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- Portland, OR 97214
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- Portland, OR 97205
- (503) 239-7561
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- Sun 11-6
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Beyond Berkeley Guitar
NYC’s Tompkins Square label is proud to present Beyond Berkeley Guitar, a collection of some of Northern California’s finest acoustic gu... (Click the album for more)
- $14.95 CD
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An Anthology of Noise & Electronic Music/ First A-Chronology Vol. 1
Subtitled: First A-Chronology 1921-2001. At last, the Sub Rosa label issues the highly-acclaimed Anthology Of Noise & Electronic Music colle... (Click the album for more)
- $49.95 Vinyl
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Michigan Meltdown: Post-Garage Pandemonium And Pre-punk Fuzz Freaks From The Mitten State's Milken Era
As over-anthologized Detroit (and Michigan) are in terms of their florid musical history, Michigan Meltdown manages to collect twelve exampl... (Click the album for more)
- Vinyl out of stock
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A Psychedelic Guidebook To Monsterism Island
Pete Fowler's Monsterism Island has long been known as a musical cornucopia and an album full of esoteric musical treats makes perfect sense... (Click the album for more)
- $14.95 CD
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Si, Para Usted: The Funky Beats Of Revolutionary Cuba Vol. 2
Light In The Attic & Waxing Deep team up again for Si, Para Usted: The Funky Beats of Revolutionary Cuba Volume 2 – taking up where the first volume left off with another a fully-licensed compilation of Cuban funk, jazz, psych, son, and soul from the last four decades. Highlights include the deep funk of Safari Salvaje by Los Rápidos, a mesmerising funk workout from an obscure band that in the 70s won the Cuban equivalent of American Idol; Al Sonar la Hora, a funk-rock classic from Los Barba who, despite being one of Cuba’s most popular bands ever, never recorded a single LP; and Vanguardia y Juventud by Sonopop, absurdly unlikely party music from teenaged members of the Communist Youth Militia.
The series has already received fantastic critical praise, with The LA Times calling Volume 1 “sublime”, Spin giving it 4-stars, and Pitchfork claiming it was “what every revolution should sound like”.
All of the tracks were re-mastered from the ORIGINAL tapes, kept by the Cuban government in a dusty Havana warehouse. Given the poor quality of Cuban vinyl, this means the music on Si, Para Usted has a sound quality previously unavailable. Quite simply, the music has never sounded this good.