Record Player - Free Your MindIn 1979, Record Player privately pressed and issued a solitary 45 on their Gem City Records imprint in Dayton, Ohio. Though they had recorded a host of other songs, and were on the verge of signing to a major label, their trajectory stalled and the band splintered by the early 1980s. In the early 2000s, Record Player principle Charles Jackson surfaced with their unreleased songs. Todate, only two Record Player songs have been reissued, as part of Now

Bending The Golden Hour Begins Ominously With “Channeling

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and navigate the city

guitarist Declan Mehrtens

“‘Conscious Consumer’ now sounds so much better than I remember

such as ‘The Last Ninja’

and its kissin‰۪ cousins R&B and rockabilly

the second disc contains some of the best work he's done too

Cactus Lee

and it is considered by some to be one of the greatest rock albums of all time

Or there’s the title track

They range from the exhilarating top ten pop of 'Inferno (Brisbane In Summer)'