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Funkadelic: One Nation Under a Groove (Warner Bros BSK-3209, 1978).
My rule when digging through used bins is if you see some P-Funk you buy it. This is in rough shape and it’s missing the bonus EP, but whatever. I used to have a lot more before the Purge but none of it was clean so I’m now patiently waiting for ORG Music to work through the Westbound catalog at least.
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Funkadelic: Funkadelic (ORG Music ORGM2326, 2025).
This remaster of the greatest American rock band’s 1970 debut is so fucking good. Forensically restored by Dave Gardner and Catherine Vericolli, this psychedelic masterpiece has never sounded better. It will blow your funky mind.
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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Atlantic SD 7200, 1970).
Sometimes there’s a reason they call it classic rock. This is a great album and just sounds so good. I wish Jerry played pedal steel on every song though. The harmonies, the guitar tones, the whole stoney vibe. It’s classic. We have all been here before.
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Big Star: Radio City (Ardent ADD-1501, 2011 reissue).
The eternal #vinyl question: Does this sound crappy because it’s a lousy pressing…or is it my gear? I can imagine there are good versions of this out there that don’t sound sibilant and shrill, but not this one. I like the back cover photo taken at TGI Friday’s though. And the songs, of course, are perfect.
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Bermuda Strollers 73 (Edmar ELPS-1122, 1973).
In Jonathan Richman’s “Monologue About Bermuda” he says the Modern Lovers’ trip to the island signaled the end of the band because he was getting more excited by what the local guys like these guys were doing. Features “Bang Bang Lulu.”