2013 scores

dmr, you can have it dude. holler at me. ian dot hetzner at gmail dot com.

I picked up Doris Duke "I'm a Loser" as well as a nice clean copy of The Harder They Come Soundtrack (from a dollar bin!) among a couple of other things last weekend.

nice! need that doris d.

i didn't know that pete. i sold my copy to a friend just last month.

>:O

Oh I also got a copy of Toni Basil's "Word of Mouth." I didn't realize that her Devo covers actually feature Devo backing her up.

friend gave me a sealed copy of JEREMY today.

7" or 12"?

man using "yellow ledbetter" as the end credits music was one of my favorite things about that movie YOUNG ADULT

NO PETE... THIS RECORD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkcQiZ7jX-o

jammed this afternoon --
dakota sit s/t
chris darrow s/t
paul siebel - woodsmoke & oranges
gib guilbeau s/t

oops wrong thread

hahaha i wasnt even joking about pearl jam

feel like as i get older the closer i get to ambushing myself with a pearl jam purchase

dude whatever pearl jam were great for a while there. i would be happy to own vs, vitalogy and no code. i talk shit on ten but that record isn't even all that bad

ive never heard no code tbqh

stop it you guys...

is pearl jam the band you dont like scott??

i never ever need to hear them. is that the same as not liking?

no code was my jam. And vitalogy. Fuck it! Game on!!

i don't blame you guys or anything. just an accident of birth. timing is everything.

i found the 2nd augie meyer solo record today... so stoked.

ian do you like that good old boys album that jerry garcia produced? i've never actually seen one until today. guess i should just listen to it. looks kinda cool.

you'd think i would have seen one before...

i don't think i know that record, scott..

http://www.deaddisc.com/disc/Pistol_Packin_Mama.htm

grateful dead bluegrass pickin'. dan healy engineered. i'll listen tomorrow.

hey i got my sealed stephen whynott album in the mail today via discogs! thanks for reminding me ian. one good turn deserves another. sounds awesome on my hi-fi. why both those records aren't big money is beyond me. but i'm not complaining.

yeah, those whynott records are nice. i need abetter copy of 'from philly to tablas' mine is a little scuffy..

i got a bunch of stuff today from this guy on long island. sam mcgee on arhoolie, some late/obscure j. corbitt record, forever more 'words on black plastic' (this kinda rules? is the other record good? it is much more common and looks /awful/ so i never listened to it.) uhh.. what else. clean blue cheer 'outside inside'

first one is okay. not essential. five bucks or less worth listening to.

i'll get it for a buck at some point.

Gong - You
Edgar Froese - Aqua

wish i had some mind altering substances other than half a bottle of terrible wine. i hate being an old man in this city

for my wife's 40th:

omd - english electric
the pastels - slow summits
jimmy scott - falling in love is wonderful reissue
paul simon - s/t

wives love it when you buy them records ime.

NOT

haha

tbh, i find buying gifts for helen very very very difficult.

i revealed the vinyl gift after the jewelry and before the spa gift certificate, it landed a bit better

:)

:(

vinyl is only a tough gift tbh because we share the same taste in a lot of things and sometimes a gift for her feels like a secret gift for me (which it is, sometimes.....)

More people enjoying the gift = success, not secret failure :)

I have scored nothing recently, but I did get an old Church record (Blurred Crusade) in perfect condition. That was nice.

i'm skipping work today because of 'exhaustion' (actual) but might rally and dig for my own vinyl today

The Ex & Brass Unbound - Enormous Door (as great as expected)
Captain Beefheart - Unconditionally Guaranteed ($2, why not)
Pharoah Sanders - Love Will Find A Way (uh oh, keyboards... haven't listened yet)
Don Cherry - Tibet
Six Organs Of Admittance - Shelter From The Ash

I've been buying lots of lounge records, private soft rock records and odd vanity records. I'm going to list them here soon, or maybe just take photos of them, some really beautiful covers.

mostly ones you like jacob? any real standouts for us soft-rock dilettantes?

I like all of them, some only have a few really great songs, but those few songs make the record for me. Then again I'm a big fan of Bread and Ambrosia. I'm recording a mix of soft rock/ blue eyed soul rock that I'm almost finished with.

Bread rules

i love bread and ambrosia. i'm probably more of a fan of prog ambrosia than pop ambrosia though. though i like their pop stuff fine.

a couple of cheapies:

sid selvidge - portrait
the shacklefords - until you've heard the shacklefords you ain't heard nothin' yet

Husker Du - New Day Rising
Third Ear Band - Live Raga 2LP (so excited to jam this tonight)

i got Best of Bread as a bar mitzvah present, January 1974.