Exo's Record Shop

**Exo** · 05-28-2018, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Blank.

You got any Vinyl on the cheaper side that I'd be interested in?

I got plenty of stuff. Check the link in my sig. Examples...

Return To Forever Featuring Chick Corea ‎– Where Have I Known You Before - $2
Elvis Costello And The Attractions ‎– Blood & Chocolate - $5
Rick Wakeman ‎– The Six Wives Of Henry VIII - $3
Jethro Tull ‎– M.U.- The Best Of Jethro Tull - $2
Axxa/Abraxas ‎– Axxa/Abraxas - $4
Hot Tuna ‎– Final Vinyl - $5

Plus a sh*t ton of jazz.

The Batlord · 05-28-2018, 10:33 AM

Any right wing punk rock?

**Exo** · 05-28-2018, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

Any right wing punk rock?

The link is in the f*cking sig.

The Batlord · 05-28-2018, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Exo

The link is in the f*cking sig.

That's not what I asked.

**Exo** · 05-28-2018, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

That's not what I asked.

Click the link. Search yourself.

The Batlord · 05-28-2018, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Exo

Click the link. Search yourself.

I don't think I have any of your vinyl on me.

**Exo** · 05-30-2018, 03:01 PM

Kayo Dot
Hubardo

So this is the second rare record that I got along with the Piglet record. Limited to only 200 copies, this blue variant is one of my most prized records. I'm a huge Kayo Dot fan. I see them every chance I get, have had conversations with them about album concepts, and have had many a drunken and high experiences with their albums. Toby Driver is a genius in my eyes and his work with Maudlin of the Well isn't to be forgotten either. He's been doing this a long time.

Their sound has changed a bit on their last two records to a more gothy post punk with synth overtones and ghostly vocals. This album however is a total tour de force of epic proportions. Starts out with grizzled vocals by former Maudlin pal Jason Byron and then just swirls into this cacophony whirlwind of blast beats and dissonant guitar licks. Very dark and very atmospheric. Brutal way to start an album. Then the horns hit.

The album is split up between three LP's. It's a long album. Lots of movements. Lots of different sounds melting together. The pressing is very good. Great sound quality from the wax. Album comes with a nice lyric sheet.

The majority of the middle of the album is this frantic avant garde jazz chaos with Toby Driver wretching out vocals over horns and blasty off time drums from Keith Abrams. Sets a very sinister mood for the second half of the album to follow.

^One of my favorite songs of all time. Nothing injects energy into me like that song. Pure adrenaline.

After Zlida the album kind of dives underwater for a bit with these dream like melodies. Mia Matsumiya makes an appearance on violin. Toby ups the vocal range a bit. It comes to a close with this...

God damn thing is a masterpiece and I was happy to spend every dollar I did to get it in my possession. I'm still waiting for the re-issue of Choirs of the Eye to get here. When it does, the double feature of playing both epics back to back is something I'll be looking forward to.

Trollheart · 06-03-2018, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Exo

You're turning into Trollheart.

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Originally Posted by Frownland

I was always Trollheart.

This is the fundamental truth of the universe. We are one. We have always been one. Though we fight with and often hate each other, we are in fact two parts of the same gestalt entity. Be. Very. Afraid!

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Originally Posted by Exo

Piglet
Lavaland

A few months ago I had the opportunity to buy two records from a rare limited record seller. The second record will be covered in my next post. The first is Lavaland by Piglet.

I was able to get a good deal on both records if I purchased them together but this still cost me $70. Why did I spend that kind of money on a record that only has five songs? Well, good question. This is the only real "release" that Piglet ever had. They had a CD of other songs a few years back but the EP they released in 2005 is the only real official label release. This coupled with the fact that they aren't on Spotify means that this record is kind of one of the few ways to hear this album without downloading it or streaming on YT. I like that exclusivity. The EP also kicks major f*cking ass.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OllEOofj4O8

Some might say they have that generic Mathrock sound but I've listened to a lot of Mathrock in my day and their sound is kind of unique. I'm not even a big fan of Mathrock. I listen to a lot because I'm trying to find another band that sounds like Piglet. The breakdown that starts at around 2:30 in the video above is one of my favorite segments in any song. It reminds me of driving around in high school when I was discovering a very large amount of new music. I'd burn a CD of something that interested me and then drive around for hours listening to music, usually smoking weed as I was doing so, with my friends. We played this CD a lot.

The band members couldn't have been much older than me at the time they made this in 2004-05. That connection was also a big reason I fell in love with the album. The music spoke to me and was written by like minded same aged kids that looked a lot like my friends and I. I hear it now and get very nostalgic.

Lots of reasons to spend $70 on a record. It's limited too so as a collector I get that "ONLY 899 OF THESE EXIST BESIDES MINE HAHA I'M SPECIAL" feeling.

Check out the EP if you like. The full album is below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhzlhRmHmQA&t=17s

THE VIDEOS WILL WORK WHEN WE FIX SAID VIDEOS.

No they won't Exo. You gotta go in and take out all that **** before v=

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

Any right wing punk rock?

I believe it exists, yes.

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Originally Posted by Exo

Click the link. Search yourself.

He's the only one who would. Even TSA let him through without a check.

**Exo** · 06-05-2018, 02:50 PM

https://www.northjersey.com/videos/n...hop/664307002/

In case anybody is interested in seeing what the shop I work at looks like.

**Exo** · 07-09-2018, 08:28 PM

I've been too busy to f*cking mod this place correctly lately let alone write a journal entry. I do have enough time though to share a few big purchases I've made recently. The collections I buy are turning into records I actually want. Good thing I have a good job because if my income relied on the money I make from selling records from collections I buy I'd be broke. They're back to supporting my hobby. Anyway, I visited my favorite record store a few times in the last few weeks. Here's the new additions from that store plus stuff I've brought home from the record shop I help run. The guy has prices that are...well...just WAY too good to pass up. Couldn't help myself...

The Afro Blues Quintet Plus One - Introducing
Autolux - Future Perfect
Bauhaus - Mask
Tim Buckley - Lorca
John Cale - Sabotage / Live
Eugene Chadbourne - LSDC&W - The History Of The Chadbournes In America
The Chameleons - Strange Times
Ornette Coleman - Science Fiction
Count Five - Psychotic Reaction
Dustdevils - Struggling Electric And Chemical
Dustdevils - Geek Drip
Johnny Eaton And His Princetonians - Far Out, Near In
Eek-A-Mouse - The King And I
Brian Eno - Ambient 1 (Music For Airports)
Brian Eno - Discreet Music
Brian Eno ‎– Before And After Science
Brian Eno/David Byrne - My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts
John Fahey & His Orchestra - Old Fashioned Love
Philip Glass - North Star
Hop Along - Painted Shut
Mark Isham - Film Music
Alexandro Jodorowsky - El Topo Soundtrack
Damien Jurado - Visions Of Us On The Land - Deluxe Box Set
Aaron Lightman - Aaron Lightman
Harvey Mandel - Cristo Redentor
The Marketts - Out Of Limits
John Martyn - Sunday's Child
Massacre - Killing Time
Misfits - Legacy Of Brutality
Moondog - Moondog
Moon Duo - Circles (LTD Red)
Mothers - When You Walk A Long Distance You Are Tired
The Mothers Of Invention - Freak Out!
Oingo Boingo - Nothing to Fear
Van Dyke Parks - Song Cycle
Pink Floyd - Obscured By Clouds
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother
Polaris - Music From The Adventures Of Pete & Pete
Slant - Hive
Talk Talk - The Party's Over
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
Talk Talk - Spirit Of Eden
The The - Infected
Steve Tibbetts - Northern Song
toe - The Book About My Idle Plot On A Vague Anxiety (Clear w/ Blue Smoke)
Peter Tosh - Wanted Dread & Alive
Various - A Diamond Hidden In The Mouth Of A Corpse - Weird ass comp with Sonic Youth, Husker Du, Michael Gira, Williams S Boroughs, and Cabaret Voltaire
The Tony Williams Lifetime - Ego

05-30-2018, 03:01 PM	#17 (permalink)
Exo All day jazz and biscuits Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: NJ Posts: 7,354	Kayo Dot Hubardo So this is the second rare record that I got along with the Piglet record. Limited to only 200 copies, this blue variant is one of my most prized records. I'm a huge Kayo Dot fan. I see them every chance I get, have had conversations with them about album concepts, and have had many a drunken and high experiences with their albums. Toby Driver is a genius in my eyes and his work with Maudlin of the Well isn't to be forgotten either. He's been doing this a long time. Their sound has changed a bit on their last two records to a more gothy post punk with synth overtones and ghostly vocals. This album however is a total tour de force of epic proportions. Starts out with grizzled vocals by former Maudlin pal Jason Byron and then just swirls into this cacophony whirlwind of blast beats and dissonant guitar licks. Very dark and very atmospheric. Brutal way to start an album. Then the horns hit. The album is split up between three LP's. It's a long album. Lots of movements. Lots of different sounds melting together. The pressing is very good. Great sound quality from the wax. Album comes with a nice lyric sheet. The majority of the middle of the album is this frantic avant garde jazz chaos with Toby Driver wretching out vocals over horns and blasty off time drums from Keith Abrams. Sets a very sinister mood for the second half of the album to follow. ^One of my favorite songs of all time. Nothing injects energy into me like that song. Pure adrenaline. After Zlida the album kind of dives underwater for a bit with these dream like melodies. Mia Matsumiya makes an appearance on violin. Toby ups the vocal range a bit. It comes to a close with this... God damn thing is a masterpiece and I was happy to spend every dollar I did to get it in my possession. I'm still waiting for the re-issue of Choirs of the Eye to get here. When it does, the double feature of playing both epics back to back is something I'll be looking forward to. __________________ LastFM SUPREME POO BAH MODERATOR EXTRAORDINAIRE

06-05-2018, 02:50 PM	#19 (permalink)
Exo All day jazz and biscuits Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: NJ Posts: 7,354	https://www.northjersey.com/videos/n...hop/664307002/ In case anybody is interested in seeing what the shop I work at looks like. __________________ LastFM SUPREME POO BAH MODERATOR EXTRAORDINAIRE

07-09-2018, 08:28 PM	#20 (permalink)
Exo All day jazz and biscuits Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: NJ Posts: 7,354	I've been too busy to fcking mod this place correctly lately let alone write a journal entry. I do have enough time though to share a few big purchases I've made recently. The collections I buy are turning into records I actually want. Good thing I have a good job because if my income relied on the money I make from selling records from collections I buy I'd be broke. They're back to supporting my hobby. Anyway, I visited my favorite record store a few times in the last few weeks. Here's the new additions from that store plus stuff I've brought home from the record shop I help run. The guy has prices that are...well...just WAY too good to pass up. Couldn't help myself... The Afro Blues Quintet Plus One* - Introducing Autolux - Future Perfect Bauhaus - Mask Tim Buckley - Lorca John Cale - Sabotage / Live Eugene Chadbourne - LSDC&W - The History Of The Chadbournes In America The Chameleons - Strange Times Ornette Coleman - Science Fiction Count Five - Psychotic Reaction Dustdevils - Struggling Electric And Chemical Dustdevils - Geek Drip Johnny Eaton And His Princetonians - Far Out, Near In Eek-A-Mouse - The King And I Brian Eno - Ambient 1 (Music For Airports) Brian Eno - Discreet Music Brian Eno ‎– Before And After Science Brian Eno/David Byrne - My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts John Fahey & His Orchestra - Old Fashioned Love Philip Glass - North Star Hop Along - Painted Shut Mark Isham - Film Music Alexandro Jodorowsky - El Topo Soundtrack Damien Jurado - Visions Of Us On The Land - Deluxe Box Set Aaron Lightman - Aaron Lightman Harvey Mandel - Cristo Redentor The Marketts - Out Of Limits John Martyn - Sunday's Child Massacre - Killing Time Misfits - Legacy Of Brutality Moondog - Moondog Moon Duo - Circles (LTD Red) Mothers - When You Walk A Long Distance You Are Tired The Mothers Of Invention - Freak Out! Oingo Boingo - Nothing to Fear Van Dyke Parks - Song Cycle Pink Floyd - Obscured By Clouds Pink Floyd - Meddle Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother Polaris - Music From The Adventures Of Pete & Pete Slant - Hive Talk Talk - The Party's Over Talk Talk - Laughing Stock Talk Talk - Spirit Of Eden The The - Infected Steve Tibbetts - Northern Song toe - The Book About My Idle Plot On A Vague Anxiety (Clear w/ Blue Smoke) Peter Tosh - Wanted Dread & Alive Various - A Diamond Hidden In The Mouth Of A Corpse - Weird ass comp with Sonic Youth, Husker Du, Michael Gira, Williams S Boroughs, and Cabaret Voltaire The Tony Williams Lifetime - Ego __________________ LastFM SUPREME POO BAH MODERATOR EXTRAORDINAIRE