[2026] New York Dolls - Blue Rock Babies (BLR)
I was asked to repost the version of the 1972 Blue Rock Demos I originally posted back in 2019. Couldn't find the version with that cover anywhere in my files so I tarted up a new cover. These are the first recordings with David Johansen. There's been a lot of different versions released over the years, including recently, but as I originally popped it up back in 2019 I don't mind doing so again.
[2026] Wicked Witch - Paradigm Shift (BLR)
Rare and overlooked Experimental/Psychedelic Rock from the late 1970's, early 1980's. There's been a few things released on Japanese Vinyl Labels over the years, but these are all the tracks I have from a couple of Bootlegs. Hopefully a complete collection of his tracks will be released one day.
[1986] Lloyd Cole And The Commotions - Lost Weekends (Live)(BLR)
Collects two shows. Glastonbury 1996 and Hammersmith Palais 1984.
[1986] Lloyd Cole And The Commotions - Lost Weekends (Live)(BLR)
[1985] Lloyd Cole And The Commotions - Easy Pieces (2025 Extended Version)(BLR)
I'm far from being a Lloyd Cole fanboy, but I love his early records and this one in particular. I must have played it a million times since I got it on it's release. I'm surprised something like this hasn't been released officially, so as there isn't one I made my own. Contains the album, all the B-sides, and a couple of Sessions. I'll be posting a Live compilation from this era tomorrow. And of course I'll highly recommend it!
[1985] Lloyd Cole And The Commotions - Easy Pieces (2025 Extended Version)(BLR)
[2025] Transvision Vamp - Songs For Stars (B-Sides)(BLR)
This compilation has been sitting on my "Too post..." pile for over 6 months. I do eventually get to things.
[1972] Five Dollar Shoes - Five Dollar Shoes (Vinyl Rip)
Forgotten New York Glam proto Punk band. If you wanna see where bands like the New York Dolls and The Harlots Of 42nd Street sprang from... Just a great record that needs more recognition. Well recommended!
[2014] The Throbs - Second
A request. I have a couple of issues with this cd. First the band shouldn't be called The Throbs as it has nothing to do with Ronnie Sweetheart and he's not on the record. And secondly it shouldn't be so good. It was only released digitally so I've popped together a bit of artwork using the digital cover.
