One of my favorite things to do is buy records in the bargain bin that no one has any idea who they are. Sometimes the album isn't my style, but most of the time, the stuff on them is great. I have a lot of these albums with no one to share them with, so I might as well post them here.

McGuinness Flint's self-titled is one of those albums that surprised me; the cover of the record sounds nothing like the music; it's very of its time, a late 1960s folkish rock sound. They had one hit in the early 70s, but their self-titled album is the only album to ever chart.

"Heritage" and "Brother Pysche" on this album are the standout songs to me, calm to listen to. The song “When I'm Dead And Gone” was the only song by this band to ever chart; it doesn't stand out to me in this album. It just sounds too much like so many other songs of the early 1970s.