Stiv Bators - Circumstantial Evidence

Love this song...Essential words to live by .....Circumstantial Evidence...Is all you got on me...circumstantial evidence...you can't pin a thing on me!

Ithica Gin - Kentucky

Found this in a box of records I bought. Did not pay attention until I saw Jay Farrar of Uncle Tupelo/Son Volt. Glad I found it

Cynics - Summer's Gone

Here is a cool early Cynics "b" 45 for your listening pleasure. I used to have some promos of this on several different colors of vinyl. But alas,traded away many moons ago.  

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Cakekitchen - Witness To Your Secrets

So I ran across that the Cakekitchen released a limited edition of 300 LP in April and I just ordered a copy. What an amazing group few people have discovered. I found them when I was collecting Homestead releases as they came out many many years ago. Not too mention I love those New Zealand bands on Flying Nun. Speaking of Homestead, was that not a wonderful label that died a too sudden death. Anyway, here is a song off their 1st Homestead release.

Black Hollies - Gloomy Monday Morning

Been a few weeks thought I would give a little attention to my other blog. I purchased this LP last month for my wife and did not have a chance to record it to the computer. She's been buggin me so I thought I would get it done. What a brillian LP! I had actually listened to it a bunch before today (which is why she was buggin me). My wife had an Amazon gift card for 25 bucks and she wanted the two other Black Hollies LP's. I pulled a little switcheroo on her today. I ordered one Black Hollies LP, the latest Len Price 3 LP, and found the other Black Hollies LP on another record store site and bought it on vinyl, otherwise it would have been a cd.

Revelers - Set Myself Up

Wow, 2 posts this month. Yeah, not as active as I am on my other blog. What can I say, work/school keeps me running. Here is another fine St. Valentine Records release

Seam - Days Of Thunder

Sorry I have been slow on this blog. I've beenso busy in school, work, etc. Here is a very early Seam 45, when Mac from Superchunk played drums for them. This is the rare purple vinyl version on Homestead.