I just picked up _____ on vinyl!

steveddievedder

Loujoe said:

steveddievedder said:

Often read this thread jealous of all the bargain finds and wishing I had something fun to contribute (and brag about a little!) and today was that day. Walked into a tiny charity shop here in Scotland and noticed Nevermind sitting on a pile of records. Assumed it was the repress, but turns out it was the original 1991 pressing in amazing condition, and underneath it was Out of Time, Zooropa, Achtung Baby (all og 90s versions) and Comes a Time. All for the sum total of £16! While I was paying for those 5 the woman said she had one more out back that she couldn't put out (because naked ladies), hands me Electric Ladyland and asks for £2! My mouth almost hit the floor. Thanks lady, and thanks old guy giving away all of his daughters old records. Enjoying my listening tonight for sure

Where e x a c t l y in Scotland?

Joke. Don't tell. That is great!! Congrats.

Ha! I'll never tell   Honestly the most unassuming little charity shop in the middle of a random part of the city, hence the prices. They probably never get anything like this ever, all the other music was the usual garbage you wouldn't even pay bargain bin prices for. Wild.

brianlux

Though not determined to be a completest, I did add yet another Albert Ayler to the collection of his LPs, this one my 16th.  This is by far Ayler's least avante garde record yet, to me anyway, it is one of the most unusual by a very unusual artist. Albert is joined by Call Cobbs, Henry Grimes, and Sunny Murray on this collection of standards and spirituals.

Albert Ayler ‎– Swing Low Sweet Spiritual

Label:

Osmosis Records ‎– 4001

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

Netherlands

Released:

1971

Genre:

Jazz

tempo_n_groove

brianlux said:

Though not determined to be a completest, I did add yet another Albert Ayler to the collection of his LPs, this one my 16th.  This is by far Ayler's least avante garde record yet, to me anyway, it is one of the most unusual by a very unusual artist. Albert is joined by Call Cobbs, Henry Grimes, and Sunny Murray on this collection of standards and spirituals.

Albert Ayler ‎– Swing Low Sweet Spiritual

Label:

Osmosis Records ‎– 4001

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

Netherlands

Released:

1971

Genre:

Jazz

I don't think I've ever heard a recorded version of swing low on vinyl.  I'm interested and off to youtube.

tempo_n_groove

He also does Nobody Knows.  Now I have to find this.

I can't get past how much Swing Low sounds like Amazing Grace.

pjpjpaul

Looking forward to receiving my copy of Go! today. 

mrussel1

pjpjpaul said:

Looking forward to receiving my copy of Go! today. 

I'm pretty sure I ordered this too... need to check. 

LukinFan

https://shop.bobmarley.com/products/the-capitol-session-73-2lp

mrussel1

pjpjpaul said:

Looking forward to receiving my copy of Go! today. 

I have the 75th, mastered by Bernie.  I'm going to get the KG one.  I found the 75 good, but underwhelming.  That whole series got a ton of criticism. 

dankind

LukinFan said:

https://shop.bobmarley.com/products/the-capitol-session-73-2lp

Ordered!

LukinFan

dankind said:

LukinFan said:

https://shop.bobmarley.com/products/the-capitol-session-73-2lp

Ordered!

This sounds pretty damn cool!

pjpjpaul

Signed by Charlie Sexton, Black Angels, and Eve Monsees, along with album producer Bill Bentley and album co-producer and Light in the Attic founder/co-owner (and Austin resident) Matt Sullivan.

brianlux

tempo_n_groove said:

brianlux said:

Though not determined to be a completest, I did add yet another Albert Ayler to the collection of his LPs, this one my 16th.  This is by far Ayler's least avante garde record yet, to me anyway, it is one of the most unusual by a very unusual artist. Albert is joined by Call Cobbs, Henry Grimes, and Sunny Murray on this collection of standards and spirituals.

Albert Ayler ‎– Swing Low Sweet Spiritual

Label:

Osmosis Records ‎– 4001

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

Netherlands

Released:

1971

Genre:

Jazz

I don't think I've ever heard a recorded version of swing low on vinyl.  I'm interested and off to youtube.

It's a sweet number!  Have to say though, this entire album has a sad and sometimes somber feel to it- maybe not one to listen to when feeling down.  Or maybe just the thing?  Not sure yet.

brianlux

I keep saying I HAVE to cut down on my record buying expenses... but then a new Juliana Hatfield comes out.  Whadda ya gonna do?!

mickeyrat

GlowGirl

JeBurkhardt

GlowGirl said:

Love Murmur! Just listened to it a couple of hours ago. 

JeBurkhardt

mrussel1

mickeyrat said:

All good luck ups.  I think the Sunday at the Village is my favorite,  as it was the last one before Scott Lafaro died.  

brianlux

mrussel1 said:

mickeyrat said:

All good luck ups.  I think the Sunday at the Village is my favorite,  as it was the last one before Scott Lafaro died.  

Our wedding night, in the fall of 2004, sitting with my wife having a drink in the lounge at Benbow Inn,  Mendocino County, California, Sunday at the Village playing in the back ground.  It just doesn't get any better. 

Loujoe

JeBurkhardt said:

Hey now!  I have that bb reissue (thanks to blux talking about it). It is the best. So glad bb released these as the band intended. Rock for light is up for preorder too. Can't wait to hear that. There is some great live stuff on youtube to get lost in.  Enjoy

mrussel1

brianlux said:

mrussel1 said:

mickeyrat said:

All good luck ups.  I think the Sunday at the Village is my favorite,  as it was the last one before Scott Lafaro died.  

Our wedding night, in the fall of 2004, sitting with my wife having a drink in the lounge at Benbow Inn,  Mendocino County, California, Sunday at the Village playing in the back ground.  It just doesn't get any better. 

That's a nice memory Brian.  

mickeyrat

mrussel1 said:

mickeyrat said:

All good luck ups.  I think the Sunday at the Village is my favorite,  as it was the last one before Scott Lafaro died.  

for my part I really should go to my usual. this guy is overpriced on some in my opinion. definitely on his used stuff.

LukinFan

https://www.nme.com/news/music/smashing-pumpkins-announce-new-vinyl-release-live-at-the-viper-room-1998-3003223

pjpjpaul

LukinFan said:

https://www.nme.com/news/music/smashing-pumpkins-announce-new-vinyl-release-live-at-the-viper-room-1998-3003223

Nice. 

brianlux

Got a copy of The Animals Animalism today.  The cover is pretty rough but the grooves are good and the music is awesome.  Raw, real, Animals! Eric Burdon is so amazing!

(Discogs photo here, mine is rougher)

The Animals ‎– Animalism

Label:

MGM Records ‎– E-4414, MGM Records ‎– E4414

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono, MGM Press

Country:

US

Released:

1966

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Blues Rock, Beat

mickeyrat

out for delivery....

PJ_Soul

So stoked to finally get this.

brianlux

mickeyrat said:

out for delivery....

Reissue?  I've always found the original pressing on vinyl to be too costly. 

mickeyrat

brianlux said:

mickeyrat said:

out for delivery....

Reissue?  I've always found the original pressing on vinyl to be too costly. 

yes. bought from a guy in monterrey..... recordmule. really good folks

mrussel1

brianlux said:

mickeyrat said:

out for delivery....

Reissue?  I've always found the original pressing on vinyl to be too costly. 

Reissue is great.  Totally worth it.