Thanks for posting this info. I was fortunate enough to visit the store twice in the last couple of years when travelling for work. Sorry to hear about it closing. I have a handful of some nice, harder to find LPs that picked up there, which I'll cherish even more. I was always impressed by the deep selection and fair prices.
Alex, this video inspired me to listen to ''Elephantasy'' from Cherry's ''Complete Communion'' recording.I discovered Sublime Frequencies due to the fact that the Bishop brothers from Sun City Girls, own and operate the label, along with Hisham Mayet. They also released a large number of DVDs , I don't own any of them, but have seen some enticing snippets. The DG box set, '' Avant Garde'' contains a great survey of Modern Classical composers and ''defining'' works that ''set the World on fire'', if you were listening. R.I.P. Glasshouse Records, brick and mortar are not eternal, but alas, MUSIC never dies.
Really interesting video. Lots of interesting records; cool to see a nice copy of The Andromeda Strain soundtrack. I like the personal aspect of losing a record store. It’s so much more than just buying a product. A good local shop really becomes a home for collecting and learning about music/records. I’ve felt the same about a local called Record Time that’s been gone for about 10 years. Great staff and I always found something interesting whenever I stopped by. Thank you for sharing. Shawn
Two records that I see on the shelf which caught my attention: Ataraxia & Mort Garson - The Unexplained: Electronic Musical Impressions of the Occult [1975] Friends of Earth & Haroumi Hosono - S.F.X [1984] .. . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
Dynamite tribute Alex. Really appreciated seeing the records that you showed from Glass House. Cool to see the quick shot of Sherv doing some intent digging. Sad to hear that they are closing. Sad to hear that any record shop is closing. Thanks for sharing it all~ Rob/Boston
yeah i think with all the competition here the more specialized shops do better, plus they tend to be smaller (cheaper rent). always fun to dig with sherv.
Thanks for sharing the video. Loved the Glasshouse record store and went to lots of concerts there as well. Not sure what music you are playing in your video but it sounds like you are telling us this story while in the middle of a 1980’s arcade. Have a great one.
Just found out about this store in the last few years or so, probably through you as well. Obviously never had the chance to visit. Based on the footage and the records you showed, seems like a great spot. I’m slowly but surely kind of not seeing the appeal of box sets anymore, with a few exceptions, and that DG avant-garde series is definitely one of them. Managed to find some single LPs from that series in Florida last winter. Great tribute video overall, it’s a shame to see them close.
Fantastic records of course from a shop I suppose I won't get to visit. The Jordan In the World has really ascended. I paid more for my copy and its way above that now. good reminder for me to finally listen to that Chas Smith.
A favorite part of my trip out there was when we met up in Pomona. Hate to see The Glass House go. Always love shops whose main focus is used. Dig all of those finds you showed. I’ve only found that Clifford Jordan once at a convention here and it was in fair condition. Brutal shape and the guy from Sorry State still wanted 300 for it lol lol
Ya too bad about about glasshouse..always looked like a good stop for digging if your in the area..especially with the criteria you mentioned i agree with that. Never see yost's stuff here.. I love that smith lp a great one. The avant garde box you rarely see great grab there.. Look forward to sherv's haul if he shares it at some point. Much love chris.
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Thanks for posting this info. I was fortunate enough to visit the store twice in the last couple of years when travelling for work. Sorry to hear about it closing. I have a handful of some nice, harder to find LPs that picked up there, which I'll cherish even more. I was always impressed by the deep selection and fair prices.
Sherv! Was sad to hear it was closing even though I never visited.
Alex, this video inspired me to listen to ''Elephantasy'' from Cherry's ''Complete Communion'' recording.I discovered Sublime Frequencies due to the fact that the Bishop brothers from Sun City Girls, own and operate the label, along with Hisham Mayet. They also released a large number of DVDs , I don't own any of them, but have seen some enticing snippets. The DG box set, '' Avant Garde'' contains a great survey of Modern Classical composers and ''defining'' works that ''set the World on fire'', if you were listening. R.I.P. Glasshouse Records, brick and mortar are not eternal, but alas, MUSIC never dies.
Bill Laswell is the most underappreciated musician of this era!
the electric bass is one of the instruments I really have a hard time with, but he certainly was prolific and influential
Really interesting video. Lots of interesting records; cool to see a nice copy of The Andromeda Strain soundtrack. I like the personal aspect of losing a record store. It’s so much more than just buying a product. A good local shop really becomes a home for collecting and learning about music/records. I’ve felt the same about a local called Record Time that’s been gone for about 10 years. Great staff and I always found something interesting whenever I stopped by. Thank you for sharing. Shawn
Two records that I see on the shelf which caught my attention:
Ataraxia & Mort Garson - The Unexplained: Electronic Musical Impressions of the Occult [1975]
Friends of Earth & Haroumi Hosono - S.F.X [1984]
.. . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
yeah I sampled both in fact, decided to pass
Oh, man. That sux
Dynamite tribute Alex. Really appreciated seeing the records that you showed from Glass House. Cool to see the quick shot of Sherv doing some intent digging. Sad to hear that they are closing. Sad to hear that any record shop is closing. Thanks for sharing it all~
Rob/Boston
yeah i think with all the competition here the more specialized shops do better, plus they tend to be smaller (cheaper rent). always fun to dig with sherv.
Thanks for sharing the video. Loved the Glasshouse record store and went to lots of concerts there as well. Not sure what music you are playing in your video but it sounds like you are telling us this story while in the middle of a 1980’s arcade. Have a great one.
I show the record played at 5:54. yes i can definitely hear that arcade percussion. have you been to the pinball arcade they opened one block over?
Just found out about this store in the last few years or so, probably through you as well. Obviously never had the chance to visit. Based on the footage and the records you showed, seems like a great spot. I’m slowly but surely kind of not seeing the appeal of box sets anymore, with a few exceptions, and that DG avant-garde series is definitely one of them. Managed to find some single LPs from that series in Florida last winter. Great tribute video overall, it’s a shame to see them close.
for sure, box sets are designed to be objects, but we're all susceptible to their charms. I just got a big one recently in fact.
Fantastic records of course from a shop I suppose I won't get to visit. The Jordan In the World has really ascended. I paid more for my copy and its way above that now. good reminder for me to finally listen to that Chas Smith.
nice where'd u find the chas?
@@diamond_marimba do not have it actually, needing to actually listen to it
I left California in 2006. I had no idea there was a record store next to the glass house by the same name. Went to a lot of shows there.
yes I mean to mention the music venue-- I've actually never seen a show there. the venue will remain open.
@@diamond_marimba Cool! Good to know. Thanks dude
good run... thanks for putting those albums in my hand
Sherv, did Alex steer you away from the Whitesnake section?
yes but he did pick up a minty van Halen
@@diamond_marimba'' close, but no cigar''
A favorite part of my trip out there was when we met up in Pomona. Hate to see The Glass House go. Always love shops whose main focus is used. Dig all of those finds you showed. I’ve only found that Clifford Jordan once at a convention here and it was in fair condition. Brutal shape and the guy from Sorry State still wanted 300 for it lol lol
if you see it at wfmu, don't hesitate
Ya too bad about about glasshouse..always looked like a good stop for digging if your in the area..especially with the criteria you mentioned i agree with that.
Never see yost's stuff here..
I love that smith lp a great one.
The avant garde box you rarely see great grab there..
Look forward to sherv's haul if he shares it at some point.
Much love chris.
hey your comment didn't disappear this time! yeah I wonder where they found that yost, forgot to ask.