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NEW!! 8/29 LES NAPOLEONS - A Go Go
Passe-Temps (CAN) PST-17 @VG+/VG++ 175 ON HOLD
(Starts with a bang, three really intense garage-rockers with frenzied guitar breaks. Mellows
out some after that.)
LITTO NEBBIA Y LOS MUSICOS DEL CENTRO - Grabado En Vivo RCA (ARG) TLP 50035 VG+/@VG+ 15
(1982. Slick modern rock, AOR with emotional content, like a proggier, more musicianship Bob
Seger.)
MICHAEL NESMITH - From A Radio Engine To The Photon Wing Pacific Arts ILPA 9486 @NM-/NM-- 10
(1977. Smooth, melodic song-writer AOR with artful arrangements and a fair amount of that Jimmy
Webb/Jacques Brel pop-song/art-song vibe.)
NEWBEATS - Bread And Butter Hickory (USA) LPM 120 VG+/@VG+ 10
(1964. Punchy bar-chord garage punk with weird Four Seasons-style falsetto. "Bye Bye Love",
"Shoop Shoop Song"... This one seems to be scarcer than their other LP.)
NEWBEATS - Run, Baby, Run Hickory LPS 128 stVG+/stVG++ 40
(Garage-y pop-rock with falsetto vocals and normal human ones. Covers include Oh Pretty Woman,
Help, Hang On Sloopy and Satisfaction. Kinda scarce record in stereo.)
NICK NACK - Albion Rot (USA) RR33-24 stVG++/NM- 25
(1982, NY state. Female-vocal hard-prog, combines fusion-y bits with early-70's-sound heavy
guitar-rock. Lots of synth, plenty of bluesy/psychy guitar leads.)
ORION EXPRESS - S/T Round Mound Of Sound Rec.s 1001 NM/NM- 90
(1977. Progressive blues-rock/countryish hard-psych. Loud organ fills, burning guitar leads,
moonshine vocals, ace songwriting. Performance and production as good as anything on Capricorn,
this is TOPS.)
PASTORAL - S/T Sazam (ARG) 50-14.484/7 VG+/stVG 20
(1979, electric/acoustic guitar duo. Folk-psych/folk-prog, has it's moments, I guess... maybe I
wasn't in the mood. Proggy 'symphonic' bits are attractive, on a second listen... High-pitched
voice is kinda grating, not as bad as Jon Anderson...)
MARVIN PAYNE - Ships Of Dust Trilogy Arts 1002 NM/VG++ 40
(1971, Utah. Semi-acoustic Christian psych, enough electric instruments to escape the singer/
songwriter bag. Subtle, ambiguous, poet-sy lyrics, moving dramatic vocal style... One real
killer 6-minute track called "Spirals/Hunger" with excellent, lyrical lead guitar.)
BOB PEGG - Ancient Maps Transatlantic (UK) TRA 299 NM--/VG++ 15
(1975. UK trad-folk arranged for diverse-sounding large groups. Harpsichord, horns... Plays a bit
weaker than it looks.)
PENTAGON - S/T STLP-122476 VG+/VG 5
(Late 70's lounge/lite-rock. Show tunes, doo-wop, FOUR SEASONS medley, Motown... Apparently
autographed, of course.)
PEPPERMINT RAINBOW - Will You Be Staying After Sunday Decca (USA)DL 75129 VG+/@VG++ 12
(Calculated & bland m/f sunshine pop a la FIRST EDITION, occasional okay Lennonish flowerpsych
bits. Matching outfits DEFFO tell you what to expect on this one.)
PINK FLOYD - Ummagumma (2LP) Harvest STBB-388 VG+/VG+ 7
(Third cover)
PINK FLOYD - Meddle Harvest SMAS 832 VG+/@VG+ 3
(1972, last of their prog/psych records before getting sucked into mainstream godhood. Side-
long 'Echoes' still charms. But you already knew that.)
CRIS PLATA - Spreading The Rumor PonyTrax Records PT 001 NM/NM 6
(Scarce homemade alt.country/roots-rock title from 1989. Austin TX performer. Features BUTCH VIG
as producer and performer.)
POZO SECO SINGERS - Time Columbia (USA) CS 9315 VG+/VG+ 3
(Folky pop-rock, 1965-ish. Dylan, Beatles, Jay & Americans covers, folkie standards...)
NIK RAICEVIK - Beyond The End... Eternity Narco (USA) 102 VG+/NM- 35
(1971. Nik is trying really hard to invent Space Rock here, but it's strictly Primitive Synth
101. Well-meaning but basic, an interesting curio. Parts of it remind me of New Michigan Noise
synth-players.)
(RAM DASS) - Love Serve Remember
ZBS Foundation (USA) no # VG++/VG++/VG++/VG++/VG++/@VG+/@NM 50
(1973. Five discs of lectures and other spoken-word by Ram Dass, one disc of music, raga-oid
folk-psych that sounds exactly like what it is. Cultsy hippie campfire-sing. Guru out, y'all.
Inner peace and stuff. Comes with NM booklet.)
LOU REED - New Sensations RCA AFL-1-4998 VG++/NM- 3
(1981. Well-produced, clean-sounding singer-songwriter hard-rock. Unmistakeably Lou Reed, cute
references to 50's rock here and there in lyrics and in the music.)
REVELATION - Proud To Be A Christian Chaton (no #) stVG/NM 5
(Phoenix AZ, no date, prob. @1981-82. Skinny-tie Mex-Amer band from Phoenix playing AOR/quiet-
storm soul , Lionel Richie sound. Three tracks (5-6 minutes each) have funk moves that might
recommend them to hardcore crate-diggers.)
ROLLING STONES - Get Your Ya-Yas Out London NPS-5 stVG/VG 2
(First pressing, blue London/stereo label. Classic live Stones performances from the 1969 tour.
At their peak.)
TODD RUNDGREN - From Here To Utopia '77 Slipped Disc (USA?) 979 stVG++/stVG++ 40
(Authorized by the Dansker Fanklubbe Gramofon Kollektiv. Great recording, sounds like a radio
feed. Stadium prog-rock/pomprock with all the heroic Yes/ELP moves.)
LEON RUSSELL - Leon Live (3LP) Shelter STCO 8917 VG+/NM--X3 11
ST. CLEMENTS YOUTH CHOIR - Today You Shall Be With Me
Century (USA) 40130 NM/VG++ 10 ON HOLD
(Guitar Ensemble style -- seven acoustic guitars, one electric, and about 40 voices. Has just a
faint FAINT touch of the delicate loner/outsider vibe of You-N-You. Playing & production are
very snazzy and professional, singing's a little spotty.)
LOS SALT LAKE CITY - S/T Diabolo (SPA) N-27.006 stVG++/NM- 125
(1972. RARE, apparently issued only in Spain, by folk-pop fivepiece of teenaged Mormon mission-
aries living in Barcelona. Secular music, but all covers. Autographed by all five on bc. Disc
would benefit from being Nittied and Grittied.)
SANTANA - Shango Columbia BL 38122 VG++/@VG++ 3
(1982. Several afrobeat/funk/latin workouts of the kind he's famous for, and some timid,clean
"rock of the 80's" mainstream stuff.)
TOM SAWKEY - Songs From The Golden Screw Atco (USA) 33-208 (MONO) VG++/VG++ 15
(1967, early off-Broadway attempt at a rock musical. Mostly solo folkie, 5 songs (+/-) with
folk rock band The Inner Sanctum. Snarky New York attitude topical comedy song, guy's sorta
like a smoosh between Phil Ochs and Lou Reed.)
SCHOBERT & BLACK/ULRICH ROSKI - Euch Zuliebe Telefunken (GER) 28322-6 VG+/@VG++ 8
(1973, some kind of record club issue. Alternating tracks by each artist plus two songs per-
formed in collaboration by all three. The vibe I get is 'tv comedy', as though Harvey Korman
and Lyle Waggoner had a bit where they put on hippie wigs and pretended to be musicians.
Ulrich Roski's primary shtick is talking blues (in German) over a vampy, blues/jass-sounding
piano. Sorta like Mose Allison sorta. Schobert & Black do flowerpop with some psychy bits;
somehow or other, they come up with some interesting sounds here and there by accident. Nice
loud swirling organ on one track.)
JOHN SEBASTIAN - J S Live Bassoon (USA) no # XX/VG+ 10
(I am TOLD this is a bootleg of his performance at Woodstock Festival, put out "unofficially"
after MGM decided not to issue it... but I don't see or hear anything that confirms that. Set
alternates between solo acoustic stuff and full-band folk-rock.)
NEIL SEDAKA - Live In Australia RCA VPL1 1540 sawm VG++/@NM 5
SHADOWS - Hit Parade Vol 24 Arc (CAN) HP 24 VG++/stVG++ 20
(Canadian (poss. USA?) studio band does exploito knockoffs of that month's top 40. This volume
has "I Want To Hold Your Hand." It's all pretty limp, the songs that come off best are the
girl-group ones. 20 GBP "elsewhere".)
NEW!! 8/29 SHOW OF HANDS - (formerly anthrax) Elektra (USA) EKS-74084 stVG+/VG++ 10
(Intriguing hippie rock, elements of rural psych, Keith Emerson keyboard abuse & jazz-rock.
NO HORNS. Butterfly label, not sure that's right.)
THE SILKIE - ...Hide Your Love Away Fontana MGF 27548 (M) @VG/@VG 6
(2nd cover)
SIMON AND GARFUNKEL - Bridge Over Troubled Water Columbia CQ 30995 NM/VG++ 10
(Quadrophonic pressing, still in shrinkwrap. Ten seconds of crackle at beginning of side 2.)
SLADE - Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply CBS Assoc F 2 39336 @VG++/@VG++ 4
BRODERICK SMITH'S BIG COMBO - S/T WBE (AUS) WBEX 1006 stVG+/NM 8
(1981, PRET-ty tough AUS blend of Seger/Springsteen style adult contempo hardrock with
backwards-looking organ-led hard-prog stylings. Has insert.)
SOCIETY OF SEVEN - Flashback Silver Sword Audio Rec.s LP 7008 stVG++/NM 12
(1973. Mostly-filipino beat-pop band from Hawaii with former member of the ROCKY FELLERS. Some
50's-revival tunes, three cuts with nice organ and exploito moves. Went on to record for UNI
label.)
SONS OF THUNDER - Till The Whole World Knows Zondervan Victory ZLP 754 NM/VG+ 40
(1968, one of the very first Xian-rock LP.s to come out in the USA. Mostly-electric folk-rock
with female vocals; basic sound is sorta similar to 'Jefferson Airplane Takes Off'.)
SOUND GENERATION - Soul Expression Century (USA) 35797 stVG++/VG++ 5
(Arkansas, probably 68-69. Twenty-seven-piece from John Brown University (guitars & drums + big
chorus + big horn section) do a mix of secular tunes and Jesus-music. Not to be confused with
anything you'd ever want to listen to, and definitely not worth 20 GBP, like they have it at
netsounds. Oh, yeah, there was one rocker at the end of side one, I almost forgot.)
SOUNDS OF MODIFICATION - S/T Jubilee (CAN) JGS 8013 stVG+/VG++ 20
(Post-Pepper art-rock with some half-hearted pop hooks. A bit dry and academic; if you can
imagine Hamilton Face Band cross-pollinating with The Monkees, you'll about nail it.)
SPARKS - Propaganda Island ILPS 9312 @VG+/NM-- 5
(1974. More of their patented Queen-y blend of hard-rock guitar, ultra-poncy vocals and tweaked
pop hooks. Fun, fun.)
SPARKS - Dance, Goddammit/ (12" 45) Atlantic DMD 653 stVG/NM-- 5
(Diecut Atlantic stocksleeve with big red sticker that says "Sparks blah blah blah." Cat damage
to spine. Promo label. Says "live/new mix" -- but NOT live performances.)
CHRIS SPEDDING - Guitar Graffitti RAK (UK) SRAK 534 NM-/NM 15
(1978. Glistening, sparkly melodic post-pub with guitars that occasionally remind of Tom
Verlaine.)
DUSTY SPRINGFIELD - Brand New Me Atlantic SD 8249 coh VG++/VG++ 7
SPRINGFIELDS - Silver Threads And Golden Needles Phillips 200-052 (MONO) VG++/stVG 10
(1963? Folk-rock rave-ups from UK. Beat group with lots of guitar solos and a copy of the
Weavers' song-book. Petty keen. Oh yeah, Dusty Springield.)
STEELEYE SPAN - Individually And Collectively Charisma Perspective (UK) CS 5 VG+/NM 10
(1972. Pink label Charisma.)
STEPPENWOLF - Monster Dunhill DS-50066 VG++/NM- 10
(1972.)
CAT STEVENS - New Masters Deram 18010 @VG+/NM 3
(cover heavily worn.)
DUNCAN STITT - It's The Music In Me Big Important Record Co. BIRC 5479 VG++/VG++ 12
(Honky-tonkin' outlaw country rock, all homemade and stuff. Vocals occasionally remind me of
Neil Young. "I'd Rather Lend Her Out Than Lose Her.")
STONEBOLT - S/T Parachute RRLP 2006 VG++/NM- 8
(1978, band from Pacific Northwest/British Columbia. Two-guitar AOR with some southern touches,
two songs of tough/glossy hard-rock.)
ALICE STUART & SNAKE - Believing Fantasy (USA) 9412 VG+/VG+ 6
(1972, smoothed-out rural/bluesrock/songwriter gal, complete with pedal steel. Psych organ,
period touches... cover of Statesboro Blues... Heh, says somewhere she was a member of The
Mothers Of Invention for awhile, before Freak Out... RW.)
STUDIKER - Oak Tree BASF (GER)20 21097-9 VG++/VG++ 12
(BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS style soul-rock by German band.Ska version of 'Blowing In The Wind' is
"notable".)
LES SULTANS - En Personne Au Starovan DSP (CAN) 16028 VG+/stVG++ 75
(1967. Third and last record by CAN beat-group, recorded live. Starts with a SMOKING version of
"Oh, Carol" then runs through a set combining their hits with some favorite covers. Good blend
of rockers and ballads. Very solid performances, murky recording. Half in French, half in
English.)
SUNSHINE - S/T Roulette SR 3018 stVG++/VG 5
(1977. Tinged with disco-era AOR, but sounds more like flowerpop from 1972/73 than what you'd
expect. Pretty decent. Looks VG++, but heat-damaged/noisy.)
BE BE SUONG - Golden Hit Parade Monopole (BEL) MLP 757 VG+/VG+ 8
(No date, but 1972-74. Cute, upbeat ye-ye style pop-rock gal with five piece band. Mostly
English, a couple songs in french. MOUTH & MACNEAL cover!!!)
SYSTEME CRAPOUTCHIK - Aussi Loins Que Je Me Souviens Flamophone (FRA) FLA 33 01 NM--/NM 160
(1970. A few electric, acid-y bits, but mostly very delicate, semi-acoustic flower-psych with
keyboards, harmony vocals. Very scarce title.)
JOHN TAVERNER - The Whale Apple SMAS 3369 stVG++/stVG+ 15
(1970, haut-classical oratorio based on Jonah and the Whale, performed by London Sinfonietta
conducted by David Atherton, with vocalists and the composer featured as organ soloist.
Astringent modernist idiom, sounds a bit like Le Marteau Sans Maitre adapted for full-scale
orchestra. No rock & roll content, the only reason I'm listing it among pop records is cuz
it came out on Apple.)
TEINA - Touched By The Sun Perception PLP 15 @VG/VG++ 5
(No date, late-sixties rural-psych/protest rock with some baroque-y touches by Native
American woman with full-band back-up. Lotta polemic on tribal issues. (You know, like
genocide...)...)
B J THOMAS - I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Scepter (USA) S 535 stVG+/VG 8
(1966. Top-40/adult-pop fluff with a couple of pseudo-garagey numbers, It's Not Unusual b/w
In The Midnight Hour.)
DAVE THOMAS - On My Own Once Again Monkey NM--/VG+ 8
(1976, TX private. Country-rock/acoustic ballad/outlaw pop. Sorta James Taylor/Eagles-y.
Elementary b&w sleeve.)
THORNTON, FRADKIN, UNGER & BIG BAND - Pass On This Side
ESP-disk (USA) 63019 stVG++/stVG++ 35
(1974, two guys ex-GODZ. Guest appearance by David Peel and rumored to have Paul McCartney on
one song. Mostly songwriter stuff with string orchestra, two decent rockers -- the "Hey Joe/Hey
Jimi" song and the one that David Peel sings. Two inserts -- main insert with STICKERS UNPEELED,
uncommon for this one.)
THUMPER - White Hot Starchild no # @VG++/NM-- 20
(1979, Portland Oregon. These guys could have made a KILLER hard rock album; when they make with
the heaviness and the guitar solos, you will forget your cares. But they didn't choose to make
that record, and there is enough AOR/radio damage here to make you unhappy. But the good parts
are EXCELLENT.)
(TRAFFIC) - Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush strk
United Artists (USA) UAS 5175 stVG++/stVG++ 15
(1968. Eight tunes by Spencer Davis, 3 by Traffic and one other by (Andy Ellison?). Mostly
chugging midtempo freakbeat; standout cuts are a Spencer Davis instro that has Steve
Winwood all over it on organ and songwriting, and a Traffic tune with sitar and harmonica.)
TRIGGER TREAT - S/T Parliament PAR 1001 @VG++/VG++ 40
(1975, New York State. Melodic, swingin', countryish multi-guitar rock with two or three layers
of guitsound happening. Apparently autographed.)
TRILOGY - I'm Beginning To Feel It Mercury (USA) 61310 VG+/stVG 35
(Very hippie-flavored blend of heavy-psych & lighter CSNY sounds. West Coast style, but band
seem to have been from Chicago. Plays kinda rough, will sound better after you clean it. App-
arently autographed by all 3 members.)
DWIGHT TWILLEY - Sincerely Shelter SRL 52001 @VG+ 5
(with insert)
TYE - S/T Panoramic (USA) PR 8301 NM-/NM- 12
(1983, CA AOR/power-pop with rather a lot of synth. Transcends the obvious Supertramp/ELO/
Cars comparisons; several songs get distinctly darker and more personal than those guys.
With insert.)
VANILLA FUDGE - S/T
Atco SD 33-224 VG+/VG++ 6 ON HOLD
(2nd pressing, rw)
V/A - Barry Mann and C.Weil: Solid Gold ScreenGems/Columbia Music CPL 712 VG+/@VG+ 8
("Exclusively for broadcasting", a variety of artists interpret Mann and Weil. Features TONY
ORLANDO,CRYSTALS, RONETTES, ANIMALS, PAUL REVERE/RAIDERS, etc.)
V/A - The Cheetah, Where It's At! Audio Fidelity AFLP 2168 (MONO) NM-/VG++ 60
(1967? 1968? ESQUIRES do some pretty good sound-alike Stones covers and some loungier stuff.
MIKE ST SHAW AND THE PROPHETS do Long Island soul, and THUNDERFROG ENSEMBLE are borderline
garage/soul-rock. Solid record. This copy does not have the inflatable pillow that originally
came in package.)
V/A - De Drechtstreek Salisbury Sound (HOLL) EPG 2406 @VG+/VG++ 25
(1977/1978, bands local to Dedrecht, Holland (near Rotterdam) - a mixed bag of styles, from
prog to southern boogie.)
V/A - 12 Succes De ... Jeunesse En Orbit Rusticana (CAN) CKL 1228 @VG++/VG 30
(Some ye-ye, some beat-group; solo vocalists, tracks by Les Novas (6 tracks/one or two rockers),
Les Mark IV, and Los Trovadores. Two nice frat-rockers, a cute gal-version of "Put Your Head
On My Shoulder" and a nice, rocked-up little version of "On Top of Old Smokey".)
V/A - 14 Top Hits N.O.W. Rec.s (UK) Sun 1 VG++/VG+ 8
(5 by Move, 3 each by Procol H.,J.Cocker,T.Rex. Tracks from '68-'71.)
V/A - Les Grands Succes De Jeunesse D'Aujourd'hui Vol 1
Rusticana (CAN) RMM 678 stVG+/@VG++ 20
(1964 or 65. backward-looking ye-ye, mostly adhering to the US teen-era sound. The two more
contemporary tracks are better, Ya Ya and Do Wah Diddy Diddy. Les Clover Boys and Les Puces,
with one song each, the rest is solo-act vocalists.)
V/A - Nightbird & Company Radio Show (2 LP) Army Reserve Records 74450 VG++/VG++/NM 15
(Four installments of radio program, broadcasts date are 2/8 - 2/29 1976. Featured artists:
Doobie Brothers, Michael Murphey, 10 CC and Jean Luc Ponty. Format of show combines album
tracks with interview segments.)
V/A - Pop Music 70 Polydor (GER) 2482 001 stVG++/NM-- 8
(1970 semi-underground rock comp: Taste, Who, The Golden Earring, Savage Rose. Good blend of
US/UK/Euro bands, nothing too obscure. Orange vinyl.)
V/A - Poslovchate Vetrnik Supraphon (HUNG) 1113 3697 NM-/NM- 10
(1985, compilation of a whole lot of different Hungarian bands with names like CITRON...
NATURAL... EX 05... TURBO... PUMPA... Variety of power-pop/new-wave, stylistically all
over the map. Mix & match arrangements. Most of it's pretty good.)
V/A - Pre-Eurovision Contest 1982 Hed-Arzi (ISR) BAN 14915 VG++/NM- 7
(Israeli bands that made it to the semi-finals in that year's competition. Polished international
pop, euro style, some wacky disco stylings on BOOMERANG'S track...)
VENTURES - 10th Anniversary Album (2LP) Liberty (USA) LST 35000 NM-/NM-/NM- 6
(1970, hits of the day done Ventures style. A bit more modern than their classic sound --
electronic keyboards and occasional fuzz. Classy AOR/rock covers -- Beatles, Simon &
Garfunkel, Neal Diamond, Creedence, etc.)
VOX DEI - Jeremias Pies De Plomo Disc Jockey (ARG) 15175 VG/VG 30
(1972, 3rd album. Hard psych; scuzzy-hippie vibe is super-admirable, but the music maybe is a
teeny bit bland. Last track's a killer, though.)
VOGUES - Greatest Hits Reprise 6371 NM-- 8
PAUL WAGNER - To Be A Man Trilogy (USA) T4 VG+/@VG+ OFFERS
(1974, NYC. Introspective, hippie-ish gaymo singer-songwriter -- lotta songs written in
second-person, but three are explicitly "me/him". The only other copy on the web is 195.00
in similar condition, but that's just silly.)
MARGARET WAKELY - S/T Snicker Music MW 002 NM/NM- 12
(1981, FLA. Accomplished and very smooth female AOR pop, like a lost Linda Ronstadt LP. Still in
shrink,small paper tear on one label.)
WALLACE COLLECTION - The Laughing Cavalier EMI Odeon (FRA) C 062-04036 VG++/VG++ 20
(1969. Light Belgian freakbeat/flowerbeat with violin; melodic, poppy, with a solid rhythm
section and some arty/trippy touches. If you can imagine Herman's Hermits maturing a little,
getting ambitious, and trying to make a record similar to 'Revolver', you'll have a handle on
this one. Short ding on side two clicks loudly @ 9 times.)
WASTED RANGERS - Live Double Album "Last Call" (2LP) (no label) @VG/NM-X2 60
(1978, Portland Oregon. Good-timish rural-psych bar band; on record one they cover "Johnny B
Goode" and on record two they loosen up and go for the side-long extended jams with lots of
solo space for everyone. New Riders/Grateful Dead vibe. Plain white die-cut sleeve shows much
wear, taped-on cover slick is riding loose in the package; discs are very very clean, but play
with very infrequent pressing noise.)
WEDNESDAY - A Way To Get High Hansa International (GER) 26.457XOT NM--/NM- 20
(1978, looks like a band of mixed German/British musicians recording in Germany. Solid hard-rock/
prog with four very tasty heavy-guitar rockers. Later record by one of them three-figure 1972
bands, I believe.)
IAN WHITCOMB - You Turn Me On! Tower T 5004 (M) VG++/VG 5
WHO - McVicar Polydor PD 1 6284 VG++/VG+ 6
- Who's Last (2LP) MCA 2-8018 VG+/VG++ 6
WICHITA TRAIN WHISTLE - W T W Sings Dot (USA) 76,694 stVG++/stVG++ 20
(1968, Michael Nesmith's first non-Monkees record. Orchestra + rhythm section, instro version
of Monkees tunes. I'm guessing this is a hard record to find without a cut-out hole.)
EDGAR WINTER GROUP - Shock Treatment Epic PEQ 32461 (QUAD) stVG+/NM-- 5
(1974. Nice little record from the mainstream-y "we do some sensitive ballads TOO ya know" end
of the hard-rock continuum. I counted three (3) real good little three-minute hard-rock pop
singles, nice crunchy stuff. QUAD disc in stereo sleeve, perhaps that's usual for this title?
Whatever, it's cheap.)
JOHNNY WINTERS AND - Live Columbia C 30475 VG++/VG++ 6
(w/J GARCIA)
YARDBIRDS - Having A Rave Up Epic (USA) LN 24177 (MONO) @VG+/VG+ 15
(Classic punky britbeat, ajua! Studio side + live side. 7" sspl.)
YEAR 2000 - A Musical Odyssey
Rama Rama (USA) RR-77 VG+/VG++ 35 ON HOLD
(Never seen this one before, looks like a bellbottom-fuzz-punk classic. Unfortunately, what it
really is sorta-gritty/sorta-dull blue-eyed psych with horns, tending toward the Vanilla Fudge
sound. Some bits of fuzz here and there.) (trade = 40)
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