what are you listening to?

[Fishoz]

I got mine for a buck and a quarter. Mispressed how? One of them gnuspangled fat ones for $20? I thought $6.98 new on sale at the department store was the "Nice Price".

Beside the label being off center the needle seems to ride differently in the groves, distorted throughout. Side two is perfect. $1. at Half Price Books so no biggy.

 

[orange]

Link only but this is pretty damned good *and violent science fiction:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZJ94q01LNg

The end will be worth it and for once I can agree with the title of a You Tube video completely.

 

[orange]

Beside the label being off center the needle seems to ride differently in the groves, distorted throughout. Side two is perfect. $1. at Half Price Books so no biggy.

CBS or United Artists' Jet label? I would be completely surprised to see one of the UA defective rejects that were returned and resold and created a scandal that made Jeff Lynne so angry there was a lawsuit over it and ELO and Jet Records went to CBS as a result.

That was the mid-70s!

(How do you THINK Ozzy Osbourne ended up at CBS Associated?)

 

[Nick Danger]

Boston~ Boston(Epic/1976).

Go easy, Sib.

 

[Northwinds]

Spongled - Are You Spongled?

I am SO putting a hurtin' on the D9s right now. Deb is in the kitchen and says her chair is moving across the wood floor

Whatever track 4 is it's engrossing. Just close your eyes and reflect on The Meaning of It All

 

[laatsch55]

Track 6 is my favorite, the digeridoo is tooooooo cool....

 

[Elite-ist]

Jan Akkerman

A 1972 classic from Jan Akkerman titled "Profile."



Nando.

 

[speakerlabfan]

King Curtis And The Kingpins - King Size Soul
(1967, ATCO) Monarch pressing

this was Booker T. style instrumentals except with some string arrangements - borderline boring until the Memphis Soul Stew track.

 

[BlazeES]

 

[speakerlabfan]

Fraser & Debolt - Fraser & Debolt With Ian Guenther
(1970, Columbia)

Canadian folk rock duo Allan Fraser and Daisy DeBolt, wonderful obscure record.

 

[speakerlabfan]

Fairport Convention - s/t
(1968, Polydor) UK pressing, '75 reissue Polydor #2384 047

part of a series of UK Polydor reissues in the mid 70s

 

[Fishoz]

The Who

Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy

 

[Fishoz]

Postponed range time...WOPL sounding just fine...

Warren Zevon

Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School

 

[orange]

New clip from touristpictures on You Tube, kinda strange but the music was pretty funky.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf-5ULELqCc (a couple - three instances of the 13 letter curse but it's a pretty cool video and not rap)

 

[Fishoz]

James Gang

Thirds

 

[Fishoz]

Going mellow....

Leon Redbone

From Branch To Branch

 

[speakerlabfan]

Crow - The Best Of
(1972, Amaret/MGM)

Crow was a Minneapolis hard rock-based blues rock band, active from 1967-1972. interesting extended jams, one of the songs on side 1 includes a few chords from Jailhouse Rock. Evil Woman and "Cottage Cheese" are highlights, some prominent organ and bass playing on the latter. an interesting note on wiki:

"Evil Woman (Don’t Play Your Games With Me)" is a song written and recorded by Minneapolis-based band Crow that appeared on their 1969 album Crow Music. It was covered in 1970 by Black Sabbath and was released as their first single. The song also appeared on the Sabbath's debut album, Black Sabbath, later that year

 

[speakerlabfan]

McCoy Tyner - Inner Voices
(1977, Milestone)

w/ Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette, Earl Klugh

 

[speakerlabfan]

Mike Auldridge - Dobro
(1972, Takoma/Devi)

w/ David Bromberg, Vassar Clements, Ben Eldridge. Liner notes by Norman Blake

 

[Fishoz]

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