My 4th of July road trip

[Ken]

Went to New York to visit with some family. We had kids with us and went to a state park for some adventure for the day & then my wife, brother & sister in law all wanted to visit their old college Genesso & grab something to eat. As we walked around their old college campus, I noticed a small music & cd store. As I walked by they has some boxes of CDs out on the sidewalk. I figured, give a quick look and catch up to everyone, never expected to see anything, I came across Cleveland 53:54. I thought wow that's a nice find, I better look through everything. So to make a long story shorter, here were my finds. The sale was 3 for $5.

 

Cleveland 53:54 1989

King Kobra III 1988

Broken Toyz: Savage 1995

Monster X: Four Twenty 1997

Voodoo Machine: Pins n Needles 2002

Gargoyles: Without End 1992 (probably a throwback)

 

My best/most finds iin one place in a long time.

 

So, later that trip, I decided to hit a few local shops. Again, never find anything anymore but what the heck I'm on fire. Well, a few more good finds.

 

Atomic Up: s/t 1992 $5

Court Jester: King for a Day 1991 $5

Haphazard: s/t 1996-1999 pressed in 2000 $1

Man Machine: Step Into Time 1991 $1

Uncle Sam: Heaven or Hollywood 1987 (cassette)

 

Not to bad. The interesting thing here is the Haphazard. It's not the band listed on his site. This band is from New Jersey. It's nice to come across a hair metal indie you've never heard of.

[Nightrain]

Other than Broken Toyz and King Kobra, never heard of the rest. What do you think of em ?

[martinsane]

I love these stories and I a glad there are still some goodies to be found somewhere!

[Ken]

Good stuff. Gargoyles is a throw back but all keepers.