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Hey rockers!!!
Paperwork day, good background for autopsy reports is Corvallis 1/17/1970. Underrated and little talked about show.....
My masters are strange folk with very little care for music in them..........
Rock on,
Doc
I like music because it's the only invisible art form...... - icecrmcnkdJoined:2-19-71 vinyl
Spinning now for the first time, sounds good so far.
140 g, don’t know why everything isn’t 180 g at this point.
Rush released Exit Stage Left as 200 g. Those are some sturdy LP’s.I got Hard Working Americans “We’re All In This Together” vinyl recently. The LP’s were warped out of the package, but still played fine. The pressing was good, but the LP’s feel lighter than 140 g.
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American Blues
Track: All I Saw Was You
Label: Karma
Cat #: KLP-1001
Blue Cheer
Track: Second Time Around
Label: Philips
Cat #: PHS 600-264
Big Moon Ritual is a solid record, front to back.If you haven't heard their stuff, you should definitely check them out.
Also, any live material you can find is worth a look.
Paul Leary
Track: How Much Longer
Label: Rough Trade
Cat #: R263-1
https://youtu.be/mNUEiOufg00
a little Freudian free association...and an incredible interpretation of this song....
Helios Creed
Track: XL-35
Label: Amphetamine Reptile Records
Cat #: AMREP 010
Scratch Acid
Track: She Said
Label: Rabid Cat Records
Cat #: RAB.004.SA
The Cramps
Track: Bikini Girls With Machine Guns
Label: Enigma Records
Cat #: ENV 17
JackOfficers
Track: L.A. Mama Peanut Butter
Label: Rough Trade
Cat #: RUS 100-1
From 12/29/77. Very strong sequence: the last China > Rider for Donna and Keith. I find it interesting that these 2 tunes were not played in 1975, 1976 nor 1978.
https://youtu.be/t-wUe5aEwHM
dedicated to Special Ed
Row Jimmy playing now... sweetGreat footage with Pyramids and Sphinx in backdrop.
Gordon Lightfoot
Track: The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald
Label: Reprise Records
Cat #: MS 2246
Crispy Ambulance
Track: From The Cradle To The Grave
Label: Aural Assault Records
Cat #: ASSAULT ONE, AAR-001
The Middle Class
Track: Out Of Vogue
Label: Joke Records
Cat #: 19831A, 09831