It’s been an exciting few years for Thérèse Williams (aka Tres) and Kitsy Christner. As ten year olds in the early ’70s, the sixth grade students wrote and recorded an album called…
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Dr. Herbert Sperling – Relaxation Hypnosis Self-Hypnosis
Another weird record I have never seen or heard referenced before, it showed up at the store randomly as a part of a collection I was asked to process, and I’ve been…
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On The Frogs
Across the Internet today, a number of tributes to Dennis Flemion have been penned. The founding member (with his younger brother Jimmy) of the independent rock band The Frogs was identified yesterday…
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Sunday Mix Tape Number 267
Phew. What a weekend. Had a solid BBQ dinner followed by a heavy drinking session at Surly Goat on Friday, then took it easy on Saturday night and caught up on season…
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Kengo Iuchi / M.S.B.R. – One
When last you heard of Kengo Iuchi, I was declaring in not-so-uncertain terms that his solo record, ‘Inugami To Kachiku‘ was one of the greatest downer records you’ll ever hear. In fact,…
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On The Cargo Culte Audio Field Report
I mentioned a few months ago that I was being interviewed for the Cargo Culte’s podcast, which is called The Cargo Culte Audio Field Report. Back in April, co-hosts Isreal (@theallseeingi) and…
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Raymond Gottlieb, O.D., Ph.D. – Improve Your Eyesight Without Glasses
I love discoveries such as this. It’s an album recorded by an optometrist that is intended to help the listener train his/her eyes to see better without the use of glasses. The…
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Sunday Mix Tape Number 266
Today we have a lovely mixture of music for your perusal. Because it’s Sunday. And on the 7th day, God (that’s me!) created the Sunday Mix Tape. I don’t have anything else…
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The Top Ten Blue Note Jazz Records
For the past month I have been working on processing a rather large collection of jazz records as part of my day job. It has taught me a lot about the genre,…
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L’Uovo di Colombo – L’Uovo di Colombo
Hailing from the ancient city of Rome (in Italy!), L’Uovo di Colombo was a four-piece progressive rock band touting Toni Gionta on vocals, Enzo Volpini on keyboards, acoustic guitar and vocals, Elio…