New Corn Fed …. once again rare stuff ….



ROCKMAN

New 2CD release from ACE …..
forgot about a lot of this stuff ….
Just Dropped In - The First Edition...
Lead by Kenny Rogers... cant help but
think of Big Lebowski scene … now come on aint that a movie.....

Great liner-notes as usual from ACE ….. Hey yeah
Interestin' ta learn of the early Kick Out the Jams release ….. ...



ROCKMAN

Jon Spencer's first solo album …
No Judah Bauer slam...Russell Simmins or Steve Jordan 'ductionthis time...
But theres plenty of noise..fuzzzzzz and power chewin' … Oh no ballads either

PLAY LOUD ….



ROCKMAN

Slade - Slade Alive
Jacques Dutronc - Jacques Dutronc
White Zombie - AstroCreep 2000
Otis Redding - Live Monterey 67
Motown Various - 25 Number 1 Hits
The Jesus Lizard - Liar
Sepultura - Chaos AD
The Supremes - Best Of
The Doors - Alive She Cried
Motörhead- What’s Words Worth?

Bought these yesterday evening. I’d been holding out on the white zombie & Jesus Lizard albums for years because they’re pricey compared to what I normally am willing to pay. But I went for them yesterday and am really happy I did. The Jesus Lizard album is excellent and they’re one of the greatest live bands I’ve seen.

Pixies - Come On Pilgrim... It's Surfer Rosa (25th anniversary 3-LP edition) - just great (packaging, sound and content... of course!)

Also from second hand shops...
Tattoo You (original Japanese pressing)
The Band - Cahoots (original Japanese) - Much better album that I remembered
The Band - Stage Fright (Japanese second pressing)
Robbie Robertson's 1987 album - I wasn't expecting such a heavy "80's production" on this one...

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Robbie Robertson's 1987 album - I wasn't expecting such a heavy "80's production" on this one...

true, still such a good album though. I remember listening to it on repeat when it first came out.

We Are The World (March,1985) Always thought this would of made a good '85 Christmas release has that vibe about it

Used 45 from my local Salvation Army shop

The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion

Studio album by The Black Crowes
Released
May 12, 1992
In 2005, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion was ranked number 477 in Rock Hard magazine's book of The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time.[7]
In 2006, the album was ranked number 100 on Guitar World magazine's list of the greatest 100 guitar albums of all time.[8]
Track listing[edit]
All songs written by Chris Robinson and Rich Robinson, except where noted.
"Sting Me" – 4:39
"Remedy" – 5:22
"Thorn in My Pride" – 6:03
"Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye" – 6:28
"Sometimes Salvation" – 4:44
"Hotel Illness" – 3:59
"Black Moon Creeping" – 4:54
"No Speak No Slave" – 4:01
"My Morning Song" – 6:15
"Time Will Tell" (Bob Marley) – 4:08
Bonus tracks
"Sting Me (Slow)" – 5:48
"99 lbs." (Don Bryant) – 4:18
Japanese bonus track
"Shake 'Em on Down" (Live)

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The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion

Studio album by The Black Crowes
Released
May 12, 1992
In 2005, The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion was ranked number 477 in Rock Hard magazine's book of The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time.[7]
In 2006, the album was ranked number 100 on Guitar World magazine's list of the greatest 100 guitar albums of all time.[8]
Track listing[edit]
All songs written by Chris Robinson and Rich Robinson, except where noted.
"Sting Me" – 4:39
"Remedy" – 5:22
"Thorn in My Pride" – 6:03
"Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye" – 6:28
"Sometimes Salvation" – 4:44
"Hotel Illness" – 3:59
"Black Moon Creeping" – 4:54
"No Speak No Slave" – 4:01
"My Morning Song" – 6:15
"Time Will Tell" (Bob Marley) – 4:08
Bonus tracks
"Sting Me (Slow)" – 5:48
"99 lbs." (Don Bryant) – 4:18
Japanese bonus track
"Shake 'Em on Down" (Live)

One of the greatest RnR albums ever. Every song is a winner.

The Black Crowes had an excellent series of great albums during the 90's. Southern Harmony is really good but I think my personal favourite one remains By Your Side...

Alice Cooper Live at the Astroturf.

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kowalski

Robbie Robertson's 1987 album - I wasn't expecting such a heavy "80's production" on this one...

true, still such a good album though. I remember listening to it on repeat when it first came out.

Very much a curveball. I was expecting Americana, but was pleasantly surprised with this album.

Recently bought records...

New
- The Clash - London Calling (remastered 2014 reissue) - the remastering is not bad but a bit heavy on bass
- The Libertines - Up The Bracket
- David Bowie - Bowie Now (from last year Record Store Day - I wasn't expecting much of it but it's actually a great compilation and the vinyl's sounding good)
- Iggy and The Stooges - Raw Power (2-LP reissue with original Bowie mix and 90's Iggy mix) - really nicely done reissue

Used
- Neil Young - This Note's For You - original US pressing
- Blind Faith (Japanese 1975 reissue with original art cover...)



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Joan Jett's Flashback - to get her version of "Star, Star"

Richard Thompson . "13 Rivers"

Still a mad genius with no regard for expectations or genre !

Neil Finn – Dizzy Heights
Wayne Shorter – Night Dreamer
Wayne Shorter – The Soothsayer
Wayne Shorter – Etcetera
Wayne Shorter – Adam's Apple
Wayne Shorter – Schizophrenia
The Rolling Stones – Voodoo Lounge Uncut
The Rolling Stones – Beggars Banquet 50th

Also found for next to nothing "No Security" CD (Japanese version with 1 bonus track). Almost forgot it's such a cool live album. Must be one of the best original Stones live album since 1989 (or 1970??)... A lot of gems on it.

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kowalski
Recently bought records...

New
- The Clash - London Calling (remastered 2014 reissue) - the remastering is not bad but a bit heavy on bass
- The Libertines - Up The Bracket
- David Bowie - Bowie Now (from last year Record Store Day - I wasn't expecting much of it but it's actually a great compilation and the vinyl's sounding good)
- Iggy and The Stooges - Raw Power (2-LP reissue with original Bowie mix and 90's Iggy mix) - really nicely done reissue

Used
- Neil Young - This Note's For You - original US pressing
- Blind Faith (Japanese 1975 reissue with original art cover...)

Up the bracket might be the best libertines album...

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kowalski
Recently bought records...

New
- The Clash - London Calling (remastered 2014 reissue) - the remastering is not bad but a bit heavy on bass
- The Libertines - Up The Bracket
- David Bowie - Bowie Now (from last year Record Store Day - I wasn't expecting much of it but it's actually a great compilation and the vinyl's sounding good)
- Iggy and The Stooges - Raw Power (2-LP reissue with original Bowie mix and 90's Iggy mix) - really nicely done reissue

Used
- Neil Young - This Note's For You - original US pressing
- Blind Faith (Japanese 1975 reissue with original art cover...)

Up the bracket might be the best libertines album...

With Mick Jones producing, it's definitely a special album and a highlight of the first half of 2000's.

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kowalski
Also found for next to nothing "No Security" CD (Japanese version with 1 bonus track). Almost forgot it's such a cool live album. Must be one of the best original Stones live album since 1989 (or 1970??)... A lot of gems on it.

It's great. Must be something with the cover that prevents me from putting it on. I'm always satisfied after listening to it. A great song selection, great sound and great playing/singing.

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kowalski
Also found for next to nothing "No Security" CD (Japanese version with 1 bonus track). Almost forgot it's such a cool live album. Must be one of the best original Stones live album since 1989 (or 1970??)... A lot of gems on it.

It's great. Must be something with the cover that prevents me from putting it on. I'm always satisfied after listening to it. A great song selection, great sound and great playing/singing.

I always liked the cover but even more the song selection. They should reissue the album in a deluxe version with a second disc of rarities...

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kowalski

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DandelionPowderman

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kowalski
Also found for next to nothing "No Security" CD (Japanese version with 1 bonus track). Almost forgot it's such a cool live album. Must be one of the best original Stones live album since 1989 (or 1970??)... A lot of gems on it.

It's great. Must be something with the cover that prevents me from putting it on. I'm always satisfied after listening to it. A great song selection, great sound and great playing/singing.

I always liked the cover but even more the song selection. They should reissue the album in a deluxe version with a second disc of rarities...

It should have been reissued with the San Jose-show, imo.

Haven't found any records lately but getting some used CD's in good nick



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Bruce Cockburn - Nothing But A Burning Light

Perhaps surprisingly, I couldn't find a good copy in Toronto shops, so I ordered it from Denmark.

Watershed - Three chords and a cloud of dust