Shipping should work out to around 6$ for most USA locations (1 to 3 LP) on most orders. Shipping is around 8$ to Canada (flat rate-unlimited records).
Condition is Record/ Jacket, EX=excellent (a touch under near mint, maybe a few light creases/hairlines, plays flawlessly) Happy to answer any inquiries or send pictures, just send me a message.
“Oh, I’m afraid the deflector shield will be quite operational when your friends arrive”
-Emperor Palpatine, a few minutes before being thrown down the hatch
Robert Ziegler – Music from The Star Wars Saga: The Essential Collection (2020 Europe, 2 × Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Numbered, Blue Vinyl #587, Music On Vinyl MOVATM272) Small tear on outside plastic sleeve, Sealed: 80$
2x CD, Box John Williams, The London Symphony Orchestra – Star Wars (The Original Soundtrack From The 20th Century-Fox Film) (Boxset 2x CD, Polydor 800 096-2) EX/NM: 20$
The Genesis Collection
“The path is clear, though no eyes can see the course laid down long before”
-Genesis, Firth Of Fifth
Genesis – From Genesis To Revelation (1969, London Records XPS 643) VG/G+: 20$
Genesis – Selling England By The Pound (1973, Charisma FC 6060) Insert included VG+/VG: 20$
Genesis – Live (1975 USA, Charisma CAS 1666) NM/G+: 12$
Genesis – Wind & Wuthering (1976, ATCO Records SD 36-144) VG+/P: 4$
Genesis – Spot The Pigeon (1977, Limited Edition Blue Vinyl, EP 45 RPM, Atlantic EP 1800) VG+/G+: 12$
Genesis – Abacab (1981, Atlantic XSD 19313) VG+/G+: 5$
“I’m not a singer who plays a bit of drums. I’m a drummer that sings a bit.”
-Phil Collins
Phil Collins – Face Value (1981, Gatefold, Atlantic XSD 16029) EX/EX: 15$
Phil Collins – Hello, I Must Be Going (1982, Gatefold, Atlantic 78 00351) EX/VG+: 10$
Phil Collins – No Jacket Required (1985, Atlantic 78 12401) VG+/VG+: 10$
Phil Collins – ...But Seriously (2019 UK release, Limited Edition Turquoise 2x LP, Atlantic PCLP 89 081227947156) Sealed: 55$
“We’ve got to get in to get out.”
-Peter Gabriel
7” Single Peter Gabriel – Games Without Frontiers/B Side: Lead A Normal Life (1980, Charisma CA 3601) G/Generic:1$
The Alan Parsons Project
“I don't care What you do I wouldn't want to be like you”
- Alan Parsons
The Alan Parsons Project – Tales Of Mystery And Imagination (1978, 20th Century Fox Records 9209-508) VG/VG: 8$
~~The Alan Parson
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A Bucket of Blood is the appropriately dark yet amusing title for this black comedy-horror that stands as a prime example of Roger Corman’s filmography; low in budget but high in entertainment and charm. It also gives us the defining performance from loveable character actor Dick Miller, in one of only three starring roles throughout his 65 year career.
Dick Miller plays Water Paisley, a rather brainless busboy for a local beatnik hangout. As he collects the dirty plates and cups from the tables of seemingly distinguished artists, he dreams of entering their world as en equal. He yearns for their success, the respect they garner, and the love of his longtime crush, Carla. But poor Walter has no discernible talent and is forced to haunt the periphery of this hipster scene like a ghost. That is until, in a fit of frustration, he accidentally murders his landlady’s cat. Horror films and cats; name a more cursed duo. Messed up in a wave of guilt, grief and ambition, Walter casts the deceased pet in clay and thus, his first ‘masterpiece’ is born. The morbid sculpture becomes the height of culture and Walter achieves a slight sweet taste of his goals… but in order to truly succeed, he requires more murdered subjects to bathe in clay. So begins Walter’s descent into murder and madness.
One of the film’s most compelling attributes is the relentless tongue-in-cheek humour, almost always at the expense of the beatnik community. The artsy-fartsy scene that emerged in the 50s is the clear target of Corman’s sardonic gaze. Skip ahead to any point in the film and you’ll be no more than twenty seconds away from any given parody or jibe; from the substance abusing lazy hang-abouts to the overarching theme of the beat generation’s shallow circle of celebrity that so readily shifts from ignoring a mere busboy to treating him like a god. The poet Maxwell is a particularly enjoyable imitation of the pretentious artist type, his self-importance almost dripping from his theatrical voice down onto his amazing tuxedo-and-sandal combo. Besides that incredible dress sense, my other favourite joke comes in the form of a folk guitarist who is performing at the bar. Walter has begun his murdering spree and is building his new image, while the performer sings “Go Down, you murderer, go down!” in the background.
But if there’s only one reason to watch A Bucket of Blood, it is to see Dick Miller at his very best. Catching him in bit parts over the years, such as in fellow Corman
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