A fresh vinyl rip of yet another Pickwick/33 knock-off. BTW, Ol' Mondo appreciates those select few of you who take the time to comment ... but I know there are literally thousands who download from this site without leaving so much as a word. It'd be nice to know what you think. And if you have an album you'd like to share that fits with what I am doing here, please do. Put it this way: without your active involvement there's really no point in me continuing with this, capice?
Well you know how I feel about it E. Wish others would chip in and help one way or another if they would like to see your good work continue. My 2 cents.
ReplyDeleteEliot, hey , yours is the first place I visit everyday, man, and I hope you understand how much we appreciate and depend on the job you do for all of us who are too lazy or selfish to do it ourselves. Without your contribution we'd be like nowhere because it is at your blog where every other blog wants to be seen or heard and I hope you know that, man.Please,accept my apology for everyone who has come to the well to drink, but never left a tip.
ReplyDeletei really like most of the exploito music you post, im especially fond of "studio-musician cover version" records, where they get some studio hacks to knock off hit records to avoid paying the artist performance royalties. even better are the "almost" records where they change a hit song just enough to rip it off without actually infringing on copy rights. think Jack Nicholson's band in the movie "Psych-Out" totally almost sounds like hendrix but not quite.
ReplyDeleteim sure you are a bit of scholar of this type of exploitation recording. any uploads along these lines gets you an even more special place in my heart.
I drop by every so often and usually find something I'd like to hear. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteJust ran across your site. So far - I love what you're doing. Thank you!
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