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A slow year for me, but I managed some solid grabs: The Peabody Hermitage: Something So / Fear The Weeds: It's Your Time / Little Girl Allies: I'll Sell My Soul / Burning Flask Bittersweets: Hurtin Kind / Summertime Girls Take Over: Stardust Come Back Honey Welch: Woman Child Esquerita...

No problems here. Thanks for keeping the site going. Often thankless work. Re: emojis, if I never have to see that toilet flush emoji again I am stoked.

Yeah, that's groove burn. Terrible

Generally speaking, a mint polystyrene record will sound as good--if not better--than a polyvinyl pressing.

Antigo, WI represent:

Anybody got a clean copy of this they're willing to break off?

My buddy Dan's got an eBay stack that closes tomorrow. There might be some bits and bobs for y'all: garage|soul|exotica|obscure|psych|country|R&B|surf

The People is probably for the People who recorded for Tee Pee, considering Appleton management address. Robin & The Three Hoods' manager Ken Adamany managed Cheap Trick (and also owned Rampro & Feature). The Mustard Men stain is glue. My copy of "I Lost My Baby" has the business card glued to...

Dan was planning on selling the acetate even before this thread appeared. Both sides can be heard in the listing here: Our Mother's Children acetate

My friend Dan found it at the Austin Record Convention 15 or 16 years ago. "Down, Down" is on the flip. I recall the flip being super distorted (and not in a good way). Not sure if he's inclined to record/share, but I'll ask.

1) finding a super-rare 45 you don't really like but you know is somebody else's biggest want (you get to make 2 people happy, especially when paired with #2) 2) trading a duplicate rare 45 for one of your biggest wants 3) finding a pretty decent and completely unknown 45

While we're talking about the Easybeats... Discogs has a sleeve pictured for Women (Make You Feel Alright) on Ascot U.S.: Does this really exist? Does anyone here own it? I've got a nice minty record, but that sleeve eats at me. "Come And See Her" is in my top 10, too.