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New Titles Added!

Site Redesign Ahead…

The Bags

The Bags

Time Beings

Time Beings

Prime Movers

Prime Movers

Coming in 2008

This site has been online in this format for 3 years. It’s time for a change. Sometime this spring, the site will take on a brand new look with some additional features. And, of course some more records.

Some of the Recent Additions

I’ve dug through yet another box of records and found a bunch of stuff that either has never been listed here or has been off the site for a long time. Notable are two early Stanton Park releases: The Trodds and Dog and the Acid Bunnies which have not been available on this site for quite some time.

A partial list of some of the new arrivals: A Heavy Dose of Lyte Psych, A Lethal Dose of Hard Psych, Alice’s Orb, An Overdose of Heavy Psych, Datsuns, Deadly Dose of Wylde Psych, Dt’s, Flat Earth Society and Lost, Freakbeat Mag, George Brigman and Split, IGL Dance Jamboree, Lazy Smoke, Likity Splits, Litter, Litter, Long Ryders, Loons, Lost, Lost, Magnet #76 Summer 2007, Magnet #40 June and July 1999, Magnet #42 Oct and Nov 1999, Magnet New Music Sampler, Magnet New Music Sampler, Mogwai, Morlocks, Muck and the Mires, New England Teen Scene, New England Teen Scene Unreleased, No No No, Off the Hip, Only in America, Party Party Party, Rising Storm, Rumble Skunk-1, Sigh Cry Die, Suburban Nightmare, The Psychopaths, Transglobal Underground, Yeah Yeah Yeah

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JUST A SMALL SAMPLE OF THE MUSIC WE CARRY
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Originally a label, mailorder was a natural outgrowth and a website followed shortly afterwards. If you’re looking for that hard to find record that won't break the bank, you’ve come to the right place! Many records cost less than downloading from the iTunes music store. Hundreds of 45s are less than $2.50. Lots of records and CDs here from the ’60s till now. So what are you waiting for, dive on in!