I'll check this one out. I would love you to do a video of your 20 tax scam albums. Just a nice quick 20 minute video talking about each one. Kind of an overview of each
Isn’t it crazy how demos this good couldn’t find a home on a real label? Since the music biz is all about timing that must be the issue here. The music scene in 1974 was taking on prog and in transition from glam to prog, disco and punk. The singer songwriter material was becoming a thing of the past at that time unfortunately
@@Vinylfromtheunderground It's unfortunate for the artists, but it makes record collecting much more interesting when there's all this great stuff out there waiting to be discovered.
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Sounds really interesting, thanks for this overview!
I'll check this one out. I would love you to do a video of your 20 tax scam albums. Just a nice quick 20 minute video talking about each one. Kind of an overview of each
I will add that to the list for sure.
This has just leapt to the top of my 'Want it, never gonna find it' list.😮
Isn’t it crazy how demos this good couldn’t find a home on a real label? Since the music biz is all about timing that must be the issue here. The music scene in 1974 was taking on prog and in transition from glam to prog, disco and punk. The singer songwriter material was becoming a thing of the past at that time unfortunately
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It's unfortunate for the artists, but it makes record collecting much more interesting when there's all this great stuff out there waiting to be discovered.
Agreed. Many of the artists that find out appreciate having their work out there too
I will check it out on RUclips but I’m not going to buy it.
If you like it why wouldn’t you look for one?