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Amboy Dukes - Journey… is my number one or two. One of the best psych albums ever.

Love that Toy Factory record.

I like the way you are branching out here. Some of my favorite records you got there (Pharaoh, Suicide, Food for Thought, Astro Sounds). I used to have that Seeds reissue. Wish I never ditched it. Keep rocking

I have a copy of the Suicide album from 1977. It is a hard listen. I found it a little disturbing. That screaming in it. Its definitely something in its own league.

Hey Derek, check out my new video, you might like some the artists.

You started out with that MC/5 which I also recently found! I believe I was the one who mentioned that fantastic 101 strings LP! Congrats for finding that grail! There are a few other great psych LPs like that on the label too if you wade through their zillions of releases on Alshire and their many subsidiaries on discogs!

Some good finds! I love the 101 Strings album and have it on CD, but keeping an eye out for it on vinyl should it ever appear in my neck of the woods. I do like their album Sounds Of Today, which is quite groovy and psychedelic in a cheesy kind of way.

In the mid 70’s the GNP Crescendo label released a really good Seeds album titled ‘Falling off the edge of my mind’ which consists of non album songs

Trippin on Lunar 7 is my joint on that Astro Sounds lp! 101 Strings has like 200 different albums, this is probably the only listenable one lol

East Side Kids is top ten psych lp for me and the National Gallery one is top hundred

Awesome to see you branching out and heck of a deal for sure. Thembi may be the best Pharoah but you can't go wrong with anything on Impulse from that era. Check out Deaf Dumb and Blind. I saw you posted that Lonnie Liston Smith which is prime spiritual cosmic jazz. Look up the reissue of Khan Jamal's Drum Dance for an incredible take on that style. Also Joe Henderson w. Alice Coltrane's "The Elements". Perhaps you've streamed them but otherwise check em. I need to upgrade by Suicide at some point to the first press but that's been a longtime favorite. That first pressing has gotten pricey! We are in agreement on the Flamin Groovies! And very happy to see you checking out Fahey. If you want a shortcut to his experimental, psychedelic lps check out Volume 6 (Days Gone By), The Yellow Princess or The Voice Of The Turtle. He goes full on tape manipulation / music concrete with psych effects.

Derek, a very nice assortment of music. I just looked on FB Marketplace, in case I found a similar seller but no luck. I bid on a couple of those jazz titles in a recent Carolina Soul auction, but the bids quickly went beyond what you seemed to pay for your whole stack! Thanks, Chris

Great bunch of records, congrats! "Non MC5 Attitude" love that! Astro-sounds is super cool, Flameout and Barrier-x-69 are two killer tracks! Suicide (the LP) is great, very cool that you found the first US press, it's getting harder to find nowadays. John Fahey is also a favourite here. Take care!

Those MC5 singles are cool, never have seen those before. Never have come across an OG Astro-Sounds, but I do have the RSD reissue from awhile back. Jagger said, that Flamin' Groovies album is better than Sticky Fingers. I have never seen that hype sticker before. Will be fun to see the rest of what you pulled.

Great pickups that you don’t usually see out in the wilderness of record shopping.

The MC5 singles are very cool. It has been years since I’ve listened to Back In The USA. I really don’t care for it. A bit too polished and some crappy covers if I remember right. I need a copy of that JBs record. Very cool to get an original Suicide. The Flaming Groovies have never really hit me. Though I’ve only listened to a couple of their records. I’m not familiar with John Fahey. I just figured he was a Folk singer. Pharaoh Sanders sounds like he play the sax through his nose.

Great video, Derek. I learned a thing or 2. I'm looking forward to more. Alex

Ohhhhhh yeah, I love that Suicide album! I did not love it at first, haha. I heard one song, was confused, and moved on. But something compelled me to go back. I listened to Frankie Teardrop alone late one night and was hooked from then on. I never thought I'd ever find a copy, but then I found an original like a month or two later (to my utter disbelief). Ha, Taxi Driver is a good comparison! I also did not know there were cool 101 Strings albums. Now I know. I will keep an eye out for it.

Unless you're avid fan of experimental ,electronic and avant-garde music or anything beyond the tpo 40,albums like SUICIDE are for Open Ears Only!

That suicide record is great I was fortunate if to see them live back in the day in 1986 in New York

What track was playing in the intro to this video Derek

I like the MC5 record your showing I know the guy who made that cool thanks for another great video I can't say his name but he made a bunch of cool stuff like that have a great day thank you I was fortunate enough to find a copy of horse what a great record that is

That Suicide album is the craziest FB marketplace score I've ever seen. You should delve into the NYC No Wave scene of the late 70s early 1980s if you enjoy the bleakness of that Suicide album.

Woo-hoo... "Kick Out The Jams, Bobby Sherman!" Got the MC5 Skydog 45, but don't remember if there's any issues or not. Raw And Alive has it's moments. "900 Million People Daily...". The Misunderstood covered Wells' "You're Tuff Enough" on a later 45.

Reprise next, Mecury, Kapp? Love these examinations of large and small majors. Unfortunately I have nothing other than Fear Itself and the Yankee Dollar single, decided to sell the LP. Though the Nancy Priddy and Split Level have me curious. Going to have to stream those bad boys

You described this one well, there is a definite angular or askew approach to the songs which is what makes this one so unique and absolutely worth having. I know I got it cheap for like $15 and every time I've reexamined to see if it should stay, it overwhelmingly makes the cut. Gonna have to pull my copy again

This one is a strange one, but still intriguing. My shop has had a copy sitting the psych bins for something like 2-3 years. I should probably give that a copy a deep listen. May be a Derek record though.

Stache is ex! Surprisingly haven't come across this in the bunch of times I have hit stores in Maine. It is getable I see. I do dig it actually and I am in love with that cover.

Uhmm these designs look familiar. But what is acid??🤔

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I see some people taking issue with The Stooges being here. Their name was shortened from The Psychedelic Stooges! We only call it punk/protopunk in retrospect. We Will Fall is trippy as hell. I still need a copy.

While I'm no Pat Boone fan, if you liked the song Tie Me Kangaroo Down as a kid, but cannot stomach listening to Rolf Harris for obvious reasons, Pat released a cover on Dot that even, wokely, left out the offensive verse about aborigines.

I think Nancy Priddy also sang backup on the first Leonard Cohen album.

I recognise the video clip from French film 'Anna' 1967

I have Nirvana first album as gift from my sister 😊 and lost and found as a reusse

Rock on 🤘🏻

Excellent find and thanks for sharing Derek.

The improvements from the first video, up to this one, are fun to watch. Well done guys! This sounds great. Keep it up!

Between the Olde English font and being known as "Lil' Elvis," we can rightly call Bob Harrison "gangsta." And your written review was fantastic. That is absolutely the setting I picture him performing in.

Great video, I love the album and I even talked with drummer Darius Davenport. (last living member) He even sent me a signed 2013 mono cd of the album and he signed my mono copy. I'll definitely share this with Darius.

I likey this one. Thanks for showcasing it

I'm just bought this album for 10 dollars is one of my favorite form my collection of 1968🎸🍄👍

I definitely need that Nancy Priddy! I do have the red Colours and Mt Rushmore, and a couple other Dots I forget know. Nice one Derek!

thank you for showing those psyche books !!!

Cool 😎

An lp I must revisit. I liked it when I got it but not one I've returned to. Didn't know about the Bear connection...cheers for the info Derek. Regards Nige

Got a copy of their E.P. from '67 which isn't too bad.

Hmmm..., not too sure about this one. But it was never on my "Hunt the sucker down" list for some reason, although I did stumble across it a few times in various places. I think it was down to reviews I'd read in the past, which gave the impression that it wouldn't really "tickle my fancy", because their sound was a little eclectic? Might have to give it a listen though, just in case, but I kinda think my fancy won't be tickled!😳

Regarding that Bear album, some interesting connections: Artie Traum and his brother Happy, based in Woodstock, went on to record 2 albums for Capitol, and both had long solo careers. Eric Kaz was variously in a late lineup of the Blues Magoos, issued 2 solo albums on Atlantic, and later joined American Flyer, as well as recording a fantastic album in the late 70s with Craig Fuller (Pure Prairie League) - he also wrote many great songs, not least Love Has No Pride (Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt). Steven Soles was in the Rolling Thunder Revue with Dylan, I think ... It's quite an incestuous scene!

Definitely have some more things to check out. I remember the Dot label primarily for their early R & B output. I echo the comment about spotlighting selected labels; some great history there. Great upload.