First Woody Guthrie album I bought, circa 1972! That cover treatment was used for similar reissues of jazz and blues which they did a crappy job of promoting.

Sorry, saw the cover and thought it was "Chipmunk Punk". Had a whole riff about betrayal of roots and reinvention in pursuit of commercial success, too!

Great cover! And I agree, can't go wrong with Flyright!

So nice! Was this from a multi-disc "album" or just a separate EP?

And found this inside a book I bought Sunday

Back in 1972, that was the reaction if someone hadn't flushed the toilet. #IWasThere

2016 Hot Milk Dread Operator CD box w/ Leaps & Bounds, Lows & Highs and Wild Paarty Soubds Vol. 1.

When helping others in recovery I try to remember that some people are learning to say yes and some are learning to say no.

Looking for first album of the day and happy to take your recommendation (the title seems to have shifted position from vinyl to digital?)!

Noted terpsichorean Sherwood Anderson has words about dancing cowboys 🤠

I like old internet! I'll give it a look-see, thanks!

Seething with envy right now. Congratulations! My Beckett shelves were decimated (using it correctly? Check) a couple of moves back and I lost my one volume of the letters that I was hoping to build on. Almost all of my book purchases are second hand and these just don't pop up too often.

Weird, I watch a LOT of Tubi and haven't seen a single DHS ad.

Looking for the correct answer linking these two books. (By correct, I mean the one reason I bought both of them)

Would I pay "full" price for Kropotkin OR Ebert usually? Probably not, but half off...eh, why not.

(Should've read further down the thread...)