This is an interesting story. many moons ago, in the town where i was born and raised, there was a flood. i used to hear stories about that flood as i was growing up. the guy who taught me how to take a photograph runs the historical society on the dam disaster. he has posted on his blog today a vinyl rip of a song written about the dam disaster. go see the story for more details!
Just for the sake of google power, the name of the artist and info reads: 5216, “Vocalion: The Breaking of The St. Francis Dam, Jenkins, Edd Rice, Singing, with Guitar”
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Vinyl Lounge Hut has a rip of persuasive percussion 1966 this morning. Now that I am starting to find all these sites that have great obscure vinyl rips, i am starting to wonder if I should make a compendium of these sites. What do you think?
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The radio kitchen has released rips of an old vinyl that are aimed square at radio dorks. Yes, i will admin that I am one of said dorks. This album is crammed with information on shortwave listening and actual captures from old school short wave programs.
Warning. This is for serious vinyl and radio dorks only.
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I Supply the Country With Butter has uploaded Troy Tate’s “Ticket to the Dark.” Those of you post punk fans will remember Troy from Teardrop Explodes and as a former Smiths producer.
Have fun with this one..
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Frisian’s other favorites is another blog that finds whacky and lost vinyl records and posts them for our enjoyment. If you are into this kinda thing, this is a gold mine. He does some research and posts lots of back story on each album.
This week, he has posted Farmer’s Union - Reunion.
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I supply the country with butter is a cool blog that rips vintage and hard to find vinyl and posts it for the world to hear. Browse around, and find some impressive gems. This week, they have posted “The Cat Heads - Submarine”..
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