Here we are, at the end of the alphabet, dangling. I'd like to thank all the folks who have stopped by YSKOD, particularly those who shared comments. We're sitting at 70 posts. Not enough to truly know our discography, but enough to know whether you want to know more of it. So, do ya punk? If you want more, do me a favour and post a brief comment here letting me know which posts/bands you've liked best so far and what requests you have. If it looks like another trip down discography lane is warranted, then down it we shall know.
16 comments:
I know this, I like that you gave props to an old outfit of mine, Blanket, and your record collection has such range and variety, I just wait to see what you have in store for the next post, and so on, and so on...
So for me, your surprises are what keep me coming back. I just enjoy hearing tracks from your collection! I hope you keep it up!
I only just discovered the site, and as a fan of that period of pop music, I really enjoyed it. Just the other day, I was ruing that I didn't have the Witch Hazel song on the Kramer's Beach compilation, and lo, there it was.
Do keep posting stuff. I have one specific request. Could you repost the Lorelei single? Their first single was simply stunning and now it's almost impossible to find. I was elated when I saw it on your site and crushed when I saw it was no longer available!
-ANM
Hello, I just discovered your blog and regret terribly I didn't know about it earlier. You've posted a lot of amazing stuff from a special era in music. I'm delighted to have, for instance, the Veronica Lake stuff, but regret missing out on things like the Mountain Goats song from the I Like Walt comp; I used to have that album and it's gone like too much of the rest of the vinyl I collected in the early to mid nineties. I'm certainly going to keep checking back, and I hope you continue the site.
By the way, the Something Cool compilation has been a favorite of mine since it came out. Up there in the list of great comps with Pop American Style. The Poundsign song Michigan is essential to a happy life.
Paul
I love it and find it inspirational. All these great tracks shouldn't stay hidden on 7"vinal waiting for the odd day to get a listen, these need to be shared. I'm inspired to do a similar effort as I've enjoyed yours so much. Thanks. Chris
just discovered your site so I missed most of the stuff. I really really like the Whorl song! This is a very cool idea, as you well know.
Lovely blog,please keep it going! Thanks!
I also just discovered your blog. I particular like the Guided By Voices, Whorl and Windy&Carl songs. Thank you!
(And as request, maybe some more of the bands I just named. Well, it doesn’t matter, your choice of posts was already good, so you choose :)
Thanks for keeping up this great blog--lots of songs I used to have on cassette tapes & a few I had on 7"--hard to say which posts are my favorites. I'll try though: Whorl, Thumbling, Strapping Fieldhands, Refrigerator, East River Pipe all stand out.
This blog has just made my week. I can't wait to explore all the different posts but most of all I wanted to say thank you for taking the time to do this!
Nadin wrote: You are unbelievable!!! Go ahead, pleeeeeeease!!!
Thanks very much for these comments.
Sorry for the extended hiatus.
YSKOD is back!
G
i love this whole entire blog. so many memories, especially any and all SF-related stuff from 91-95.
I cried when i saw that you posted that Hollowbody song from the BOMP collection. any possible chance you could repost or send? ive been looking for that specific song for over 10 years, no joke.
x
olivia
SF
Hi Olivia,
Here's a link to the whole darn box set:
http://www.mediafire.com/?6yxdl38mt1l
Enjoy!
G
YOU ARE AMAZING
AMAZING
thankyouthankyou!!!
Please post the Butterglory song again. They were THE best. Also, do you have "drop the baton" from them?
This site is bringing back a lot of memories for me.
Wow, there are a lot of other things I see on here that I like. This is great.
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