Recent content by HarvestmanMan

I always love hearing a good story about finding something wild out in the wild. I've seen plenty of war stories on FB about excavating Texan flea markets in the summer, following around junkies with stashes of records, and the like. Now's your chance to share your tall tales. Go crazy!

...or "spectropop" for that matter.

Can't help but notice that no one has mentioned the Smoke. A good chunk of their output ranges from insipid to near unlistenable. (Not garage, but if John's Children and the Action are under examination...)

I visited Dave Parker's shop outside of Cincinnati several times before he closed it down and moved out. Grading and pricing were pretty optimistic on a lot of the lower-end stuff. Lots of $2-box specials being sold for many times that. (There was a big to-do among the Northern Soul folks...

Figured that may have been the case. Thanks for the confirmation.

Two copies of Lovegrass - O Hali have shown up on eBay in the past couple of weeks. Both listings used the same photo. Might be worth keeping an eye out for more?

I need one of those shirts, stat. Will be taking a new job very close to Hamilton soon.

I'd be willing to give this a shot. Don't have a guitar, or drums, or a working microphone, but I'll figure something out. Some bands did more with less back in the day.

Writing to see if anyone with a Baltimore connection has info on a late-60s or early-70s group called Salt and Pepper. They were apparently a horn-rock type band who did a lot of Chicago and Santana covers. My dad lived in the Randallstown area growing up and was recruited by the band for a gig...

"Remastering" a rip from a vinyl copy...so not "remastering" at all. Got it.

Great series of articles.

The Off Set "You're A Drag" is a cool one that doesn't turn up too often.

Sorted out, thanks.

Thanks, listing looks to have expired. Looks like someone found a cache of Starshine stuff.

Just from that cover I've got five or six different notions of how that album sounds, and more than likely none of them are accurate.