Your Latest Additions (LP)......
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Chad Michael
Dissonant Rhino
Cool finds, with the possible exception of the Carpenters...
.I recently picked up:
Michael McDonald - If That's What It Takes
Al Jarreau - Glow
Neil Larsen - Jungle Fever
Pink Panther Theme - for my son
Lionel Richie - Can't Slow Down
Chet Atkins - Best Of
Deodato - 2001
Pat Benatar - Precious Time
Chaka Kahn - I Feel For You
Tina Turner - Private Dancer
2DualsNotEnough
Addicted Member
This weekend I picked up:
Benny Goodman-Complete 1937-38 Jazz Concert no. 2(2 record set)
A few RCA shaded dog classical recordings
Human League-Dare
Sweet Emma and Her Preservation Hall Jazz Band
The Dramatics-The Dramatic Way(sealed)
Conway Twitty-The Rock and Roll Story
Radiohead-Kid A(original 2 10" record set)
Benny Goodman-Complete 1937-38 Jazz Concert no. 2(2 record set)
A few RCA shaded dog classical recordings
Human League-Dare
Sweet Emma and Her Preservation Hall Jazz Band
The Dramatics-The Dramatic Way(sealed)
Conway Twitty-The Rock and Roll Story
Radiohead-Kid A(original 2 10" record set)
SBEEZ
Well-Known Member
Did you find this at Salvation Army?
My recent pickups:
Near, Holly / Fire In The Rain- Redwood Records
POUSETTE-DART BAND / Never Enough - Capital
WINSTON, George / An Evening With Windham Hill / Live- Windham Hill
Various Artist / Music For Your Plants -cover
TEMPTATIONS / Greatest Hits- Gordy
FIREFALL / Undertow - Atlantic
Stokowski, Leopold Vivaldi, / The Four Seasons / Phase-4-London
Bohn, Rudi / Percussive Oompah / Phase-4-London
Black, Stanley / Music Of A People / Phase-4 London
S.O.S. BAND / On The Rise-Tabu
POINTER SISTERS / That's A Plenty-Blue Thumb
ACE / Five-A-Side-Anchor Records
Near, Holly / Fire In The Rain- Redwood Records
POUSETTE-DART BAND / Never Enough - Capital
WINSTON, George / An Evening With Windham Hill / Live- Windham Hill
Various Artist / Music For Your Plants -cover
TEMPTATIONS / Greatest Hits- Gordy
FIREFALL / Undertow - Atlantic
Stokowski, Leopold Vivaldi, / The Four Seasons / Phase-4-London
Bohn, Rudi / Percussive Oompah / Phase-4-London
Black, Stanley / Music Of A People / Phase-4 London
S.O.S. BAND / On The Rise-Tabu
POINTER SISTERS / That's A Plenty-Blue Thumb
ACE / Five-A-Side-Anchor Records
freddyfender
Uma ma-ma
Nineteen Time-Life Country double LP's that start in '52 on up. Some in shrink, some still sealed. $1.00 each.
John and Yoko-Sometime in New York City-w/petition for peace inside. $1.00
Led Zeppelin IV-original 1841 Broadway-VG+-$1.00
Local thrift.
John and Yoko-Sometime in New York City-w/petition for peace inside. $1.00
Led Zeppelin IV-original 1841 Broadway-VG+-$1.00
Local thrift.
KeninDC
Hazy Cosmic Jive
For post-DECCA Stones, always start with US pressings. The earlier pressings are way better than later pressings that often have different catalog numbers.
As for "Black & Blue" - original US pressings are amazing.
COC 79104 w/ a machine-stamped "STERLING" in the deadwax. Look for a tiny "PRC" and a tiny "LH" in the deadwax too.
Mine was purchased by my older sister when it came out.
Original UK pressings are really good, too, just a tad less bass mojo than the US. I would not bother with the Japanese on this one. Lacks the gut-kicking rhythym "punch" of the US and UK pressings.
Ken
Dynacophil
I ain't Phil, I'm 'phile
Arkay
Lunatic Member
TODAY I got...
Claude Bolling: Concerto for Classic Guitar and Jazz Piano (Angel Romero, George Shearing, Ray Brown, Shelly Manne - UK/EMI)
Tributaries (Larry Coryrell, with John Scofield and Jeff Beck : guitar trio!)
War: War Live (Double Album, USA pressing)
Robert Palmer: Clues (Sterling / USA)
Sarah Vaughan: Songs of the Beatles (Atlantic)
Pete Townsend: Empty Glass
Today I also got a bunch of LPs without any jackets. :sigh: I thought they were good finds nonetheless, so I posted about them separately, but for convenience, here is that list:
Pink Floyd DSOTM (not the first solid-triangle pressing, but still a good early Harvest/EMI one).
Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd The Final Cut (CBS/Sony)
Ian Hunter Live - "Welcome to the Club" Double LP
Crystal Clear Records Tribute to the Beatles (Supercut Limited Edition Direct to Disc Recording)
Eagles Live (Both discs, first pressing, including all the funny deadwax inscriptions and the endless-applause run-out groove that never runs out!)
Superman II Soundtrack (Laser-cut vinyl with multiple Superman logos!)
Phillips Analog Recording Demonstrations (audiophile demo record)
Antal Dorati / Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Stravinsky's Le Sacre du Printemps (plus 2-3 other classical LPs)
Sheffield Lab's The Sheffield Track Record ("Rock instrumental tracks for audio component testing and evaluation." )
Also passed up a number of good LPs by the likes of Yes, Marianne Faithful, and Micheal Franks, because I already have them.
In addition, (and unrelated to the above), my favorite LP "bird dog" has already told me I can expect another big box of LPs soon, including a bunch of Japanese pressings, mostly rock with some jazz... really looking forward with anticipation to seeing what will be in that lot!
Claude Bolling: Concerto for Classic Guitar and Jazz Piano (Angel Romero, George Shearing, Ray Brown, Shelly Manne - UK/EMI)
Tributaries (Larry Coryrell, with John Scofield and Jeff Beck : guitar trio!)
War: War Live (Double Album, USA pressing)
Robert Palmer: Clues (Sterling / USA)
Sarah Vaughan: Songs of the Beatles (Atlantic)
Pete Townsend: Empty Glass
Today I also got a bunch of LPs without any jackets. :sigh: I thought they were good finds nonetheless, so I posted about them separately, but for convenience, here is that list:
Pink Floyd DSOTM (not the first solid-triangle pressing, but still a good early Harvest/EMI one).
Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here
Pink Floyd The Final Cut (CBS/Sony)
Ian Hunter Live - "Welcome to the Club" Double LP
Crystal Clear Records Tribute to the Beatles (Supercut Limited Edition Direct to Disc Recording)
Eagles Live (Both discs, first pressing, including all the funny deadwax inscriptions and the endless-applause run-out groove that never runs out!)
Superman II Soundtrack (Laser-cut vinyl with multiple Superman logos!)
Phillips Analog Recording Demonstrations (audiophile demo record)
Antal Dorati / Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Stravinsky's Le Sacre du Printemps (plus 2-3 other classical LPs)
Sheffield Lab's The Sheffield Track Record ("Rock instrumental tracks for audio component testing and evaluation." )
Also passed up a number of good LPs by the likes of Yes, Marianne Faithful, and Micheal Franks, because I already have them.
In addition, (and unrelated to the above), my favorite LP "bird dog" has already told me I can expect another big box of LPs soon, including a bunch of Japanese pressings, mostly rock with some jazz... really looking forward with anticipation to seeing what will be in that lot!
BroonsBane
raisn em up waxin em down
Why not. Went to P.O. did the Thrift stop also. Came out with these:
Couple, maybe home recordings, off the radio of Harry James Orch., Julie London. Slightly warpped Lp. One side flattens out with clamp. cover good for framing. Ramsey Lewis and a couple others.
Couple, maybe home recordings, off the radio of Harry James Orch., Julie London. Slightly warpped Lp. One side flattens out with clamp. cover good for framing. Ramsey Lewis and a couple others.
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pmsummer
simul justus et peccator
This came in the post the other day. Not easy to find (one of the last ECM LP releases, IIRC), and a little more than I usually am willing to pay.
MISERERE
Arvo Pärt
The Hilliard Ensemble
Paul Hiller, dir.
Orchester der Beethovenhalle Bonn
Dennis Russell Davies, cond.
ECM New Series
MISERERE
Arvo Pärt
The Hilliard Ensemble
Paul Hiller, dir.
Orchester der Beethovenhalle Bonn
Dennis Russell Davies, cond.
ECM New Series
Hendrix416
Nice Buzz/Good Tunes
Not a big score, but some good stuff. Going for quality over quantity:
1. Ray Charles - Together Again
2. Gene Pitney - Greatest Hits of All Time
3. Johnny Cash - Original Goledn Hits, Vol. 1
All at .50 to 1.00.
1. Ray Charles - Together Again
2. Gene Pitney - Greatest Hits of All Time
3. Johnny Cash - Original Goledn Hits, Vol. 1
All at .50 to 1.00.
bluesky
Addicted Member
ml69:
Still waiting for B&B to come. Should be here within 3 days or so. When it get's here, it get's here. Can't wait to give it a spin though! Black and Blue is my favorite Stones album, along with and Sticky Fingers and Exile. Must of heard B&B at least 100+ times, I just love it with the reggie style. I am rather excited and anxious getting the Japanese LP. We shall see!! I'll keep ya posted. Who knows??!! We'll find out.
Still waiting for B&B to come. Should be here within 3 days or so. When it get's here, it get's here. Can't wait to give it a spin though! Black and Blue is my favorite Stones album, along with and Sticky Fingers and Exile. Must of heard B&B at least 100+ times, I just love it with the reggie style. I am rather excited and anxious getting the Japanese LP. We shall see!! I'll keep ya posted. Who knows??!! We'll find out.
daza152
Super Member
crazyjeeper
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