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Anyone out there have a copy of Matthew Africa's "Groove Merchant Records Turns 20 Anniversary Mix " to share: http://cratesofjr.blogspot.com/2011/03/download-groove-merchant-records-turns.html Link on the page is dead. Thanks!

So a family member gave me a gift of a clock made out of a record, where they carved out the numbers and some other etchings. They used an Allmans Brother record, but I thinking of switching it up and putting on a label from one of the thrashed records I have lying around. I know that DJs used...

cai said: p_gunn said:1. free yr mind and yr azz....-funkadelic 2. self portrait- ruth copeland I've not heard Ruth Copeland 'Self Portrait' but are Funkadelic really all over it? I was led to believe that a lot of it is Ruth with an acoustic guitar. Happy to be corrected.. While I...

ketan said: Yeah, i had no clue! Maybe a Marshall santoor? http://www.kunalsantoor.com/images/instruments-santoor.jpg The instrument is a harpejji --> http://www.marcodi.com/ And back on the main topic: caught Stevie in April, so great. If you get a chance to go, do...

Found a treastie on the 'bad meaning bad'-ness of this video: http://www.dominionofnewyork.com/2011/07/14/singing-is-his-forte-music-videos-not-so-much/#.Ve4B4HuNuyN

dukeofdelridge said:They seem really DISCONNECTED Exactly. And the talk of the covers they've done reminded me: all of the ones they've done post-"Black Album" I've heard sound more produced that the Cliff-era records. They were much better when they didn't 'think too much' and just...

kala said:cliff took it with him He left a little of the attitude and feel for these ones, but it was all gone by the "Black Album" and replaced by Bob Rock: It's funny, "Damage INC" came on the radio the other day, and turned it up to 11 just like when I was 14. And...

I was in DC last weekend, and I was able to swing through and check out the MM exhibit. Here are some cellphone pics:

One of my favorite mixes, if you don't know about it, get familiar.

I recently copped an Amazon Fire TV box, and there's a gang of docus freely available via Prime that'll keep me busy for a while. Watched "A Band Called Death" yesterday, two thumbs up.

I caught the Dock Ellis docu on On Demand yesterday. Didn't know much about him apart from the "LSD no-no", but he was definitely a character, especially if you love baseball. And on the music tip, the score was done by Ad-Rock, as well as tunes by Mickey and the Soul Generation and Death...

Just picked this up today at Rock and Soul near Penn Station in NYC, and they still have a few copies left.

Big_Stacks said: A fellow Retro Fitness member, the gym colors are unmistakeable.

Controller_7 said:Yeah, sad end, especially considering his motives. Didn't want to see him go. Agreed, that final scene had me gutted. But so well done. And they lined up some interesting plot lines for the next season. I wonder if this also wraps up everything with Gillian...

I rolled up on Friday on the little dude tip. Didn't have a lot of money to spend, but I came into NYC to meet up with a buddy for dinner, then to WFMU to basically window shop and people watch. Finally came up on a low-priced copy of Pharoah Sanders' "Izipho Zam", which had been avoiding me...

Beatsoup said: Oooooh, that isn't hot.

Calling O-Dub and anyone else: if you want to step to Lyn to get more info on "Take Me With You", she'll be at the upcoming NJ KISS expo: http://njkissexpo.com/Home_Page.html

pkny said:Any, great record and deserving of SS Top 10 status. BTW, didn't someone on here end up buying the chair on the 'Bay (Cosmo?)? Never mind, found the recent thread update on this: http://www.soulstrut.com/index.php/forums/viewthread/26383/P80/#1079187

I run into EK records all the time, but rarely see clean copies of "People Hold On". I had copped one in the summer of 2005, then gave it up a few weeks later as part of the Heatrocks auction. Haven't see one since, except for the time a few years ago, when I was at a store looking through the...