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BradOblivion
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First Dig of the Year

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I just got back from the wrecka store. Not too much popping but found some joints I've been looking for. Pics coming Later...


Caldera-S/T (1976) Capitol
BB&Q Band-All Night Long (1982) Capitol
Deodato-Love Island (1978) Warner Bros.
Willis Jackson-Plays with feeling (1976) Cotillion
Roberto Carlos-Canta en espanol (19??) CBS
The Goonies OST (1985) Epic
David Chesky Band-Rush Hour (1980) CBS
Harry Chapin-Verities and Balderdash (1974) Elektra
Gilberto Gil-Refavela (1977) Philips
James Vincent-Space Traveller (1976) Caribou
Donovan-Wear your love like heaven (19??) Epic
Malcolm McLaren-Duck Rock (1983) Island
Was not Was-S/T (1981) Ze Records
Margie Joseph-Sweet Surrender (1974) Atlantic
Eric Tagg-Dream Walkin (19??) Agharta Japanese Import
Dale Jacobs & Cobra-S/T (1978) Epic

Eh, not too bad, didn't pay more than 2 bucks for each except the Gilberto which was $5. I had Been looking for the Dale Jacobs since reading an article with Cheebacabra and they mentioned this record for its crazy synths. They weren't lying either, Mr. Jacobs is the Rick Wakeman of Canada but actually Funky with it.

Anybody else with some cool digs. All Cratediggers Unite!!!!
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Yo you got some jems there. Thats it, I'm gettin out my shovel, I'm goin diggin this weekend 8) Peace, Duss.
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I been going easy on digging lately. The spots I been hittin lately have some real gems but there going for 10,15, 20, 30 bucks. Gotta get back to the $1 thrift store.
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I know what you're saying Juxt. This is going to be the last come up for me for a while. It's gonna be hard cuz I'm like Pookie in New Jack City when it comes to the rec's.
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The Goonies OST? Does it have any of the orchestrated music or is it just the pop songs? Any dialogue on it?
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Huph wrote:The Goonies OST? Does it have any of the orchestrated music or is it just the pop songs? Any dialogue on it?


Its not the score so it just has the pop songs on it. The only orchestrated piece is the Goonies theme by Dave Grusin, but you gotta love the Cyndi Lauper tracks if only for nostalgia.
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cyndi lauper can do NO wrong. waaaay underrecognized talent.

i always wanted to form a punk band and get her to front it, a la bowie and tin machine (with less white suits).
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