Albums you've bought

Consigliere_11 · Post by **Consigliere_11** » 22 Mar 2017, 21:04

Forever Low Man wrote:that new gbv album that none of you care about, August By Cake

i wish you knew how good this album is

I listened to it - it's pretty nice and simple rock album. I've never heard GbV before, so the first impression is good

TripleJay97 · Post by **TripleJay97** » 25 Mar 2017, 12:12

Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works (Vinyl)

Rhys · Post by **Rhys** » 25 Mar 2017, 13:02

The expanded edition of Either/Or by Elliott Smith. The album's such a wonderful gem. I love how it has the lo-fi, stripped back to the fundamentals sound of his earlier records, but mixed brilliantly with more production that foreshadows his later stuff, and instrumental details that perfectly serve the songs.

Lt Pinkerton · Post by **Lt Pinkerton** » 26 Mar 2017, 17:57

A weird promo of Damon's 'The Marvelous Dream', one of the few existing copies of Car Seat Headrest's 'Monomania', the special edition of New Order's 'Technique', some Japanese 'Song 2' EP which I didn't even know it existed and a couple of CD singles by Graham. Good times.

Mallard No. 22 · Post by **Mallard No. 22** » 28 Mar 2017, 05:12

Consigliere_11 wrote:The Beatles - The Beatles (Mono LP)

Holy cow, even Revolution 9 sounds great on this one!

(Not really.)

I haven't heard it in mono. People have said it is superb.

AdvertBreak · Post by **AdvertBreak** » 03 Nov 2019, 09:56

In the last week on CD:

Roy Wood - Mustard (2019 remaster)
Alan Price - Between Today and Yesterday (2019 remaster) (yet to arrive)
Peter Skellern - The Complete Decca Records 1972-1975 (yet to arrive)

A few weeks back on LP:

John Martyn - One World
Steve Hillage - Motivation Radio

Mallard No. 22 · Post by **Mallard No. 22** » 05 Nov 2019, 09:47

Yes, I can particularly recommend the Alan Price one which is a forgotten gem, though it was a big hit for him in 1974. The Roy Wood one was good too. I have never got beyond the (few) hit singles of Peter Skellern, though like Roy and Alan he was a kind of 'quintessential English' type of artist.

AdvertBreak · Post by **AdvertBreak** » 05 Nov 2019, 17:01

I'm excited to hear the Alan Price and Skellern ones, which like Roy's Mustard were released a long time ago on out-of-print CDs and have been pretty unavailable until now.

Also bought some classics on CD the other day:
Kevin Ayers - Joy of a Toy
Harmonia - Musik von Harmonia
The Slits - Cut

dparrott · Post by **dparrott** » 13 Nov 2019, 07:51

The Growlers - Natural Affair. Really good.

Mallard No. 22 · Post by **Mallard No. 22** » 14 Nov 2019, 08:42

Kevin Ayers is perhaps another artist who can be grouped in with Alan Price, Roy Wood and Peter Skellern.

Mark72 · Post by **Mark72** » 07 Jan 2020, 15:29

One Step Beyond - Madness

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