What have you been listening to?

[MrMari]

[Allhallowsday]

THE FLYING LIZARDS 

[Rev. Powell]

"Retrospective: The Best of Buffalo Springfield."  Like the Neil Young compositions, the others not so much.

[Allhallowsday]

[HappyGilmore]

WWF The Music Volume 4


UHF Original Motion Picture Soundtrack and Other Stuff by "Weird Al" Yankovic


Antichrist Superstar by Marilyn Manson


Stop Drop and Roll!!! by Foxboro Hottubs

[El Misfit]

Bad Religion- The Empire Strikes First


The F Ups- The F Ups


MXPX- Secret Weapon

[Allhallowsday]

JOE TURNER Every Day In The Week The Original DECCA Recordings

[Newt]

Graham Nash David Crosby

Bought a stack of LP's at a yard sale - all unopened (in their original plastic wrap) and from the '70's.  It was like cracking open a time capsule - the experience was almost surreal.

[Rev. Powell]

"Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares" by the Bulgarian State Radio & Television Female Vocal Choir.  Wow, this is like no music I've eve heard before.  Otherworldly.

[HappyGilmore]

Hooray for Boobies by Bloodhound Gang


Rebirth by Lil Wayne


Recovery by Eminem


Walk Among Us by The Misfits

[Allhallowsday]

Graham Nash David Crosby

Bought a stack of LP's at a yard sale - all unopened (in their original plastic wrap) and from the '70's.  It was like cracking open a time capsule - the experience was almost surreal.

Cool... did you find anything good?   

JOBRIATH

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

MXPX- Secret Weapon

How is this? I have a burned copy of it that doesn't work.

[Newt]

Graham Nash David Crosby

Bought a stack of LP's at a yard sale - all unopened (in their original plastic wrap) and from the '70's.  It was like cracking open a time capsule - the experience was almost surreal.

Cool... did you find anything good?    

   Yes: that one was a bit of a disappointment - the only track I liked at all was the first one (Southbound Train).  The songs generally came off as a bit...unfinished?

AHD I have *no* idea what you would consider 'good' amongst the ones we brought home.    Let's see: there is
Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Mardi Gras" (1972)
Deep Purple's "Machine Head" (1972)
Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick" (1972)
Alice Cooper's "Killer" (1971)
America's "America" (1972)
Carole King's "Tapestry" (1971) and Neil Young's "Harvest" (1972)

The original price stickers had them selling at $3.99 - except for Tapestry: for some reason that one was a whopping $5.19!

[Allhallowsday]

Graham Nash David Crosby
Bought a stack of LP's at a yard sale - all unopened (in their original plastic wrap) and from the '70's.  It was like cracking open a time capsule - the experience was almost surreal.

Cool... did you find anything good?    

   Yes: that one was a bit of a disappointment - the only track I liked at all was the first one (Southbound Train).  The songs generally came off as a bit...unfinished?
AHD I have *no* idea what you would consider 'good' amongst the ones we brought home.    Let's see: there is
Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Mardi Gras" (1972)
Deep Purple's "Machine Head" (1972)
Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick" (1972)
Alice Cooper's "Killer" (1971)
America's "America" (1972)
Carole King's "Tapestry" (1971) and Neil Young's "Harvest" (1972)
The original price stickers had them selling at $3.99 - except for Tapestry: for some reason that one was a whopping $5.19!

All of those would be preferable to CROSBY/NASH, and I luvya, guys, let's do lunch.     What's cool is the records were sealed,  I love when that happens.  BTW Tapestry cost more because it was a sure seller, for years, one of the top 10 grossing records. 
BLACK EYED PEAS The E.N.D.
 

[Rev. Powell]

"Primo" by Cal Tjader.