23. "I didn't think it would be so hard to find them again." In response to Reply # 9
I ordered one from the label's site, it never arrived so after i complained i ended up getting two in the package. then i already had one on back order from UGHH which finally made it. i remember sitting in my room with three unopened copies. my girl at the time really liked the album after i introduced her to it, so i gave her a copy. I gave my boy a copy because we're both into the same music. then my cousin's bday came up and i figured it'd be a good gift.
i haven't even thought to look for another copy, always figured i'd come across one. I gotta hit up my cousin and let her know used copies are going for a high price.
12. "I'm 100% sure funcrusher got reissued" In response to Reply # 11
yet its still hard as fuck to find. I mean I guess thats expected, it IS co-flow. I'm not sure if the version I ordered is the reissue or the OG though, either way I'm going to be happy
Blu I have no idea, but I feel like it got reissued too.
6. "A few: The Politicians - Psycha-Soula-Funkadelic" In response to Reply # 0 Mon Jul-15-13 03:42 PM by mrhood75
T La Rock - On a Warpath Lakim Shabazz - Pure Righteousness Superlover Cee and Casanova Rud - Girls I Get 'Em Locked Buster Williams - Pinnacle Sweet Apple - self-titled Elephant's Memory - Take it to the Streets
Some other hip-hop ones from the late '80s/early '90s that I'm forgetting. I'll probably add more later.
13. "Man, Elephants memory..." In response to Reply # 6
I see their first album -which is underrated psych-corn- used cheap all the time but practically never their other stuff; pretty strange... Granted, I live in sweden but still...
19. "RE: Hood, I may have a fairly cheap hookup on this one:" In response to Reply # 6
>Elephant's Memory - Take it to the Streets > Almost positive there's a pretty nice copy of this one on vinyl at my friend's shop. Want me to check?
>Buster Williams - Pinnacle Shit, I bought this back when 32 Jazz reissued it and thought nothing of it. Just now looked at going prices. Not a super pricey item, but jeez.
21. "RE: Hood, I may have a fairly cheap hookup on this one:" In response to Reply # 19
> >Almost positive there's a pretty nice copy of this one on >vinyl at my friend's shop. Want me to check?
Yeah, thanks a bunch, dude. I appreciate it.
>>Buster Williams - Pinnacle >Shit, I bought this back when 32 Jazz reissued it and thought >nothing of it. Just now looked at going prices. Not a super >pricey item, but jeez.
This one has always bugged me, because I could have bought a copy of it almost 10 years ago. I was a Groove Merchant in SF, and the owner threw it on and told me to cop it. It was for like $50 at the time, which I probably could have afforded, but balked for whatever reason. Of course, haven't seen it since. I'm an idiot.
14. "RE: Albums that you really want to own physically" In response to Reply # 0
Somebody gave me a usb turntable recently as a gift, which encourages me to start buying some of the vinyl-only releases I wanted but didn't bother with as I didn't have a convenient way to listen (it wasn't just a matter of owning a turntable; if not for files and mp3 players it would be even more difficult for me to work music listening into my daily life than it already is).
As far as specifics, a lot of what I want to get is either old jazz not otherwise available, a lot of electronic stuff (e.g. I'd like to have a lot of the older/classic Detroit 12"s and EPs on vinyl), and even just 12"s, singles, and remixes of artists I like, as well as b-sides that I'm curious about. For the fun of collecting but listening as well.
If anyone wants to get rid of any of the following for a decent price, let me know:
New York Contemporary Five-Consequences (NOT the live-albums but a studio-one) Archie Shepp&John Tchicai-Rufus New York Art Quartet-Mohawk Marion Brown-Juba-Lee Ric Colbeck-the Sun is coming up
All those were released on the fontana-label in the 60's and I can never find these fucking records in physical form outside of expensive ebay auctions that I never win. SOME of them were reissued in japan on cd in the 80's-90's but those are just as rare as the vinyls now.
Noah Howard-Space Dimension. For some reason, verve did not reissue this one with the other America-releases in the 90's which is strange since it IMO is stronger than its sister-album, Frank Wright's "uhuru nah uoja" which got a reissue... The shit on america is not that hard to find used in sweden for decent prices but I've never seen this one...
26. "Prince - The Rainbow Children" In response to Reply # 0
- One Be Lo - S.o.n.o.g.r.a.m. - The Roots - Do You Want More?!!!??! - Binary Star – Masters Of The Universe - D'Angelo - Brown Sugar - Saul Williams – Amethyst Rock Star & The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of NiggyTardust
The list goes on, but anytime I see those LPs in stores, they're mad expensive, aka not for me.
32. "Miles Davis - Kind of Blue" In response to Reply # 0
Seriously considering springing for the 50th Anniversary copy of vinyl.
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