2013 scores

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.

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

still my fave bread song. i almost never listen to bread.

Sweet used vinyl, $20 total

nathan bowles - a bottle, a buckeye
william tyler - behold the spirit
ray price - night life

love that william tyler.

The Return of the Durutti Column (black textured issue, so happy to have this on LP)
Lindsey Buckingham - Law and Order

my wife conspired with the good dude pete to give me the gift of record digging on father's day. SO RAD of both of them. thanks, 69!

http://imageshack.us/a/img27/1172/p3mt.jpg

<3

totally sick. dig the zitro and is that the revolutionary ensemble?
lomax sacred harp & come all ye coal miners = classics.

had to wheel out the old "BEST RECORD EVER" to get him to buy the rev ensemble, but it was cheap.

i need to get another copy of vietnam now! and the psyche.. rev ensemble for life. headiest free jazz fiddlin

boards of canada - tomorrow's harvest
goat - world music
goat - dreambuilding / stonegoat 7"

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.

― scott seward, Thursday, June 13, 2013 8:17 PM (5 days ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

YES!!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR_62HiZuXI

(i never would have guessed from their later radio hits that there ever was a "prog Ambrosia")

Wow I never knew they were a real prog band, my daughter and I loved that song.

I found this today for a dollar!!!
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3673/9123571114_ed1c6c0e86_z.jpg

Holy crap!

Good shape?

The cover is VG++ and record has a few light scuffs and could use a good cleaning.

i traded a pile of assorted stuff i'd picked up and got some "new" releases --

v/a - imaginational anthem vol. 6 (have abt half of this on records or 78s already but i do love my some guitar pickin)
v/a - turn me loose: outsiders of old-time music (white country artists playing material outside the standard repetoir or with unique instrumentation etc. again, had a bit of this, but i can't get enough fiddlin.)
glenn jones - my garden state
blaze foley - cold cold world
lore connors - departing of a dream

glenn jones - my garden state
boards of canada - tomorrow's harvest

missed on the limited edition glenn jones w/the postcards unfortch

They are neat but it isn't a huge lose, honestly.

i didn't get the postcards either. that's life, i guess.

What do you think of the record, though?

i'm listening to it now for the first time; love it so far!

The recording is so rich. I love the track with the thunder storm and "Bergen County Farewell" is probably my favorite song of the year so far.

don't miss seeing him live if you get the chance.

gonna see him on he 4th of july!
saw him a year or two ago with p.g. six, great gig.

I was going to go to that show as well, but I had to take tickets for the Feelies show at Maxwell's the same night. Too significant of a show to miss, given I didn't have choice of nights any longer and it will be one of a few last-time-evers at the club.

Care Of The Cow - I Still Don't Know Your Style (so good)
Lula Cortes & Ze Ramalho - Paebiru 2LP (reissue)
Lee Ranaldo - From Here to Infinity

Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps
Mike Oldfield - Hergest Ridge

got this today. really dig it. ian/jacob kinda thing.

http://www.popsike.eu/pix/20120409/251037743128.jpg

that looks good! does he have a band or is it just him and his geetar?

mostly just him and guitar. but a couple of tracks have other people playing. andy pratt. robin batteau. recorded in 1971, but put out in 1974. really nice guitar sounds. and legitimately "stoner folk". very nice.

ah.. there's a japanese cd, so it must be good ;)

Robin Batteau is cool. I think I'd like that record,

buncha scores soon en route from DC/NC. cant wait!!!!

went to a guy's house around the corner to look at records and he had this and i really wanted it but he wouldn't sell it:

http://www.popsike.com/php/detaildatar.php?itemnr=130890774690

made me a little sad. such a cool record. he said if he ever decided to sell it he'd let me know.

i did get this from him which is pretty good:

http://www.popsike.com/php/detaildatar.php?itemnr=281060516811

both of those look great.. bet that dude has a load of sick jams!

I found decent records for 2 dollars each on the drive to Houston yesterday
Larry Jon Wilson - New Beginnings (Monument) Nice copy
Larry Jon Wilson - Loose Change (Monument)
Tommy Young - All The Time (Texas Domino) Rhodes Lounge record
Carol Hall - Beads and Feather (Elektra)
Wild Oats - S/T (Clouds)
Tornados - Telstar (London)

awwwwwwwwww i need that larry jon 'loose change' if you ever see a double. i love new beginnings.

loose change is ok... one sick jam iirc. sojourner is pretty rough as well. first 2 + the drag city lp are where it's at.

Excellent shape all:

Soft Machine -- Third ($10)
Moody Blues -- Days of Future Passed (Deram original--$7)
Intruders -- Save the Children ($5)
First Choice -- Armed and Extremely Dangerous ($5)

The Moody Blues is sort of silly, as I expect there won't be anything of interest beyond the two hits. But I've never owned it, and the original-pressing clinched it.

moody blues are great and underrated by hipsters of today imo

I like a few of the early '70s hits, love the Timothy Leary song, love "Tuesday Afternoon." I just meant that my sense of Days was always that it was a lot of orchestral bombast. (Passed on a $4 copy of the LP with "Go Now"...if it's still there next week, I'll relent.)

FYI: the two 70's Justin Hayward solo albums - Blue Jays and Songwriter - are great and should be beloved by hip people everywhere and you can get them for nothing at used record stores.

yeah, total dollar records. good shit.

Days of Future Passed is the first record I noticed my dad playing when I was a little kid, probably 4. I vividly remember laying on the floor and listening to night in white satin and being transported. I think Emotional Rescue was the next record my dad played that I used to ask him to play a lot.