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Still sounds great 35+ years later. 36 cover variations – this one I’ve had since the mid eighties. Known for the hits but also has the glorious weirdness…
Love this Coil’s Panic/Tainted Love 12″ from 1985 on Wax Trax (in the US). Believe this may have been the first benefit single for AIDS research – certainly…
RiP Ric Ocasek Both from record fair at Mill No. 5 in Lowell MA
2011 reissue of The National’s Boxer on yellow vinyl – found this at Flashback London earlier this year Love this band and especially Matt Berninger’s vocals.
‘Til Tuesday’s second album, 1986. @realaimeemann is still the coolest.
Self-titled sophomore album by The Band (aka the brown album) 1969. Another find from @millno5 @the_band_official
Picked this up at @millno5 a few weeks back – Sue Records ILP 927 from 1965. Great two part “It Hurts Me Too” and “Standing at the Crossroads”
Beautiful soul album pairing Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway in 1972 – picked up at @millno5 during their “Hole Thing” donuts and vinyl event earlier this month.
Loving this first solo album by Brittany Howard from Alabama Shakes This version I picked up in London on Sandstone colored vinyl with a bonus white vinyl 7″…
The re-release by @frontierrecords of what was FLP 1008, the self-titled debut by Salvation Army, which would become The Three O’Clock. http://twitter.com/michaelquercio.
General Public, Hand to Mouth (1986). Second album from the group formed by The [English] Beat’s Dave Wakeling and @rankingroger (RIP), along with Mickey Billingham (Dexy’s Midnight Runners)…
Defenestration was Tyson Todd Meade’s band from Norman OK, before Chainsaw Kittens. ( @ttmeade on instagram, http://twitter.com/dadacameltalk & tysonmeade.com) . He’s got new music out again . ….
Extended Play Hot Mix Versions? A Passport to the World’s New Music? Specials AKA “Free Nelson Mandela”? Yes, please.
Hardcore for Monday. Remember the early Reagan era? The so-called “moral majority”? @jello_biafra_gsm does
Bob Dylan looking like I feel. Hard Rain was captured on the second leg of the Rolling Thunder Revue, so T Bone Burnett, Gary Burke, Scarlet Rivera, Steven…
A few Cure singles/12-inches from the early 80s.
Keeping on that same theme. Like most of my Beatles vinyl this is an eighties pressing (rainbow labels with rim text). Would have been so rocking to hear…