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March 27, 2019

experimental rock ~ San Francisco 1986


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Resident guitarist (The Residents - San Francisco), writer/composer, multi-instrumentalist,
Philip 'Snakefinger' Lithman ... 1949 – 1987
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Labels: 45 rpm, art rock, Christeen Alicino, eric feldman, experimental rock, hyde street studios-sf, miguel bertell, philip 'snakefinger' lithman, richard van dom, sally webster, snakefinger, undergrowth record label
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45 RPM...

The days of finding 45 rpm records at flea markets, thrift stores, garage sales, and even record stores is fading fast in the iPod/digital device age...
Have hunted 45s for many years. Love the ritual of dropping the needle into the groove, watching it spin, hearing a few dull clicks, crackles, pops, hisses, the label art, etc.

Unfortunately, hearing these records pressed and converted into digital files diminishes the sound a lot. It just doesn't give a warm analog sound records have. To hear a vinyl 45 through speakers and an amp is quite stunning. But it will have to do. Happy listening.

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