Moving to the suburbs has hurt my game considerably when it comes to digging for records... but this weekend was a score:
ALL KINDS of John Cage, Stockhausem, my man Morton Subotnik on the Buchla Synth, if you feel that, Charles Wuorion, avant composers and early synthesizer music. You don't understand, that shit just does NOT HAPPEN. You just don't stumble on records like that for $1 or $2 a pop.
Sweet OG Liquid Liquid 12" in really good shape. This was just reissued I think.
All kinds of soul, funk, Al Green shit, and this Eddie Kendricks record is a major stand out. J Dilla sampled this on "Donuts".
A bunch of latin stuff, Joe Bataan, Joe Cuba, SalSoul, a bunch of great stuff. It's all scratched up and the covers are trashed but they still play.
OG Melvin Van Peebles joint?!? Are you kidding me!>!
Like six or seven Ravi Shankar and other Indian musician LPs. This is actually what I have been listening to since i bought all these records. Really getting into it. Also got the sounds of Bali, the Japanese Kyoto Flute or some shit, as well as "Field Guide To Bird Sounds" and "How to Speak in Radio Code" and bug LPs like that.
ALso like 10-15 jazz LPs, an old Blue Note and an old Prestige joint, McCoy Tyner, Herbie Hancock Man Child, Larry Coryell, etc. etc...
One of those rare, awesome record digging weekends! DC!!! DC!!!! DC !!!!!!!!!
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