
Garcia's first solo album from 1972. Really good. Even though it has Dead classics like "Sugaree", "Loser", and, my #1 Dead jam, "The Wheel", it also has some bugged out spacey interludes a la Beatles "Number 9".

Tonto's Expanding Head Band? Where did I get this? I don't what the fuck this record is about. It has some good samples, crazy synth moog I think.

Ten Years After, "Stonedhenge". This is really one of my fave albums, this shit is so good. So good i captaincrawled it for a link for your convenience. This is actually like the third copy of this I have. I would always find it at Garage Sales and shit but the copies would always be trashed. Finally I scored a clean copy.

First album by The Rapture on white vinyl on Sub Pop. I know it is kind of esoteric and douchebaggy to always say "i like their early stuff", but, yo, I do like this album the best, it has that disco funkiness buried somewhere, but so aggressive and rough. DFA and James Murphy would come along to shine these guys up a year or so later, but this first record is so raw and immediate and sparse, its one of my faves.
Stay up, homies.
D-Nice aka "Strongbow"

3 comments:
Thanks for the TYA link, I'm a sucker for that era. Check out "Cricklewwod Green" by them, a friend just got me into it last year
I love TYA. Thanks, man. Also, the visuals- awesome.
Hey - I have that Garcia LP. Just picked up Hooteroll? at the flea market on Saturday.
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