wheresmyjuice

I totally want to go back in time and marry Betty- before she was- Davis.  Super hot.
 
Here's a few I've enjoyed picking up/listening to in the past year or so.  Apologies for the crappy picture taking...I do my best. 
 
Not exactly obscure but hey at least they're evenly gender distributed.
 

Don't know where that is.  Might have gone to instagram?  The other owners took it and bounced.  Next time I see them I'll find out.
 
 
Big Big thanks to everyone who showed up.  It's really a used collector's store at the moment- which is still cool because that's nowhere around here- but it's going to grow and evolve.  There's about 15-20% of our total inventory that's in the store.  A lot that still needs to be priced and put out, and more bins are still being built.   Plus we haven't even gotten to new vinyl yet but that's coming.

I don't know if it's ballsy so much as it's a waste of his time.  I can't imagine he's going to generate enough sales to validate looking all that up and listing it.  He's not just a d-bag...He's a stupid d-bag

Saying it's just not your thing is one thing, but to actually DISLIKE the Beatles is being purposely contrarian.  Amongst a million other great qualities, they are one of the few career bands that actually continued to get better with each release.  No one else has ever come close to doing that for as long of a duration as the Beatles did over 16 albums.
 
I can't recite track listings on each album but I can tell you they are fun albums.  Sure the early shit was bubblegum corporate B.S. but you can't use that argument from Rubber Soul on.  Sgt. Pepper's opening track, I Want You (She's So Heavy), and Don't Let Me Down are 3 later edition amazing guitar songs regardless if they were released then or in 2013.  If that shit was released today we'd all be calling it a better Tame Impala.
 
I come from a perspective of finally sitting down a few years ago, getting with the times, and actually going through their albums so if I didn't like them I could articulately define why.  Rejecting a band's quality due to the public's overly positive perception is the equivalent of disliking a band because they're not popular.

Saying it's just not your thing is one thing, but to actually DISLIKE the Beatles is being purposely contrarian.  Amongst a million other great qualities, they are one of the few career bands that actually continued to get better with each release.  No one else has ever come close to doing that for as long of a duration as the Beatles did over 16 albums.
 
I can't recite track listings on each album but I can tell you they are fun albums.  Sure the early shit was bubblegum corporate B.S. but you can't use that argument from Rubber Soul on.  Sgt. Pepper's opening track, I Want You (She's So Heavy), and Don't Let Me Down are 3 later edition amazing guitar songs regardless if they were released then or in 2013.  If that shit was released today we'd all be calling it a better Tame Impala.
 
I come from a perspective of finally sitting down a few years ago, getting with the times, and actually going through their albums so if I didn't like them I could articulately define why.  Rejecting a band's quality due to the public's overly positive perception is the equivalent of disliking a band because they're not popular.

Saying it's just not your thing is one thing, but to actually DISLIKE the Beatles is being purposely contrarian.  Amongst a million other great qualities, they are one of the few career bands that actually continued to get better with each release.  No one else has ever come close to doing that for as long of a duration as the Beatles did over 16 albums.
 
I can't recite track listings on each album but I can tell you they are fun albums.  Sure the early shit was bubblegum corporate B.S. but you can't use that argument from Rubber Soul on.  Sgt. Pepper's opening track, I Want You (She's So Heavy), and Don't Let Me Down are 3 later edition amazing guitar songs regardless if they were released then or in 2013.  If that shit was released today we'd all be calling it a better Tame Impala.
 
I come from a perspective of finally sitting down a few years ago, getting with the times, and actually going through their albums so if I didn't like them I could articulately define why.  Rejecting a band's quality due to the public's overly positive perception is the equivalent of disliking a band because they're not popular.

I like this one because it's a die cut as well.  And the song's hilarious.