I was driving home from work today and some mysterious energy turned my car into the Salvation Army parking lot. Since I was there I figured I'd go inside to see if they've gotten any good records today.
As usual there was a whole bunch of crap, but there was one that caught my eye. A completely worn cover with of clouds and a rainbow.
The name of the album was David Sancious - Forest Of Feelings (EPIC Records, 1975). Never heard of him. But since it had a pink sticker I knew it was only 50 cents, plus .03 for tax of course.
I got home and listened to it. Mostly high energy stuff with a blend of southern rock style guitars. Just about every track is synth heavy, but the only problem the majority of the album is too fast paced, around 110+ BPM, not the best sampling material.
However, there are a couple of good tracks on side 1:
1. Suite Cassandra -- good piano intro and a BPM around 78. Lots of transitions and good synth work
2. Dixie -- Cool intro and a surprising break beat about 30 seconds into it.
If it's in the dollar bin, cop it. You might find something on it that you like.
$.53 cents
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