Last 5 records you bought??

New Order - Power, Curruption and Lies
Blondie - Eat to the Beat (was £1 on 12")

I need to buy some more records, I'm running out!

 

Quote : Everyone should have a Bert Weedon Greatest Hits album I reckon. What's not to like?
The cover for a start - its revolting bright red and orange "Warwick presents Bert Weedons 22 Golden Guitar Greats" with Guitar boogie Shuffle, Kon Tiki, Wipe Out and many more ...and theres even some good backing musicians on there like Rex Morris on the Tenor Saxophone.
If you can get past the cover you're in for a real treat.
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E Cigarette Shop

 

Well amazon have just delivered and my new cds (no vinyl due to korean postal service, oh and no turntable)

Soul Station - Hank Mobley
Sarah Vaughan and Clifford Brown
Gold -Beanie Man
The Art of War - Bounty Killer
Retrospective - Suzanne Vega
Assemblage (remastered) - Japan
Nocturna - Nick Cave
great Wall - Paul oakenfold
Joss Stones album
How the West was won - Led Zeppelin

I know its more than 5 but if I am paying postage from the UK I might as well get my moneys worth.

 

Just got back from the shop with:

Led Zep - II
Fiona Apple - When the Pawn
10,000 Maniacs - MTV Unplugged
Duke Ellington - Jazz Masters (1953-1955)

I'm happy.

Dunc

 

Zep, Ellington and Maniacs - now theres a good broad choice, I can't say I've encountered Fiona Apple yet. Is she heavy rock or jazz ?

 

On Vinyl:
Preemtive Strike - DJ Shadow
Product Placement On Tour - DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist

On CD:
Spin Psycle - Mix Master Mike

 

A trip to Covent Garden's HMV branch resulted in:

On CD:

Jean Michel Jarre - Waiting for Cousteau
Youssou N'Dour - The Guide (Wommat)
Anastacia - Left Outside Alone (Single)

On DVD-V:

Chicago - A&E Network - Live By Request

Just back home from London now. A nightcap of 4 pint cans of Stella and my new purchases on CD needed! :beer:

 

Fiona Apple's just... great... .

Get her first album, Tidal. Seriously good stuff. She's yet another female singer/songwriter with a piano, so might get overlooked, but she's not like the others. She's much cooler.

And oooohhh so sexy. :JPS:

Dunc

 

Currently on order:

Alanis Morrissette - So-Called Chaos
Avril Lavigne - Under my Skin
Keane - Hopes and Fears
Mr Scruff - Keep it Unreal
Mr Scruff - Trouser Jazz
Eels - Shootenanny
Eels - Daisies of the Galaxy
David Hudson - Didgeralia (STILL!)
Train - My Private Nation

 

Would be interested in a mini review of these 2 albums when you get them. I'm going to hold back ordering until I've either heard a few more tracks.

 

Last three albums purchased ...

Prince - Musicology (he's back!)
Lost In Translation - OST (trip down memory lane ...)
Daniel Lanois - Shine (beautiful album)

Thom

 

Ministry Of Sound - Annual 2004 (boxed set)

Massive Attack - Mezzanine

ELO - Discovery

Dio - Diamonds, The Best Of...

Everything But The Girl - Temperamental


Currently on order:

Ozric Tentacles - The Hidden Step

 

Joni Mitchell - The Hissing of Summer Lawns

The Stands - All Years Leaving

Richard and Linda Thompson - Pour Down Like Silver

Richard and Linda Thompson - I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight

Snow Patrol - Final Straw

 

I've bought mainly oldies,

Teardrop Explodes-kilamanjero,awesome album!!
Lee "scratch"Perry and the upsetters.CD
Gregorey Issacs-Maximum Respect.CD
Third World-Journey To Abis.
Men At Work-Cargo CD.


Wanted: Any Prince Buster LPs at reasonable prices.& Rico Rodriquez-That Man Is Forward,LP,on the 2-tone label.

 

Excellent choices... did you pick up the original issues or the remasters with bonus tracks? If the remasters, how well done are they?

I saw RT last weekend in London and he was superb. Easily one of the best gigs I've ever been to. Roll on next time!

 

I bought the remasters, in my opinion they are very well done and the bonus live tracks are superb. Night Comes In is over 13 minutes long and I'm loving every second. By the way, I'm seeing him in Derby in a couple of weeks, did he play Vincent Black Lightning?

 

Bought a few things today: Morrissey's new one (not bad); Pietra Montecorvino (anyone else see her on Later last night and think she was great?); 3 more John Zorn albums; the new Fennesz album, Venice; Fennesz Live in Japan; and, on vinyl, Steve Lacy Plays Monk (from 1969, on BYG, his first ever Paris recording).

-- Ian

 

UNKLE - Psyence Fiction

Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where

Wagon Christ - Musipal

The Charlatans - Up At The Lake

Snow Patrol - Final Straw

 

Pixies - Doolittle

 

Just clicked 'buy' on a couple of pieces of vinyl and am now awaiting delivery of....:

Probot - self titled album by Dave Grohl (foo fighters, nirvana) where he collaborates with lots of (to me) ace metal vocalists, on tracks he's written with the specific singer in mind. Said vocalists include: Cronos (Venom), Max Cavalera (Soulfly, Sepultura), Lemmy (Motorhead), Mike Dean (Corrosion of Conformity), Kurt Brecht (DRI), Lee Dorrian (Cathedral, Napalm Death), Wino (St. Vitus, Obsessed, Spirit Caravan, Place of Skulls), Tom G. Warrior(Celtic Frost /Apollyon Sun), Snake (Voivod), Eric Wagner (Trouble), King Diamond (Mercyful Fate). Can't wait to hear the Snake and Tom Warrior tracks. Uhh....Hheeyyyyy!

and

Death Angel - 'The Art of Dying'. Bay Area thrashers return with their first new studio album since 1990's 'Act III'. It's like I'm 15 again!

Also picked up a few vinyl albums over the weekend:

Led Zeppelin IV on lilac coloured vinyl. The stairway to heaven is purple. Nuff said.
Donovan - 'Sunshine Superman'. Original mono version, so hopefully it'll be worth something when I've played it and realise that it's shite.
Jefferson Airplane - 'The worst of....' lp. Strangely, this isn't a best of Jefferson Starship album.