Last 5 records you bought??

Now yer talking. E-E-E-E-E-E-LEC-TRICIT-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y!!!!! (That song is one of the joys of being born.)

-- Ian

 

a regae vinyl bargain.

rrrrrrrrrrrecccomended!

http://www.simplyvinyl.com/more.asp?id=254

NB
Thanks to sideshow for the introduction to this guy.

 

Wasn't that OMD (Orchestral Manouevres In the Dark for all you young things who wouldn't remember them ).

 

Chris, you're a complete pleb

-- Ian

 

:lol: Not heard "pleb" since my school days I think.

Even funnier hearing a man of such senior years as yourself using it!

We should have a leb: smiley me thinks!

 

On this double recommendation I ordered this last week and it arived this morning. No chance to hear it yet, but also ordered 4 others.

The Byrds, Sweetheart Of The Rodeo
Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
The Seeds, A Web Of Sound
Max Romeo, Open The Iron Gate 1973-77
The Cardigans, Life

Already had the Byrds album (which is absolutely sublime - but love the cover and wanted it on vinyl and for £5.99 who cares if I've got a silver spinner too - good for the car eh).

The Cardigans album is something I stuck on Minidisc years ago and has since become a regular in the car - probably their sweetest and best - in the days when Nina DID wear a Cardigan ... and a hairslide before she became a rock chick.

However these are no longer the last 5 albums as the VIP record fair rolled into town on Saturday and I got copies of:

Kraftwerk, Man Machine - woh - how have I managed 25 years of my life without this album?

Hits of Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood - proper classy lounge (but not as good as Nancy's first album - Boots - which is worth it for her version of Day Tripper alone - the sound track to an Austin Powers movie they haven't yet made)

Neil Young, Harvest - looked ok but unfortunately knackered (maybe a scrub up'll sort it out)

and finally an 80s Trojan Reggae compilation - which is frankly a bit duff. oh well, yer pays yer money ...

 

That Dusty album is probably one my top ten evers Such a cool album, the needle freezes to the groove.

How are you getting on with the Zappa? Its the only Zappa album I have. Bought experimentally about 20 years ago and played intermittently since. To be honest I never really got it at the time and its only in the last six months that its clicked. Anyone else got any Zappa recommendations?

 

On vinyl:
Steel wheels - Saxon
Roachford - Roachford
Waking hours - Del Amitri
The last Cinderella one (warped a bit, but for £1 who cares - got to be rare for 1990 glam metal!)

My last CD was a Tom Robinson freebie courtesy of Ilockyer

 

Just found out Incubus are putting "A Crow Left of the Murder" out on Vinyl, might have to invest... Aparently, there's also a rare pressing of the samples Kilmore used on the Morning View album which he personally sells every now and again, fetching upwards of $75, and only on E-Pay. Can't find it though, must not be selling anymore

 

I like Uncle Meat, Weasels Ripped My Flesh, Freak Out and We're Only In It For The Money (for "Flower Punk", mostly). Not a big Zappa fan however, I think he's mostly an arse, but these all seem like decent records to me.

-- Ian

 

Hmmm. I'm sure we've been down this road before but my pesonal faves:

Broadway the Hard Way
One Size Fits All
Sheikh Yerbouti
You are What You Is
Apostrophe.

but I guess I generally prefer the mid 70's to 80's stuff anyway !

 

vinyl? what's that

my last 5 CD purchases, if i can remember them... newest first:


Underworld OST... brilliand collaboration of artists
Psydoll - The Daughter Of Dr. Neumann... Japanese industrial/synth/noise
A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step... just love it
The Last Days Of Jesus - Songs From The Psycho TV... Slovakian Goth Band for the 99.9% of you that haven't heard of them
Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit... best album ever.

 

Erm, will four do?

The Band – Music from the Big Pink.
Fairport Convention – Unhalfbricking.
Both remastered versions, both a fiver from Fopp, both utterly fab, with more than their fair share of delicious Dylan covers.

Charles Mingus – The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady. Ah Um it's not. This may need some work, though I'm not sure I'm ever going to love that burping tuba.
Ornette Coleman – Change of the Century. Vinyl copy. This is more like it. Wild and free, yet controlled and cohesive. Dig that plastic sax!

Okay, let's call it four-and-a-half: also borrowed Miles Davis' Bitches Brew from my neighbour. Apart from sounding like it was recorded through a blanket, it's resonant of that bad-trip moment from every right-on movie of the late 60s and early 70s. Discordant, dislocated, distended. What's known as an acquired taste, I believe.

 

hmm
CD's this time

Crystal method - Legion of Boom
Crystal Method - Tweekend
Cat Stevens - The Very Best Of
ZZ Top - Deguello

1 vinyl

johnny Winter - And Live

 

:lol:

Quality name for an album! I've not heard anything from these for aggggggges. Have you had a chance to listen to them yet?

 

Hiya Mo

initial impression is that Tweekend is different to the other albums, maybe a tad more hands in the air with a bit of girly vocals
Legion of Boom is a goer from the start, more inline with Vegas.
Both good though, but for me i like the Vegas line of stuff

 

Quantic..The 5th exotic

Nick Drake..Bryter Layter

Johnny Hammond..Gears

Marlena Shaw..Anthology

and Loudovic Navarre ..From Detroit to St. Germain

 

This week:
- Kawaida (Herbie Hancock, Don Cherry, etc.)

- Flying Dutchman Anthology (Lonnie Liston Smith, Leon Thomas, Gil Scott Heron, Esther Marrow).

- Virgo Vibes (Roy Ayers)

- Metro Area (Morgan Geist, Darshan Jesrani) album on both CD and vinyl

- Naked Music - Nude Dimensions Vol 2

- Liquid Magic (Ahmed Abdullah)

- A BASEMENT,A RED LIGHT,A FEELING:VOL.2 (KERRI CHANDLER)

- Sharing (BUGGE WESSELTOFT)

 

Hi,

Some Long playing vinyl that I have picked up today.


Brass Construction. Movin' & Changin- The Best of.

keith Hudson. Picka Dub.

Shirley Scott. Lean on me.

James Brown. I got the feelin.

Death Row Greatest Hits. Vol 1 & Vol 2.

The New Rotary Connection. "Hey, Love"

Gil Scott-Heron / Brain Jackson. Winter in America.

V/A. Look into the Flower. Trip on psychedelic grooves with Blue note.


More than 5 but who's counting.

SCIDB

 

Right - try to remember...

Auf der Maur (sp?) (CD)
Haldor Laxness - Minus (CD) (Icelandic metal - you can't beat it!)
Live in NY - Portishead (CD)
Vicious - Sid Vicious (CD)
Dance of death - Iron Maiden (double pic disk vinyl)

...currently awaiting delivery of the Beastie Boys' Licenced to ill on vinyl

...and awaiting the imminent issue of Joss Stone's vinyl - will buy on spec based on what I've been told about her. Sounds cool.

Oh - and also bidding on a Duran Duran laserdisc, but least said about that the better