Wax Treasure (Vinyl)
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@setandsetting oh man you're in for a treat. The Bed is in the Ocean is my personal fave. I'd say they began in that sort of Unwound zone, but the lead singer/songwriter/guitarist is also very into jazz, so the records took on this almost indie/post-punk-meets-Steely-Dan sort of character. It's fantastic.
Dunno, Steely Dan are very polarizing and I know that sort of description can be an immediate turn-off for some, but they're one of my very favorite bands, so what can I say... Karate exist in a very cool cross-section of my tastes.
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Unwound meets Steely Dan? I could be really down with this.
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Man that’s an awesome looking comp, hadn’t seen it before. That takes me back to such a specific era that I’m SO fond of, sorta around my college years (gasp… turn of the century).
Also love to see the old stuff on there — Jean Jacques Perry and Dick Hyman both rule.
Edit AAAAH GRAND ROYAL. This is making so much sense. Shit I miss that label.
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@popvulture I think the world (the 6 or so people that follow this thread) needs to see some of the deeper cuts in your stash
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Haha cool I've got a few — I'll start taking more pics as I throw stuff on. The collection's pretty all over the place, but definitely in line with a lotta tastes of said 6 or so peeps
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I dont think this is an official/authorized release but it hits the spot on a Sunday night
Edit: confirmed unofficial
https://www.discogs.com/release/2791268-My-Bloody-Valentine-Lost-Tracks-And-Rare-Cuts -
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@steelydan you've been on a roll with your weekend buys
I'm curious as to what part of the world you are doing your shopping in
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@GraemeE said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):
@setandsetting excellent john McEntire connection from my last one
Now playing this recent show from SF: https://archive.org/details/tortoise2023-03-30
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