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That's essentially a sponsored ad for Marantz.

The mistake is to not take those lyrics literally.

it's all about going beyond the waking, conscious, forced external intrusional-delusional stimuli and getting into what lies beyond.

Better yet, plug them in an don't "rock it".

There was a Roseanne Cash record on Blue Note?

Montego Joe came to Dallas with Ted Curson in the late 1970s as "featured guests" at an attemted-annual John Coltrane Festival. Both did not behave well nor play particularly well either. Curson had a documented history to support this performance being a big let-down instead of a determination indicator, but with Montego Joe, I'm afraid it was more or less a "fuck this clown and his New York Attitude no playing ass" thing. James Clay, who was also the leader of the bnad that accompanied them, extended that verdict to both of them, but that was James clay's prerogative, certainly not mine!

and even more with!

+ Karen Mantler

aHA! Thank you.

Skeeved out?

The Power Mowers - Sharpening The Blade b/w Your Ass Found in a Goodwill, with a Mexican picture sleeve, no less!

Schlitz in a can, eh?

And for gatefolds, put the inside of the jacket on the inside of the shirt. Nobody will know. And how hip is THAT????

Boris the Spider - Adventures In The Tangled Web

I know, right? fat-fingers amuck. Now, let's be hipper than hip and push the envelope - liner notes/back covers on t-shirts. Either put them on the back of the shirt, or on the front by itself.

OOPS!!!! $30.00. Sorry.

A friend gave me this, and I thought it was a CD. It's not, it's an MP3 disc, and it's taken be three days to get through it all! And TOTALLY worth it! https://www.otrcat.com/p/jack-benny-and-fred-allen-feud 37 old time radio show recordings (total playtime 21 hours, 17 min) available in the following formats: 1 MP3 CD or 20 Audio CDs

I have both, bought from Jazz Record Mart in 1981, during a three week gig in Des Plaines, with a "hotel show band". It was funny, too, you had to order them a week in advance, because it was one of those things where if you didn't reserve it, you wouldn't get it, they were selling with that kind of rapidity. First saw/heard the a few years before. A college buddy from Houston had them somehow. They were really pricey, around $330/per iirc. Way of range on a student budget, but for somebody who got paid cash weekly, not too big of a sacrifice. Those records were "legendary" right off the bat, actually, and that was before a lot of people actually heard them!

https://www.discogs.com/label/1175188-Party-Record

Candy Finch Baby Ruth Joe Dimaggio

as for ETC...make mine this one, and on a bleach-bright white!

I'm thinking these would look best in black, but that seems like a cliché, so I certainly welcome other opinion:

Kinda disappointed about the party records.

Party records?