Album of the Day: Frijid Pink, scored for a mere 50 cents! (Taken with instagram)
Limited Edition James Bond Posters by Max Dalton
Spoke Art has a very limited edition set of new prints by Max Dalton commemorating 50 years of James Bond. The prints were commissioned by the historic Castro Theatre in San Francisco, California. Get yours here!
Album of the Day: The Yankee Dollar
“The Yankee Dollar is no accident.”
Or so proclaims the liner notes of the lone album from exceedingly obscure west coast psychedelic band The Yankee Dollar. Don’t know much about the group beyond what’s found at allmusic.com … kind of a second-rate Jefferson Airplane knockoff, with lots of fuzz guitar and creepy psychedelic organ.
Release Date: 1968
Label: Dot
Paid: 99 cents at the Goodwill
Album of the Day: Wild in the Streets (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
“Max Frost Says 14 or Fight!”
Groove-tastic packaging hides an otherwise mediocre soundtrack from this classic ’60s teen exploitation flick. Save for “Shape of Things to Come” by Max Frost & the Troopers (not even a real band), most of the rest of the songs are forgettable.
Label: Tower
Paid: 99 cents at the Goodwill
Never seen this before … awesome beyond words!
Jefferson Airplane wakes up New York in 1968.
Filmed by Jean-Luc Godard
THE CULT Re-Teams With Producer BOB ROCK For New Album - Nov. 29, 2011
OK, this is an old item, but we’re old Cult fans from way back in the Electric daze.
~ Dr. X
…r New Album - Nov. 29, 2011
Blabbermouth.net
We’re in good company with THE PRODIGY and MARILYN MANSON. The record is nearly done; Ian [Astbury] is probably doing vocals right now….
Read more: THE CULT Re-Teams With Producer BOB ROCK For New Album - Nov. 29, 2011
It’s an (opera) man’s world.
