March 2014 Finds

james said:tripledouble said:loopable

The "...but s/he's got a great personality!" of record collecting.




When all you are looking for are a couple stabs and then it's straight to the trade stack...yep, exactly like the dating world.
 
HarveyCanal said:james said:tripledouble said:loopable

The "...but s/he's got a great personality!" of record collecting.




When all you are looking for are a couple stabs and then it's straight to the trade stack...yep, exactly like the dating world.

Continuing the analogy, this would, I guess, make record-collector messageboards the "pass" pile of the dating world.





"Yeah, you know what, I'm gonna come back later for this one..."





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"condition issues"
 
Flea markets, thrift stores, shops etc.





Farid El Atrache: Super Belly Dance


─░stanbul ├çalg─▒c─▒lar─▒ / ─░stanbul ┼×ark─▒c─▒lar─▒: Disco Fasil 1 & 2


Tomasz Stańko: C.O.C.X.


In Spe: s/t


Raimonds Pauls, Jānis Peters: Šerloks Holmss


Zodiac: Music In The Universe


Kalyanji Anandji: Muqaddar Ka Sikandar


Bacily: Slune─ìn├¡ V─øk


SBB: Ze Słowem Biegnę Do Ciebie


Darko Domijan: Pastir Kraj Vatre


The Live Experience Band: Live Experience '70 / Tribute To Jimi Hendrix Vol. V








Carolyn Franklin: Baby Dynamite!


Mongo Santamaria: Workin' On a Groovy Thing


Percy Mayfield: Weakness Is a Thing Called Man


Merit Hemmingson: Plays


James Brown: Thinking About Little Willie John And a Few Nice Things


Ricardo Ray Orchestra: Let's Get Down To The Real Nitty Gritty


Gil Evans and His Orchestra: There Comes a Time


Bill Withers: +'Justments


Dennis Coffey & The Detroit Guitar Band: Evolution


Willie Mitchell: On Top


Don Thopson: Fanny Brown


Martha High: s/t








Sun: Sun-Power


The Passage Players: Journey Into Space


The Revolutionary Ensemble: The People's Republic


Eje Thelin Group: s/t


Botkyrka Big Band: s/t


Elliot Fisher: In The Land Of Make Believe


Larry Youn's Fuel: s/t


Los Relampagos: s/t


Bobby Lyle: New Warrior


Roger: The Many Facets Of


Kuh: s/t


Jeanette: Todo Es Nuevo








Soviet booklets with flexi discs.








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james said:Rockadelic said:I love looking at Karlophone's finds....here's mine from the last 6 weeks.







Were Patrick Sky and Dave Van Ronk in some kind of coat-share program?





In an odd coincidence, just the other day I pulled out that kinda dirty Patrick Sky record with the Dave Van Ronk cover on it (the monstrous and excellent "Luang Prabang").




Patrick Sky is one of the 60s folkies who had a vastly underrated and overlooked career. It's always worth a listen if you see one of his records you don't know.