What album do you own that no one else on PE owns?

[bob_32_116]

This might prove an interesting companion to the "What album do we all own?" thread.

Name an album you own that you think possibly no other PE member has. Describe it if you wish.

*** RULES ***

- No concocted albums please. You must be able to provide evidence on request that the album actually exists.

- One album per post.

- If someone else claims to have the album you named, you may name another as soon as you wish.

- If no one else claims your album, you may post another after six hours.

- (at peterG's suggestion) Any album stated must have been available for purchase in the past in shops or on the net or still be currently available. Albums only available locally from the artist or from a single local shop now or in the past MAY NOT be included! ***


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I'll start with:

Szymon - Tigersapp

Slightly folky pop reminiscent of Sufjan Stevens. Really interesting and sad story behind it, which I related in another thread.

[NogbadTheBad]

Well its going to be tough for me to find anything that Scrotum Scissors or a couple of others don't own but I'll give it a try, I'm assuming it means no bootlegs?

Karenautas - Recreo
Argentinian Chamber Rock.

[No Pride]

Guaco - Amazonas
Venezuelan salsa/funk/fusion/pop

[Scrotum Scissor]

Masala Dosa '77. Danish ultra-rare, melodic guitar-based post-psych progressive album recorded in '77 and released two years later on obscure label Kong Pære. A very good record, in fact.

[Poisoned Youth]

I could probably name quite a few. They would be jazz mostly.

John Rapson - Bing

[moecurlythanu]

Too many to count.

[at least 100 dead]

^ Don't know any of those mentioned.

Die Kassierer – Der heilige Geist greift an (1993)
The country that brought you WW I & II and rigged automotive software also gave us punk’s Sgt. Pepper.

[Dave (in MA)]

Early '80s fusion LP given to me by its guitarist in the early '90s when we were working at the same software company.

[PeterG]

Bullseye - To The World Among the Brave - Swedish heavy metal. Released February this year.

[Brad to the Bone]

Karenautas - Recreo
Argentinian Chamber Rock.

Got it.

I'll nominate Otori - I Wanna Be Your Noise

[PeterG]

This might prove an interesting companion to the "What album do we all own?" thread.

Name an album you own that you think possibly no other PE member has. Describe it if you wish.

*** RULES ***

- No concocted albums please. You must be able to provide evidence on request that the album actually exists.

- One album per post.

- If someone else claims to have the album you named, you may name another as soon as you wish.

- If no one else claims your album, you may post another after six hours.

Good rules Bob, and I'd like to add a rider, that might seem obvious but needs to be said anyway:

*** Any album stated must have been available for purchase in the past in shops or on the net or still be currently available. Albums only available locally from the artist or from a single local shop now or in the past MAY NOT be included! ***

Otherwise every one of us could post a huge list of such albums. For example, I could post all the cassette and CD albums my band produced in the 90s and sold and gave away locally (that said, I know that at least 2 members here have a copy of our last studio album from 96.)

[PeterG]

For me the Darkhorses to watch out for if I have an obscure album in mind are going to be people like Spacefreak, the Dunno, Nogbad the bad, i.e. metal, hard rock, UK new wave and UK pronk.

[walt]

J.Hanson-Boolean Blues
Solo synthesizer

[Reid]

Icebreaker-Cranial Pavement

[Birdy]

Let's try this one for fun:

Moebius--Moebius(1978 album featuring Steve Roach)

[bob_32_116]

Let's try this one for fun:

Moebius--Moebius(1978 album featuring Steve Roach)

Does the album have only one side?

[Dana5140]

I have "(Going to) Unmask the Batman" by Sun Ra on 45rpm.

[No Pride]

Good rules Bob, and I'd like to add a rider, that might seem obvious but needs to be said anyway:

*** Any album stated must have been available for purchase in the past in shops or on the net or still be currently available. Albums only available locally from the artist or from a single local shop now or in the past MAY NOT be included! ***

Oh no, now he's imposing his rules on other people's threads!

What about out of print albums? Plenty of albums slip through that black hole, but we were able to get a hold of them before that happened. Personally, I don't think it's fair that we can't include those. The one I posted is somewhere between hard to impossible to find now, but you can hear it on YouTube. Isn't that good enough?

[bob_32_116]

What about out of print albums? Plenty of albums slip through that black hole, but we were able to get a hold of them before that happened. Personally, I don't think it's fair that we can't include those. The one I posted is somewhere between hard to impossible to find now, but you can hear it on YouTube. Isn't that good enough?

Any album stated must have been available for purchase in the past in shops or on the net or still be currently available.

Being out of print does not necessarily disqualify an album.

[ronmac]

Black Sabbath "We Sold Our Soul for Rock and Roll" test pressing is the first that comes to mind.

Tons of Beatles bootlegs.

Maybe these don't count. (But, they do in my book).

[Yodelgoat]

Jaugernaut - First album Vynil

[No Pride]

Being out of print does not necessarily disqualify an album.

Oh, my bad... and with my tail between my legs, my humble apologies to PeterG.

I guess I needed more coffee this morning.

[progeezer]

The list of albums I have by both black and white doo-wop groups is too long to mention.

[rcarlberg]

Harpo Marx - Harpo
Jean Piche - Heliograms

[nosebone]

I've got dozens of my friends CDs.