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The Denmarkian Wonder
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Selaws
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Michael Garrick Septet - Black Marigolds (Argo, 1966 First Mono Pressing)
File this one under British jazz rarities. It's pretty tricky to find from what I have seen online and it's a real cracker for sure. Talk about a killer lineup, with Joe Harriott, Dave Green, Colin Barnes, Trevor Tomkins, Tony Coe, Don Rendell, Ian Carr and vocals/poetry from John Smith. Phew.
File this one under British jazz rarities. It's pretty tricky to find from what I have seen online and it's a real cracker for sure. Talk about a killer lineup, with Joe Harriott, Dave Green, Colin Barnes, Trevor Tomkins, Tony Coe, Don Rendell, Ian Carr and vocals/poetry from John Smith. Phew.
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OneWhoWalksAway
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Hey everybody, I'm Ryan for those of you who don't know or don't remember me from the VMP forum days (which is probably everybody here).
I've been going through my 45s recently and came across this soulful little gem. It's not on discogs and I can't find any info elsewhere, but damn if isn't really good.
edit: I tried to post a clip but evidently I'm too dumb to figure out how to do that. It's the top post on my instagram if anybody is curious to hear what this sounds like.
I've been going through my 45s recently and came across this soulful little gem. It's not on discogs and I can't find any info elsewhere, but damn if isn't really good.
edit: I tried to post a clip but evidently I'm too dumb to figure out how to do that. It's the top post on my instagram if anybody is curious to hear what this sounds like.
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OneWhoWalksAway
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that cover is dope!
JohnnyCashFan
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Black Drops - Charles Earland | Album | AllMusic
Black Drops by Charles Earland released in 1970. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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Selaws
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Welcome back!
Really cool isnt it! The designer was Madeleine I. E. Leston and it looks like she created a handful of sleeve designs for classical releases before moving onto other things. Heres a better view.
Fleetwood-Matt
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Went to a new antique store in town and they had a pretty sick record collection!! Gonna spin my finds
Cat Stevens- Tea for the Tillerman
Cat Stevens- Tea for the Tillerman
Fleetwood-Matt
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The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
Finally found a copy with the actual zipper!
Finally found a copy with the actual zipper!
GingerLaw92
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Not a bad work day view! Tunes, British Open And some work
Oingo Boingo - Only A Lad
Those Nick Cave and PJ Harvey posters are
Skacel
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FUCK. YEAH!!!
JohnnyCashFan
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DJSJ
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First extended listening session with the new system, ran through a couple albums and then I ran into this. I love this album so much it makes me want to cry, and im hearing it in better clarity then ever before. If you've never listened to The Walkmen, or you're only familiar with their more aggressive earlier sound, please take an hour and listen to this. I had a chance to see them on this tour but I passed, and then they broke up a month later. That'll forever be one of my biggest regrets.
The Walkmen - Heaven
The Walkmen - Heaven
MadLucas
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This is damn near jaw-dropping.
What he does with "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times" and "I Know There's An Answer" are so fucking hip that I have no idea why anyone didn't think of this before. This is going to get a lot of spin-time in this house.
For those interested:
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