I am extremely excited about getting this!! This was one of my top albums of the 2000s probably, and I saw Sam Roberts a few times during that era (when he was at his best and had two really good releases in a row... before he created Sam Roberts Band). I feel kinda lucky to have scored it for $65CAD (NM-), given when this vinyl came out, and with this small-time band. Scarce product really.
That’s awesome! Great album. I played the hell out of it (and specifically “Don’t Walk Away Eileen” and “Brother Down”) on my college radio station back in the day.
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There are a few albums from back in the day that I liked...Linkin Park's first three, some POD. But never got into much beyond that and never could stand Limp Bizkit or Korn.
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There are a few albums from back in the day that I liked...Linkin Park's first three, some POD. But never got into much beyond that and never could stand Limp Bizkit or Korn.
I never saw Korn as numetal. Hell they were around before that genre even existed. Their first few albums killed. Limpbizkit? They had one album I liked and that was it. Significant Other. That Nookie riff by Boreland is legendary.
Never got into POD, the We are we are tune is catchy.
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strangest shit. 2nd time its happened. not 2 days I am searching discogs for several Cult records. THIS title doesnt have a reissue at all. 87 pressings thats it. Grabbed my rsd stuff and hit the used bins. BOOM. Then under the card section I find the 12 inch promo single.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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"Goin' down to the Medicine Show," oh yeah! There's are excellent live versions of the songs "Medicine Show" and "John Coltrane Stereo Blues" on this cool album:
strangest shit. 2nd time its happened. not 2 days I am searching discogs for several Cult records. THIS title doesnt have a reissue at all. 87 pressings thats it. Grabbed my rsd stuff and hit the used bins. BOOM. Then under the card section I find the 12 inch promo single.
strangest shit. 2nd time its happened. not 2 days I am searching discogs for several Cult records. THIS title doesnt have a reissue at all. 87 pressings thats it. Grabbed my rsd stuff and hit the used bins. BOOM. Then under the card section I find the 12 inch promo single.
"Goin' down to the Medicine Show," oh yeah! There's are excellent live versions of the songs "Medicine Show" and "John Coltrane Stereo Blues" on this cool album:
"Goin' down to the Medicine Show," oh yeah! There's are excellent live versions of the songs "Medicine Show" and "John Coltrane Stereo Blues" on this cool album:
K man! I liked the first album for years but never went deeper in the catalogue. Enjoying it so far 👍
Very cool! This is the one remaining band I would consider sacrificing a little of what's left of my hearing to go and see. (Dinosaur Jr would be the other one, but they would destroy any remaining hearing I have, so I've had to pass on a couple of opportunities to catch them).
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Picked up some old RSD stock for $10 ea. The last Crass recording, Scream reissue with Grohl, Flag Day, Dio, and a used Dream Syndicate.
Another Dream Syndicate score shows up here- very cool! Other than Dio, I don't know the others you got there (nor the film, "Flag Day" but I just looked up the song list so I probably should, huh? LOL). All look interesting.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Picked up some old RSD stock for $10 ea. The last Crass recording, Scream reissue with Grohl, Flag Day, Dio, and a used Dream Syndicate.
Another Dream Syndicate score shows up here- very cool! Other than Dio, I don't know the others you got there (nor the film, "Flag Day" but I just looked up the song list so I probably should, huh? LOL). All look interesting.
Crass were anarcho-punk from the late 70’s and early ‘80. Scream was a DC based/Dischord hardcore band that Dave Grohl played drums for in the 80’s.
Picked up some old RSD stock for $10 ea. The last Crass recording, Scream reissue with Grohl, Flag Day, Dio, and a used Dream Syndicate.
Another Dream Syndicate score shows up here- very cool! Other than Dio, I don't know the others you got there (nor the film, "Flag Day" but I just looked up the song list so I probably should, huh? LOL). All look interesting.
Crass were anarcho-punk from the late 70’s and early ‘80. Scream was a DC based/Dischord hardcore band that Dave Grohl played drums for in the 80’s.
I saw Scream in DC in the 80s in a church basement as part of an Amnesty International benefit. Years later I wondered if Dave Grohl was playing with them at the time. Then I saw he mentioned in his book about playing an Amnesty International benefit with them. So, I would like to think that was the one I was at.
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Picked up some old RSD stock for $10 ea. The last Crass recording, Scream reissue with Grohl, Flag Day, Dio, and a used Dream Syndicate.
Another Dream Syndicate score shows up here- very cool! Other than Dio, I don't know the others you got there (nor the film, "Flag Day" but I just looked up the song list so I probably should, huh? LOL). All look interesting.
Flag Day soundtrack is very tastefully done. Have enjoyed it thoroughly outside of the context of the film which I have not seen as yet. Ed's daughter does a fine job on a couple tunes as well. Props to her and to Ed for a job well done overall.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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Picked up some old RSD stock for $10 ea. The last Crass recording, Scream reissue with Grohl, Flag Day, Dio, and a used Dream Syndicate.
Another Dream Syndicate score shows up here- very cool! Other than Dio, I don't know the others you got there (nor the film, "Flag Day" but I just looked up the song list so I probably should, huh? LOL). All look interesting.
Flag Day soundtrack is very tastefully done. Have enjoyed it thoroughly outside of the context of the film which I have not seen as yet. Ed's daughter does a fine job on a couple tunes as well. Props to her and to Ed for a job well done overall.
Sounds excellent! I didn't know Ed's daughter was making music. I need to keep up here better!
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Picked up some old RSD stock for $10 ea. The last Crass recording, Scream reissue with Grohl, Flag Day, Dio, and a used Dream Syndicate.
Another Dream Syndicate score shows up here- very cool! Other than Dio, I don't know the others you got there (nor the film, "Flag Day" but I just looked up the song list so I probably should, huh? LOL). All look interesting.
Crass were anarcho-punk from the late 70’s and early ‘80. Scream was a DC based/Dischord hardcore band that Dave Grohl played drums for in the 80’s.
I saw Scream in DC in the 80s in a church basement as part of an Amnesty International benefit. Years later I wondered if Dave Grohl was playing with them at the time. Then I saw he mentioned in his book about playing an Amnesty International benefit with them. So, I would like to think that was the one I was at.
I think he joined Scream in ‘86 so if was after that it was him. That’s cool!
Today’s gems. Some super clean original UK Dead Kennedys including an original Belgium press Fresh Fruit. Original German press Black Flag, Iggy Pop original UK press, and a super clean The Stooges 1972 French reissue. And with that, I’m done for awhile.
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Never got into POD, the We are we are tune is catchy.
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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Very cool! This is the one remaining band I would consider sacrificing a little of what's left of my hearing to go and see. (Dinosaur Jr would be the other one, but they would destroy any remaining hearing I have, so I've had to pass on a couple of opportunities to catch them).
Another Dream Syndicate score shows up here- very cool! Other than Dio, I don't know the others you got there (nor the film, "Flag Day" but I just looked up the song list so I probably should, huh? LOL). All look interesting.
Flag Day soundtrack is very tastefully done. Have enjoyed it thoroughly outside of the context of the film which I have not seen as yet. Ed's daughter does a fine job on a couple tunes as well. Props to her and to Ed for a job well done overall.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Sounds excellent! I didn't know Ed's daughter was making music. I need to keep up here better!
Flag, Iggy Pop original UK press, and a super clean The Stooges 1972 French reissue. And with that, I’m done for awhile.