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Ever notice how everybody seems to unload the same discs? I’ve been doing research on this. The top albums in these parts would seem to be:
1)REM-Monster (I counted nearly a dozen copies at one store!)
2)Bush-Razerblade Suitcase
3)EMF-Sherbert Dip
4)Breeders-Last Splash (sadly)
5)Mighty Mighty Bosstones-Lets Face itOther common finds include: Marcy Playground, Ace of Base, No Doubt, a real shocker, the Backstreet Boys.
Is there any "essentials" I’ve missed.
DGC Rarities-vol 1
Meat Puppets-Too High To DieYeah,Last Splash I used to see alot
I`ll try to think up more later,I have`nt been in used stores for a long time but back in 97 to 2000 I practically tented in them
That is pretty low
I recently picked up Sugar Copper Blue for a buck on cassette, in the bargain bin at a local shop, couldn’t resist the deal
definetly Copper Blue, Monster, Last Splash
also:
Lemonheads: It’s A Shame About Ray
Belly: Star
Buffalo Tom: Red Letter Day
Juliana Hatfield: Only Everythingdid you guys se the pitchfork feature on this. Had prrety much all the albums we mentioned (forgot DGC rarities) it also had Without A Sound, unfortunately it gave it a negative review. That album will always be special to me as my introduction to dino and beginning my search into indie rock. It would probably still be my favorite album ever if I didn’t read so many reviews.
woas is everywhere because its the only bad (after the first 2 songs) dino/j record.
i was more pissed about the slap at bakesale in the harmacy review >:0
outta hand, get out of this, over your shoulder, grab it, mind glow, on the brink
you call these bad? you’re high.
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