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There's a riot going on this morning!

Sly off u tube.

YT is only place I get to "spin" vinyl.
Fagan spins vinyl too...

The Zombies • Odessey & Oracle
Date Records

Bunny Lake Is Missing [Original Soundtrack]

Arguably the oddest record in the Zombies' original discography, the Bunny Lake Is Missing soundtrack was released by RCA in conjunction with the Otto Preminger movie starring Carol Lynley, Laurence Olivier, and Keir Dullea. The Zombies, as taped at a television studio, are seen in the movie on a television screen in an extended and very important scene in a pub -- and their songs, especially "Just Out of Reach" and "Remember You," do add some subtle extra layers of tension to an already suspenseful movie. The group evidently had high hopes that their appearance in the film would be an important stepping stone, but it proved something of a dead end -- the soundtrack album containing their three songs, "Nothing's Changed," "Just Out of Reach," and "Remember You" (with Paul Glass composing the rest of the music), never sold in large numbers and was a good mid-level collectable item in the early '80s, with stereo copies far rarer and more choice. It's an interesting curio and in the period when their catalog was mostly out of print, the three songs here made it a nice addition to any collection of the band's music, but it isn't an essential acquisition.

Eddie would be Proud of his son

Chris Isaak • S/T

TOOL • 10,000 Days

Belle And Sebastian • The Life Pursuit

New 6 CD compilation set arrived from Amazon Cost $24.65



Space Rock: An Interstellar Traveler’s Guide
Disc one

Good guitar and drums on this somewhat Jefferson Airplane derivative LP;

In the spring of 1968, the group issued their sole LP titled 'Two Suns Worth' on the Fontana label. The album was engineered by J.J. Cale and produced by Abe "Voco" Kesh (Blue Cheer). Most songs on the record were originals written by Bob Bohanna (bass, rhythm guitar) with highlights that include 'So Glad Being Here' and the hypnotic 'I See The Light'. Unfortunately the LP didn't sell that well prompting the group to go their separate ways.

My favs so far are 'Even When I'm Up I'm Down' and 'Jell Gas Flame'.