- Joined on May 20, 2010
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- Releases Rated 17
- Rating Average 4.71
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- Rank Points 2,575
- Average Vote 3.67
- Votes Received 42
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LPs! 45s! CDs! Cassette tapes! ❤️ physical media
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Nowhere near as epic as the first volume. A lot of skippable tracks on this one...
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I don't know anything about the punk scene in Belgium, but this comp is awesome. Great selection of tunes!
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So good it doesn't need a vinyl release . . .
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There's just something undeniably cool about the vintage record: The story behind its creation and the parties involved. And the fact that it was made using all analog equipment in an era before digital. (They created something in 1972 that took 40...
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The cover may say "Stereo," but this is actually a mono release. Not even "electronically rechanneled for stereo," but that's probably for the best.
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This is one of my favorite Grant Green releases. I especially like the sequencing of the cassette, with the original tunes on the A-side and covers on the B-side. Sound quality is excellent. I can't get enough of Idris Muhammad's funky drum grooves!
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This cassette release omits two songs from the LP. I could live without "Sweet Bonnie Brown," but no "I'm Beginning to See the Light?" Dealbreaker.
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One of the best Peel Sessions. And one of the last...
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A-side is a surfy instrumental with a sax solo. B-side is a jazzy, lounge instrumental.
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Do you like country? How about obscure records? Do yourself a favor and pick this one up. Highlights: "I Wanna Go Country," "How I Got To Memphis"
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Pretty cool that colored vinyl has been around since the inception of vinyl itself. I wonder if there's some particular reason they chose green... Anyway, great music, great looking set, a must-have!
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I thought the B-side was the A-side, both are great. A-side is a mellow ballad with some nice horns, guitar, organ. B-side is a rockin', upbeat instrumental.
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Very cool! You should make a separate entry for the variation.
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A down and dirty little jam, predominately featuring flute and vibes.
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First rate upbeat soul rocker. The B-side, Part 2, doesn't really add anything that Part 1 didn't already offer, but it beats a mopey ballad.
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One of the best in the series. Each track is distinctly compelling. The songs bring to mind a robot in some sci-fi dystopia, struggling to comprehend and express human emotions, vocalizing its thoughts through a TB-303. The original minimalist...
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