deathstick.bsky.social
Vinyl collector, video games, movies, music, I do graphic design and art from time to time as well. Full of useless information.
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That’s Alan Forbes artwork!!
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I picked up the Analogue Productions 45rpm release of this and I get chills just thinking about how great this is.
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A desert island album for me. This was their best lineup and best tour-only because I didn’t see them play with Jimmy Page.
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I bought an OG pressing when it came out, just to record it to a cassette because the vinyl was released a week early. Should have held on to it.
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Demon Fuzz-Afreaka! Someone turned me onto this years ago and it’s stuck with me. They finally reissued it on vinyl a few years ago. The cd was out of print for a while as well.
youtu.be/XQXGVIfYrGQ?...
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Curious about which club-I’m in CT
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This entire album is HOLY SHIT good…and you get Ginger Baker to boot. I guess this was supposed to be a recording session that turned into a live show at Abbey Road.
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Marc F’N Ford on guitars with him on this tour too. RIP Juan Nelson on the bass.
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Any time you wanna send this over Dave, I’d be more than happy to check it out! Enjoy!!
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I hadn’t listened to this in a long while, and recently when I put it on was shocked at how I knew most all the words to every single song. Such a great album
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Maybe the 12”, but I did see a 7” listing with the extra tracks on it as well.
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Does the Crowes single have “Words You Throw Away” and “Rainy Day Women” on the B-side?
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The CD reissues had an extra disc with a live show and they were fantastic.
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I got a peach copy at the beginning of the week and it sounds great!
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The hivemind got me to seek this out and it arrived earlier this week. Well worth the purchase-“can you get to that” and “hit it and quit it” are a great 1-2 punch.
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My favorite part of the Goo’s lore is them being a punk band for their first three albums on Metal Blade. And “Hold Me Up” is a desert island album for me.
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Same, and for under $200
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Killer debut album and what a launchpad for Recovering the Satellites.
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I sent a video of it to a friend of mine a while back, and when he looked in his, lo and behold it was in there! It’s definitely included in the Blue special edition, but some of the regular pressings have/had it as well.
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Dang…I looked in mine for one as well, but I assume it wasn’t in there to begin with.
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You evil bastard-I love it!!!
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Does it have the spaceship insert??
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I wore my cassette out the summer this was released!
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That album manages to bend time somehow, and I can’t explain how
It feels far longer than its runtime.
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I miss Charles…a lot.
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Hans…bubbie…
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I learn something new every day!
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It’s perfect from start to finish.
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Check for “wly” in the runout on both sides-mastered by Wally Traugott. The record is great already, but Wally’s mix is pretty awesome.
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Check out the Doug and Rusty Kershaw episode of Cocaine and Rhinestones for more about the making of On The Beach. I don’t wanna spoil any of it but WOW…you’ll love it even more.
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I love going back to an album years later and finding it’s aged even better than expected.
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And then there’s his Jack the Ripper gimmick, which is amazing as well.
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I saw the last night of the tour in Boston-3hrs 25 minutes straight through, no breaks. Definitely got my moneys worth.
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Gonna have to grab this one. I was given a box set of the Otis Redding live cd’s one year for Christmas-I can only imagine this is on par with those.
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Anything interesting in the runout on that one?
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Desert island album!
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One of the most underrated rhythm sections ever!!
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First album I bought with my own money.
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Iron Maiden’s Piece of Mind was the first record I bought with my own money.
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The anniversary reissues have been fantastic.
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Does it say “porky” in the runout? Those copies are said to sound pretty good.
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I picked this up when it came out after reading what John Popper had to say about it in an interview: “It was so powerful that I’ve started smoking cigarettes again”.
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Digital music has changed the vessel that music used to be delivered in. There used to be a presentation with the music you were intaking that was just as much part of the package.
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My best friend and I are always finding stuff that we love from our personal collections and gifting each other. Plenty of stuff I can find that he doesn’t have the time to find on his own and vice versa. And my concert buddy would always get tickets to a show for
Christmas-that’s a no brainer.
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I go back and forth between this and Hollywood Town Hall-so hard to decide between them!
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It was definitely an unexpected surprise as I was only familiar with the Hall and Oates records.