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Hello Friends, This long-awaited LP is finally finished. We agreed to put this record out a long time ago, and various issues got in the way of getting it finished. I have to say if it were not for Covid this record would likely remain unfinished. Black Pus is a Brian Chippendale's music project outside of his band Lightning Bolt. If you are not familiar with Black Pus there is a link to a video on YouTube. If you watch the video check out the pile of broken drumsticks! Boy can he play drums. The covers are assembled from used record covers with affixed on artwork. A nod to Sun Ra’s record aesthetic that both Brian and we here at Limited Appeal admire and was an inspiration to our record cover assembly of the label. We took a lot of time culling through the record covers we acquired to accomplish this project. With that said you may receive a record cover that has some wear along the edge, or a saw cut to signify the previous record within the jacket was a promo. Keep in mind these jackets were from previously loved records and thus will not be perfect. We have created a couple of record bundles along with the releases, themed by bands from Rhode Island, shared releases on Load Records, or the Frank Fritz bundle. The bundles are steeply discounted so you may want to consider one as supplies are limited. Thanks for reading and supporting Limited Appeal records - Ken https://limitedappealrecords.bigcartel.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxSi4a0Ygk8

Dion McGregor is a very unusual cult figure—and certainly among the most unique recording artists the world has known. In 1964, Decca Records released an LP called The Dream World of Dion McGregor (He Talks in His Sleep). The cover featured a now-classic illustration by Edward Gorey, and the contents were unlike anything heard before: the tape-recorded musings, stories, rants and screams of a man who was fast asleep. This record has become collectable and regularly sells for around $60 on eBay and such. These spoken dreams—or “somniloquies”—had been recorded by McGregor’s roommate Michael Barr (with whom, in waking life, he composed songs recorded by stars such as Blossom Dearie and Barbra Streisand). Barr’s diligent eavesdropping on his friend’s uncanny habit would, over the years, yield dozens of reel-to-reel tapes full of outlandish, hilarious, and often startling monologues. The present LP is the first McGregor release of its kind in over half a century. We pressed 120 copies, and based on the interest and inquires, if we had to do it over again, we would have pressed more. Below is the link to buy the new record https://limitedappealrecords.bigcartel.com/

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The Far Corners contain members of the Turpentine Brothers; actually they are essentially the Turpentine Brothers under a new name. Edition of 165. If you want to listen to the songs go to the link below http://www.myspace.com/farcorners If you want to buy the record go to the below. http://limitedappealrecords.com/releases-buyrecords/

I am new to the board. I discovered the board doing a search on a Record Store Day search. I run a record label called Limited Appeal, and I release short runs of hand assembled records - www.limitedappealrecords.com The White Shit/MGFKRS split is an edition of 480 copies. These bands are "supergroups" of sorts, at least in some parts of the indie rock world. They contain members from: Monorchid, Skull Kontrol, (DC- Andy Coronado), Big Business, Karp, Melvins, The Murder City Devils (Coady Willis & Jared Warren) & Bipolar Bear (Mexican Summer/Yosada/Deleted Art/Olfactory/Kill Shamen & Limited Appeal Records). If you are interested in buying a copy go to the website, or send me an email at [email protected]. Thanks - Ken

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I am new to the board. I discovered the board doing a search on a Record Store Day releases. I run a record label called Limited Appeal, and I release short runs of hand assembled records - www.limitedappealrecords.com The Oneida Record is an edition of 480, with a silk screen sleeve, and etched B side. If you are interested in buying a copy go to the website, or send me an email at [email protected]. Thanks - Ken