AOR : THE REALEST PULLS IN THE GAME
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i'm digging those Adrian Gurvitz & Bill LaBounty tracks.
WaxPoetics posted these 2 mixes of AOR last year, all selected by Ed Motta. there are ton of great tracks on them. not really cheapie AOR records like OP was talkin bout, but definitely worth checking out:
http://www.waxpoetics.com/music/mixtape/the-aor-mix/
http://www.waxpoetics.com/music/mixtape/ed-motta-drops-aor-mix-2-support-u-s-tour/
WaxPoetics posted these 2 mixes of AOR last year, all selected by Ed Motta. there are ton of great tracks on them. not really cheapie AOR records like OP was talkin bout, but definitely worth checking out:
http://www.waxpoetics.com/music/mixtape/the-aor-mix/
http://www.waxpoetics.com/music/mixtape/ed-motta-drops-aor-mix-2-support-u-s-tour/
Jeff Porcaro loveliness
Dwayne Ford - Lovin’ and Losin’ you
Dude from Mr. Mister
Pages - You Need a Hero
Eric Tagg = White Stevie
Erik Tagg - Living Off The Love
Mike McDonald Clone
Greg Guidry - (That's) How Long
Ill beats...
Michael Johnson - Rosalee
Dwayne Ford - Lovin’ and Losin’ you
Dude from Mr. Mister
Pages - You Need a Hero
Eric Tagg = White Stevie
Erik Tagg - Living Off The Love
Mike McDonald Clone
Greg Guidry - (That's) How Long
Ill beats...
Michael Johnson - Rosalee
Haha. I'm going to check for some of these AOR joints. These days, most of the records I've been pulling from record shops have been pic sleeve 45s of 80s and 90s songs that I still like. It's definitely an affordable approach to the game, since you'll never spend more than $5, and 99% of the time spend just $1 or $2.
I've already got my 1,000 (or so) funk and soul records from the turn-of-the-century digs (aka the Soul Strut Golden Age) to listen to. The super-raers that I never found BITD are now on YouTube for the most part, and while I wouldn't pass over an original Manzel at a bargain price, I hold little hope of expanding my collection of OGs much further at this point.
I'm on to estate sales and auctions for antiques. Upholstered chairs, vintage lard tins, restaurant ephemera, and art glass are my current quests. I'll always flip through a pile of records when I see one, but at this point I know it's probably going to be a heap of chud.
I've already got my 1,000 (or so) funk and soul records from the turn-of-the-century digs (aka the Soul Strut Golden Age) to listen to. The super-raers that I never found BITD are now on YouTube for the most part, and while I wouldn't pass over an original Manzel at a bargain price, I hold little hope of expanding my collection of OGs much further at this point.
I'm on to estate sales and auctions for antiques. Upholstered chairs, vintage lard tins, restaurant ephemera, and art glass are my current quests. I'll always flip through a pile of records when I see one, but at this point I know it's probably going to be a heap of chud.
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