Recent content by sircyclops

Hey, listening to the LOTGPU #1/2 disc, and that Unknown group sounds an awful lot like a track on a certain Midwestern artist's LP. It made me laff. And it is a bitching take of that standard. I think that on the LP, the artist credits that track to himself, not Mr. Harpo, so fair is fair...

Mr. Warren is adept at social media (Facebook) where he posts his frustrations re: sales, modern record business, etc, among other things. I have caught one post where he was describing the brain-deadening experience of uploading discs to a more "modern" online set up. I look forward to that...

Kinda meta, really, what with the downloader prominently displayed on the front getting the pitchfork in the arse.

Sure thing, makes sense. There is a scene in the Death documentary where a record collector compares the original A-Squared release with the boot and mentions how the cover looks like a photo-copy (speaking of fooling others ;) )

Cool. From discogs website: Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear Borderline / Looking At You ‎(7", Single) Skydog, Skydog M 001, A 001 France 1977 Looking At You / Borderline ‎(7", Single, RE) Total Energy NER3012 US 1998 Looking At You / Borderline ‎(7", Single, Unofficial)...

Super cool! Do you list multiple reishes/boots? For example, I believe that there is a boot copy of the MC5 single in addition to the reissue on Bomp!/Total Energy.

I'm hardly a collector but I once stumbled on a beat up but playable first Amboy Dukes LP and the KAK LP which is in VG/VG condition (I guess? Not a dealer so this is not precise). This was literally at the local thrift store in my home town, back in the early 00s. My home town is decidedly...

Super stoked about these new Graves! Put in my order to Crypt HQ last week and am regularly checking the mail box in eager anticipation! Thanks everyone for the previews!

Yes of course, THE Lama ;) Good suggestion, btw, but alas I do not have that one in my stack. Here is a link to what was played (the hits basically): http://wxdu.org/plmanager/world/printplaylist.php?show_id=30539

I'm part of a crew that does a weekly garage rock radio hour, and tonight I'm spinning tracks that the Lama hipped me to ("Songs the Acid Archives Taught Us") via his tome and website, and the Psychedelic Experience comps. Feel free to listen in via your computer/mobile device assuming you...

I agree, the DJ did a spot on job IMHO! I too, DJ on said station and garage show, and will likely spin a few Lama faves when my turn in the queue is go. Def gonna play this one. First discovered this on Psychedelic Experience 2, a Lundborg affiliated project I believe...

Cool set played in tribute to the Lama on our local college station: http://wxdu.org/plmanager/world/printplaylist.php?show_id=30412

Very sad to hear of his passing. Have spent hours thumbing through the Acid Archives and on the Lysergia website digging reviews and links to related projects (Age of Madness, Elevators discog, etc.). He promptly responded to a query I had about The Deep and the A.A. vision is up there with...

Sorry, about that. "Cackalack" is slang for "Carolina" as in North Carolina, where I'm posting from! Certainly no Texas level scene here, but some respectable entries into the garage/psych pantheon came outta the Old North State. Good description of the LP. Eastern NC was/is a little behind...