Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[Aetas]

The Selecter - Too Much Pressure

Was just scrolling through my stack and happy to find an old love.

[Aetas]

Edgar Froese - Macula Transfer 1976

Unheard and underrated.

Best we can get digital is on

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Recommend ‚PA 701‘.

[68degreesorless]

Got this for the Duane Allman slide work, staying for the Bonnie vocals

[GraemeE]

Work tunes

https://open.spotify.com/album/2dIGnmEIy1WZIcZCFSj6i8?si=2CI4MtAGSM2d55Sv-AcmEA

[Aetas]

Rhinestone Eyes @GraemeE
Rediscovered GORILLAZ with Cracker Island.

[endo]

[GraemeE]

https://open.spotify.com/album/5luHj0bTGg9ta7q9LRXLby?si=UqaVlv2gQRiB-r0UpaC9Cg

[GraemeE]

https://open.spotify.com/album/7j7lsExGJtBHLgDYzjclwk?si=1J3YsZYwQjegdmYT6vf6Cg

[endo]

Naming a favourite film, book, record or so makes no sense, as I see it, as it depends so much on the situation and time in life. But this record @GraemeE has a special place in my heart. I adore this man a lot.

[68degreesorless]

@GraemeE this one is on my want list

[GraemeE]

This one is silly in the best way and is hitting the spot right now

Best description is that's its an instrumental "jazz hands" version of McCartneys RAM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrillington

https://open.spotify.com/album/6rerVeaJHx0THhaCjOXPmB?si=eyMJ_UrRSvqHHOxRGh0Z3g

[Aetas]

Totally unknown @GraemeE
Enjoyed this Wings, Paul and The Beatles wibe on my morning ride.
Heard ‚Revolver‘ after this.

[Aetas]

First hear was at a beach bar on the Greece island Paros, one year after its release.

Still audible…

[GraemeE]

@Jett129 I'm counting on you to have a good story about a colorful interaction with lou reed

No pressure......

[Jett129]

@GraemeE Damn,Sorry,I’ve got nothing,never even saw him,met him and one of my closest friends was his personal assistant for years. I’m sure she could write a book with her stories.

[Jett129]

@GraemeE This is kind of like one degree of separation. Genya Ravan(Former lead singer with a band called Ten Wheel Drive)had signed a production deal with Media Sound Studios in NYC. It was her job to go out and find new bands and bring them to the studio and produce demos for them with the agreement that if they got signed as a result of those demos they’d record their album at the studio. An engineer there said I saw this band Sorrows at CBGBs you should check them out. Fast forward…She’s late getting to a session,she comes in all out of breath and excited because she had just been singing back up vocals on a song for Lou Reeds new album. And she thought it was the craziest/funniest thing that he had them sing…And the colored girls go. Do Da Do etc. etc. Had no idea as to what she was talking about and then the song comes out. We did get signed as a result of those demos,and recorded our first album at that studio. She didn’t produce our album,but she did produce The Dead Boys Young,Loud,and Snotty.

[GraemeE]

@Jett129 there we go - that's what I was looking for

You go from not having any good stories to an anecdote about the recording of one of the most iconic songs of the early 70s

10 out of 10

[Jett129]

@GraemeE Title track from the above anecdote.

[GraemeE]

@Jett129 i dont think ive heard them but on a quick web search there is a Joe Meek connection with at least some of their material so I'm game.

[Jett129]

@GraemeE Had to look up Joe Meek. There was another band with the same name,and maybe he worked with them. Definitely not us.