I Found One Of My Most Wanted Records! |Vinyl Finds #37|

[@andrewlauder1232]

Nice to see some love for High Tide!I was Head of A&R at Liberty/United Artists from 1970 to 1977.I signed High Tide in 1969 when i was Label Manager and the group was managed by my oldest friend after moving to London.Tony Hill the singer/guitarist was from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and was previously a member of the legendary Missunderstood.Simon House the violin player later played in The Third Ear Band and was a member of Hawkwind whom i signed in 1970.We thought at the time this was the heaviest album released up to that time!Second album also worth hearing.Paul Whitehead designed the cover(did Early Genesis covers)from front cover image i found in an antique book.Tony is no longer with us.Simon very much is! As is my still great friend the manager Wayne Bardell.You can read more about these days in my 2023 book"Happy Trails"(unashamed plug)

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Wow that is really incredible! Never would I have thought I would talk to the person who signed High Tide and Hawkind! The Misunderstood is a great band! I have a few of their singles in my playlist of that type of music haha. I agree, I think that that is 100% the heaviest album of the sixties! Still looking for the second record, its pretty hard to find here in the states. I found your book on Amazon, might pick up a copy. Thanks for sharing! ✌

[@dimebagdave77]

Many thanks for sharing these details ✌️🤘

[@Groundhogfan1962]

@@andrewlauder1232 You also signed the Groundhogs and for that,you have my internal blessing

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Oh wow, I love the Groundhogs! Thats amazing

[@cowbellsuperstar1948]

I really enjoyed your video. You have so much enthusiasm.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@cosmicvinyl2937]

Wow killer finds Sorin! That High Tide was a phenomenal pick up! So jealous! LoL! Great stuff kid! ✌️👽

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! Its such an amazing record and the deal I got was just incredible! Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@brooke8567]

I was born in 1967. I had never heard of Love and Arthur Lee until around the 1990s. Read that Forever Changes was one of the greatest albums ever produced. I got it and got hooked immediately. Arthur Lee was an overlooked genius . Was friends with Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix and was a poet and LSD songwriting original. Saw him with my late sister on the 2003 tour at Town Hall NYC. One of the best shows!🇺🇸✌️

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Agreed, the album is just a masterpiece in songwriting, arrangement, and production. I would've loved to see him live. Thanks for sharing! ✌☮

[@badvinyl4531]

Great video ! Keep them coming eh!!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! I'll try haha ✌☮

[@DanSPsych67]

You Are An Old Soul My Young Friend!! Let Me Echo A Comment From Below!!! As A Old And Proud Hippie .... " Forever Changes" Is A Time Capsule Masterwork!! The Insight Into The 60's Swirl Around It!! We Won't Lose That Amazing Time As Long As We Have These Masterpieces!!!!!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I get that a lot haha. Forever Changes is probably still a top 10 album for me. Incredible stuff! I know I'll be listening forever. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@DanSPsych67]

@sorinvinyl1523 My Pleasure!!!!

[@Groundhogfan1962]

@@DanSPsych67 I still listen to 46 years after I.first bought it

[@DanSPsych67]

Same Here Brother!!

[@stevegeary1643]

Love the channel, your enthusiasm for records and music just makes me happy!! I'm a 72 year old singer/song writer for the 1969 band "Top Drawer ". Glad to see young people still carrying the torch for good music and records. I too am a fan of Elf, Free,and Lucifers Friend:)

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Wow that is really cool! Still got any copies of the original lp floating around? I'm definitely going to listen to your album later today! I love Lucifers Friend, their first album is fantastic! Thanks for watching and commenting! ✌☮

[@VinylinStrangePlaces]

Friend you have some great taste. Nice vibe too. Great stuff!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you so much! ✌☮

[@ilijaradovanov3263]

Finally I decided to put comment on your video, I been watching your videos for a long time and I have to say your posts are important to me equally with Noble Records, Psych Derek and Sublim Media. I am glad to see a young person like you with such a good taste. Cheers from Serbia and keep on digging. If you are intesting for some cool stuff which came from Yugoslavia ask me and you got a right answer.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you so much, that means a lot to me. Those are all some of my favorite channels! Definitely interested in some cool stuff from Yugoslavia! Send some! Thank you! ✌☮

[@ilijaradovanov3263]

@@sorinvinyl1523 Pop Masina-Kiselina, Dilon showed that receord, Igra Staklenih Perli self titled and their second album Vrt Svetlosti, Grupa 220-Slike, Izvir, self titled, Indexi - Modra Rijeka, Time, self titled, Smak, self titled, Pop Masina - Na Izvoru Svetlosti. Cheers.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! I'll add some to my to listen to playlist haha.

[@ilijaradovanov3263]

​@@sorinvinyl1523Here is also some important Buldozer - Zabranjeno Plakatiranje, Korni Grupa - self titled, Opus - self titled, Tako-self titled and U Vreci Za Spavanje, Oko-Raskorak Drugi Nacin-self titled... Most of the albums are on the prog side.. also language barrier could be problem, but musicianship at all is very, very good.

[@dimebagdave77]

Awesome...

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thanks Dave! ✌☮

[@georgeprior-vinylshowtell4934]

High Tide, Sea Shanties is beyond incredible. You are totally correct in your assessment of this. Nothing in 1969 was this heavy, nowhere near. One of the greatest albums from the golden era.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

100% agree, such an incredible and heavy record! It blows my mind that it had came out before the first Sabbath record. Unbelievably heavy for the time period. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@rayhewitt9789]

I agree .Best Lou Reed rec it puts me in a safe space. ha. And if you like Wild Honey get a copy of 20/20, or ,of course Pet Sounds.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Its a good album. I love Pet Sounds so so much, one of my favorite albums ever. I don't have a copy of 20/20 though. Definitely need to get one. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@GeeAitch-r1r]

that Lou Reed one got.. is a classic!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Agreed! I'll need to spend more time with it. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@kingelvis1956]

Great finds once again, Sorin! I would love to find a clean mono copy as you did of the “Sgt. Pepper” album! I have heard it said that “You haven’t heard Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band until you’ve heard the Mono version”! Too bad about that disappointing trip to look at 200 Bert Kampfert, Billy Vaughn, Lawrence Welk, John Gary, Al Hirt, Jim Nabors and Montavani albums! Just guessing on those, but that’s the usual “stuff” that we run into when searching for grails! Walter

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! I couldn't believe how clean it was when I checked the disc. I wasn't too blown away by the US mono, but certainly a different listen. Would love to hear a UK mono copy. Yep that sounds about the right artists haha! Its like fishing, sometimes you get skunked, and sometimes you hit the honey hole (and ou have todig through the Weeds haha). Thanks for watching Walter ✌☮

[@redcomusic]

Wow, Sgt. Pepper older pressing, I thought those would be extinct LOL! I once found Abbey Road in a box...at an antique store...in Greece. Can't wait to go digging in northeast PA sometime!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I mean, the album did sell millions and millions of copies haha. To find Abbey Road in Greece is really cool! PA seems to be a good place for digging, there aren't too many people here collecting records, so you still find good deals! Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@nearwildheaven4840]

Hi Sorin, I've been wanting that Andwella's Dream LP for a long time, cool that you found a copy, just wish one would come my way! I found a reissue of that High Tide album a few months ago, and man is that good! Absolutely fantastic album, so cool you found an original. I have a copy of The World of Oz, with no promo sticker, found it at one of my local record stores for a decent price. The Muffin Man track I could've done without, but the rest of the album is pretty good. Thanks for sharing these incredible finds!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Andwellas Dream is just incredible psych. You'll get a copy soon I hope! Interesting your copy of Oz has no sticker, thanks for sharing! The album borders the cheesy pop line a little, but the last two tracks are incredible, and I think its good pop psych (I'm a sucker for British 60s pop). Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@nearwildheaven4840]

@@sorinvinyl1523 Yeah, I like British psych pop alot, check out Tintern Abbey and also the Eyes, especially their song You're Too Much.

[@The-Danish-Record-Hunter]

I never saw the US cover of Boxer - Below the Belt. Yeah, awesome record. Tony Newman is one of my favorite drummers. What a legacy performing with Jeff Beck, May Blitz (As you mentioned), Three Man Army, David Bowie, Boxer and T-Rex. Also, Keith Ellis played on the first Van Der Graaf Generator LP, The Aerosol Grey Machine. That High Tide is probably the heaviest record from the 60s. Great find!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Yeah he has quite the resume haha! I saw the Keith Ellis played with VDGG, but I didn't know which one. Another album I really would love to own! Agree on the High Tide, just unbelievably heavy! Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@chuckm4540]

Dude, great vinyl! Would love to see more of your collection.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! I have a lot of other videos out that pretty much document my collection for the last few years. More to come as well! Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@chuckm4540]

@@sorinvinyl1523 I just subscribed and will watch more of your videos!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

@chuckm4540 thank you so much! Hope you enjoy! ✌☮

[@paulwaters753]

all great finds, greetings from Australia 🙂

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thanks for watching! ✌☮

[@Bootradr]

I never had heard of Futilist's Lament before. Interesting band and song with High Tide. It sounds like Jim Morrison singing a Black Sabbath type song haha. Very cool guitar and music in the song for sure. Brian in Fort Worth 🎶

[@sorinvinyl1523]

It does sound a lot like Jim Morrison singing with Black Sabbath haha. They were probably the heaviest act around at the time. Great track in my opinion. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@gilramirez1373]

Cool i was looking for Australia punk band mass appeal first 2 for years finally found got them both after 27 years searching

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thats awesome! Gotta love when that happens. ✌☮

[@sneakerset]

Thanks for showcasing your vinyl stash - just subbed.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you so much for the support! Glad you enjoyed! ✌☮

[@deancronin6934]

Congrats on the radio show, I started one a couple of years ago it’s so much fun and justifies your vinyl addiction lol Pro tip: 45s are very easy to DJ with versus LP’s

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you, its really a blast! I like to dj with full LPs, and I usually play the entire thing! I definitely need more singles, but I don't often find what I'm looking for. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@booklover3959]

You have excellent taste. Forever Changes is also one of my all time favorite records. It really is a masterpiece. In my opinion it is one of the top psych albums ever made. I got to see Love when Arthur Lee was alive do all of Forever Changes live with an orchestra behind them. Kudos on finding such a sweet copy....the vinyl so nice and shiny.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! I'd put Forever Chanes in my top psychedelic lps as well. Wow I wish I could've seen that concert! Amazing! I'm so thrilled to have found that copy! ✌☮

[@JamesBeanSantMatMystic]

QSU bookmarked. I will be happy to tune in.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! Its a lot of fun and I love doing it!

[@JamesBeanSantMatMystic]

@@sorinvinyl1523 Is that Monday evenings, 9-10 PM?

[@billstill1794]

Did you visit the legendary Scranton city dump site where Capitol Records used to toss their unwanted vinyl goofs, dead stock, and other things including thousands of Beatles "butcher" covers after they were recalled? They immediately covered them over with dirt and other dump crap but if they were still sealed would some survive?

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Awh man I had no idea about the Scranton dump site. Do you have any info on where it is located exactly? Maybe I'll dig up a copy of gandalf and ressurect it from the dead haha. ✌☮

[@billstill1794]

@@sorinvinyl1523 I think it was the Scranton city dump but not 100% sure. I'd like to unearth a Gandalf LP too! Also, The Common People LP!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

@billstill1794 both great ones haha

[@harrygrosomanidis9699]

Great Taste , young man.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@harrygrosomanidis9699]

@@sorinvinyl1523 From the Land of Oz(Australia)

[@ab3000x]

Nice scores especially the High Tide Lp.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! Such a great lp.

[@wondersintheriver4504]

That Zappa album is a FIND, so lucky, can barely find his stuff over the pond, i have a few lps by him but nothing that cool

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I was super shocked to see it there! A really great bootleg as well. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@Groundhogfan1962]

Some jems there my.friend Wild Honey is one of my fave Beach Boys albums

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! I've got to spend more time with it ✌☮

[@Carl-x8y3c]

Hi 👋 I like the Beach Boys song Wild Honey. It came out around the year 1968 if my memory serves me well. I also like the songs Darlin and I can hear Music from 1969. Lou Reeds 1972 album Teansformer is a cool album if you haven't heard it before.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Hey, I like that track too, I have a single of it. I still need to find a copy of Transformer. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@Carl-x8y3c]

@sorinvinyl1523 It shouldn't be too hard to find Transformer. I have seen it for sale brand new. But I guess if you can't part with the cost of the price for a new copy then it won't be easy getting one.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

@Carl-x8y3c I see it around often, I just have never pulled the trigger. I think a real cheap copy will come around.

[@Carl-x8y3c]

@sorinvinyl1523 I hope so. I have a copy on compact disc. I play it occasionally. I'm going through my large collection of music. Alot of it is nostalgic for me now because of my age. I'm in my sixties. Do you like the American groups the Pixies and Sonic Youth ? Both bands were popular in the late 1980s/ early 90s .

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I know of them and know a couple songs, but don't really listen to them that often. That era of music is a big whole in my listeming that I am trying to fill.

[@GeeAitch-r1r]

hey dude... sorry for the late response... just playing "Coney Island Baby" right now (cd.. story on vinyl too long to type)... old ltae 80's cd.. "shes my best friend'... one of the best things on that one.. song 'Kicks' just started.. im gunna shut f up now... this album rocks! The album i heard before this ( yet on cd... impossible to get on vinyl) is/was Nico Chelsea Girl. I mention this because you seem to find Everthing on vinyl... duse... if you found/find this one (same text as white light/white heat) on the cover... I swear.. you will NOT be disappointed! Cheers til next time!

[@GeeAitch-r1r]

this was supposed to be a comment , not a response... sorry... hope you get this. Cheers...once again. (im just a gift to the women of the world just started).... god bless LOU REED

[@sorinvinyl1523]

No worries! I've seen one copy of Chelsea Girls in my entire days of collecting, and it was not in great shape and very expensive! I really enjoy that record, I used to stream it a lot. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@nickmannion3879]

Anything with Ollie Halsall is essential. I actually saw Boxer in 74! OH is on the second Tempest album, Living In Fear. Well worth finding. Great vid as always!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Agreed! Must have been a cool show, were they opening? I think I have the Tempest album in my wantlist. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@nickmannion3879]

​@@sorinvinyl1523Also, and I know it is anathema, Patto is one of the few albums I have on lp and cd as the cd has a 15 min bonus track which is basically a OH jazz rock freak out and is worth the price of admission alone!

[@nickmannion3879]

​@@sorinvinyl1523After checking with my lifelong friend, who being that kinda guy still has the ticket stub, it was actually 1975 opening for Baker Gurvitz Army!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Wow thats so cool!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I'll definitely check that out, sounds right up my ally. Thanks for the heads up! ✌☮

[@JamesBeanSantMatMystic]

I googled "High Tide , Simon House" and found lots of info on them. Other albums they did. Connections to Hawkwind and the Third Ear Band. Am checking out some other High Tide albums. A great find.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I know they had one other release in the 70s, but do they have more? Also, didn't know about any of the connections. I'll have to research as well!

[@JamesBeanSantMatMystic]

@@sorinvinyl1523 Oh yeah, they had a couple of other 1970 recordings that eventually got released, and then they reformed again and put out a few more albums. Discography: Sea Shanties (1969) High Tide (1970) Interesting Times (1986) Precious Cargo (1989) sessions recorded in 1970 - reissues have labelled it as "Live jam 1970" A Fierce Nature (1990) Ancient Gates (1990) The Reason of Success (1991). I saw one photo of Simon House when he was young and he looked a lot like Jim Morrison, lol. He wasn't the vocalist though.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

@JamesBeanSantMatMystic awesome! Will dig deeper one day.

[@noelwhite6650]

Dude amazing finds !. So happy you got Sea Shanties. Its a fantastic album. Futilist's Lament is just insane. By the way. Have you ever heard "Path Through The Forest" by The Factory ?. Honestly its one of or maybe even the best UK Psychedelia i've ever heard, if you've never heard it i can't recommend it enough. Also, i HIGHLY recommend "CQ" by The Outsiders. Truly amazing Psych/Proto Punk straight outta the Netherlands in '68. Very very rare and expensive (like the Factory single) but so incredibly good.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Thank you! I'm so happy with it, such an amazing record! I added Path through The Forest into my stuff to listen to thanks for the heads up! I heard CQ a very long time ago, but it has been a while, definitely need to revisit. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@brucster99b2]

The thing with the mono/stereo debate is that differences are really noticeable in some cases, especially if your ears are so use to hearing one version in particular. I managed to grab a mono copy of Pink Floyd's "Piper At The Gates..." album years ago, and after having listened to the stereo version for so long, the subtle differences popped out straight away. It's kind of like the sounds you know are etched in your brain, and then suddenly it's like.. "what was that?" Got a couple of World Of Oz singles, including a nice Italian piccy sleeve of the "Willow's Harp" 45.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

100% agree! I've had a stereo press of Srgnt Peppers for years, so there was a very noticeable difference. I enjoy noticing the differences. World of Oz is a good group, Willow's harp is a great track off of that record. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@brucster99b2]

@@sorinvinyl1523 I've heard the World Of Oz album, but it's not really to my taste. Although the "Willow's Harp/Like A Tear" 45 is a bit of a classic, gathering two of the better tracks from the album. I've also got "The Muffin Man" 45. Yikes.... say no more!!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

@brucster99b2 haha yes sort of a cheesy record, but agree Willows Harp and Like a Tear are great psych tracks.

[@brucster99b2]

@@sorinvinyl1523 That's why I grabbed the 45. Plus, it wasn't too bad a price at the time, but now..., and nice to have a pic sleeve too.

[@justa_hoax]

You have great taste, young man. And you must DJ not too far from me. I'm in Harrisburg. Have you been to Sonic Ascension Records up that way? I'm assuming you have.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Oh wow, yeah close by haha. You may able to catch me on the actual radio (88.9)! I haven't been to Sonic Ascension yet, I'm not exactly sure why haha. I'll definitely make it up there soon! Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@kristoffer5771]

Boxer-Patto-Tempest. Have you heard Tempest?

[@ericenloe9753]

Definitely check out Tempest!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I'll have the Tempest album with Ollie in my wantlist, but I'll go back and revisit. Thanks for watching ✌

[@vinylrichie007]

I have lots of Miles but I have never heard Milestones. The critics loved Coney Island Baby when it came out. Steppenwolf were one of my favorite bands when I was in Jr High. The first three Love albums are all good. I still need a copy of De Capo. Andwellas Dream is a very good Psych find. I’ve never heard High Tide. When this video is over I will check out High Tide. In most cases I prefer stereo over mono.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I love anything with Mikes Davis on it, for the most part at least. Steppenwolf are great. I like pretty much all of Love's output, but the first three are my favorite. Andwellas Dream is a really good record. I usually prefer stereo as well, but sometimes, its just a different Expierience listening to a mono versus a stereo. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@vinylritchie1974]

High Tide sizzles!

[@sorinvinyl1523]

For real! Its a smokin hot n heavy record! ✌☮

[@dimebagdave77]

Amazing Chili Peppers..

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Agreed

[@booklover3959]

Get your hands on the album Before the Dream Faded by The Misunderstood....killer British sixties psych....you will thank me later if you do not already have it. Also, check out the first Leonard Cohen album The Songs of Leonard Cohen if you do not have that. A first USA pressing is not too expensive yet.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I have the Misunderstood in my wantlist, but I'll go back and revisit it. I haven't heard it in a very long time, but I have some of their singles in a playlist I've made. Managed to find a copy of Leonard Cohen a few videos back! A great record for sure! Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@bankrep02]

I live near Scranton... where did you shop?

[@sorinvinyl1523]

A place called On&On which is an antqiue store type place with a ton of records upstairs. A lot of overpriced stuff, but some gems hidden within. Central Station Marketplace and Antiques had a bunch of really solid records like the Zappa and Miles Davis. Also went to the Gallery of Sound record store. ✌☮

[@ericenloe9753]

Since you like that Steppenwolf album then you'll definitely like Mars Bonfire he was the guy who wrote born to be wild

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I've been on the lookout for that lp. Mars Bonfire has got to be one of the best stage names out there haha. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@nigelcampag1290]

Nice one on the High Tide....its a great heavy record for sure. You need their 2nd lp as well obviously. I like both of the Glass Prism LPs. Check out the hip hop group People Under The Stairs - Blowin' Wax track. They sample A Dream Within A Dream and it works beautifully. Definitely pick up their 2nd lp as well (also sampled by the classic hip hop group The Beatnuts in the early 90s). I still need a clean Born To Be Wild, just don't see it here in the UK. Forever Changes is in my top 5 records of all time. I bought my first copy in the early 90s (early 70s press), then a late 60s press and just this year finally a UK OG mono. So a 30+ year wait for an original but I'd still prefer to get a US stereo OG. I don't think I have another 30 years left in me though 😄. Some great other buys as well Sorin. Cheers Nige

[@sorinvinyl1523]

Love High Tide! I always forget they have a second record, perhaps because there is no US Press. I'll check out the samples, I love hearing that stuff! The track Seeds of Love off of the Little Boy Blues LP is sampled in a song that was a commercial for the Olympics, I recognized it instantly! I can imagine Steppenwolf was not as popular in the UK. Forever Changes is such a masterpiece. I prefer the stereo mix of the LP. I think you could track one down! Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@nigelcampag1290]

@sorinvinyl1523 Yep, I have the Little Boy Blues LP and love that track. Jay Z used it although I'm not particularly a fan of his. Don't know if you're aware of the hip hop artist Edan and his lp Beauty & The Beat but I would implore you to check that one out. He's a very talented guy, rapper, turntablist, guitarist. Check out his routine on YT where he cuts up two copies of Thin Lizzy Johnny The Fox whilst rapping over the top, totally unique. Anyway, B&TB is choc full of psych samples and he uses some strings off Little Boy Blues to great effect. I can absolutely guarantee the LP will knock your socks off Sorin! I may have recommended him previously... apologies if I'm repeating myself. Cheers Nige

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I don't think you have reccomended that. I will definitely check it out! Thank you!

[@chrisrees7054]

Beach Boys 20)20 is their best.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

I don't have that one yet, but I'll definitely pick up a copy if I get it for cheap! Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@henrys3629]

I picked up a "jazz" LP solely because it was a promo and Steve Gadd was on drums. Hated it because I'm not a fan of 80's piano jazz that could be played in the mall. Sorry to Joe Sample fans. I swear I had that Steppenwolf and can't find it.

[@sorinvinyl1523]

It happens, I've been disappointed by records like that a few times. Steppenwolf is great, I like a lot of their output. Thanks for watching ✌☮

[@grantpate1932]

eBay FTW

[@sorinvinyl1523]

It definitely pulled through! ✌☮