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Nowhere Ridge, TN
Quoted from Fulltilt:It’s Jam Saturday Night
I find myself listening to more Little Feat than I think I ever should. Good band.
Quoted from Krupps4:Good band.
I would say Great but that's just cause.
Blue Öyster Cult , Live 1983.
2 lp, Blue Vinyl. Rsd then black friday?
This sold out last year, I couldn't find a copy anywhere.
Then last month 4 copys showed up at my local shop! ?
New press?
No clue.
Great performance, well worth it.
Message from the Transmaniacon Kingdom.
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Quoted from Pickle:Hit the record stores this weekend. Getting hard to find used records I am interested in but found a couple.
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Mobile Fidelity has released several of Dire Straits albums. If you can get them and don’t mind spending a little more highly recommend them (I have LOG on order). image (resized).jpg
Quoted from gonzo73:Sammy Hagar, live Loud and Clear.
Red vinyl.
This was the UK version of All Night Long, US release 1978, UK release 1979.
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Now that I got a a rig set up to play my vinyl I have cleaned, organized, and purged all my junk albums. On top of that I have a few jukeboxes. And when you have Jukes you tend to amass a ridiculous amount of 45’s. I pick them up cheap at garage/estate sales etc. I have been putting this off for quite a while but finally going through stacks/boxes of them. All my Jukes hold 100 records but it’s easy to fill it up so it’s nice to have a selection of records to rotate. I have 4 working and 2 more I am getting ready to restore so I am always looking for new records. Now when you buy stacks/boxes of records at a time you end up with tons of duplicates/crap and some interesting stuff. After cleaning well over 1000 45’s I don’t want to buy another LOL! But now is the fun part ….listening to all of them to find the keepers and purge the rest. Good thing is my wife is helping as her taste is quite a bit different and would hate to get rid of anything she wants. Part of the reason I need several Jukes is so I can have my music and she can have hers. A few pics to give you an idea of how many 45’s…..it’s a ton of work but love the thrill of the hunt to find some cool and interesting records.
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Have this in my juke, and love it. Have always liked this song. 
Quoted from Coyote:Have this in my juke, and love it. Have always liked this song.
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Well I was not familiar with it…..found it while going through my 45’s and it scared the shit out of my wife as she was not expecting it. She looked at me and said it’s a keeper so it will go on one of my boxes.
Fu Manchu, The Action is Go!
2 LP, orange vinyl.
One of the Greatest albums of Fuzzy riffage ever recorded.
Unknown World, Saturn 3, Anodizer, Grendal Snowman, Evil Eye, Urathane, Laserbl' ast!
Pick up a copy if you've never heard the Fu, good album to start.
New press is out now.
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I am 67. I saw him live,then. Still got the lp. He would come out on stage on fire, in a special suit. Hard rocking show in 68.
Quoted from HIPPY:I am 67. I saw him live,then. Still got the lp. He would come out on stage on fire, in a special suit. Hard rocking show in 68.
No shit, seriously? Damn.
I first heard this song when I was around 11 years old, back in the mid-80's My dad had picked up a Juke and when he filled it with 45's, he put this one in. I remember playing it. The opening shoting I did NOT like at that age, but when when the song started, I loved it. I didn't really get the lyrics at the time, and was even more confused when my mom got angry at my dad for having that in there. I figured it was because of the 'bad word'.
Of course, THEN my mom found out that my dad ALSO put Clarance Carter's "Strokin'" in the juke. Yeah, I remember that didn't go over well either. Heh.
Both are in my juke now. 
Quoted from Coyote:No shit, seriously? Damn.
I first heard this song when I was around 11 years old, back in the mid-80's My dad had picked up a Juke and when he filled it with 45's, he put this one in. I remember playing it. The opening shoting I did NOT like at that age, but when when the song started, I loved it. I didn't really get the lyrics at the time, and was even more confused when my mom got angry at my dad for having that in there. I figured it was because of the 'bad word'.
Of course, THEN my mom found out that my dad ALSO put Clarance Carter's "Strokin'" in the juke. Yeah, I remember that didn't go over well either. Heh.
Both are in my juke now.
Yes, seriously. He was the backup for Steppenwolf, Magic Carpet Ride show. Good stuff.
Quoted from Coyote:No shit, seriously? Damn.
I first heard this song when I was around 11 years old, back in the mid-80's My dad had picked up a Juke and when he filled it with 45's, he put this one in. I remember playing it. The opening shoting I did NOT like at that age, but when when the song started, I loved it. I didn't really get the lyrics at the time, and was even more confused when my mom got angry at my dad for having that in there. I figured it was because of the 'bad word'.
Of course, THEN my mom found out that my dad ALSO put Clarance Carter's "Strokin'" in the juke. Yeah, I remember that didn't go over well either. Heh.
Both are in my juke now.
I gotta say, your Dad had good taste in music. Clarence Carter was really good. He did a song called Patches, around 1970, classic, poor son story.
Quoted from HIPPY:I gotta say, your Dad had good taste in music. Clarence Carter was really good. He did a song called Patches, around 1970, classic, poor son story.
It's where I got my odd tastes from, definitely.
Love me some Clarence Carter.
Love me with a Feeling is probably my favorite song of his… it’s blues and raunchy in all the right ways.
Time to start Friday night off right..
My wife wife really likes Rainbow. Just got this today.
LONG LIVE ROCK N ROLL!
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I've come across some odd ones in my searches for 45's for my jukes...
One I can't find at the moment, but it contains 4 Coca-Cola radio commercials. Each side has two, and the spots are seperated - can't put it in my jukebox because one spot's runout does not lead into the other spot.
This one is similar, but contains short "breaks", meant to be played by a radio station between songs, breaks, and commercials (spots). They still do this today, by the way. Like the aforementioned Coke advertisement, these breaks are completely isolated, so one will not play into the other. I have a few vinyls of these:
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This one I saw and had to take home with me. For the price, I woulda gotten it ANYWAYS, but I thought this was neat to have.
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This one is interesting - I've never seen a one-sided 45. Yes, I tried playing it in my juke, but sadly, the uncut pattern isn't enough to cause the juke's needle to reject the record.
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This one has a little bit of a story. This is one of a set of records released by Rowe/AMI. These were available from the manufacturer, and to be used if you installed an accessory called the "Play-Me" in your Juke. This accessory essentially turned your juke into an adverstiment. When installed, if no selections are made within a set (configurable) time, the juke would automatically play a record. You could have it play a full song if you wanted - or get one of these, which were popular artists (at the time) that promoted "Play a song in the bar!" type messages. Yes, they were all made out of red vinyl, even back then.
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I have some other strange ones, including a complete NASA recording of the first lunar landing.
Aah, things you find in the cheap bins at vinyl stores.
Here's some more Rare oddball Red Rocker LP's
For you Hagar maniacs.
Sammy Hagar, promo sampler, covering Standing Hampton, Three Lock Box, and VOA.
Listened to this constantly back in the day.
Sammy Hagar, collection.
This is just, Nine On a Ten Scale on a german label with different cover??
VOA, Japan press with Obi, inserts, and a rare Hype sticker,
Sammy Hagar, The Very Best, Red Alert ! Dial Nine! Early best of from England I believe.
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That test pressing of Peter Frampton is a rare find.
I later found the commercial, final pressing that came from this, too.
1 week later
Deep Purple, Concerto for group and orchestra. 1969. Jon Lords magnum opus.
This is the 1977 6th or 7th Japan press? They love Blackmore and Purple in Japan.
It's amazing how many times the Purple and Rainbow catalogue was pressed in Japan from 1970-1985, all with different Obi's.
A collectors nightmare.
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Very cool that you actually got this, I couldn't get a straight answer from any of my local shops as to when it was actually going to come out. Hoping they will release a not so special addition in the future, because that album is so damn good!
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check these guys out.My order has been pushed back, glad you got yours.
Finally got my order, think I can get all three completed tonight.
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I agree it was a very confusing release. Seems that it was released on RSD in the UK but the release was somehow botched in the US. It is one of my favorite records and I’ll admit, I paid a premium for it.
I was also skeptical of the hype after so many attempts at releasing it through the years all claiming to finally get the mix right. But believe me, this truly is a phenomenal mix of this album and it lives up to every bit of the hype. It sounds the way I suspect it should have on first release.
I hope it gets a wider release. L.A.M.F. Is one of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll records ever recorded by one hell of a band and it deserves to be heard in this presentation. If you can track one down, I promise you won’t be disappointed.
Prince, Welcome 2 America. Deluxe Edition. 2Lp 1 CD 1Blueray. Poster, booklet, and other ephemera.
Recorded and finished in 2010, shelved for no known reason.
Released last month.
Amazing old school early 70's styled soul.
If you dig early solo Curtis Mayfield you will like this.
The female backup singers are a high point.
The blue ray is a full show from the Forum in 2011, during the 21 nights in Los Angeles.
Great stuff.
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Quoted from gonzo73:Prince, Welcome 2 America. Deluxe Edition. 2Lp 1 CD 1Blueray. Poster, booklet, and other ephemera.
Recorded and finished in 2010, shelved for no known reason.
Released last month.
Thank you. Ordered!! I'm gonna' love this.
Quoted from Fulltilt:Thank you. Ordered!! I'm gonna' love this.
The mind boggles, that a gorgeous album like Welcome 2 America was shelved.
Prince focused on near constant touring from 2010-2016 and released no albums from 2010 2013, he had released almost an album a year for his entire career.
This is the first full new music studio album released from the legendary VAULT.
And by all accounts there are dozens of Full Albums that Prince recorded and put in the vault. Crazy!
Who knows what amazing stuff will be unearthed.
Thankfully all the Vault contents have been moves to Iron Mountain in Hollywood and has been catalogued and digitized.
This is Amazing also,
Prince, Originals 2 LP.
These are the songs he wrote and gave to others, most became huge hits.
These are his Originals, Prince singing and guitar, and probobly every other instrument.
Genius.
20210729_224335 (resized).jpg20210729_224352 (resized).jpgAny old-school Country/Folk guys here? I have another 45 test pressing record. Completely unlabeled. One side is Gary Stewart's 'Cactus and a Rose'. However, the other side is unrecognizable by any song-search I've been able to find and send it through. Would like some help trying to identify it.
It’s great to see all the love for prince in here. I am from Detroit Michigan and the legendary late night d j - mojo brought me to prince.
I bought 1999 and purple rain. I went to parties as a tenth grader with girls wearing camisoles.
Prince took the clothes off of the party. Many of the girls. My little brain was getting something it liked.
Lonely Christmas
Quoted from gonzo73:The mind boggles, that a gorgeous album like Welcome 2 America was shelved
Thanks again for pointing that album out. Gorgeous package! Any Prince fan needs to have that.
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