Along La Frontera

izqu — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 04:54:12 +0000

Chapter 1.
Cultural Nationalists
In the 1960’s the Chicano Movement rallied the Mexican American to unity under a banner of cultural nationalism. The call was for a return to the mythological, spiritual homeland of our indigenous ancestors. In this new take on an old Mexican mythology, Aztlán, the ancestral home of the Aztecs, was posited to be northwest of the Valley of Mexico somewhere in the vast lands ceded by Mexico to the United States, through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, at end of the Mexican American War. In the search for ethnic community and commonality, the Aztec mythological past (without either a physical location or time) created, for those who agreed, an experience of familial sharing and bonding and for those Mexican Americans who didn’t agree at least a point of cultural reference.
Those who agreed with and participated in the Cultural Nationalist conception of Chicano/a reality were drawn into the formation of the discourse of Chicano/a. The tools that allowed for legitimization of the discourse were set in motion. Omi and Winant (1994) write that, “…social movements create collective identity, collective subjectivity, by offering their adherents a different view of themselves and their world; different, that is, from the characteristic worldviews and self-concepts of the social order which the movements are challenging” (p. 88). Thus, solidarity of purpose creates a new identity and bond for those within the movement. The Chicano/a Movement of the 1960’s and 1970’s was just such a social movement based in the commonality of cultural nationalism. It provided the Chicano/as with a voice in their struggle for their basic human rights and cultural place within the dominant Anglo culture. It strived to develop a pride in the Chicano/as through identification with the historical artifacts of the culture. The reiteration and reification of the past provided a sharing through repetition of the commonalities of myth and history. It also created (some would say re-created) a community and a people and provided them with the necessary components of a culture: an ancestral land and a world-view, the mythology of Aztlán.
This mythology was to an identifier, signifier and symbol of the lost lands of northern Mexico as well as a spiritual carrier of Chicano heritage for all. But, the same Cultural Nationalists within the Chicano/a Movement, wanting to bond and unite the movement’s followers under their conception of reality, refined the mythology in their own image. Ignoring the past and casting the older groups and organizations (The G.I. Forum, MALDEF, etc.) in a light of compromise and capitulation, the Cultural Nationalists effected a revolution in the hearts and minds of the newly defined Chicano/as. But, it wasn’t an overthrowing of the established leadership without culpability on the part of the masses. Stuart Hall (1996) puts it in Gramscian terms, “Leadership’…has its ‘coercive’ aspects too. But, it is led by the winning of consent, the taking into account of subordinate interests, the attempts to make itself popular” (p. 426). Powerful in message and promise, Chicano/a cultural nationalism seemed to have something for each and every subordinate’s interest and the spiritual and symbolic mythology developed its own hegemonic structure of power with the cultural nationalists in charge. This new structure was to be used for positioning within the greater hegemony of the white culture. The new Chicano/a was to be positioned at the margins of the dominant social structure embracing the post-colonial construct of the Indian/other in a deliberate essentialist strategy to redefine and dominate the Chicano/a movement, and the newly developed hegemonic structure that it created, and lead it in its strategic struggles with the dominant culture. The message, strong in pride and power, resonated deeply within the Chicano/a group.
Some of the younger members of the Chicano/a Movement, coming of age in the 1960s, were in a state of cultural anomie. They were trapped without the benefit of an ethnic/cultural past that reflected their own true experiences. Their parent’s home was in Mexico, but they were born American. The problem was that America rejected them, except as chattel, and denied them a place in the pantheon of immigrant success stories unless they were willing to give up the heritage of their parents and embrace the ethnicity model and take their place within the Anglo dominated hegemonic structure. Some were willing to do so, but for the others the Aztlán mythology provided them with new roots and a new identity invested in land. Because as Shelia Contreras (1998) writes, “…it is precisely this connection to the land-the idea that the very heart of the Chicano people is rooted in the earth-that undergirds the Chicano nationalist claims to Aztlán as the cultural homeland and an implicit status as first inhabitants of the region” (p. 119).
Inhabited by Indigenous tribes and colonized by the Spaniard, the areas of the Southwest claimed as Aztlán had the culture and Weltanschauung of the Spanish nation imposed upon it. The Chicano/a’s model of resistance, embodied in an Indian trope (as noble fighter), was justifiably seen as fitting and heroic as a symbol of the resistance implicit in the discourse. The futility of the American Indian’s struggle and their defeat against the Anglo-American was also seen as a tragic, romantic precursor to the Chicano/’s own struggles. Chicano/a students and radicals of the 1960s, searching for group identity and a philosophy that would help explore and define their relationship to the dominant white hegemony, appropriated the mythological, Mexican Indigenous of the Southwest as their ancestor.
The historical antecedent of a Spanish colonial experience, now grafted onto the Anglo American’s domination, provided the structure for this model of internal colonialism. The Aztlán mythology, with its claims to land, fit in perfectly with this construct. Thus, the new Chicano/a, tied to the land, was the heir to the colonized land of Aztlán. In this scenario, the Chicano/a’s inability to complete their dominion of this land was due to the colonizer’s appropriation and the imposition of an apartheid-like system that kept them oppressed.
In the new Chicano/a’s philosophy their blood connection to Mexico, manifested through the Conquest and the mestizaje, sanctioned their appropriation of the Aztec mythology and ancestry. Through this “implicit status” as heirs to the first people of the area, the Chicano/a of the 1960’s appropriated the Southwest as their own land; their own heritage; their own destiny. The Mexican mestizaje and the Aztlán mythology created the rationale for weaving the Chicano/a into the indigenous past. Stories of this mythological reinvention provided the vehicle for reification. The telling and retelling of these stories continued. Through the 1960’s and 1970’s, the assertions of the Chicano/s as the ancestors of Aztlán developed from a sense of spiritual mythology to that of a geographical fact.
The nobility engendered in the Aztec by the trope allowed the Chicano/a to escape the reality of a second-class status in America and claim an ancestral royalty through a tenuous bloodline. While on this field of contention the ethnic, cultural games of coercion and consent in the restructuring of the Chicano/a hegemony and its placement within the larger hegemony of the dominant white race were to be played out. This new thrust was articulated in the first manifesto of the Chicano/a Movement.
El Plan Epiritual de Aztlán (Anaya and Lomeli,1989), written by Chicano/a students (largely by the poet Alturista) at the First Chicano National Congress in Denver, Colorado in 1969, was much more then a simple manifesto for action. It overshadowed and dominated the Chicano/a’s leaders and their agendas. It took the Chicano/a from their place as subaltern other in Anglo culture and replaced it with the trope of a marginalized, yet proud Indian people. It set land boundaries and created a new people with a new destiny. El Plan begins:
“In the spirit of a new people that is conscious not only of its proud historical heritage but also of the brutal “Gringo” invasion of our territories, we, the Chicano inhabitants and civilizers of the northern land of Aztlán from whence came our forefather reclaiming the land of their birth and consecrating the determination of our people of the sun, declare that the call of our blood is power, our responsibility, and our inevitable destiny” (p. 1).
The call was for an ethnic identification with the Chicano/a name as a signifier of place and ancestral land claims. The Aztec mythology was appropriated and modified by the cultural nationalists to serve their means. It’s important to point out that the call was not for a return to Spanish Castile, or Aragon, or Galacia. It was not even a call to the glory days of the Spanish conquest of the New World. No, ethnic identification and cultural representation were to be solely based on the indigenous component of the Chicano/a as recognized in a culturally essentialized manner through the Mexican mestizaje. Because, as Chicano/as (Americans of Mexican descent) we, are products of the mestizaje. We are the products of the horror, rape, love and hate in as many combinations that could happen between the Spanish invaders and the indigenous of Mexico. But, the call to unity and collective identity for the Chicano/a was achieved through embracing the otherness of the Mexican version of a noble savage mythology (the Azteca trope). This was brought about by the embracing of a model of internal colonialism that provided the convenient excuses for the culturally aborted Chicano/a’s lack of development economically, politically as well as culturally. The movement was challenging the Anglo hegemony and its perceptions of Chicano/as (perpetuated by their oppression) as only second-class citizens without merit. The challenge for the Chicano/a movement as a whole was to eradicate this perception from the Chicano/a’s own mindset. The answer was to replace the insulting and irrational image of the lazy Mexican with a trope based on the nobility of a colonized, marginalized, Mexican/Indian ancestry in the United States: the mythology of the Aztec homeland.
This “memory” of the past nobility of the Aztecs and our connection through spurious bloodlines helped maintain the Mexican and the Chicano/a through the 1960s. The fusion of the Aztlán mythology with the mythology of the above mentioned Indian-ness and “implicit status” as the first inhabitants of the region was essential in developing the colonized trope of the noble savage. Identification with the trope was effective. Chicano/as embraced the indigenous side of their heritage never even stopping to ask if it was real, or a mythological invention, or what had happened to the Spanish side of the equation. The Mexican mestizaje, with its simplified, binary composition lacking the specificity of details as to the reality of the different components that made of that mezcla, began its own journey through Chicano/a mythology as the simple truth; Indian good, Spaniard bad. But, Shelia Contreras (1998) asks a provocative question:
Do I dare suggest that arguments for institutionally sanctioned marginalized identities such as ‘post-colonial’ and ‘Indian’ are ultimately attempts to appropriate in some form the cultural capital that has been accrued by the larger field of Postcolonial Studies and the ‘tragedy’ of ‘the Indian’ in the Americas-a recognition that continues to be withheld from the Chicana/o (p. 51)?
Or, as I have asked, are we trying to benefit from spurious cultural and blood associations with the marginalized otherness of the Azteca trope, the noble savage? The answer is obviously yes.
Because this identification helps erase the historical fact that our Spanish ancestors and the Anglos were not oppositional warriors in the contested open spaces of the American Southwest, but co-exploiters of the indigenous populations already there. The unfortunate reality is that the supposed colonized, to a large extent; turn out to be the colonizers. The model of internal colonialism and the trope of the marginalized noble savage were a convenient excuse for the self-marginalization of the Chicano/a for essentially strategic reasons, but it’s not completely true, because, both the Anglo and the Spaniard/Mexican were realizing the real colonization of the Southwest. Thus, the trope (Mexican as Indian victim) of colonization in the Southwest wilts under the reality of the Mexican as colonizer/settler. How could this trope of implicit status, of the indigenous roots of the Chicano/a and ties to Aztlán be maintained in the face of the stark evidence to the contrary? The answer to this question is that it was maintained and does survive very nicely, because, this mythology continues to flourish. The Aztlán mythology became integrated into Chicano/as reality. What had been a call to spiritual unity became a call for possession of another’s land. Thus, our desire for a homeland, in order to fulfill the tenets of the internally colonized paradigm, became a usurpation of Indigenous land with the claims and manufactured blood ties triumphing over reality. But, Chicano/as were not content with only land claims.
Succeeding generations of Chicano/as continued their education in colleges and universities joining organizations and clubs that amplified and reified their claims. In a bid to strengthen their claims on the indigenous, some Cultural Nationalists attempted to alter the Chicano/a signifier. Some changed their cultural identifier to Xicano in order to express a desire for even closer ties with the Nahuatl languages (Klor del Alva, ) of the Aztecs.
As a Chicano graduate student writing on the problems of Chicano/a identity, my concerns are with the Chicano/a and the way appropriation of a Mexican, indigenous mythology has evolved from a symbolic, to a figurative and now a somewhat literal excuse for cooptation of the lands of the Southwest. As a Chicano/a, and because of the Chicano/a reliance on the mestizaje I feel that can look into the phenomenon of Chicano/a mythological appropriation of things Indian. But I repeat, I am a Chicano/a not an Indian. So, if Indians read this they should know that I do not claim to speak for them and their concerns. I speak of Chicano/a things that cross over into the realm of the Indigenous. I also hope that when Chicano/as read this they will remember and understand the reality of their forefather’s experiences in the American Southwest before they literally or figuratively appropriate and embrace someone else’s land.
Because, in the United States this strategy of cultural essentialism, rooted in the Mexican mestizaje (Chicanoness defined through Indianness while ignoring the Spanish component except for language) that was engineered by the Cultural Nationalists, was successful in positioning the Chicano/as as the heirs and forefathers of the Mexican Nahuas and Aztecs (Klor del Alva, ). And In the minds of some in the succeeding generations of Chicano/as, this firmly established that Aztlán (based in the American Southwest) was their spiritual and temporal homeland. This essentialism brought about the reclamation of a mythological homeland and the nobility of the Indian trope.
In the search for ethnic community and commonality, the Aztec mythological past (without either a physical location or time) created, for those who participated, an experience of familial sharing and bonding and for those who didn’t at least a point of cultural reference. The embracing of the mythology was one function of the Chicano/a heritage’s liminal status in the real and imagined borderlands between Mexico and The United States. The Mexican mestizaje provided the rationale and the weaving of the Chicano/a into the indigenous past while stories of mythological reinvention provided the vehicle. I still find these quests for historical identity inspiring and meaningful in their intent and appallingly jingoistic and dismaying in their implementation. Padilla (1989) asks:
When…does the appropriation of the heroic past lead to self delusive political action…What happens when political activists mandate the work of the ‘guardians of culture’…At what point should the past be challenged for its lies and deceits rather than idealized and accorded heroic dimensions for political purposes (p. 116)?
In other words, when does cultural nationalism stop being the symbol of a solution and start being part of the problem? Since cultural nationalism’s main achievement has been consciousness raising, what happens after the consciousness has been raised? The answer is that resistance to the paradigm develops.

Scribbling

izqu — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 20:32:29 +0000

A List Of My Music From The 1990′s

izqu — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 18:46:03 +0000

Artist Title Box # Style
10,000 MANIACS The Wishing Chair 63f Alternative Rock
10,000 MANIACS In My Tribe 8g American Rock
13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS 13th Floor Elevators 15g Sixties Psychedelia
77′S 77′S 93E AMERICAN ROCK
ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY NATURAL ELEMENTS 38E AMERICAN NEW AGE
ADAMS, BRYAN Waking Up The Neighbors 76f Canadian Rock
ALBERTE & KATJA Alberte & Katja 91a Danish Rock
ALI, NAZAKAT & SALAMAT Nazakat & Salamat Ali 41a Pakistani Music
ALTERED IMAGES BITE 37E AMERICAN ROCK
ALVIN, DAVE ROMEO’S ESCAPE 31E AMERICAN ROOTS
ALVIN, PHIL UNSUNG STORIES 40E AMERICAN ROOTS
ANDERSEN, ARILD Shimri 47a Norwegian Jazz
ANDERSON, ALISTAR Steel Skies 62a Irish Music
ANDERSON, LAURIE Big Science 7g Avant Garde Rock
ANDERSON, LAURIE XCERTS FROM U. S. LIVE 2E AMERICAN XP
ANDERSON, LAURIE MISTER HEARTBREAK 2E AMERICAN XP
ANDERSON, LAURIE STRANGE ANGELS 14E AMERICAN XP
ANY TROUBLE WHEELS IN MOTION 65E ENGLISH ROCK
ARMSTRONG, LOUIS & HIS HOT FIVE 20B AMERICAN JAZZ
ARTIE SHAW C. BASIE & A. SHAW 26B AMERICAN JAZZ
ASHLEY, RICK RICK ASHLEY 73G ENGLISH ROCK
AZTEC CAMERA Knife 8g English Rock
B-52′S B-52′S 24E AMERICAN ROCK
B-52′S COSMIC THING 24E AMERICAN ROCK
B.A.D. TIGHTEN UP VOL. 88 61G ENGLISH ROCK
BAD COMPANY BAD CO\ROLLING STONES 90G ENGLISH ROCK
BAEZ, JOAN BAPTISM 9E AMERICAN FOLK
BATT, MIKE 6 DAYS IN BERLIN 84G AMERICAN ROCK
BEAT FARMERS VAN GO 39G AMERICAN ROCK
BEAT RODEO HOME IN THE HEART OF… 58E AMERICAN ROCK
BEAT SURRENDER FOUNDATION 84E AMERICAN ROCK
BECK, JEFF Blow By Blow 9g English Rock
BEEFHEART, CAPTAIN The Captain & His Magic… 62d Strange Rock
BELLEW, ADRIAN ADRIAN BELLEW 82G AMERICAN ROCK
BERLIN Berlin 85f 80′s Snyth Rock
BERLIN BERLIN\THE ALARM 35E AMERICAN ROCK
BERNE, TIM Sanctified Dreams 47a Smooth Jazz
BETANCOURT, JUSTO Lo Sabemos 45a Salsa
BIG COUNTRY BIG COUNTRY 40G SCOTTISH ROCK
BILLIG BILL & BILLETTERNE Bankerot 79a Danish Rock
BLADES, RUEBEN Agua de Luna 2a Salsa
BLADES, RUEBEN Escenas 2a Salsa
BLAKEY, ART ONE FOR ALL 17B AMERICAN JAZZ
BLAKEY, ART AB & JAZZ MESSENGERS 19B AMERICAN JAZZ
BODEANS Love, Hope, Sex & Dreams 15f Roots Rock
BOLLING, CLAUDE CLAUDE BOLLING 22B ENGLISH JAZZ
BOW WOW WOW BOW WOW WOW 52G ENGLISH ROCK
BOWIE, DAVID Let’s Dance 40f English Rock
BOWIE, DAVID LET’S DANCE 88G ENGLISH ROCK
BROWNE, JACKSON Running On Empty 86f LA Rock
BROWNE, JACKSON Hold Out 86f LA rock
BUFFETT, JIMMY Son of a Son of a Sailor Man 97f Folk/Country
BUFFETT, JIMMY A WHITE SPORTSCOAT &… 45G AMERICAN ROCK
BULGARIAN WOMAN’S… Bulgarian Women’s Chorus 4a Bulgarian Music
BURNETT, T-BONE Proof Through The Night 16g American Rock
BURNETTE, JOHNNY TEAR IT UP 31G 50′S ROCK
BUSH, KATE HOUNDS OF LOVE 51E ENGLISH ROCK
BYRNE, DAVID MY LIFE IN BUSH O GHOSTS 1E AMERICAN XP
CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN KEY LIME PIE 8E AMERICAN ROCK
CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN OUR BELOVED REV. SWEET.. 55E AMERICAN ROCK
CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN II * III 80E AMERICAN ROCK
CARASCO, JOE “KING” BANDIDO ROCK 86G AMERICAN ROCK
CARNAHAN & PETRIE No Regrets 77f Acoustic
CARTER, CARLENE MUSICAL SHAPES 5E AMERICAN ROCK
CARTER, CARLENE 2 SIDES 2 EVERY WOMAN 71E AMERICAN COUNTRY
CASE, PETER The Man w/the Blue Post… 28f Folk/Rock
CHANDRA, SHELIA Shelia Chandra 5a Indian Pop
CHAPMAN, TRACY TRACY CHAPMAN 73E AMERICAN FOLK
CHAVIS, BOOZOO Boozoo Chavis 52a Zydeco
CHENIER, CLIFTON King of the Bayous 55a Zydeco
CHILTON, ALEX High Priest 2g America Roots Rock
CHINA CRISIS DIARY OF HOLLOW HORSE 65G AMERICAN ROCK
CLAPTON, ERIC Crossroads 3 & 4 14d English Rock
CLEAR LIGHT CLEAR LIGHT 52E AMERICAN 60′S
CLINE, PATSY Patsy Cline 69f Country
CLINE, PATSY 1ST RECORDINGS #3 23G COUNTRY
CLINE, PATSY GREATEST HITS 72E AMERICAN COUNTRY
COCKBURN, BRUCE HUMANS 78G CANADIAN FOLK
COHEN, LEONARD Songs of Leonard Cohen 43f Poetry/Rock
COHEN, LEONARD New Skin For Old Ceremony 59f Poetry/Rock
COHEN, LEONARD Songs From A Room 43f Portry/Rock
COHEN, LEONARD Death of a Ladies Man 59f Poetry Rock
COLE, NAT “KING” Best of… 22d Jazz/Pop
COLE, NATALIE Unforgettable 87f Black Pop
COLEMAN, ORNETTE SKIES OF AMERICA 3B AMERICAN JAZZ
COLLINS, PHIL BUT SERIOUSLY 21E ENGLISH ROCK
COLLINS, PHIL 12ER’S 74E ENGLISH ROCK
COLTRANE, JOHN BLACK PEARLS 4B AMERICAN JAZZ
COMATEENS DEAL W/IT 89E AMERICAN ROCK
CONCRETE BLOND Free 2f Post Punk Pop
CONCRETE BLOND CONCRETE BLOND 38G AMERICAN ROCK
COODER, RY Paradise & Lunch 80f Roots Rock
COODER, RY Jazz 80f Roots Rock
COODER, RY W/FLACO Chicken Skin Revue 98f Roots Rock
COSTELLO, ELVIS Armed Forces 48f English New Wave
COSTELLO, ELVIS Taking Liberties 48f English New Wave
COSTELLO, ELVIS This Year’s Model 3g English New Wave
COSTELLO, ELVIS ARMED FORCES 70G ENGLISH ROCK
COSTELLO, ELVIS MY AIM IS TRUE 70G ENGLISH ROCK
COSTELLO, ELVIS IMPERIAL BEDROOM 12E ENGLISH ROCK
COSTELLO, ELVIS MY AIM IS TRUE 33E ENGLISH ROCK
COSTELLO, ELVIS THIS YEAR’S MODEL 33E ENGLISH ROCK
COUNT BASIE CB 1936-38 26B AMERICAN JAZZ
CRAWFORD, RANDY Nightline 27f Soul
CRAWFORD, RANDY Secret Combination 27f Soul
CRENSHAW, MARSHALL MARY JEAN & 9 OTHERS 54G AMERICAN ROCK
CRENSHAW, MARSHALL MARSHALL CRENSHAW 46G AMERICAN ROCK
CROCE, A.J. A.J. Croce 88d Boogie
CROWDED HOUSE Crowded House 1f New Zealand Rock
CROWDED HOUSE TEMPLE OF LOW MEN 56E NEW ZEALAND ROCK
CRUZADOS CRUZADOS 95G AMERICAN ROCK
CRYSTAL FUTURES THE TRUTH 32G AMERICAN ROCK
CURTISS A A SCARLETT LETTER 67E AMERICAN ROCK
D’AGUSTINO, PEPPINO Peppino D’Agustino 77f Acoustic
D’ARBY, TERRANCE TRENT Terrance Trent D’Arby 96f Black English Rock
DA COSTA, PAULINHO Breakdown 65a Latin Jazz
DADDY SQUEEZE Zeydeco 51a Zydeco Music
DANE, BARBARA AMERICAN FOLK SONGS 9E AMERICAN FOLK
DAVIS, MILES MILESTONES 4B AMERICAN JAZZ
DAVIS, MILES WE WANT MILES 12B AMERICAN JAZZ
DAVIS, MILES BIRTH OF THE COOL 14B AMERICAN JAZZ
DEATH COMET CREW At the Marble Bar 29f Strange English Rock
DEFECTORS DEFECTORS 75G AMERICAN ROCK
DEGRASSI, ALEX Slow Circle 57f New Age Guitar
DELFUEGOS Stand Up 25f Roots Rock
DEPECHE MODE COMING UP WITH… 70E ENGLISH ROCK
DEVO ARE WE NOT MEN? 48G AMERICAN ROCK
DEVO FREEDOM OF CHOICE 48G AMERICAN ROCK
DIABATE, ZANI Mango 75a African Music
DIBLO w/LOKETO Super Soukous 67a African music
DIMEOLA…ETC. Friday Night In SF 91f Guitars
DIRE STRAITS LOVE OVER GOLD 24G ENGLISH ROCK
DIRE STRAITS MONEY FOR NOTHING 61E ENGLISH ROCK
DISSIDENTEN Sahara Electric 67a German/Arabic
DOLBY, THOMAS SHE BLINDED ME W\… 47E ENGLISH ROCK
DONATO, JOÃO The Piano of João Donato 33a Brazilian Music
DRIVIN’ & CRYIN’ MYSTERY ROAD 11E AMERICAN ROCK
DWIGHT TWILLEY BAND Sincerely 44f Rock
EARLE, STEVE Early Tracks 34f Rock/Country
ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN PORCUPINE 41G ENGLISH ROCK
EDDIE & THE HOTRODS Life on the Line 1d English New Wave
EDMUNDS, DAVE D.E.7 18f English Rock
EDMUNDS, DAVE Early Works: 1968-1972 27d English Rock
EDMUNDS, DAVE TRACKS ON WAX 4 29E ENGLISH ROCK
EDMUNDS, DAVE SUBTLE AS A FLYING… 69E ENGLISH ROCK
EDMUNDS, DAVE GET IT 85E ENGLISH ROCK
EL MARIACHI VARGAS Danzones 35a Mexican Music
ENO & FRIPP Evening Star 69d Atmospheric
ENO, BRIAN Another Green World 6f Atmospheric
ENO, BRIAN Before and After Science 6f Atmospheric
ENO, BRIAN Here Come The Warm Jets 64f Atmospheric
ENO, BRIAN Music For Films 87d Atmospheric
ENO, BRIAN ON LAND 55G AMBIENT MUSIC
ENO, BRIAN TAKING TIGER MT. 27E AMBIENT
ENYA Enya 21f Irish Atmospheric
ERASURE Wild 54f English Rock
EURYTHMICS SWEET DREAMS 4E ENGLISH ROCK
EURYTHMICS TOUCH 4E ENGLISH ROCK
EURYTHMICS IN THE GARDEN 76E ENGLISH ROCK
EVANS & KING Live and Let Live 12f Soul
FABULOUS POODLES Mirror Stars 67f English Rock
FAHEY, JOHN Volume 6 81f Acoustic Guitar
FALCO EINZELHAFT 70E AUSTRIAN ROCK
FARKA TOURE, ALI Ali Farka Toure 29a African Music
FELA Fela 6a African Music
FETCHIN’ BONES Monster 20f Rock
FISHER, CLIMIE EVERYTHING 96E AMERICAN ROCK
FLAMIN’ GROOVIES Greatest Hits 21g American Rock
FLECK, BELA Crossing the Tracks 53a Bluegrass/Jazz
FLEETWOOD MAC Then Play On 95f English Rock
FLEETWOOD MAC Bare Trees 95f English Rock
FLESH FOR LULU PLASTIC FANTASTIC 94E ENGLISH ROCK
FORBERT, STEVE STEVE FORBERT 81E AMERICAN ROCK
FREY, GLEN The Allnighter 3f LA Rock
FRIPP & SUMMERS I ADVANCED MASKED 71G ENGLISH ROCK
FROESE, EDGAR YPSILON IN MALAYSIA PALE 93G GERMAN SNYTHESIZER
FROESE, EDGAR AQUA 93G GERMAN SYNTHESIZER
FROESE, EDGAR EDGAR FROESE 35G SYNTHESIZER
FROESE, EDGAR MACULA TRANSFER 22E GERMAN SNYTHESIZER
FUN BOY THREE WAITING 27E ENGLISH REGGAE
GABRIEL, PETER SO 51E ENGLISH ROCK
GARDNER, ERROLL EG ON COLUMBIA 28B AMERICAN JAZZ
GENERAL PUBLIC ALL THE RAGE 83G ENGLISH REGGAE
GERMINO, MARK LONDON MOON & … 74G AMERICAN ROCK
GETZ, STAN GETZ, GILBERTO 48E AMERICAN\BRAZILIAN
GETZ, STAN GETZ/GILBERTO 6B BRAZILIAN JAZZ
GNAGS Gnags 83a Danish Rock
GONDWANALAND Terra Incognita 40a Strange Australian
GOODMAN, BENNY LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL 30B AMERICAN JAZZ
GOSH, BHAJANS, LAXMI… Kenny’s Indian Music 64a Indian Music
GREEN, AL Greatest Hits 30d Soul
GRUSIN, DAVE COLLECTION 5B AMERICAN JAZZ
GRUSIN, DAVE DAVE GRUSIN 6B AMERICAN JAZZ
GUADALCANAL DIARY JAMBOREE 65E AMERICAN ROCK
GUANA BATZ Rough Edges 19g English Rock-a-billy
GYPSY KINGS Gypsy Kings 18g Gypsy Pop
HARD RAIN Shoot the Moon 7f Roots
HARP MUSIC OF THE ANDES Harp Music of the Andes 7a Andes Music
HARRIS, EMMYLOU Luxury Liner 73f Country
HARRIS, EMMYLOU PIECES OF THE SKY 60E COUNTRY
HARRIS, EMMYLOU ELITE HOTEL 60E COUNTRY
HAZA, OFRA Desert Wind 49a Yemenite Folk Music
HEAVEN 17 Heaven 17 100f English Rock
HELMIG, THOMAS Say When 82a Danish Rock
HELMING, THOMAS Til Tina Fra Ulla 28a Danish Rock
HENDRIX, JIMI 9 2 THE UNIVERSE 30E AMERICAN ROCK
HENLY, DON The End of Innocence 28f LA Rock
HIATT, JOHN Slow Turning 51f Roots Rock
HIATT, JOHN BRING THE FAMILY 77G AMERICAN ROCK
HITCHCOCK, ROBIN Invisible Hitchcock 34f Strange English Rock
HITCHCOCK, ROBIN Element of Light 35f Strange English Rock
HITCHCOCK, ROBIN Groovy Decoy 35f Strange English Rock
HITCHCOCK, ROBYN QUEEN ELVIS 32G ENGLISH ROCK
HITCHCOCK, ROBYN FEGMANIA 50G ENGLISH ROCK
HITCHCOCK, ROBYN GOTTA GET THESE HENS… 50G ENGLISH ROCK
HITCHCOCK, ROBYN BLACK SNAKE DIAMOND… 78E ENGLISH ROCK
HOLIDAY, BILLIE YESTERDAYS 8B AMERICAN JAZZ
HOLLY, BUDDY Bubby Holly Lives 66d Rock
HOODOO GURUS Blow Your Cool 14f Australian Rock
HORNSBY, BRUCE BRUCE HORNSBY 73E AMERICAN ROCK
HOWLIN’ WOLF HOWLIN’ WOLF 66E AMERICAN BLUES
HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Picture This 61f New Wave
HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Huey Lewis & The News 61f New Wave
HUMAN LEAGUE Fascination 31f English Rock
HUMAN LEAGUE DON’T YOU WANT ME? 80G ENGLISH ROCK
HUNTERS & COLLECTORS Living Daylight 33f Australian Rock
HÜSKER DÜ Zen Arcade 30f Punk
HÜSKER DÜ Warehouse Songs & Stories 13f Punk
HÜSKER DÜ CANDY APPLE GREY 43E AMERICAN PUNK
INFANTE, ANGEL Angel Infante 32a MEXICAN MUSIC
INXS Kick 76f Australian Rock
IRON BUTTERFLY HEAVY 43G 60′S PSYCHEDELIA
IRON BUTTERFLY IN-A-GADDA-DA-VIDA 43G 60′S PSYCHEDELIA
ISSAK, CHRIS Chris Issak 25f SF Rock
JACKSON, JANET Control 31f Black Pop
JACKSON, JOE Will Power 1f Instrumental
JACKSON, JOE LOOK SHARP 24G ENGLISH ROCK
JAMES, ETTA ETTA JAMES 25E AMERICAN BLUES
JARRE, JEAN MICHAEL Equinoxe 9g Spacey Violin
JARRETT, KEITH KÖLN CONCERT 21B AMERICAN JAZZ
JIMENEZ, FLACO El Principe del Accordeón 59a Mexican Music
JOHNSON, ERIC AH VIA MUSICOM 29G GUITAR
JONES, FREEDY This Perfect World 70d Rock
JONES, GRACE NIGHT CLUBBIN’ 16E AMERICAN ROCK
JONES, GRACE NIGHTCLUBBIN’ 3B AMERICAN POP
JONES, RICKIE LEE RICKIE LEE JONES 57G AMERICAN ROCK
JONES, RICKIE LEE PIRATES 57G AMERICAN ROCK
JONES, STEVE MERCY 79G ENGLISH ROCK
JOPLIN, SCOTT SCOTT JOPLIN RAGS 10B AMERICAN PROTO-JAZZ
JOY DIVISION SUBSTANCE 68E ENGLISH ROCK
JULEMANDEN & RUDOLF 81a Danish Christmas Music
JULEMANDEN & SØREN… 80A Danish Christmas Music
JULUKA Scatterlings 33a African Music
KANTE, MORY Akwaba Beach 61a African Music
KAOMA World Beat 44a World Music
KATRINA & THE WAVES Katrina & the Waves 82f New Wave
KEITA, SALIF Soro 10a African Music
KEITA, SALIF Ko-Yan 72a African Music
KING CRIMSON BEAT 82G ENGLISH ROCK
KING SWAMP KING SWAMP 11E AMERICAN ROCK
KOTTKE, LEO 6 & 12 String Guitar 81f Acoustic Guitar
KOTTKE, LEO Greenhouse 84f Acoustic Guitar
KOTTKE, LEO Dreams and All That Stuff 99f Acoustic Guitar
KOTTKE, LEO My Feet Are Smiling 99f Acoustic Guitar
KRAFTWERK AUTOBAHN 17E GERMAN SNYTHESIZER
KRAFTWERK KRAFTWERK 2 45E GERMAN SNYTHESIZER
KRAFTWERK KRAFTWERK 57E GERMAN SYNTHESIZER
LADYSMITH BLK MAMBAZO Ladysmith Black Mambazo 63a S. African Music
LANG, K.D. SHADOWLAND 59E AMERICAN COUNTRY
LARSEN, KIM Kim Larsen 83a Danish Rock
LAUPER, CINDY She’s So Unusual 20g American Rock
LAURIE ANDERSON BIG SCIENCE 81G AMERICAN XP
LECUNDA CUBAN BOYS Greatest Hits 48a Cuban Music
LED ZEPPLIN Led Zepplin II 4f Metal
LED ZEPPLIN Houses of the Holy 4f Metal
LENNOX, ANNIE Diva 40f English Rock
LES NEGRESSES VERTES Mlah 72a French Music
LET’S ACTIVE BIG PLANS FOR EVERYBOBY 53E AMERICAN ROCK
LINDLEY, DAVID El Rayo X’s 88f Roots Rock
LINNET, ANN ANN LINNET 73G DANISH ROCK
LINNET, ANNIE Til Tina Fra Ulla 28a Danish Rock
LIQUID JESUS LIQUID JESUS LIVE 49G AMERICAN ROCK
LITTLE CHARLIE &… DISTURBING THE PEACE 86G AMERICAN BLUES
LITTLE JOE 16 de Septíembre 68a Mexican Music
LITTLE MILTON LITTLE MILTON 66E AMERICAN BLUES
LIVE WIRE NO FRIGHT 100E AMERICAN ROCK
LIVING COLOUR Vivid 9f Black Metal
LONE JUSTICE SHELTER 26G AMERICAN ROCK
LONG RYDERS STATE OF OUR UNION 58E AMERICAN ROCK
LOS LOBOS LA PISTOLA Y EL CORAZON 28G MEXICAN MUSIC
LOS LOBOS AND A TIME TO DANCE 40G AMERICAN\MEXICAN
LOS LOBOS THE NEIGHBORHOOD 6E AMERICAN ROCK
LOS LOBOS HOW WILL THE WOLF… 32E AMERICAN ROCK
LOS ROMEROS LOS ROMEROS 16B JAZZ-POP
LOVE Forever Changes 3g Sixties psychedelia
LOVE CLUB Lime Twigs & Treachery 42d Rock
LOVETT, LYLE Pontiac 16f Country
LOWE, NICK Pure Pop For Now People 92f English Rock
LOWE, NICK Pinker and Prouder Than… 7f English Rock
LOWE, NICK Nick Lowe’s Cowboy Outfit 98f English Rock
LOWE, NICK THE ROSE OF ENGLAND 56G ENGLISH ROCK
LOWE, NICK PARTY OF ONE 45G ENGLISH ROCK
LOWE, NICK LABOUR OF LUST 19E ENGLISH ROCK
LOWE, NICK THE ROSE OF ENGLAND 19E ENGLISH ROCK
LUDWIG von 88 Houla La! 87a French Punk
MACHADO, CELSO Brazilian Guitar 70a Brazilian Music
MADNESS Keep Moving 68f English Ska
MADNESS One Step Beyond 4g English Ska
MADONNA Like a Virgin 85f Rock
MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA BEST OF MAHAVISHNU OR. 11B AMERICAN JAZZ
MANGIONE, CHUCK Land of Make Believe 58f Pop Jazz
MANHEIM STEAMROLLER Fresh Aire Christmas 91f New Age
MARIACHI Lo mejor…Musica Mexicana 35a Mexican Music
MARLEY, BOB Uprising 12a Reggae
MARLEY, BOB Catch a Fire 13a Reggae
MARLEY, BOB Burnin’ 13a Reggae
MARLEY, BOB BABYLON BY BUS 97G REGGAE
MARLEY, BOB & WAILERS Uprising 57a Reggae
MC HAMMER LET’S GET IT STARTED 95E AMERICAN RAP
MCCULLOCH, IAN CANDLELAND 65G ENGLISH ROCK
MCCULLOUGH, IAN Candleland 47f English Rock
MCKEE, MARIA MARIA MCKEE 71E AMERICAN ROCK
MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN MY GOAL’S BEYOND 11B AMERICAN JAZZ
MCLAUGHLIN, PAT PAT MCLAUGHLIN 10E AMERICAN ROCK
MCLEARN, MALCOM Fans 18g English Avant Garde
MEAT PUPPETS Huevos 9f Post Punk Rock
MEET DANNY WILSON MEET DANNY WILSON 75E AMERICAN FOLK
MELLENCAMP, J.C. John Cougar 3f Roots Rock
MELLENCAMP, JOHN C. SCARECROW 74G AMERICAN ROCK
MENDES, SERGIO Sergio Mendes 14a Brazilian Music
MENDES, SERGIO Triste 15a Brazilian Music
MENDOZA, LYDIA La Gloria de Texas 70a Mexican Music
METHENEY, PAT Still Life (talking) 24f Fusion Guitar
MIDLER, BETTE The Rose 78d Soundtrack
MIDNIGHT OIL DIESEL & DUST 97G AUSTRALIAN ROCK
MIGHTY DIAMONDS The Real Enemy 16a Reggae
MIGHTY LEMON DROPS WORLD W\O END 43E ENGLISH ROCK
MILLS, STEPHANIE HOME 77E AMERICAN SOUL
MINK DEVILLE Mink Deville 39f Rock
MINK DEVILLE WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO… 16E AMERICAN ROCK
MISS B. HAVEN Mellum hjerter & Spar 82a Danish Rock
MISSING PERSONS/B-52′S Party Mix 71d Rock
MJQ MODERN JAZZ QUARTET 23B AMERICAN JAZZ
MODERN ENGLISH Ricochet Days 47f English Rock
MOONLIGHTERS RUSH HOUR 47G AMERICAN ROCK
MOORE, HERB Hinterlands 50f New Age
MORTON, JELLYROLL JELLYROLL MORTON 10B AMERICAN JAZZ
MOULD, BOB Workbook 74f Post-Punk
MURPHY, JAC A CHILD’S GIFT 21B ENGLISH JAZZ
MURPHY, MICHAEL COSMIC COWBOY … 23E FOLK\ROCK
MUSIC MACHINE Best of… 75d Sixties
MYRICK, GARY G. MYRICK & THE FIGURES 87E AMERICAN ROCK
NACIMIENTO, MILTON Milton 3a Brazilian Music
NAKED EYES Naked Eyes 26f Rock
NEGRETE, JORGE Fiesta Mexicana # 2 32a Mexican Music
NEW ORDER 1981-FACTUS 8-1982 14E ENGLISH ROCK
NEW ORDER FACTUS 12 17E ENGLISH ROCK
NEW ORDER LOW LIFE 37E ENGLISH ROCK
NEW ORDER FACTUS 50 1981 MVT. 53E ENGLISH ROCK
NITZSCHE, JACK Jack Nitzsche 15g Sixties Instrumental
NUMAN, GARY Tubeway Army 8f English Rock
N´DOUR, YOUSSOU The Lion 73a African Music
O’CONNOR, SINEAD I Don’t Want What I Can’t… 55f Irish Rock
O’CONNOR, SIN`EAD The Lion & the Cobra 2g English rock
OCEAN, BILLY GREATEST HITS 77E AMERICAN SOUL
OMAR & THE HOWLERS Hard Times In the Land of… 60d Rock
OMD Organisation 64f English Rock
ONE THE JUGGLER NEARLY A SIN 34G AMERICAN ROCK
ONE TWO Hvide Løgne 17a Danish Rock
ORBISON, ROY Mystery Girl 65f Rock
ORBISON, ROY MYSTERY GRIL 72E AMERICAN ROCK
P,M. DAWN Album Sampler 96d Soul
PALMER, ROBERT CLUES 39G ENGLISH ROCK
PALMER, ROBERT PRIDE 51G ENGLISH ROCK
PALMER, ROBT. Sneakin’ Sally Through the… 58a English Rock
PALMER, ROBT. Clues 47d Rock
PALMIERI, EDDIE Sentido 45a Salsa
PALMIERI, EDDIE Eddie Palmieri 18a Salsa
PALMIERI, EDDIE New York Salsa 71a Salsa
PARIS, MICA So Good 24f Black Soul
PARKER, CHARLIE BIRD 13B AMERICAN JAZZ
PARKER, CHARLIE YARDBIRD 14B AMERICAN JAZZ
PARKER, CHARLIE BIRD: ORIGINAL RECORD… 24B AMERICAN JAZZ
PARKER, GRAHAM THE UP ESCALATOR 88E ENGLISH ROCK
PARKER, GRAHAM MONA LISA’S SISTER 97E ENGLISH ROCK
PAUL KELLY & MESSENGERS Under the Sun 12f New Zealand Rock
PEEBLES ANN Ann Peebles 52a
PENETRATION COMMING UP FOR AIR 75G AMERICAN ROCK
PERE UBU THE TENEMENT YEARS 7E AMERICAN ROCK
PET SHOP BOYS Please 26f English Rock
PETTY, TOM FULL MOON FEVER 87E AMERICAN ROCK
PINK FLOYD Meddle 60f English Rock
PINK FLOYD Wish You Were Here 60f English Rock
PIXIES Sufer Rosa 11f Post Punk
PLIMSOULS EVERYWHERE AT ONCE 50E AMERICAN ROCK
PLIMSOULS ZERO HOUR 93E AMERICAN ROCK
PONTY, JEAN LUC Aurora 72f New Age
PONTY, JEAN LUC Enimatic Ocean 72f New Age
POWELL, BUD BUD POWELL 29B AMERICAN JAZZ
PREFAB SPROUT 2 Wheel good 10f English Pop
PRINCE 1999 17f Black Rock
PRINCE Purple Rain 30d Soundtrack
PRINE, JOHN PINK CADILLAC 23E FOLK\ROCK
PSYCHEDELIC FURS MIDNIGHT 2 MIDNIGHT 28E ENGLISH ROCK
PURIM, FLORA Encounter 58f Latin Fusion
P`ANSORI Pànsori 44a Korean Folk Music
QUALEY, DAVID Soliloquy 57f New Age Guitar
QUEEN IDA Zydeco ála Mode 55a Zydeco
RAITT, BONNIE Green Light Rock
RAITT, BONNIE NICK O’ TIME 53G AMERICAN ROCK
RANDY CRAWFORD RICH & POOR 21E ENGLISH SOUL
RANK & FILE Long Gone Dead 16g American Roots Rock
RAY DEE OHH Too 89a Danish Rock
RAY DEE OHH! Ray Dee Ohh! 19a Danish Rock
RECKLESS SLEEPERS BIG, BOSS SOUND 10E NEW ZEALAND ROCK
RED LORRY YELLOW LORRY SMASHED HITS 68E ENGLISH ROCK
REID, TERRY River 14f Sixties
REINHARDT, DJANGO DJANGO REINHARDT 16B FRENCH JAZZ
REINHARDT, DJANGO DJANGOLOGY 18B FRENCH JAZZ
REINHARDT, DJANGO JAZZ MASTERS 27B FRENCH JAZZ
REM Eponymous 51f Rock
REM RECKONING 34G AMERICAN ROCK
REM MURMUR 18E AMERICAN ROCK
RIDGEWAY, STAN The Big Heat 15f Rock
RISING SUN Summer Suite 40a Fake Jazz
RIVERA, SCARLETT Scarlett Fever 6g American Rock
ROACHFORD ROACHFORD 25D ENGLISH R & B
ROBERTS, KEITH WEEKEND ON VENUS 42E MITER MAN ROCK
ROCKPILE ROCKPILE LIVE 94G ENGLISH ROCK
ROLLING STONES Flowers 10f Sixties Rock
ROLLING STONES GREATEST HITS 22G ENGLISH ROCK
RONSTADT, LINDA Canciones de Mi Padre 20a Mexican Music
RONSTADT, LINDA Lush Life 20a Big Band Vocals
RONSTADT, LINDA WHAT’S NEW? 90E AMERICAN STANDARDS
ROXY MUSIC AVALON 61E ENGLISH ROCK
ROXY MUSIC STREET LIFE 74E ENGLISH ROCK
RUBBER RODEO SCENIC VIEWS 50E CANADIAN ROCK
RUFFNER, MASON GYPSY BLOOD 77G AMERICAN ROCK
RUNDGREN, TODD Faithful 17g American Rock
RYG, JØRGEN Enlig Far Jørgen Ryg 88a Danish Comedy
SADE Sade 71f Smooth Jazz
SADE Promise 71f Smooth Jazz
SADE STRONGER THAN PRIDE 91E ENGLISH POP
SANTAMARIA, MONGO Mongo 70 54a Salsa
SANTANA Greatest Hits 61a SF Rock
SATRIANI, JOE 5f GUITAR ROCK
SCHULTZ, KLAUS KLAUS SCHULTZ 35G SYNTHESIZER
SCHWARTZ, BRINSLEY Silver Pistol 92f English Rock
SCREAMING BLUE MESSIAHS BIKINI RED 78E AMERICAN ROCK
SEBASTIAN Stjerne Till Støv 90a Danish Rock
SEBO Hungarian Ensemble 22a Hungarian Music
SEX PISTOLS Never Mind the Bullocks 74f Punk
SHANKAR, RAVI In Concert… 41a Indian Music
SHEARING, GEORGE Greatest Hits 26d Jazz
SHEARING, GEORGE GEORGE SHEARING 22B ENGLISH JAZZ
SHERBS SKILL 100E AMERICAN ROCK
SHU-BI-DUA Shubidua 6 & 7 84a Danish Rock
SHU-BI-DUA Shubidua 6 85a Danish Rock
SHU-BI-DUA Shubidua 13 86a Danish Rock
SIBERRY, JANE Bound by the Beauty 73f Canadian Rock
SIEBEL, PAUL Woodsmoke & Oranges 84f Acoustic Rock
SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK Flaunt It! 54f English Rock
SIMON, PAUL GRACELAND 78G AMERICAN ROCK
SINATRA, FRANK Only the Lonely 36d Fifties
SINCEROS SOUND OF SUNBATHING 89E AMERICAN ROCK
SKOTORP On A Long Lonely Night 89a Danish Rock
SMASH PALACE Smash Palace 65f Australian Rock
SMITHEREENS Beauty and Sadness 19g American Rock
SMITHEREENS GREEN THOUGHTS 20E AMERICAN ROCK
SMITHEREENS The Smithereens 2 79f Roots Rock
SMITHEREENS Especially For You 75f Roots Rock
SNAKEFINGER GREENER PASTURES 33G AMERICAN STRANGE
SOFT CELL The Art of Falling Apart 22f English Rock
SOMETHING HAPPENS Bedlam A Go Go 23f American Rock
SONIC YOUTH SISTER 80E AMERICAN ROCK
SØRENSEN, LIS Lis Sørensen 19a Danish Rock
SØRENSEN, LIS Sigøjner Blod 26a Danish Rock
SØRENSEN, LIS Lis Sørensen + Div 27a Danish Rock
SOUL ASYLUM Hang Time 62f Alternative
SPINAL TAP Smell the Glove 19d Rock
SPRINGSTEEN, BRUCE Born In The USA 14g American Rock
SPRINGSTEEN, BRUCE BORN IN THE USA 60G AMERICAN ROCK
SPYRO GYRA Access All Areas 98d Fake Jazz
SQUEEZE EASTSIDE STORY 67G ENGLISH ROCK
SQUEEZE SWEETS FROM A STRANGER 67G ENGLISH ROCK
SQUEEZE SQUEEZE LP’S 72G ENGLISH ROCK
STÆRK, HENNING DREAMS TO REMEMBER 27G DANISH ROCK
STAMEY, CHRIS IT’A ALRIGHT 68G AMERICAN ROCK
STEEL PULSE Babylon the Bandit 16a Reggae
STEEL PULSE Earth Crisis 24a Reggae
STEELY DAN COUNTDOWN TO ECSTASY 48E AMERICAN ROCK
STING DREAM O’ BLUE TURTLES 46G ENGLISH ROCK
STING BRING ON THE NIGHT 66G ENGLISH ROCK
STRAY CATS Built for speed 20g 80′s Rock-a-billy
TACKHEAD SOUND SYSTEM Tackhead Sound System 43a English Industrial/dance
TALKING HEADS LITTLE CREATURES 36G AMERICAN ROCK
TALKING HEADS FEAR OF MUSIC 71G AMERICAN ROCK
TALKING HEADS NAKED 82E AMERICAN ROCK
TANGERINE DREAM Thief 69d Soundtrack
TANGERINE DREAM Cyclone 46d Synthesizer Music
TANGERINE DREAM TANGERINE DREAM 22E GERMAN SYNTHESIZER
TATUM, ART FINE & DANDY 29B AMERICAN JAZZ
TECHNOTRONIC PUMP UP THE JAM 95E AMERICAN RAP
THAT PETROL EMOTION E.M.P.B. 21f English Rock
THE 3 0′CLOCK Ever After 52f Neo-Psychedelia
THE 3 O’CLOCK BEFOUR 30G 80′S PSYCHEDELIA
THE 3 O’CLOCK ARRIVE W/OUT TRAVELING 95G 80′S PSYCHEDELIA
THE ALARM DECLARATION 59G SCOTTISH ROCK
THE ALARM STRENGTH 59G SCOTTISH ROCK
THE ALARM EYE OF THE HURRICANE 99E ENGLISH ROCK
THE B-52′S COSMIC THING 61G AMERICAN ROCK
THE B-52′S Mesopotamia 78f New Wave
THE BALANCING ACT THE BALANCING ACT 75E AMERICAN FOLK
THE BAND Anthology 8d Roots Rock
THE BANGLES Bangles 94f Girl Rock
THE BANGLES All Over the Place 22f LA Girl Rock
THE BANGLES EVERYTHING 15E AMERICAN ROCK
THE BARBADOS STEEL BAND Steel Band Music of the W.I. 23a West Indian Music
THE BEAT FARMERS Tales of the New West 38f Roots Rock
THE BEATLES Past Masters vol. #1 12d English Rock
THE BEATLES Past Masters vol. #2 12d English Rock
THE BEATLES Songs, Pictures, etc. 45f English Rock
THE BLASTERS NON-FICTION 36G ROOTS MUSIC
THE BLASTERS BLASTERS 1ST 54E AMERICAN ROOTS
THE BLASTERS BLASTERS 3RD 54E AMERICAN ROOTS
THE BODEANS OUTSIDE LOOKING IN 31E AMERICAN ROCK
THE BUZZCOCKS The Buzzcocks 8f English Rock
THE BYRDS SWEATHEART O’ RODEO 28G ROCK\COUNTRY
THE CALL Modern Romans 38d Rock
THE CALL MODERN ROMANS 76G AMERICAN ROCK
THE CARS CANDY-O 62G AMERICAN ROCK
THE CARS SHAKE IT UP 62G AMERICAN ROCK
THE CARS HEARTBREAK CITY 99E AMERICAN ROCK
THE CHILLS SUBMARINE BELLS 76G AMERICAN ROCK
THE CLASH London Calling 32f English Punk
THE CLASH The Story Of… 53d English Punk
THE CLASH GIVE ‘EM ENOUGH ROPE 79G ENGLISH PUNK
THE CUCUMBERS THE CUCUMBERS 15E AMERICAN ROCK
THE CURE THE HEAD ON THE DOOR 36E ENGLISH ROCK
THE CURE. Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me 37f English New Wave
THE DEL FUEGOS BOSTON MASS. 51G ROOTS ROCK
THE DOORS Wierd Scenes Inside The… 14d Rock
THE DOORS AMERICAN PRAYER 89G AMERICAN ROCK
THE DREAM ACADEMY The Dream Academy 52f Neo-Psychedelia
THE ENGLISH BEAT Special Beat Service 83F English Ska
THE ENGLISH BEAT SPECIAL BEAT SERVICE 37G ENGLISH SKA\REGGAE
THE ENGLISH BEAT WHAT IS BEAT? 37G ENGLISH SKA\REGGAE
THE FAB THUNDERBIRDS GIRLS GO WILD 41E AMERICAN BLUES
THE FAB THUNDERBIRDS WHAT’S THE WORD? 41E AMERICAN BLUES
THE FEELIES The Good Earth 93f Roots Rock
THE FEELIES Only Life 93f Roots Rock
THE GO GO’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAT 52G AMERICAN ROCK
THE GODFATHERS BIRTH, SCHOOL, WORK… 20E AMERICAN ROCK
THE GRATEFUL DEAD AMERICAN BEAUTY 59E 60′S PSYCHEDELIA
THE HOUSEMARTINS London-0, Hull-4 63f English Pop
THE INDIGO GRILS THE INDIGO GRILS 39E AMERICAN FOLK\ROCK
THE KNITTERS POOR LITTLE CRITTER… 56G AMERICAN ROCK
THE LEFT BANKE The History of… 39d Sixties
THE LONG RYDERS NATIVE SONS 30G ROOTS ROCK
THE LOVIN’ SPOONFUL The Very Best Of the Lovin’ 5f Rock
THE MERRY-GO-ROUND The History Of… 39d Sixties
THE MIGHTY LEMON DROPS Laughter 79f English Rock
THE MODERN LOVERS The Modern Lovers 75d Rock
THE NEVILLE BROS. Yellow Moon 96f New Orleans Rock
THE NOTTING HILLBILLIES THE NOTTING HILLBILLIES 56E ENGLISH ROCK
THE OCEAN BLUE THE OCEAN BLUE 94E AMERICAN ROCK
THE PIXIES DOLITTLE 34E AMERICAN ROCK
THE PLUGZ BETTER LUCK 44E AMERICAN ROCK
THE PLUGZ ELECTRIFY ME 46E AMERICAN ROCK
THE POGUES The Pogues 46f Irish Rock
THE POLICE Ghost In The Machine 10g English rock
THE POLICE Synchronicity 10g English Rock
THE POLICE OUTLANDOS D’ AMOUR 88G ENGLISH ROCK
THE POLICE SYNCHRONICITY 18E ENGLISH ROCK
THE POLICE ZENYATTA MONDATTA 64E ENGLISH ROCK
THE POLICE GHOST IN THE MACHINE 64E ENGLISH ROCK
THE POSIES Frosting on the Beater 19f Rock
THE POWER STATION The Power Station 89f English Rock
THE PRENTENDERS PRETENDERS 2 44G ENGLISH ROCK
THE PRENTENDERS PRENTENDERS (SINGLES) 62E ENGLISH ROCK
THE PRENTENDERS LEARNING TO CRAWL 81E ENGLISH ROCK
THE PRETENDERS PRETENDERS 47E ENGLISH ROCK
THE PRETENDERS THE PRENTENDERS 1ST 62E ENGLISH ROCK
THE PROCLAIMERS SUNSHINE ON LEITH 67E SCOTTISH ROCK
THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS LOVE JUNK 34E AMERICAN ROCK
THE RAMONES ROCKET TO RUSSIA 87G AMERICAN PUNK
THE RAYBEATS IT’S ONLY A MOVIE! 32E AMERICAN SURF
THE REPLACEMENTS Hootenanny 67f New Wave/Punk
THE REPLACEMENTS Don’t Tell A Soul 11f New Wave/Punk
THE REPLACEMENTS Let It Be 36f New Wave/Punk
THE REPLACEMENTS TIM 26E AMERICAN ROCK
THE REPLACEMENTS PLEASED TO MEET ME 82E AMERICAN ROCK
THE RESIDENTS TUNES OF TWO CITIES 33G AMERICAN STRANGE
THE ROLLING STONES LET IT BLEED 26E ENGLISH ROCK
THE RUMOUR MAX 88E ENGLISH ROCK
THE RUTLES The Rutles 45f Parody Rock
THE SMITHS HATEFUL OF HOLLOW 41G ENGLISH ROCK
THE SMITHS LOUDER THAN BOMBS 64G ENGLISH ROCK
THE SMITHS MEAT IS MURDER 99G ENGLISH ROCK
THE SMITHS THE QUEEN IS DEAD 99G ENGLISH ROCK
THE SMITHS THE SMITHS (ON SIRE) 100G ENGLISH ROCK
THE SPECIALS The Specials 56a English Ska
THE STONE PONEYS Stoney End 6g Folk\Rock
THE STONE ROSES The Stone Roses 66f Roots
THE STRANGLERS Black and White 83f English Rock
THE STRANGLERS THE STRANGLERS 80G ENGLISH ROCK
THE SUGARCUBES Here today… 2f Icelandic Rock
THE SUGARCUBES Life’s Good 62f Icelandic Rock
THE SWANS Burning World 20f Rock
THE TAIL GATORS THE TAIL GATORS 31G RETRO BLUES
THE THE MIND BOMB 7E ENGLISH ROCK
THE UNDERTONES UNDERTONES\DAMNED 35E ENGLISH ROCK
THE UNDERTONES THE UNDERTONES 97E ENGLISH ROCK
THE VENTURES Greatest Hits 66d Surf
THE WAILERS Burnin’ 57a Reggae
THE WATERBOYS A Pagan Place 36f English Rock
THE WITNESSES SCENE OF THE CRIME 98G AMERICAN ROCK
THE YARDBIRDS GREATEST HITS 47G ENGLISH 60′S ROCK
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS 55E AMERICAN ROCK
THIRD WORLD Journey To Addis 58a Reggae
THOMPSON TWINS A PRODUCT OF … 63E ENGLISH ROCK
THOMPSON TWINS INTO THE GAP 63E ENGLISH ROCK
THROUGHGOOD, GEORGE LIVE 94G AMERICAN ROCK
TIKARAM, TANITA Ancient Heart 7g American Rock
TIL TUESDAY WELCOME HOME 90E AMERICAN ROCK
TIMBUK 3 GREETINGS FROM… 26G AMERICAN ROCK
TOM TOM CLUB Close To the Bone 24a White Reggae
TOM TOM CLUB TOM TOM CLUB 81G AMERICAN ROCK
TOOTS & THE MAYTALS Funky Kingston 54a Reggae
TORCH SONG WISH THING 84G AMERICAN ROCK
TOSH, PETER Mama Africa 31a Reggae
TOWNSEND, PETE Peter Townsend 70f Rock Compilation
TOWNSEND, PETE White City 4g English Rock
TRAFFIC JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST… 52E ENGLISH ROCK
TRANSLATOR EVERYWHERE THAT I’M NOT 98G AMERICAN ROCK
TRANSLATOR TRANSLATOR 36E AMERICAN ROCK
TRAVELING WILBURYS Traveling Wilburys 52d Rock
TRAVELING WILBURYS TRAVELING WILBURYS 23G AMERICAN ROCK
TRB Power in the Darkness 89f English Rock
TUCK & PATTI TEARS OF JOY 38E AMERICAN JAZZ
TURNER, TINA Private Dancer 41f Rock
TUXEDOMOON HALFMUTE 1E AMERICAN XP
UB40 UB40 55f English Ska/Reggae
UB40 LABOR OF LOVE 83G ENGLISH REGGAE
ULMER, JAMES BLOOD BLACKROCK 30E AMERICAN ROCK
USTAD ALI AKBAR KAHN Ustad Ali Akbar Kahn 49a Indian Music
UTOPIA Deface The Music 17g American Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Atlantic Blues: The Vocals 91d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Tuatara 90d New Zealand Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Rising Stars of S.F. 89d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Made In Britain 89d English Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Bitchin’ Boss Hits # 3 58d Sixties
VARIOUS ARTISTS Asstd. Groovy Stuff #1 70f Rock Compilation
VARIOUS ARTISTS Mountain Music 49f old country
VARIOUS ARTISTS Hist. of Surf Music vol. 1 73d Surf
VARIOUS ARTISTS Best of 67 7d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Bladerunner 68d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Cool Hits From Past 38d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Blues vol. 3 49d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Hist. of Latino Rock vol. 1 73d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Nancy’s Tape 3d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Maiden Australia 77d Australian ock
VARIOUS ARTISTS MCA Sampler 88 46d New Age
VARIOUS ARTISTS AOR/POP 41f Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Fathers and Sons 63d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Genuine Houserockin’… 33d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS 44/7 Object or Intent 47d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Best of Chicago Blues 61d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Boogie Woogie 50d Piano Boogie Woogie
VARIOUS ARTISTS Headbangers Unltd. 82d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Traveling Music ala 1980′s 71d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Atlantic R&B vol. 1 4d R&B
VARIOUS ARTISTS Trouble in Mind 17d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS I was a Teenage Zombie 18d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Pop Women 87f Pop
VARIOUS ARTISTS Fixated Visions pt. # 1 64d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Alligator Records 20th… 84d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Roots & stems Once More 32d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS KPFA 43d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Crusin’ Classics # 2 24d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Stay Awake 36d Disney Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Athens Ga. Inside and Out 33f New Wave/Punk
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Puttes Mix # 2 86d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Blues vol. 2 59d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Psychedelia 1 55d Sixties
VARIOUS ARTISTS Mikey Space vol. 1 48d Space Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Music for Cattin’ 37d Rockabilly
VARIOUS ARTISTS Hear It! (Sire Records) 40d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Repoman 25d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Mix by the Puttes 10d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS La Onda Bajita 44d Lowrider Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Boss Hits vol. 1 54d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Pennies From Heaven 11d 30′s Big Band
VARIOUS ARTISTS Chess Masters 20d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Spirited Pop etc. 64d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Atlantic 1986 Sampler #1 5d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Bitchin’ Ballads & Rockin’… 51d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS History o’ British Rock 15d English Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS La Bamba 60d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Tank Girl 19f Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Peter’s Tape 29d English Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Cotten Club 22d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Breakin’ 98d Soul
VARIOUS ARTISTS Weird World Rock & Pop 90f Weird World Rock & Pop
VARIOUS ARTISTS These People Are Nuts! 72d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Unknown Hits-vol. 1 1d New Wave
VARIOUS ARTISTS Roots Rock Revue 31d Roots Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Tasty Waves & Bitchin’ Buds 9d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Total Hits 13d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Zoot Suit 17d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Current Events 77d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Stuff It! In Your Stocking 83d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Folk Type Music # 2 65d Folk/Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Omar’s Wild Pics 25d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Now I Know 100d Parody/Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Diva 76d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Folk Music Ala M. Dread 52d Folk
VARIOUS ARTISTS Black 58d Black Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Atlantic Rhythm-Blues vol 2 79d Rhythm & Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Great Bluesmen 35d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Hits Bigger Than Love! 41d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Asstd. Boss & Wild Pics 38f Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Local Hero 67d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Married to the Mob 18d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Into The Night 81d Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Blues vol. 1 59d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Dumb & Dumber 70d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Eat It! (Omar Records) 40d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Artsy-Fartsy Rock 6d Progressive Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS MTV_High Priority 78f Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Crusin’ Classics # 1 23d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Jazz 68d Jazz
VARIOUS ARTISTS La Onda Bajita 2 45d Lowrider Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Psychedelia 2 56d Sixties
VARIOUS ARTISTS White Boy Lust 9d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Asstd. Hip Hits 39f Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Exposed # 2 28d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Hits in Yer Face 2d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Urban Cowboy 69f Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS 12″ Dance Tracks 21d Dance
VARIOUS ARTISTS Boogie Woogie # 2 88d Boogie Woogie
VARIOUS ARTISTS Great Blues Guitar 91d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Cool Tunes John & Connie 92d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS In Play # 10 93d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Where Pyramid Meets Eye 94d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS May Releases 95d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS The World Is Gifted 97d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Radio Free Europe 99d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Reggae 57d Reggae
VARIOUS ARTISTS Dylan, Doc Watson etc. 16d Folk/Bluegrass
VARIOUS ARTISTS The London Howlin’ Wolf… 49d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Sumahohmsrockeighties 34d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Arabic Music 1a Arabic Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS New & Old Sounds 8a Reggae
VARIOUS ARTISTS Go South 8a Reggae
VARIOUS ARTISTS Kasa Kasa 9a African Pop
VARIOUS ARTISTS Them Mushrooms 9a African Pop
VARIOUS ARTISTS Arabic Music 10a Arabic Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Folk Music Wh. Swiss Mts. 11a Swiss Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Harder They Come 12a Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Big Bands 18a Big Band
VARIOUS ARTISTS Scottish Pipe Band Music 34a Scottish Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Traveling People Of Ireland 34a Irish Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Songs, Dances of Greece 36a Greek music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Andalucian Folk Songs 36a Spanish Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Asstd. Salsa 21a Salsa
VARIOUS ARTISTS Romanian Hit Parade 22a Romanian Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Soca 25a Soca
VARIOUS ARTISTS World Music 30a African Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Najma 30a African Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Stupid Songs 67d Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS Cosmic Gas 80d Space Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Great Blues Guitarists 85d Blues
VARIOUS ARTISTS Folk Music of Old Russia 11a Russian Folk Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Beleza Tropical 3a Brazilian Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Music From Russia 37a Russian Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Music From Eastern Europe 37a Eastern European Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Tonga Spectacular 38a Tonganese Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Samoa I Sisifo 38a Samoan Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Rhythm Come Forward 39a Reggae
VARIOUS ARTISTS Songs and Dances Of Tahiti 42a Tahitian Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS A Garland of Maori Song 42a Maori Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Go S., African Popular Music 43a South African Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Carribean Music 46a Carribean Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS African Pop 50a African Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Cajun Classics 51a Cajun Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Sones Jarochos 53a Mexican Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Dance Craze: Best Brit Ska 56a English Ska
VARIOUS ARTISTS Yugo Folk Music 60a Macedonian Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Slavic Gusle Music of 7th… 60a Slavic Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Las Chulas Fronteras 59a Soundtrack
VARIOUS ARTISTS Irish Pipe Music 62a Irish Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Sounds of Soweto 63a S. African Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Classical Indian Music 66a Indian Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS S. Indian Classical Music 66a Indian Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Best Cumbias 68a Mexican Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Tango Project 69a Tango
VARIOUS ARTISTS Tango For Export 69a Tango
VARIOUS ARTISTS Big Band 30′s & 40′s 71a Big Band
VARIOUS ARTISTS Konbit: Rhythms of Haiti 74a Haitian Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Gypsy Fire 76a Belly Dance Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS The Magic Of Christmas 77a Christmas Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Flamenco From Andalucia 78a Gypsy Music
VARIOUS ARTISTS Eno\Fripp Etc. 5g English Rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS ASSTD. R & B TUNES 25D R & B
VARIOUS ARTISTS ROCKABILLY 53G ROCK-A-BILLY
VARIOUS ARTISTS THOMAS & MICHAEL ETC. 42G ?
VARIOUS ARTISTS SOMETHING WILD 68G SOUNDTRACK
VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZ 89G JAZZ
VARIOUS ARTISTS RHINO RECORDS SAMPLER 3E AMERICAN ROCK
VARIOUS ARTISTS SAY ANYTHING 8E SOUNDTRACK
VARIOUS ARTISTS TEXAS BLUES 25E AMERICAN BLUES
VARIOUS ARTISTS 801 LIVE 86E ENGLISH ROCK
VARIOUS ARTISTS ASSTD. STRANGE THINGS 86E AMERICAN ROCK
VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZ COLLECTION 91E AMERICAN JAZZ
VARIOUS ARTISTS RICHARD MARX+ 96E ENG/DAN/AMER/ROCK
VARIOUS ARTISTS THE BEST OF BLUE NOTE 1B AMERICAN JAZZ
VARIOUS ARTISTS COTTON CLUB 18B SOUNDTRACK
VARIOUS ARTISTS BEST OF IMPULSE VOL 1 24B AMERICAN JAZZ
VARIOUS ARTISTS COLUMBIA JAZZ 25B AMERICAN JAZZ
VARIOUS ARTISTS TANGO ARGENTINO 27B SOUNDTRACK
VARIOUS ARTISTS MANHATTAN 28B SOUNDTRACK
VARIOUS ATRISTS JAZZ AT PHILHARMONIC 9B AMERICAN JAZZ
VELVET UNDERGROUND W/NICO 3E AMERICAN ROCK
VIVA BRASIL Viva Brasil 7a Brazilian Music
VOLLENWEIDER, ANDRES Andres Vollenweider 4a New Age Harp
WAITE, JOHN NO BRAKES 76E AMERICAN ROCK
WAITS, TOM Nighthawks At The Diner 13g Jazzy
WAITS, TOM SATURDAY NIGHT 5E AMERICAN ROCK
WALKER, JERRY JEFF Mr. Bojangles 53f Folk/Country
WALKER, JERRY JEFF VIVA TERLINGUA 98E AMERICAN COUNTRY
WALLER, FATS FATS WALLER 20B AMERICAN JAZZ
WAS (NOT WAS) WHAT UP DOG 69E AMERICAN ROCK
WAS (NOT WAS) WAS (NOT WAS) 92E AMERICAN ROCK
WAS (NOT WAS) BORN TO LAUGH AT… 92E AMERICAN ROCK
WASHINGTON, DINAH Greatest Hits 26d Soul
WAYLON, WILLIE, ETC. THE OUTLAWS 98E AMERICAN COUNTRY
WILCOX, DAVID How Did You Find Me Here 53f Folk/Country
WILLIAMS, JOHN E.T. 76d Soundtrack
WILLS, BOB The Bob Wills Anthology 74d Texas Swing
WINSTON, GEORGE Blues And Ballads 56f Piano New Age
WIRE TRAIN Ten Women 75f Roots Rock
WORLD PARTY GOODBYE JUMBO 29G AMERICAN ROCK
X AIN’T LOVE GRAND 38G AMERICAN ROCK
X LOS ANGELES 87G AMERICAN ROCK
X-TEENS LOVE & POLITICS 84E AMERICAN ROCK
XTC Waxworks: Singles 77-82 42f English Pop
XTC Drums and Wires 42f English Pop
XTC GO 2 13E ENGLISH ROCK
XTC MUMMER 13E ENGLISH ROCK
XTC SKYLARKING 28E ENGLISH ROCK
ZZ TOP ELIMINATOR 90G AMERICAN ROCK