I went about things all wrong...all wrong. I started buying cds in the early 90s and bought and bought and bought. Then in my early 20s I got into vinyl and am still trying to replace all of my cds with vinyl. Its tough but I can tell you one thing Ive picked up some rare stuff especially Jazz albums never put to disc...theres just something about vinyl...you really have to love music to put together a huge collection of vinyl. Great Video. AnnArborMichigan Digger
thanks for that. I actually got to go "The Thing" 3 times in 2 days. But, thanks for letting me know where the other place is. Next time I'm in the area I'll check it out.
Digging in NY sucks. I went to NY to visit cousins, and I was expecting to come up on a GRIP, and I didn't find a half-decent record for under $30.00. I came home w/ nothing. I'll be damned. I was more than happy to truck my ass back to Florida, and dig through Clearwater thrift shops, finding late 70's/early 80's disco/boogie/soul that would prob never make it past Georgia. It's hard work, but the outcome is worth it.
I always wondered if every song ever made or put to vinyl/cd could be compiled how long it would be...I'm guessing it would take generations to compile it...
The Band is called "Horselemat", I do not know the title of the record. The track "Right on" is included on Kon & Amir's new 2CD: Off Track, Volume One. I would definitely appreciate a re-edition of this record!
Group is called "Hörselmat" and the record is probably "Svenska Löd AB" from 1971. Only 200 copies was made, which explains the prize. Hörselmat can be translated "Food for your hearing", but it's made into an idiosyncratic awkward word.
thanks for that, I actually got to go to "The Thing" 3 times in 2 days. But, thanks for letting me know where the other place is at. Next time when I'm in the area I'll check it out.
RUclips suggested me a video from 16 years ago and I like it. Digging in the tubes.
I went about things all wrong...all wrong. I started buying cds in the early 90s and bought and bought and bought. Then in my early 20s I got into vinyl and am still trying to replace all of my cds with vinyl. Its tough but I can tell you one thing Ive picked up some rare stuff especially Jazz albums never put to disc...theres just something about vinyl...you really have to love music to put together a huge collection of vinyl. Great Video. AnnArborMichigan Digger
this is fresh
FRESH KIDS....KINGS OF DIGGIN'.
I feel proud to have the party groove original .
Master Story Teller - Pay Pay Pay (Kon Edit)
finally got this cd - its dope!!!
thanks for that. I actually got to go "The Thing" 3 times in 2 days. But, thanks for letting me know where the other place is. Next time I'm in the area I'll check it out.
Digging in NY sucks. I went to NY to visit cousins, and I was expecting to come up on a GRIP, and I didn't find a half-decent record for under $30.00. I came home w/ nothing. I'll be damned. I was more than happy to truck my ass back to Florida, and dig through Clearwater thrift shops, finding late 70's/early 80's disco/boogie/soul that would prob never make it past Georgia. It's hard work, but the outcome is worth it.
its cool that you saw "the light" man, good for you!
Brick - Good high - 1976 TO BE 100% correct
Song is called DAZZ
I always wondered if every song ever made or put to vinyl/cd could be compiled how long it would be...I'm guessing it would take generations to compile it...
The Band is called "Horselemat", I do not know the title of the record. The track "Right on" is included on Kon & Amir's new 2CD: Off Track, Volume One.
I would definitely appreciate a re-edition of this record!
Soul Dazz Band - dazz
Group is called "Hörselmat" and the record is probably "Svenska Löd AB" from 1971. Only 200 copies was made, which explains the prize.
Hörselmat can be translated "Food for your hearing", but it's made into an idiosyncratic awkward word.
I'm starting to dig young, so that's like an advantage, shit gets me out of trouble :)
Anyone know about those 'new favourite' producers he was talking about?
where can buy this at (the video)?
im gonna be going back to ny in like month and i wish i could get the names of the two places Amir is in on this video. Does anyone know?
@micr0cosm 1st track is TNT Band "Making Tracks"
song in about 1:48
i have every record ever made. beat that madlib
whats the name of the song that starts @ 04:27 ???
"whe're at this record store in greenfield Brooklyn called..." ?????????????????????????? whats it called or better yet where is it?
Anyone knows about the name of this place in Brooklyn?
"The Thing"
tsss manzara :p
Hörselmat
feeky ffeky fresh? hahaha =}
@cffalk HA HA LOL.
IT IS NOT DAZZ BAND it is BRICK
thanks for that, I actually got to go to "The Thing" 3 times in 2 days. But, thanks for letting me know where the other place is at. Next time when I'm in the area I'll check it out.