@ Rchecka - Your post inspired me. One of my close friends is a heavy punk head, and I asked him for some recommendations. Here is one of the videos that he sent me, I def liked them all. He is a bass player, so of course they are bass heavy.





Here are some that I dug out of my storage shelves.

this one has been sampled a few.

Joe Pass







Gift of Gab - The Ride of Your Life




Dilla




Here is a nice Spaghetti Western

Day of Anger - Riz Ortolani



Serious Drama




Skyrider and Jim Wurster





Does this mp3 upload work? It will only play half the song for me.



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I have been doing some well needed organizing. I had the records out and had the time so I thought that I would post a little more.

My girl friend is from Russia. She helped me score some cool records.



Andrei Petrov - Office Romance OST









Ариэль





The 10" is from a soviet cartoon The Blue Puppy. It has some really interesting sample-able stuff on it. I will try and get around to uploading something.

Here is some soviet surf and bossa

New Electron









Ziad Rahbani







This one is not on this record but I thought it was awesome.





One last one

Hugo Montenegro









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^Awesome Kep! You got some unique records man, much props. Some serious deep digging right there. That Day of Anger ST is definitely calling my name.

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^^ agreed . With the exception that most of the joints you posted are calling my name !!

This one is dedicated to Joe Meek and the Moontrekkers

Robert George "Joe" Meek was a pioneering English record producer and songwriter. His best-remembered hit is the Tornados' "Telstar", which became the first record by a British group to reach No.1 in the US Hot 100. Wikipedia



The Moontrekkers were a British instrumental rock and roll band in the early 1960s, who are best known for their minor chart hit "Night of the Vampire", arranged and produced by Joe Meek, and for their peripheral involvement in the early career of singer Rod Stewart.Wiki