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DB-yeah,it`s the cd with everything
I like it though some people would be turned off by it but you can see where other bands took influence from them;the organ/female vocals stuff sounds like Stereolab;the guitar/bass interplay sounds like early Cocteau Twins.used place opened up a new shop recently, picked up a handful…
Supersuckers/Electric Frankenstein-Splitsville Volume 1
Scarce-Red EP
Scarce-deadsexy
Red House Painters-Red House Painters
Eleventh Dream Day-Beet
The Best of Sun Rockabilly Vol. 1…1st song Flying Saucer Rock’N’Roll :aliensmile:VG-hey,great you found some Scarce
play Scorpion Tray loud! 
I wanted to send that song out on our AG group but it was the wrong song 
Paul Westerberg – Come feel me tremble
Wheat – Per second, per second, per second…every second.
V/A – The Amos House Collection vol. II & vol. IIIthose Amos House discs have a lot of exclusive or rare songs from bands/artists like Hayden, Wheat, Aislers Set, Califone, Wilco, Elliot Smith, Spoon, Bright Eyes, Elf Power etc., the proceedings are for the benefit of an organization providing help to people in need. More info on the records can be found here
"SG" wrote:VG-hey,great you found some Scarce play Scorpion Tray loud! I wanted to send that song out on our AG group but it was the wrong song Great song, got that ep for 3 bucks
v/a – For anyone that’s listening (a tribute to Uncle Tupelo)
Dolorean – Not Exotic
Clem Snide – Beautiful EPA question: Why do American companies put such a nearly impossible to remove sticky thingy with the name of the artist and the title of the album on top of the cd
(and then seal the whole thing once more in cellophane… )(and do those sticky thingies have a name…
)Cashed in on some advice from Salami today and brought these home:
Miles Davis-Kind Of Blue
Sarah Vaughan-At Mister Kelly
Duke Ellington-At Newport 1956Robert-hope you like those albums;the Miles Davis one is a perfect late night album,I like on the Sarah Vaughan album how she chats with the audience and that guy who keeps saying SING BABY SING
and the Ellington should get you swingin,especially Dimiendo And Crescendo In Blue,that sax solo is one of the greatest ever played,it got a blonde in the crowd dancing like crazy
DB-what bands are on the Uncle Tupelo tribute?"Grandfather Westinghouse" wrote:DB-what bands are on the Uncle Tupelo tribute?No "really big names" on this one, best-known might be Peter Holsapple and Dolly Varden, but it’s a real fine album, see (and hear some of it) it here…
meat puppets – up on the sun
dinosaur jr – bug
the replacements – tim
black sabbath – master of realityDB-I`ve heard of Anna Fermin`s Trigger Gospel and Duane Jarvis before;looks like a good tribute,good choice of tunes too :aliensmile:
more Dexy’s – Don’t Stand Me Down, Searcing for the Young Soul Rebels, There There my Dear. unfucking believable, Too Rye Ay was the first album I bought in 1982, and it sounds just as good.
Closer – Joy Division
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