In honor of my neighborhood being rechristened with a green-friendly moniker, I figure now's a good time to post another compilation of slowed-down music discoveries.
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Ilhan Mimaroglu – Wings Of The Delirious Demon And Other Electronic Works
As both storage and income have become issues lately, your humble narrator (and self-identified Collector Scum) is forced to search through his record shelves in search of detritus. Using the criteria “Is it…
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Jackie Jackson – Los Angeles Dodgers Safari (1965)
As a Mets fan, I feel dirty for writing about piece of Dodgers-related ephemera. Alas, this one is pretty unique — special, even! — so I can set aside my bias for a…
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Dick McCormack – Voices In The Hills
There I was, sitting at the Coffee Bean on Beverly near La Brea. Mets hat on, University of Vermont hoodie crumpled up in a ball on the back seat of my car.…
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Gil Veda – This Man
From the first strains (and I should emphasize the word strains here) of “Prison Without Bars” it’s clear this is not your usual lounge-y/ballad-y/rock-y mash-up of styles commonly found on private-press, homemade recordings. This…
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Sue – Songs By Sue
Ten songs. Nineteen minutes. No, this is not an exclusive look at the new Anal Cunt record. Nor is it a fond look back at some early Minutemen demos. This is Songs…
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Richard H. Baker – The First Coming
This one’s a pretty big deal in the sense that if you search Google for “Richard H. Baker” and “The First Coming” there’s practically no information available about this album except for…
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Don Snow Army – On Rock Mountain
“The Don Snow Army has a prime objective: to climb up Rock Mountain! They came together eight years ago from three little towns in Southern California. Over twenty musical soldiers have done…
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Janarae Merkley – Janarae & Noonday (Johnson, 1970s)
Pretty much nothing exists (on the internet) in regards to this record. Hell, I don’t even know if it was issued with that generic looking die-cut cover, or if someone along the…
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Chicago Oriental Band – Chicago Oriental Band (Medinah Temple)
That this record hasn’t been championed — how any of its 14 tracks haven’t been featured on a comp curated by some crate-digger DJ or turntablist — is beyond me. Take a nearly-unlistenable but awesome marching band…