“The early ’80s witnessed the meteoric rise and fall of countless hardcore bands in America. The emergence of a teeming youth whose primary reason for living was utter frustration and ultimately rebellion…
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Ptôse – The Swoop
via The Thing On The Doorstep: “Ptôse, the group, began in ’79 as Ptôse Production when they recorded a cassette album and gave it away to friends. The response was so good…
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The Clouds – Jeannine / You Tell Me Lies 7″
Almost no information about this record exists anywhere on the Internet. The only reference to it that I could find is on a Yahoo Group called “The Texas 60s Music Refuge.” The…
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Surplus Stock – Holland In Not
Experimental/synth band from Germany led by Bob Giddens, who produced the first DAF recordings in the UK. They traversed the musical landscape by recording albums that ranged from minimalist/avant-garde electronic music to,…
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Der Plan – Geri Reig
“Pop music has never sounded stranger than on Der Plan’s debut full-length, Geri Reig, a unique blend of Residents-inspired experimental pop and innovative electronics. A cohesive and endlessly listenable record, it creates…
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Ame Son – Catalyse
This is your Nurse With Wound List warning. Like Aquarius Records before me and their Mississippi Records alerts, a lot of my Treasures From The Collectors Slum blog entries require NWW alerts.…
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Larry Conklin & Jochen Blum – Jackdaw
“As a fan of acoustic guitar & violin interaction, I find this obscure latter day singer-songwriter album appealing. It’s a pro-sounding affair with well-written songs, good male vocals and a uniform, reflective…
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Nirvana – The Story Of Simon Simopath
“One of the most entertaining things to do on websites that allow customer reviews of CDs is read the apoplectic fury Kurt Cobain’s fans have for the original Nirvana, the cultily-adored British…
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Jellyfish – Spilt Milk
Of all the records in my collection, I am probably the most surprised by the value of this long out-of-print Jellyfish record on Charisma. As far as I can tell it came…
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Victor Peraino – Victor Peraino’s Kingdom Come (No Man’s Land)
1975 LP that has been both reissued (with different atwork/tracks) and counterfeited. Victor Peraino was the American keyboard player for Arthur Brown’s Kingdom Come, a band often overlooked in the pantheon of…