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Phillip K. Dick John Thomas Eddie & The Hot Rods

Billy Harper Quintet - Antibes '75 [Sam Records]

I reckon Squidco will be your best bet when they list it. I've not see a TUM Bandcamp presence either

The Gruffalo Gruff Rhys The Super Furry Animals

PJ Proby Obi-Wan Kenobi Ken Kesey

Thanks, those names find favour here so will dive. I found the Ayers collaboration didn't quite live up to my expectations. My problem, no-one else's

Now Angel Bat Dawid & Tha Brotherhood - Live fiery

Yes, I imagined the original to be but not the reissue which is what I took colinmce to mean edit to add; just seen it's up for £59 and upwards on Discogs now. Glad I got it when I did. Original, yours for just $899, ha!

Aha, how is that? All the right names...

Really, I didn't realise it was so sought after. I didn't know about it beforehand and bought on a whim as I like Ross, Wertman and Reid separately. Nice set, on first listen. Good that they're repressing, should sort out the gougers a bit. Now onto Pharoah Sanders - Elevation [Impulse, France 1974] been after a nice copy of this for a while

Michael Holding Big Brother & The Holding Company Noel Gallagher

Freddie Starr Hammy The Hamster Francis Bacon

Yeah, looking forward to grabbing this. There can never be too much Hamiet. that cover deserved an LP reissue

Jesse Morrison - The Versatility Of [Abet] and before New Life - Visions Of The Third Eye [Early Future Records, 2021]

Lady Penelope Penelope Pitstop Mutley

Another must-buy

Wow! Definite purchase I was thinking the other day that TUM has been quiet. Why "allegedly"? Do you know otherwise?

The Supremes George Best Richard Goode

Dennis Law P.C.Plod William Peel

J.B.Priestly Elvin Bishop Jean Rook

Hugo Sanchez Victor Hugo Michael Winner

One of the best concerts I've seen was by them, London Jazz Festival

The Unthanks. Alasdair Gray The Vicar Of Bray

Betty Boop Betty Carter Danny Dyer

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - G_d's Pee AT STATES'S END Another masterpiece from the only "Rock" band I still follow. Good to see their idiosyncratic approach to titling persists.