"I'd buy that for a dollar!" Great purchases for a buck or less

jealous

i would totally be jealous if someone had come in my store and said look what i got at the library book sale! cuz its not usually that exciting. and me being me i can't help but think about what people DID buy before i got there. but maybe there were just no mod classical or jazz fans around cuz i can't believe they would have left some of these sitting there.

$1 for the first 5, $0.75c for each addtl, plus a 30% employee discount = about $0.70 each

12"s:
Jomanda - "Got A Love For You"
Herbie Hancock - "Autodrive"
Paul Hardcastle - "19"
Whitney Houston - "How Will I Know"
Crush - "Jellyhead"
Crystal Waters "100% Pure Love"
AB Logic - "The Hitman"

got depeche mode's 101 on cd for a buck last week at a thrift store.

Stevie D probably feeling like the Monkees following Hendrix at their early shows.

And note to self: Check my library's sales.

$1 each, Piranha, yesterday
Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band – Garden Party (MCA 1972)
Soft Cell – Non Stop Ecstatic Dancing (Sire EP 1982)
Tony Williams – The Joy Of Flying (Columbia 1979)

40 cents each (5 for $1.99 = $10 total), Waterloo, today
Curtiss A – Damage Is Done (Twin/Tone 1983)
Angel City – The MCA/Angel City 2-Pack (MCA 2xLP radio-station promo 1984) - with interviews, bonus live stuff
Gary U.S. Bonds and the American Men – Standing In The Line Of Fire (Phoenix 1984)
CJ & Co. – Devil’s Gun (Westbound 1977) - probably already have this, but got it just in case
Dyan Diamond – Dyan Diamond (MCA 1978)
Divinyls – What A Life! (Chrysalis 1985)
Foghat – Fool For The City (Bearsville 1975)
Foghat – Live (Bearsville 1977)
Clarence Fountain and the Five Blind Boys – Changed Man (Waiji 1989)
The Gentrys – The Gentrys (Sun 1970)
Guadalcanal Diary – Walking In The Shadow Of A Big Man (Elektra/Asylum 1985)
Joy Of Cooking – Closer To The Ground (Capitol 1971)
Lemon – Lemon (Prelude 1978)
Looking Glass – Looking Glass (Epic 1971) - w/ "Brandy"
McFadden & Whitehead – McFadden & Whitehead (Philadelphia International 1979) - w/ "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now"
Moby Grape – Grape Jam (Columbia 1968)
The Neon Judgement – Games Of Love (Play It Again Sam EP 1989)
Henry Paul Band – Anytime (Atlantic 1981)
Michael Quatro – Dancers Romancers Dreamers & Schemers (Motown 1976)
Stories – Stories (Kama Sutra 1973) - definitely already had this, but this copy looks cleaner
Sun – Destination: Sun (Capitol 1979)
Nolan Thomas – Yo Little Brother (Emergency 12-inch 1984)
3-D – 3-D (Polydor 1980)
Xavier – Point of Pleasure (Liberty 1981) - w/ "Work That Sucker To Death"
(Various) – Strength Magazine Presents Subtext (Strength/London 2xLP 1999) - w/ Aceyalone, Lootpack, Del The Funky Homosapien, A-Trak, Rob Swift, Divine Styler, etc.

Stevie D probably feeling like the Monkees following Hendrix at their early shows.

And note to self: Check my library's sales.

idgi

that's a great quatro record, chuck. but i like them all. and that is my favorite gentrys album. one of my favorite ROCK albums for that matter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9wkoYObVMY

That Gentry's record really Rocks! It's a shame that I see it collecting dust in so many records shop for under 5 dollars.

i got a bunch of sealed records for a bunch apiece today. a lot of late waylon, willie, jerry jeff. a cumbia record on tico (two copies), linda cohen 'angel alley' (two copies), some folkways educational records, a couple bluegrass records, some doo-wop comps... it was a good day for the dollar bin.

errr, for a buck apiece. not a bunch.

i got a he-man picture disc for a dollar

idgi

Blown out of the water by the opening act. Scott's finds were very impressive, yours, while good, couldn't hold a candle to them.

WHATEVER I STILL LIKE MINE MORE!!!!

fleetwood mac - bare trees
lena lovich - flex

that's the spirit! and if you ever find yourself in greenfield, ma i've got a basement full of twelve inches you would LOVE!

x-post

Made some rather good thrift purchases this past week. Off the top of my head (all were a dollar or less):

CD:
Al Green — The Absolute Best (2cd; got this to trade in for store credit, as it was only 29 cents)
John Corigliano — Symphony No. 1
Walter Piston — Symphony No. 6 / The Incredible Flutist / New England Sketches

LP:
John Lennon — Double Fantasy
Roger Kellaway — Cello Quartet
Rolling Stones — Between the Buttons
Will Ackerman — Passage
Daniel Hecht — Willow
The Waterboys — A Pagan Place
General Public — All the Rage

I know there's a couple others but they are not at my disposal just now. Still getting through this stuff.

Cecil Taylor - The Garden
Cecil Taylor - Looking Ahead
Cecil Taylor - Jumpin' Punkins
Ornette Coleman - Change of The Century
Ornette Coleman - An Evening With Ornette Coleman
Thenonious Monk - Monk's Dream
The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery
The Master Musicians of Joujouka - Apocalpyse Across the Sky
Czukay, Wobble, Leibezeit - Full Circle

...and more. 16 CDs, $4.00!

BEST GARAGE SALE EVARRR
(In Sarnia, Ontario yet!)

I remember liking Jumpin' Punkins - real early stuff ('61).

2 AUSTIN GARAGE SALES, JUNE 30, $2.50 total
Donald Fagen – The Nightfly (Warner Bros. 1982)
Annie Haslam – Annie In Wonderland (Sire 1977)
Osibisa – Woyaya (Decca 1971)
Temptations – Sky’s The Limit (Gordy 1971)

VINAL EDGE, Houston, July 6, $1 each
Altered Images – Collected Images (Epic UK 1984)
Dirk Hamilton – Alias I (ABC 1977)
Mothers Finest – Iron Age (Atlantic 1981)
The Osmonds – Phase III (MGM 1971)
Robert Palmer – Secrets (Island 1979)
(Various) – Castle Donnington: Monsters Of Rock (Polydor 1980) (w/ Rainbow, Scorpions, Saxon, April Wine, Touch, Riot)

CACTUS MUSIC, Houston, July 6, 50 cents each
Andy Pratt – Resolution (Nemperor 1976)
Sharon Redd – s/t (Prelude 1980)
Steeleye Span – Parcel Of Rogues (Chrysalis 1973)
(Various) – Razormaid! (Razormaid 3xLP c. 1989 maybe?) (DJ comp w/ Beat Professor, Cetu Javu, Mory Kante, Bigod 20, Ofra Haza, etc. + a 12-inch clear-vinyl 45-RPM “Newbeat Medley”/”Hardbeat Medley”)

Got a sealed copy of this on vinyl for $2 today:

http://recordsontheweb.com/media/ccp0/prodlg/ragtime7.jpg

40 cents each, End Of An Ear, except in the one case noted. (40-centers were marked down from $1-bin price since I traded in about $135 worth of records, otherwise for cash)

END OF AN EAR, today
Bap – Vun Drinne Noh Drusse (Musikplatten 1982)
Blotto – Hello! My Name Is Blotto What’s Yours (Blotto EP 1979)
Delfonics – Super Hits (Philly Groove 1969)
Jon Hendricks – Tell Me The Truth (Arista 1975)
Grand Funk – Survival (Capitol 1971)
Iron Butterfly – Heavy (Atlantic 1968)
The Kings – RSVP (Dizzy EP 1982) - was sealed, but not anymore
Lucifer’s Friend – Sneak Me In (Elektra 1980)
Missouri – Welcome Two (Polydor 1979)
M:Pat – Misantropen (Råpunk 10" EP c. 2001) -- looks Scandinavian. Also misanthrophic.
Rene & Angela – Wall to Wall (EMI 1981) -- cutest couple-with-keytars picture ever on the back cover
Riot – Riot Live (Elektra EP 1982) - $2; supposedly "limited edition"
Carlos Santana – Havana Moon (Columbia 1983)
Billy Stewart – Remembered (Chess 1970)
Billy Swan – At His Best (Monument 1978)
The Troggs – The Troggs (Pye 1975) - liner notes by Greg Shaw, but I don't have high hopes. Said to include a reggae remake of "Wild Thing."
Edgar Winter’s White Trash – Recycled (Blue Sky 1977)

Blotto – Hello! My Name Is Blotto What’s Yours (Blotto EP 1979)

no way, I just bought the LP with the same name/cover art. I don't like it, but maybe the EP is better.

Curtiss A – Damage Is Done (Twin/Tone 1983)

ha i have that...Minneapolis's cultest cult rocker....xhuckx his masterpiece is on Big Hits of Mid-America Vol 2, Twin Town comp, the song "Land of the Free" billed as Buzz Barker (w/the Suicide Commandos as his backing band)...this live recording is all i could find, not the best quality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kihelr-qmGE

i think this is a dif version?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05ut89kpc3E

have you ever written about the suicide commandoes? they seem like they could be up your alley

No! I own nothing by them. But I'd figure they'd probably be up my alley too.

After two or three listens, though, that Curtiss A album is pretty much a snooze. I'll give it one more try.

Blotto seem like an EP-sized band to me (haven't listened yet), though I guess I should hear their bar-band and metal parodies someday.

$1.50 each--all of it British stuff from the '40s. Never heard of any of these people.

Oscar Rabin & His Band: Especially for You
Roy Fox & His Band: Whispering
Joe Loss & His Band: Begin the Beguine
Jack Jackson & His Orchestra at the Dorchester Hotel, London
The Golden Age of Jack Payne with His BBC Dance Orchestra
Harry Roy & His Orchestra: May Fair Nights
Geraldo & His Orchestra

Different Geraldo.

http://static.rateyourmusic.com/album_images/c03587db2cc2b84cad3b3c8ca90710e1/1033212.jpg

WATERLOO AUG 2, $1 each
Gibson Brothers – Cuba (Island U.K. 1979) - turns out I already had the U.S. pressing of this {same songs), but wasn't positive at point of purchase.
Good Rats – Birth Comes To Us All (Passport 1978)
D.C. Larue – Forces Of The Night (Casablanca 1979)
D.J. Rogers – Love Brought Me Back (Columbia 1978) -- tied at #2 with Funkadelic and Beefheart on David Jackson's Pazz&Jop ballot that year, behind Ornette.
(Various) – Fatal Beauty soundtrack (Atlantic 1987) – w/ Levert, Shannon, War, System, Debbie Gibson, Madame X (my favorite track so far -- apparently they were a Klymaxx spinoff), etc.

BREAKAWAY AUG 11, $1 each
Bryan Adams – Bryan Adams (A&M 1980) -- his debut; didn't even hit the Billboard 200.
April Wine – Harder…Faster (Capitol 1979) -- had no idea they ever covered "21st Century Schizoid Man."
Carolyne Mas – Carolyne Mas (Mercury 1979)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiWqT7a0EjM

^^suicide commando's greatest song

another great one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwICy7l-ze0&feature=related

BREAKAWAY today, $1 each
Jody Harris - - It Happened One Night (Press 1982)
Joe South – Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (Capitol 1969)
UK – Danger Money (Editions EG 1979)

ANTONES today, $1 each
Blotto - Combo Akimbo (Blotto 1982)
Gutterboy – Gutterboy (DGC 1990)

Soyuz, which was once Moscow's biggest music chain (with a branch in GUM not too long ago) appears to be having an "ah, fuck it, we give up" sale so:

Lady Gaga - Born This Way
Britney Spears - Femme Fatale
BWO - Halcyon Nights
Taylor Swift - Speak Now
Vitalic - Flashmob
Bonde do Role - With Lazers
Owen Pallett - Heartland

Plus a load of Russian stuff.

Twice-yearly convention today.

($2) Randy Newman: Live
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Various: Cash Cows
R.E.M.: Green (dumb--didn't realize I already had it)
Paul Simon: Still Crazy After All These Years
Various: The Savoy Bands (British big bands, double)

($4) Rolling Stones: Goats Head Soup (excellent shape, poster included--first copy I've owned in 40 years)
The Best of Melanie (Buddah double)
The Best of Buffy Sainte-Marie(Vanguard double)

Felt like a wasted day, but just as I was leaving, I found a guy in the front hall who had lots of sealed stuff 5/$20. He used to have some connection to Birchmount, a budget label that went under in the '80s.

The Best of Edwin Hawkins Singers (Buddah double)
Speedy Keen: Previous Convictions
Various: Top Country! (double)
Lynn Anderson's Greatest Hits
Nashville O.S.T. (made the whole day worthwhile)

Amazed that you, of all people, didn't already have Nashville! (Unless you got rid of it somewhere along the line, or you now have multiple copies.)

What's on Cash Cows? That sounds familiar.

Never owned it--I used to pass up $1 copies in the early '80s (inexplicable, but I just didn't buy soundtracks), and I've often thought about how stupid that was. Cash Cows is Virgin stuff circa '80: XTC, Human League, Captain Beefheart, Flying Lizards, etc. The country compilation is the kind of traditional stuff I like: Ferlin Husky, Webb Pierce, Hank Locklin, Patsy Cline, etc.

The Nashville soundtrack is sorta disappointing--missing songs and the Keith comps were studio versions.

Clem's next stop shulld be getting the two Keith Carradine lps for 50 cents.

all vinyl, all pretty good condition for the price:

go-gos: talk show
ultravox: rage in eden
genesis: duke and three sides live

WATERLOO SEP 22, $1 each: All vinyl except the emo comp

Bruce Cockburn – High Winds White Sky (True North 1971)
Field Mob – From Tha Roota To Tha Toota (MCA 2xLP 2002 - one of my favorite '00s rap albums, very cool to find on vinyl)
Good Rats – Rat City In Blue (Ratcity 1976)
Howard Hawes – The Sermon (Contemporary/Fantasy 1987)
Helix – Long Way To Heaven (Capitol 1985)
Kristi Rose and the Midnight Walkers – Some People (Rounder 1986)
Taxxi – Foreign Tongue (Fantasy 1983)
Yipes! – Yipes! (Millenium 1979)
(Various) – Nowcore!: The Punk Rock Evolution (K-Tel CD 1999 – w/ Promise Ring, Hum, Modest Mouse, Braid, At the Drive In, Burning Airlines, Unwound, Dismemberment Plan, Drive Like Jehu, Jawbox, etc.)

AUSTIN RECORD CONVENTION, today, $35 total (all @ $1/each except 2 @ 50 cents/each* and 5 @ 5-for-$1**)

Tony Basil – Word Of Mouth (Chrysalis 1982)
Shirley Brown – Woman To Woman (Truth 1974)
Bullfrog – Second Wind (Nash West Germany 1980)*
Cameo – Alligator Woman (Chocolate City 1982)** -- two scratchy copies inside, though actually I think I might own this already
Chic – Chic-ism (Warner Bros. 1992)
Chubb Rock – Featuring Hitman Howie Tee (Select 1988)
Bruce Cockburn – Circles In The Stream (True North 2xLP 1977)
Bruce Cockburn – Further Adventures Of (Island 1978)
Bruce Cockburn – Humans (Millenium 1980)
Bruce Cockburn – Stealing Fire (Gold Mountain/A&M 1984)
Ornette Coleman – Of Human Feelings (Antilles 1982)
Cool It Reba – Money Fall Out Of The Sky (Hannibal EP 1982)
Bill Cosby – Silver Throat: Bill Cosby Sings (Warner Bros. 1967)* - w/ "Little Ole Man"
Dr. John – Babylon (Atco 1968) - his name's not even on the cover; weird
Fleetwood Mac – Bare Trees (Reprise 1972)
Tom T. Hall – The Storyteller (Mercury 1972)
Millie Jackson – Live and Dangerous (Spring 1982)
Garland Jeffreys – Garland Jeffreys (Atlantic 1972)
Johnny and the Distractions – Let It Rock (A&M 1981)
Linton Kwesi Johnson – Dread Beat An’ Blood (Virgin UK 1978)
Jonzun Crew – Lost In Space (Tommy Boy 1983 -- already had this on CD reissue, but I missed the vinyl
The Judds – The Judds (RCA EP 1984) -- only record by them I ever cared about
Mickey Jupp – Juppanese (Stiff UK 1978)
The Kendalls – The Best Of (Ovation 1980) -- can probably get rid of my 3 spotty LPs by them now
Nils Lofgren – The Best (A&M 1981)
Mama’s Boys – Mama’s Boys (Arista 1984)
Suzi Quatro – Quatro (Bell 1974)
Genya Ravan – Urban Desire (20th Century Fox 1978)
The Reddings – The Awakening (Believe In A Dream 1980)**
Pharoah Sanders – Wisdom Through Music (Impulse 1973)
Skids – Days In Europa (Virgin UK 1979)
Slim – “Good To Go” (T.T.E.D. 12” 1984)**
James Talley – Tryin’ Like The Devil (Capitol 1976)
Ursa Major – Ursa Major (RCA 1972) -
Loudon Wainwright III – T-Shirt (Arista 1976) - Xgau says Attempted Mustache from 1973 is better; they had both but this had more promising titles and I liked the cover more
West Street Mob – “Ooh Baby” (Sugarhill 12” 1982)**
XTC – White Music (Epic 1978)
(Various) – Chicago Rocks Volume One (The Loop 1980) - WLUP local band comp w/ M&R Rush and lots of artists I never heard of
(Various) – Disco Bump (Telefunken West Germany 1975) - w/ Bohannon and lots of artists I never heard of
(Various) – Skool Of Hard Knocks (Renegade Hardware UK 5-12” box set 2003)** - drum'n'bass apparently, with the electronic-not-rock Bad Company and lots of artists I never heard of; who knows if I'll ever listen to this, but hey, 20 cents!

I looked up the Nils Lofgren LP--too bad there's no "Lost a Number," or anything from Grin. I've got two or three James Talley albums, including that one, thanks to Christgau. Would love to find Bare Trees. but

(No buts about it--stray word.)

I've already got a couple Grin LPs though (including 1+1, which has that song on it); it was Lofgren's early solo career I wanted to catch up with -- like his 1977 double-live album and 1979 self-titled LP quite a bit. As for Talley, I have a 2006 "30th Anniversary" CD reissue of Got No Bread, No Milk, No Money..., and to be honest it's never done much for me at all -- Never figured out why Christgau descibed it as "Western Swing"; just seemed mostly like drab folkie proto-alt-country or something. Hung onto it, though, figuring maybe I'd grow into it someday. Decided to take a shot on the other one by him Xgau liked, which I don't think I'd ever seen a copy of before yesterday.

Found Gabor Szabo's Spellbinder LP in a bin for 50 cents, but it was beat to shit so I left it there.

SETTLEMENT HOME CHARITY GARAGE SALE @ PALMER EVENT CENTER, Nov 3 - $1 each CDs

Dixie Chicks – Thank Heavens For Dale Evans (Crystal Clear Sound 1990)
EMF – Schubert Dip (EMI 1991)
Abbey Lincoln- The World Is Fallin Down (Verve/Polydor France 1990)
Jill Scott – Who Is Jill Scott?: Words And Sounds Vol. 1 (Hidden Beach 2000)
Fats Waller – Jazz Collector Edition: Historic Recording (Laser Light Digital West Germany 1989)
Tom Zé – Fabrication Defect: Com Defeito De Fabriaçño (Luaka Bop/Warner Bros. 1998)
(Various) – Afro-Peruvian Classics: The Soul Of Black Peru (Luaka Bop/Warner Bros. 1995)

END OF AN EAR, Nov 10 - 50 cents each vinyl

Hunters And Collectors – The Jaws Of Life (Slash 1984)
Iowa Beef Experience – Coolass Gravytrain (Vinyl Solution UK 1988)
Tippa Irie & Pato Banton – Dance Hall Moves (Bubblers/Greensleeves UK split EP 1986)
Erich Katz – Motets And Hymns Of The 16 Century For Three Recorders (Music Minus One 10-inch EP 1956, w/ sheet music book)
Texas Instruments – s/t (Rabid Cat 1987)
Uncle Wiggly – Across The Room And Into Your Lap (Shimmy-Disc 1991)
Joe Walsh – Barnstorm (Dunhill/ABC 1972)
Wildebeest – Reckless Dreams (Gnu 10-inch EP 1981 -- probably not as Satan-metal as the goat on the cover looks, but still.)
(Various) – Diggin’ It (Diggin Breaks ???, probable bootleg w/ Zulema, David Axelrod, Ann Peebles, Main Ingredient, Gil Scott-Heron, Night Court theme, etc.; cover lists rap songs they’re all sampled in)
(Various) – Gabe’s Dirty Blues (Gabe’s Archive of Sound/Gusto 2xLP 1978, probable bootleg w/ Little Willie John, Wynonie Harris, Bullmoose Jackson, Little Esther Phillips, the Midnighters, Roy Brown, etc.)

FULL MOON RECORDS, Atlanta, GA

$1 LPs (even 3xLP ATMP was same price)

Randy Newman "Live"
Randy Newman "Sail Away"
Randy Newman "Good Old Boys"
Steely Dan "Aja"
Beach Boys "Love You"
Joe Cocker s/t 1972
Beatles "Yesterday and Today"
Vangelis "China"
Peter Murphy "Should the World Fail to Fall Apart"
Talk Talk "It's My Life"
Quincy Jones "The Dude"
Brian Ferry "These Foolish Things"
George Harrison "All Things Must Pass"

$1 45s

The Tornados "Telstar"

just found this for £2 in an oxfam music, perfect quality original pressing

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_qkbIRB2aYhE/TBpSzDTuY7I/AAAAAAAAAQU/HeJ3FZVI7Fg/s1600/astor.jpg

At thrift stores (each for $1, all CDs):

Branford Marsalis - The First Time
The Fall - Your Future Our Clutter
Philip Glass - Glassworks
Twin Peaks Soundtrack
Luscious Jackson - Electric Honey

Also Topo! which is an "interactive" map of many So Cal counties' National Forests on CD. I haven't tried using it yet.

RECYCLED READS, Nov 17

Army of Lovers – Army Of Lovers (Giant 1990 CD) - $1
Jurassic 5 – Jurassic 5 EP (Interscope 1999 CD) - $1
Hal Ketchum – Past the Point of Rescue (Curb 1991 cassette) – 25 cents

CHEAPO, Dec 8 – CDs $2, LPs $1 (going out of business sale, don't think I'd ever bought anything there before)

Banderas – Ripe (London 1991 CD)
Niños Con Bombas – Di Tiempo En El Momento De La Explosión (Grita! 1997 CD)
Rubber Rodeo – Scenic Views (Mercury 1984 LP)
Sherbet – Magazine (MCA 1977 LP)
Dionne Warwick – Soulful (Sceptor 1969 LP – German pressing)*
Walk The West – Walk The West (Capitol 1986 LP)
Wildlife – Wildlife (Swan Song 1983 LP)

WATERLOO, Dec 8, $1 each

Artful Dodger – Rave On (Ariola 1980)
Henry Badowski – Life Is A Grand… (IRS 1981)
Celi Bee & The Buzzy Bunch – s/t (Apa 1977)
Michael Henderson – Wide Receiver (Buddah 1980)
Mylon – Holy Smoke (Columbia 1971)*
Q – Dancin’ Man (Epic 1977)
Visage – Visage (Polydor 1980)

ESTATE SALE ON BUELL ST., Dec 15, $1.50 or so each (i.e., I paid $5 total for these two LPs plus two books, including a good-as-new hardcover Dictionary Of American Slang from 1960)

Gian Carlo Menotti – The Unicorn Gorgon And The Manticore (Angel 1957 - boxed but only one disc, very goth/prog cover though)
(Various) – Shut Down (Capitol 1963)

BREAKAWAY Dec 29, $1 each

The Bluebells - s/t (Sire EP 1983)
David Geddes – Run Joey Run (Big Tree 1975)
Helmet Boy – s/t (Asylum 1980)
Patrick Juvet – Got A Feeling (Casablanca 1978)
Idris Muhammad – Boogie To The Top (Kudu 1978)
Glenn Phillips Band – Live (Shanachie 1985)
Jeannie C. Riley – Things Go Better With Love (Plantation 1969)
J.D. Souther – You’re Only Lonely (Columbia 1979)*
(Various) – Cruisin’ 1967 (Increase 1984)

* -- Probably not worth keeping (which might go for a couple others, too.)

My ex-wife was really into that Glenn Phillips album when we met, I haven't thought about him since. Good lord, David Geddes...

xhuxk, how do you find time to listen to all this stuff? And store it? I love this thread, but it makes me realize how selective I'm becoming about bringing home tons of vinyl.

Army of Lovers! Seem to recall they were a subject of contention in one of the early Radio Ons.