LAZY BULLDOG 1969 CREEPY David Lynch PSYCH 45 PS LISTEN
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WHAT WE HAVE HERE IS…
THE LAZY BULLDOG "Peter The Clown" b/w "I'm Wondering"
Original 1969 45 on the German VOGUE label
PICTURE SLEEVE in VG+ shape
Vinyl: Plays VG++
I’m not sure who exactly is behind this 1969 single by Lazy Bulldog, but it wouldn’t shock me if a very young David Lynch wasn’t taking notes during the recording session. Just listen to the languid, spooky, Black Lodge like aura that pervades the uber-downer trip-out “I’m Wondering” and try not to think of the Log Lady or Dennis Hopper huffing on his inhaler. And then look at that poor dog on the picture sleeve, scared s***less because Bob’s creeping over the couch at him, or Bobby Peru’s getting careless with the rifle again. I mean, this thing oozes Lynch decades before he even developed a musical taste, but it just goes to show you – every generation had a Julee Cruise. German badboy Tony Hendrik of the Tony Hendrik Five is mentioned on the label as one of the guys behind Lazy Bulldog, but this is still light years away from what he’d done before. And light years away from nearly everything else that came out in 1969. This is the freaky stuff of genius right here, man, sounds from the Black Lodge long before the world caught up. Or maybe it’s just one happy accident. Y’all take a listen, you’ll hear the deep sound comin’ down from Bobby Peru.
HEAR IT!
(THE LESS EXCITING STUFF...)
First class shipping is $4.00 in the US, with each additional record only $1 additional shipping. Delivery confirmation included in the shipping costs. Air mail shipping to Canada starts at $6 US, each additional record $2 shipping. Air mail shipping everywhere else in the world starts at $8 US, with each additional record only $3 shipping.
I try to grade as best as I can, and I list as many blemishes/imperfections I can find (writing, ringwear, scuff marks, etc.) – Also, please note that I DO listen to these albums – I may not listen to every track, but my grades are based on LISTENING, not just looking at it, since chances are you’ll be listening to the record you buy, not just looking at it. Most of the albums I sell are the ones I’ve enjoyed for years – and I treat my records with kid gloves. But sounds speak louder than words, so check out the sound clips below – they’re from the actual record you’re bidding on.
SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
Listen, I buy a bunch of records too (when I’m not getting outbid at the last second, which is more often than not) – and I know what it’s like to get a rare, one-of-a-kind album packaged dangerously in a flimsy bubblewrap package. I hate that too. So rest assured, I ALWAYS package albums with stiff cardboard reinforcements, same for 45s. And yes, the records are removed from the sleeves (for albums). I ship out once a week, every Friday, because I have a regular day job. But I’d be willing to give that up if you’d all be so kind as to bid my items up to stupidly high amounts.
And finally, I include delivery confirmation on all shipments inside the US. This is my proof of shipment, and also helps us to track your package if it doesn’t arrive when it should. I will email you within 2 days of shipment and give you the confirmation number at that time. Insurance is always optional, but for larger orders, it’s highly recommended. Unfortunately, there isn’t a cost-effective way of tracking parcels to foreign countries yet, and shipping times vary depending on your country’s postal system. Italy in particular seems to be really bad at delivering packages quickly, or delivering packages at all, now that you mention it. I will always email you when your package ships, but once it’s on its way, please don’t ask me when it will arrive because I don’t know. If the world’s postal systems can ever agree on a universal tracking system that’s affordable, I’ll be the first to use it.
NOW IT’S YOUR TURN…
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