Yes,
It is quite funny though because the prices for these records did not go off the roof it seems till those compilations were created and of course EBAY... Quite honestly most of these records were bought from spending too much time looking in the unwanted boxes thrown on the floor (you know what I mean)...discovered because there was a mention of synthesizer on the flip .Bands like Gerry and the Holograms were bought for 50 cents to a dollar in dusty bins. Now they go for like you said $100-150.. I could not believe a Futurisk 7" I had went for $250. These records were a dime a dozen because he was a local bloke... and they just sat in bins for years. I am bemused by the excitment in observing the Minimal synth frenzy from hard-core collectors today. In all earnest these obscure records definitely recorded a period of uncensored much less pretentious creative DIY spirit of time most likely never to be re-visited or lived again. Good memorabilia of good music and discovery. I loved making cassette tapes for friends..and was involved heavily in the tape culture mythos of the 80's-90's (with Antebellum and friends of Harsh reality's Chris Phineny and SOP Al Margolis).. GROWING UP WITH Alternative rhythms and fanzine creations.. and we loved putting on an the odd tracks or a funny recording creating a theme etc... Each time trying to outdo the next one. Of course recording tunes and pulling off a show and hanging out with soon to be stars and sometimes just barstars. Most of the tracks on the compilations were culled from 7".... which was not always the first thing you put on your turntable. These tend to be the abandoned lot of music... because many times an LP won it over ... Not being lazy but changing a record every 3 minutes can become tedious. So the compilations put it all in one package..
Please get the compilations and do more research and discover many new exciting artists ... thats the whole idea.... I was so excited to find a multitude of new artists to my favorite list... I never realized bands like Gorilla Aktiv had a full release, Shanghai au go go, Solid Space, Basking Sharks (had an LP), Testcard F, Valek was Informatiks, The Fast set had an LP. etc.... Flex it Babe.(I see vision)... the closely palindromatic one
