Recent content by beccabear67

Really enjoyed browsing all the visual oddments and strange here. Never seen so many Eyes! Just wanted to say hi, and thanks too (I grabbed a couple sides in another area). Stay fuzzy! Bex

So.... did the Odds and Ends win?

Cool clip of the Five Americans and Billy Miller. I need to go blast some of their stuff and wake myself up!

Still alive, still reading and listening, not too much to say.

Very cool, this is one I'll want to hear! Wasn't there also a Mourning Reigh with Kerry Livgren in it (later of Kansas). I have a weird '60s short run LP from Oregon in the '60s with what a dishonet dealer could label garage-psych-Herb Alpert.

I'm fine with not having a 'yellow berets' in any kind of quality; weird recording, still not entirely sure of what it was meant to say, maybe they were even dissing John Wayne?

I had a couple of those papaerbacks from the late '70s and they were really great reading on a long bus ride to So Cal from Canada. I too could buy nice '60s comics for as little as $2 from an otherwise non-descript looking used bookshop in the early '80s, but Spider-Man was hard to find even...

That's actually cool! I think I recognize his voice anyway, I thought these would just be a Bowie on Sax type of affair, now i hope they release everything.

Well yeah, I can see how it's not too perfect that way... maybe I got too hung up thinking about those Release Of An Oath and Mass albums (supposedly) by The Prunes or something. Where would the New Colony Six go from garage to not garage, or were The Sonics garage from 'Savage Young' to...

Am I bit strange in still thinking of garage as the physical place? Garage band was an American (inclusive of Canada) term for your friendly neighborhood, not, or at best semi-, professional rock band. They rehearsed in a garage as often as not, but a basement would count even if not actually a...

Just listened to mine now. It seems four tracks were released before though likely not in the same quality which is pretty high here. I think of the new to me tracks (seven) this line-up sounds more like a Robin Gibb fronted Bee Gees circa 67-70 than the mentioned Procol Harum, although there is...

How strange. I played that Cinnamon song over and over as a kid too... not so much the flip of Dance Watcha Wanna by 'Jerry O' though. Cinnamon was pretty good bubble gum; I'd rank it with some of the Archies album tracks I guess. Bang Records is so cool I got the t-shirt!

A giant has unplugged! :sadd:

The only thing I'll miss is the marquee of vintage labels at the top. Otherwise a smooth transition! I'm still on Firefox 35. I see trophy points. :D

I had some (I thought) fairly run-of-the-mill stuff I transferred from vinyl and shared turn up on a CD. I only found out because I bought a copy and recognized a particular pop and crackle here and there. I thought I would be getting a much better upgrade, as happened on some other occasions...