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| From | "bryan" <munki100@pacbell.net> |
| Subject | What are some of your Buried Treasures? |
| Date | Sun, 24 Aug 2003 09:22:43 -0700 |
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About Neil Young's first album, MBarone wrote:
> I would put it in the same category as the very first
> Lou Reed solo lp and David Crosby's "If I Could
> Only Remember My Name" as buried treasures.
Ah, yeah....that David Crosby album is one of my
favorite "buried treasures" too...some others I'd put into
the same category (though I don't know how "buried"
these actually are, at least not on this list) include:
The Aerovons - 'Resurrection'
Barclay James Harvest -- self-titled first album
Beau Brummels - 'Triangle'
Blossom Toes - 'We Are Ever So Clean'
Chris Lucey (Bobby Jameson) - 'Songs Of Protest and Anti-Protest'
Crabby Appleton - 'Crabby Appleton'
Delta - 'Slippin' Out'
The Dillards - 'Wheatstraw Suite'
Eclection - 'Eclection'
Grapefruit - 'Around Grapefruit'
The Guess Who - 'Canned Wheat'
Maitreya Kali - 'The Mystery Of Maitreya Kali'
The Smoke (US)
Twinn Connexion - self-titled first album
What are some of your Buried Treasures?
Bryan
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