Your favorite but unknown


I know there are probably a good sized music collection that is shared by a lot of us here, but there must be some favorites that some of us have that no one else knows exists. Thus the question:

What is the one unknown LP, CD, 8-track in your collection that is indispensible, but that no one else knows about?

My favorite unknown (by most people anyway) would be Steve Taylor's LP "I Predict, 1990."

It is so good, but I doubt that more than a handfull (and I have big hands) of us on AudiogoN have ever heard of it. It contains lots of tongue-in-cheek humor, insightful lyrics, pot-shots at some well known and maybe respected institutions, all wrapped up in a good recording.

Now what are yours?
nrchy

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A 1980 10 inch pressing of Nina Hagen Band "TV Glotzer," a blistering German-language remake of the Tubes' "White Punks on Dope," is at least as heavy as its source material, and "Wir Leben Immer Noch," a reworking of Lene Lovich's new wave classic "Lucky Number," makes the squealy original sound downright effete.

Two complete LP/EP catalogs of Australian band Toys Went Berserk purchased direct from their label back in the late 80s.

Here some I haven't played in 25+ years:
1970 Atomic Rooster with Carl Palmer.
1970 Crabby Appleton
1971 T.O.N.T.O.'s Expanding Head Band "Zero Time"

Viridan, I saw Ramatan in concert at Gaelic Park in the Bronx way back in 71 or 72.
Here are a few of many LP/EP's 12 and 7 inch singles that I purchased new and were played on WNYU college radio way back in the 80's.

Alien Sex Fiend 'Smells Like Sh*t' (b/w Impossible Mission EP, 1987)
Bat Cave 'Young Limbs' (complilation LP featureing Sex Beat, 1983)
Camouflage 'Voices & Images' (German Import LP, 1988)
The Iguanas 'Iguana'/'Living In A Vacuum' (from Topeka,KS 7in.)
Static Cling 'Fire In the Cockpit'/'Brady Bunch' (from Rochester,NY, 7in.)
James Ray and the Performance 'Texas' (12in import)
Pocket Fishermen 'Amy Carter' (from ?,Texas, 7in.)
Opal 'Happy Nightmare Baby' (precursor to Mazzy Starr, 1987)
Waldo The Dog Faced Boy 'Wood' (Desert,Heat,Eternal one of my favorites, 1987)
APB (from Scotland, four 12in imports/LP, 1982-85)
Numb 'Numb' (import, 1988)
Spacemen 3 'Performance: Live at the Melkweg 6/2/88' (import, 1988)
Test Dept. 'Terra Firma' (import, 1988)
Time Zone 'World Destruction' (Afrika Bambaataa/Johnny Lydon, 12in. import, 1984)
We've Got A Fuzzbox And We're Gonna Use It 'Bostin Steve Austin' (also 2 12in. all imports)
Liquid Sky (orginal motion picture soundtrack, 1983)