Jackson Graham

Yep, it's especially fucked to see one in the biggest indie store in KC, a large section with a bar over each row under lock and key. Prices on the back of sleeves. It's overflowing with overpriced records that have been sitting there for years and never marked down, no deals to be made. Awful.

The one closest to me in K.C. has a "rare cage". Padlocked!

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The rare ECM misprint.

Enjoying this very much rn. 🤙

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Vibraphone-led instrumentals that run the gamut of Jamaican and Afro-Caribbean styles. Missing the original jacket (holler if you have an extra, need em for both his Studio One LPs), but couldn't pass up a vibraphone obscurity this good.

Afro National "Swinging Freetown" LP - U.S. mid-70s re-ish distributed by African Record Centre, who still occupy the Nostrand Ave. address in BK on the back of this sleeve. I long to get back there for more $15 dead stock 7"s.

Day off, catching up on recent purchases after a month with no stereo. I now have both of these excellent American Gamelan LPs.

Record room nearly all put together in the new house.

New house with big basement means enough space for the marimba and vibes in the same studio.

20x boxes of LPs + 1x box of 7"s + 5x boxes of books ready to move.

Last nights vibe

Kevin's new favorite sleep stack.

Morning jams

CD-R of "Emergency & I"

YEP!

"Black: 4.25 inch wide and 2 inch tall tall rectangle sticker

Die Cut Reflective: 4.25 inch wide and 2.25 inch tall and 2 inch tall on the shorter side.

50 cents postage cost in the USA for any quantity of stickers."

s/o the USPS

Physical Media Is The Future stickers now available through Love Garden Sounds, the store I work at in Lawrence, KS. lovegardensounds.bigcartel.com/product/phys...

spring library sale, $1 each.

The best

Miles Davis + Pizza Hut collab... Personal Pangea 🍕

Yep!

Setting up to digitize a cassette recording of this show. Meredith Monk live at Liberty Hall in Lawrence, KS Valentines Day 1989.

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Also found this at that same store. Unplayable condition-wise. Couldn't beat that price.

The record is a split between Menelik Wissenatchew & Telela Kedebe. I found it at a small store in Portland for $5.

Been meaning to upgrade my cartridge for a long time and trying to get this warped early 70s Ethiopian 7" to track was the motivation. We cooked this in the oven for a few hours (the store I work at has a flattener) and I don't think it helped, but the Concorde is handling it well.