Anybody been Record Shopping today?

Page 40 - Seeking answers? Join the What HiFi community: the world's leading independent guide to buying and owning hi-fi and home entertainment products.

Jim-W

New member
Jul 29, 2013
2
0
0
Visit site
I remember the first Selectadisc on Arkwright Street in Nottingham...I'd be about 14 and I bought the Island sampler, 'You Can All Join In' and 'The **** Of The Mothers'. It was a brillliant record shop and I always found them far and away the cheapest. Why anybody ever went to Virgin or HMV is beyond me.
 

Freddy58

Well-known member
Jan 24, 2014
151
148
18,770
Visit site
Jim-W said:
I remember the first Selectadisc on Arkwright Street in Nottingham...I'd be about 14 and I bought the Island sampler, 'You Can All Join In' and 'The **** Of The Mothers'. It was a brillliant record shop and I always found them far and away the cheapest. Why anybody ever went to Virgin or HMV is beyond me.

Back in the day, Virgin stocked pretty much everything I was looking for
thumbs_up.gif
 
B

BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW

Guest
I used to go to the Selectadisc in Berwick Street, fantastic shop. It's now a Sister Ray (I think), and it's still good, but it's no Selectadisc.

There were, and still are some great record shops down that part of the smoke. I also used to go to Sounds Of The Universe, a couple of 2nd hand places, and just around the corner in Poland Street there was the Mr Bongo shop.
 

luckylion100

New member
Nov 6, 2011
72
0
0
Visit site
Mick Pointer Band Marillion's "Script" Revisited (Ltd 2 x Purple Vinyl)
wp6d62ab45_05_06.jpg


Slowly getting into Arena and dismissed this as a sad rip off (admittedly without listening) Watched some youtube clips of a MPB live performance of Grendel and was blown away hence this purchase.
 

Frank Harvey

Well-known member
Jun 27, 2008
567
1
18,890
Visit site
Forbidden World OST - Susan Justin (Death Waltz - blue/black splatter vinyl)

Halloween II OST - Howarth/Carpenter (Death Waltz - orange/black splatter vinyl - new issue)

Halloween III OST - Howarth/Carpenter (Death Waltz - black/orange splatter vinyl - new issue)

They Live OST - Howarth/Carpenter (Death Waltz - purple/blue splatter vinyl)

House Of The Devil OST - Jeff Grace (Death Waltz - translucent red vinyl)

City Of The Living Dead OST - Fabio Frizzi (blue vinyl)

Let The Right One In OST - Johan Soderqvist (Death Waltz - white vinyl)

The Hook & Pull Gang (Texas Chainsaw Massacre re-score) - Antoni Maiovvi & Umberto (Death Waltz Originals- coloured vinyl)
 

Frank Harvey

Well-known member
Jun 27, 2008
567
1
18,890
Visit site
Inside The Pleasure Dome - Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Sneer if you will, but it was a big album when I was growing up, and the 20 minute track on the first side of the album is fantastic. Probably the most in depth box set I've seen for a single album.
 

stevebrock

New member
Nov 13, 2009
183
0
0
Visit site
David@FrankHarvey said:
Inside The Pleasure Dome - Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Sneer if you will, but it was a big album when I was growing up, and the 20 minute track on the first side of the album is fantastic. Probably the most in depth box set I've seen for a single album.

nowt wrong with that - still a masterpiece - I play it regular
 

Waxy

New member
May 15, 2014
19
0
0
Visit site
Got a bit bored working from home, so paid an impromptu visit to my local vinyl emporium... *biggrin*

+1 for the FGTH album. It has some superb music on it.
 
B

BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW

Guest
Got an original copy of Depeche Mode - Black Celebration from a Charity Shop for £1 today.

Record doesn't look the best, so I just gave it a test spin, and it has more crackles and pops than the fireworks outside. Time to get the Knosti out.

Edit: Played pretty well after the clean. Good for a pound anyway.
 
B

BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW

Guest
Just ordered this on orange vinyl, which should look lovely on my turntable.
 

Jim-W

New member
Jul 29, 2013
2
0
0
Visit site
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:
Just ordered this on orange vinyl, which should look lovely on my turntable.

I have to confess that I just don't get the appeal of Flaming Lips at all; I understand why most bands are popular even if I don't much care for them, but not this lot.

With apologies.
 

TRENDING THREADS