First let’s get the vinyl geeks out of the way: This is the 1978 white vinyl UK reissue of The Beatles, aka The White Album.
From The Stacks: The Beatles, ‘White Album’ (White Vinyl)
From The Stacks: The Fixx, “Stand Or Fall” (Picture Disc)
For two albums during the early 1980s, the Fixx were the business.
From The Stacks: Ken Nordine, ‘How Are Things In Your Town?’
You’re familiar with Ken Nordine. You might know you are, but you are.
From The Stacks: XTC, “Making Plans For Nigel” (Promo Single)
When I was a kid, there were a few things in the record store I was sure were going to make me rich someday.
From The Stacks: Leroy Pullins, ‘Funny Bones & Hearts’
Leroy Pullins is all kinds of talent. It says so right there on the back cover.
From the Stacks: The Vibrators, ‘Pure Mania’ (White Label Promo)
June 1977: American DJs are spinning Stevie Wonder’s “Sir Duke,” KC & the Sunshine Band’s “I’m Your Boogie Man,” and Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams.” Leo Sayer, Glen Campbell, and David “Hutch from Starsky […]
From The Stacks: Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers, ‘Modern Lovers 88’
You can tell a bit about a person’s relationship to pop culture by their Jonathan Richman frame of reference.
From The Stacks: ‘The Dells vs. The Dramatics’
Can you take a wild guess what this record is doing in my stacks?
From the Stacks: The Clash, ‘Red China’
This is about as good as bootlegs get.
From the Stacks: David Bowie, “Up the Hill Backwards” (12-inch Single)
The market for Bowie vinyl has remained inflated since his January 2016 death.
