Would love "Let Love In" on vinyl, have a few "Tender Prey", "Good Son" and "Murder Ballads"
You can't beat a bit of Cave
You can't beat a bit of Cave
Lost Angeles:
If you like what you've heard so far and want more, go for the original pressings. I got them all a while back and I didn't pay more than £10 for any of them. They sound fantastic, especially Jim's vocals. I've heard that the 180g re-issues are terrible.
If you like what you've heard so far and want more, go for the original pressings. I got them all a while back and I didn't pay more than £10 for any of them. They sound fantastic, especially Jim's vocals. I've heard that the 180g re-issues are terrible.
Joe10155
Well-known member
Yesterdays listening; from my "early Japanese period" plus a couple more albums that I cannot find photos of.
(Right cover but wrong title; should be "Hot! Menu")
I finished off with something a bit more local
(Right cover but wrong title; should be "Hot! Menu")
I finished off with something a bit more local
How about
Bought this on a trip to Japan, I think they were quite surprised that anyone wanted it, I bought 2 copies
Bought this on a trip to Japan, I think they were quite surprised that anyone wanted it, I bought 2 copies
The last 2 albums I bought from the record fair at chrristmas. The Tull only has 7 tracks whereas the CD has 9 and one that's missing is Dogs in the Midwinter which I quite like.
Like some weird unearthly vision wearing only T-shirt,pants and skin.
One of my favourite albums, 40 years old this year and my original copy still plays and sound brilliant, and I love the cover.
Lost Angeles:
One of my favourite albums, 40 years old this year and my original copy still plays and sound brilliant, and I love the cover.
That's a fantastic album!
Now playing: E.L.P "Brain Salad Surgery". Love the folding sleeve.
One of my favourite albums, 40 years old this year and my original copy still plays and sound brilliant, and I love the cover.
That's a fantastic album!
Now playing: E.L.P "Brain Salad Surgery". Love the folding sleeve.
Wow, a real mixture of styles, 70's Glam, Low-Fi, Joy Division and Barry Manilow mixed together, etc...
French, believe he did the 'Amelie' soundtrack, this is mesmerizing
found this on Vinyl, double-album, great Hip-Hop!
French, believe he did the 'Amelie' soundtrack, this is mesmerizing
found this on Vinyl, double-album, great Hip-Hop!
DIB
Well-known member
Well not quite listening to them yet, but in anticipation of my new Rega Planar 3 Turntable I have obtained the following :-
8 Steely Dan Albums (Aja, Gaucho, Cant Buy a Thrill, Everything Must Go, Countdown to Ecstacy, The Royal Scam, Pretzel Logic and Greatest Hits) - £3.40 Total
The Doors "Best Of" - 1985 LP - £5.00
Pink Floyd "The Wall" - this is a 1979 Early Pressing
Isobel Capmbell "Milkwhite Sheets" - £5.71
The trouble is I could have spent hundreds and really need to reign myself in. I have seen Jimi Hendrix BBC Sessions 3 x 180g Brand New Sealed.......and I am really tempted
8 Steely Dan Albums (Aja, Gaucho, Cant Buy a Thrill, Everything Must Go, Countdown to Ecstacy, The Royal Scam, Pretzel Logic and Greatest Hits) - £3.40 Total
The Doors "Best Of" - 1985 LP - £5.00
Pink Floyd "The Wall" - this is a 1979 Early Pressing
Isobel Capmbell "Milkwhite Sheets" - £5.71
The trouble is I could have spent hundreds and really need to reign myself in. I have seen Jimi Hendrix BBC Sessions 3 x 180g Brand New Sealed.......and I am really tempted
DIB:
Just reading a piece in Uncut about the Allman's so thought I'd put this one one..
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The Allman Brothers Eat A Peach. The album with probably the best inner sleeve ever.
Just reading a piece in Uncut about the Allman's so thought I'd put this one one..
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The Allman Brothers Eat A Peach. The album with probably the best inner sleeve ever.
brand new copy of bob dylans - down in the groove
plays well and sq is up with the best , just not that keen on the album, i have heard that dylans live albums are strange.
a few dance 12inch singles - pete heller,josh wink,atb and coupe others will be played
plays well and sq is up with the best , just not that keen on the album, i have heard that dylans live albums are strange.
a few dance 12inch singles - pete heller,josh wink,atb and coupe others will be played
Lost Angeles:
One of my favourite albums, 40 years old this year and my original copy still plays and sound brilliant, and I love the cover.
I`d really like to get this album on vinyl. Keep meaning to so thanks for the reminder. Impressed your 40 year old copy still sounds so good!
One of my favourite albums, 40 years old this year and my original copy still plays and sound brilliant, and I love the cover.
I`d really like to get this album on vinyl. Keep meaning to so thanks for the reminder. Impressed your 40 year old copy still sounds so good!
http://s499.photobucket.com/albums/rr354/survivor033/?action=view¤t=dio.jpg
DIO - `The Last In Line`
DIO - `The Last In Line`
survivor:
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DIO - `The Last In Line`
If they release this on Backtoblack 180g vinyl I'd be tempted to buy it.
I was probably 18 years old when I bought my Argus album. A lesson for all the youngsters out there, look after what you buy cos you might still be playing it nearly 40 years later.
http://s499.photobucket.com/albums/rr354/survivor033/?action=view¤t=dio.jpg
DIO - `The Last In Line`
If they release this on Backtoblack 180g vinyl I'd be tempted to buy it.
I was probably 18 years old when I bought my Argus album. A lesson for all the youngsters out there, look after what you buy cos you might still be playing it nearly 40 years later.
DIB
Well-known member
On the back of listening to a Roxy Music documentary on Radio 2 last night, I thought I'd give this classic another airing...
39 years on, it still has the ability to astonish. Utterly unique, utterly unclassifiable.
Brilliant.
.
39 years on, it still has the ability to astonish. Utterly unique, utterly unclassifiable.
Brilliant.
.
DIB:
On the back of listening to a Roxy Music documentary on Radio 2 last night, I thought I'd give this classic another airing...
39 years on, it still has the ability to astonish. Utterly unique, utterly unclassifiable.
Brilliant.
I never bought the first album for some reason but bought the next 3. I remember seeing Roxy in the late 70s with The Eurythmics as a support band, I have a feeling there was another band on first but I have no idea who, must be memory fade. The only other thing I remember is it was full of Bryan Ferry lookalikes, no memories of the show at all.
DIB I have a post for you I'll put in the what are you listening/watching section sometime. It'll get your memory working.
On the back of listening to a Roxy Music documentary on Radio 2 last night, I thought I'd give this classic another airing...
39 years on, it still has the ability to astonish. Utterly unique, utterly unclassifiable.
Brilliant.
I never bought the first album for some reason but bought the next 3. I remember seeing Roxy in the late 70s with The Eurythmics as a support band, I have a feeling there was another band on first but I have no idea who, must be memory fade. The only other thing I remember is it was full of Bryan Ferry lookalikes, no memories of the show at all.
DIB I have a post for you I'll put in the what are you listening/watching section sometime. It'll get your memory working.
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