I'm just now home from a 12 hour work day so hopefully my brain will
function properly.  Wow! Where to start? I suppose these choices should be a
bit obscure?

Left Banke - Too
The Trypes - The Explorers Hold
John Martyn - Sundays Child
Beau Brummels - s/t (1975 comeback)
John Cale - Paris 1919
Chris Stamey - It's A Wonderful Life
Richard Barone - Cool Blue Halo
Spirit - 12 Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus
Wishbone Ash - Argus
Procul Harum - Broken Barricades
The Records - Crashes
Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law
Badfinger - Wish You Were Here

Hmmm... I gues none of them are very obscure.

Bobby Sutliff
NP - Strawbridge - Just For Kicks (1974 Jackson MS band) now that's obscure.

>
> Date: Sun, 24 Aug 2003 09:22:43 -0700
> From: "bryan" <munki100@pacbell.net>
> To: <audities@smoe.org>
> Subject: What are some of your Buried Treasures?
> Message-ID: <006001c36a5b$f2919060$00e8fea9@pacbell.net>
>
> 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