#recordcollection

[thosesharpnotes]

Ringo Starr – Goodnight Vienna (Apple Records – SW-3417, 1974) Happy Birthday, Mr. Starkey!

[the6070rock]

#vinylrecords #vinylcollection #1970s #hardrock

[goldensongs1]

Paula Abdul - Straight Up (1988)

[vinilmaniak]

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[funksoul]

African funk coming to you from Ethiopia

[russmorris]

What're you listenin' to these days?

[slovenlyrecordings]

GOKCEN KAYNATAN "Moda" b​/​w "F​ı​rt​ı​na"

Shipping this Friday via mailorder!

Stores and distributors will have it real soon.

LIMITED EDITION OF 1,000 COPIES.

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ORDER AT THE SLOVENLY BANDCAMP!

WATCH THE PROMO VIDEO FOR THE GÖKÇEN KAYNATAN 7" RECORD EDITED BY ENRICO "WASTED PIDO" STOCCO!

Slovenly is proud to present the first ever official reissue of a Turkish holy grail - the 1966 tripped-out surf 45 by Istanbul’s Gökçen Kaynatan. Originals of this record - his first ever release, and from 1966 - are so rare that none of our Turkish pals have ever seen a copy, and believe us, they’ve been on the hunt!

“Moda / Fırtına” is the platter from his early years as a teenage rock’n’roller, and these two tracks each offer a compelling listen and demand motion. While mostly drenched in the twang of his custom built guitar with relentlessly swinging beats, his budding experimentation with electronics steals the show. Imagine the sought-after “Countdown!” LP by legendary session man Jimmy Haskell with an Anatolian lean during the peak of modernism and you’re starting to get the point.

Gökçen Kaynatan was recently honored by Finders Keepers with an LP reissue of his 70s-era pioneering in electronic realms that reminds of SUICIDE and MORT GARSON, but with the pungent tang of Turkey. This dancefloor ready 7inch, however, fills a glaring gap for the WILD, and satisfies the raw global itch that is the Slovenly Recordings modus operandi.

[thepavaoproject]

Record Store Day

Free art for anyone that can recognize everything

[thosesharpnotes]

The Beatles – A Hard Day's Night (Apple Records – EAS-50033, Japan) The Beatles were already The Beatles in 1964, but the one-two punch of music and visuals in AHDN transformed them into the larger than life icons that they remain today. This copy is from my 1979 Japanese box.

[chrisdecay]

Wednesday 13's Frankenstein Drag Queens – Night Of The Living Drag Queens (I Used To Fuck People Like You In Prison Records, Reissue, 2010)

It was the first FDQ CD in my collection. I bought it a couple of years ago at a popular online auction in my country. It was the first and last copy on sale. I'm glad I got it...

[dajetteblue]

[funksoul]

Afrofunk straight outta Ethiopia