection Play Through: Album #586
Timbuk 3 – Greetings From Timbuk 3
I.R.S. Records [MIRF 1015] 1986
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AnthonyI
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LOL, ya, it was a bit odd. I had it on my list forever and it popped up in some random shop I stopped at............haven't seen another copy since. Great album though
Slimwhit33
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The Cars
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Candy-o
Slimwhit33
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An all time guilty pleasure type album for me. Just love it. 
Tys1
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Haha, I own this and have never actually listened to it despite it being in its own dedicated frame hanging on our wall in the guest room simply because the colors matched the scheme of the room.
Slimwhit33
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That's amazing.. you should listen to it! The sweet vocals of Chris Cross and Mikey McDonald are not to be left hanging on a wall!! lol
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Slimwhit33
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Maybe it's just my weird room, but Minstrel Gigolo is a blast to turn up the dial on.
Crenshaw Blvd
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Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Released on this day in 1970.
In 1970, the average price of an LP was $3.50. Labels routinely had things like deluxe covers and wall-sized posters included. And the best part - they were quality pressings and sounded great.
Everyone who bought it got the best edition they could offer.
This one is no exception - a gatefold cover textured like leather with gold embossed print and a photo glued to the front of the jacket.
In today's world, they'd be trying to gouge $75-$100 a pop for something like this.
It was so much cooler when music was the most important thing about music, not limited variants, color vinyl, numbered jackets, exclusive super deluxe editions and marketing to FOMO.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Déjà vu
In 1970, the average price of an LP was $3.50. Labels routinely had things like deluxe covers and wall-sized posters included. And the best part - they were quality pressings and sounded great.
Everyone who bought it got the best edition they could offer.
This one is no exception - a gatefold cover textured like leather with gold embossed print and a photo glued to the front of the jacket.
In today's world, they'd be trying to gouge $75-$100 a pop for something like this.
It was so much cooler when music was the most important thing about music, not limited variants, color vinyl, numbered jackets, exclusive super deluxe editions and marketing to FOMO.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Déjà vu
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Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Blackwater Holylight - S/T
Good stuff...
Good stuff...
hype
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hype
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hype
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Swollen Members – Black Magic (2006)
Bernie Grundman works his magic on this release, it sounds great.
The whole album is good but the title track is one of the greatest hip hop songs of all time imo
Bernie Grundman works his magic on this release, it sounds great.
The whole album is good but the title track is one of the greatest hip hop songs of all time imo
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