I just picked up _____ on vinyl!

GlowGirl

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

After Rough Trade cancelled my order, this aqua vinyl edition arrived today from a different seller. I’m looking forward to spinning it. 

Great band!  The show of theirs I went to is the only time I was almost dead certain a riot was going to break out.  The violent vibe in the air was as thick as smoke in a backroom poker game.  I enjoyed the show immensely from the back of the small club.

I have seen them 3 times. Their shows are always fun. I am glad you enjoyed them as well. The fans can get crazy.

brianlux

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

After Rough Trade cancelled my order, this aqua vinyl edition arrived today from a different seller. I’m looking forward to spinning it. 

Great band!  The show of theirs I went to is the only time I was almost dead certain a riot was going to break out.  The violent vibe in the air was as thick as smoke in a backroom poker game.  I enjoyed the show immensely from the back of the small club.

I have seen them 3 times. Their shows are always fun. I am glad you enjoyed them as well. The fans can get crazy.

Three time!  Excellent! 

I saw them fairly early* on but I would have LOVED to see them when they were discovered by James Honeyman-Scott and invited by Chrissie Hynde to play that show on August 23, 1981.  What a cool moment that must have been for that young band.  Such a cool story!

* Sadly, I did not keep my ticket stub or record the date but looking at their gigography, I believe it was on 4/20/86 at One Step Beyond, Santa Clara, CA.

GlowGirl

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

After Rough Trade cancelled my order, this aqua vinyl edition arrived today from a different seller. I’m looking forward to spinning it. 

Great band!  The show of theirs I went to is the only time I was almost dead certain a riot was going to break out.  The violent vibe in the air was as thick as smoke in a backroom poker game.  I enjoyed the show immensely from the back of the small club.

I have seen them 3 times. Their shows are always fun. I am glad you enjoyed them as well. The fans can get crazy.

Three time!  Excellent! 

I saw them fairly early* on but I would have LOVED to see them when they were discovered by James Honeyman-Scott and invited by Chrissie Hynde to play that show on August 23, 1981.  What a cool moment that must have been for that young band.  Such a cool story!

* Sadly, I did not keep my ticket stub or record the date but looking at their gigography, I believe it was on 4/20/86 at One Step Beyond, Santa Clara, CA.

Wow. You saw them early on. I first saw them in 1992. The other two shows were more recent - within the past 10 years. 

pjpjpaul

mrussel1

If you don't have the 2012 AP version, this new Blue Note coming soon should be the next best thing.  Kenny Burrell Midnight Blue.  Classic. 

https://www.amazon.com/Midnight-Blue-Note-Classic-Vinyl/dp/B096TTLLR2/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=kenny+burrell&qid=1625588424&sr=8-4

pjpjpaul

mrussel1 said:

If you don't have the 2012 AP version, this new Blue Note coming soon should be the next best thing.  Kenny Burrell Midnight Blue.  Classic. 

https://www.amazon.com/Midnight-Blue-Note-Classic-Vinyl/dp/B096TTLLR2/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=kenny+burrell&qid=1625588424&sr=8-4

The Grant Green Idle Moments classic series release should be good too. 

brianlux

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

After Rough Trade cancelled my order, this aqua vinyl edition arrived today from a different seller. I’m looking forward to spinning it. 

Great band!  The show of theirs I went to is the only time I was almost dead certain a riot was going to break out.  The violent vibe in the air was as thick as smoke in a backroom poker game.  I enjoyed the show immensely from the back of the small club.

I have seen them 3 times. Their shows are always fun. I am glad you enjoyed them as well. The fans can get crazy.

Three time!  Excellent! 

I saw them fairly early* on but I would have LOVED to see them when they were discovered by James Honeyman-Scott and invited by Chrissie Hynde to play that show on August 23, 1981.  What a cool moment that must have been for that young band.  Such a cool story!

* Sadly, I did not keep my ticket stub or record the date but looking at their gigography, I believe it was on 4/20/86 at One Step Beyond, Santa Clara, CA.

Wow. You saw them early on. I first saw them in 1992. The other two shows were more recent - within the past 10 years. 

Cool!  I'm curious- when you saw them, did Gano do any of his religious songs? 

When I saw them, they were ripping through their great repertoire of semi-acoustic punk numbers and about half way through the set, Gordon Gano played a solo number, just voice and acoustic guitar- a beautiful spiritual number that was really fine and nicely placed in the set.  Only problem is, the mostly hardcore crowd started booing and throwing shit and things really got shaky.  I was impressed by the way Gordon held his own and finished the number.  Right away after that they ripped into a good revved up number written by Brian Ritchie that probably saved their asses.. Crazy show, lol!

HughFreakingDillon

tempo_n_groove

GlowGirl said:

After Rough Trade cancelled my order, this aqua vinyl edition arrived today from a different seller. I’m looking forward to spinning it. 

The song American Music is by far my fav song from them.

mrussel1

A good friend just sent me this one..

MedozK

mrussel1 said:

A good friend just sent me this one..

Awesome, great friend. I have been looking for the Friday Music version that Kevin Gray cut for a few years. Just never see it.

GlowGirl

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

After Rough Trade cancelled my order, this aqua vinyl edition arrived today from a different seller. I’m looking forward to spinning it. 

Great band!  The show of theirs I went to is the only time I was almost dead certain a riot was going to break out.  The violent vibe in the air was as thick as smoke in a backroom poker game.  I enjoyed the show immensely from the back of the small club.

I have seen them 3 times. Their shows are always fun. I am glad you enjoyed them as well. The fans can get crazy.

Three time!  Excellent! 

I saw them fairly early* on but I would have LOVED to see them when they were discovered by James Honeyman-Scott and invited by Chrissie Hynde to play that show on August 23, 1981.  What a cool moment that must have been for that young band.  Such a cool story!

* Sadly, I did not keep my ticket stub or record the date but looking at their gigography, I believe it was on 4/20/86 at One Step Beyond, Santa Clara, CA.

Wow. You saw them early on. I first saw them in 1992. The other two shows were more recent - within the past 10 years. 

Cool!  I'm curious- when you saw them, did Gano do any of his religious songs? 

When I saw them, they were ripping through their great repertoire of semi-acoustic punk numbers and about half way through the set, Gordon Gano played a solo number, just voice and acoustic guitar- a beautiful spiritual number that was really fine and nicely placed in the set.  Only problem is, the mostly hardcore crowd started booing and throwing shit and things really got shaky.  I was impressed by the way Gordon held his own and finished the number.  Right away after that they ripped into a good revved up number written by Brian Ritchie that probably saved their asses.. Crazy show, lol!

I can't remember if he did or not. But there was no violence on the part of the audience. The first time I saw them was at an outdoor festival, so that had a different vibe as well.

MedozK

So opened my damaged Vault 10 today and was looking it over and I have a question about the pressing. I asked this in the Vault 10 thread, but thought more of you over here would maybe be able to help

Question about where Vault 10 was pressed.
My copy I think was pressed at RTI (per runout information), however @Santos L. Halper said they where shipped from Cascade in Milwaukie, OR. So I am a little confused about where these were pressed. Previous vaults were plated at RTI, but always had additional runout information pertaining to Cascade as the pressing plant. These do not. So maybe the vinyl were pressed at RTI and then packaged at Cascade? And since all vaults were shipped from 10C, I assume there is not difference in pressings for the EU. Thoughts?

MedozK

Got these in the mail today, all cut by Kevin Gray. Now I need time to listen to all these.

pjpjpaul

Just preordered the new Courtney Barnett 

mrussel1

MedozK said:

Got these in the mail today, all cut by Kevin Gray. Now I need time to listen to all these.

I have the Morgan and the Gordon.  They are both great.  One Flight Up might be my favorite Dexter record, and that's saying a lot.  

JeBurkhardt

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

brianlux said:

GlowGirl said:

After Rough Trade cancelled my order, this aqua vinyl edition arrived today from a different seller. I’m looking forward to spinning it. 

Great band!  The show of theirs I went to is the only time I was almost dead certain a riot was going to break out.  The violent vibe in the air was as thick as smoke in a backroom poker game.  I enjoyed the show immensely from the back of the small club.

I have seen them 3 times. Their shows are always fun. I am glad you enjoyed them as well. The fans can get crazy.

Three time!  Excellent! 

I saw them fairly early* on but I would have LOVED to see them when they were discovered by James Honeyman-Scott and invited by Chrissie Hynde to play that show on August 23, 1981.  What a cool moment that must have been for that young band.  Such a cool story!

* Sadly, I did not keep my ticket stub or record the date but looking at their gigography, I believe it was on 4/20/86 at One Step Beyond, Santa Clara, CA.

One Step Beyond!! I loved watching shows there! I managed to catch RHCP, PIL and the Sugarcubes among others there. 

mickeyrat

Moline arrived yesterday....packaging is intact..

mrussel1

This looks interesting.  Says cut directly from the 1/4" tapes with tip on jacket.  I believe I have the 2010 version.  Anyone know if the previous issues were all analog? It sounds like it but hard to be sure. 

https://elusivedisc.com/the-white-stripes-white-blood-cells-2021-reissue-180g-lp/?_kx=7uUhW7ZJpxL6zYOt7PbmofsUJkeFV-VRT9GREstAXP5LfPg0hJ8e8ly9vqodSWiC.KY8xPA

mrussel1

Pre-order on Amazon for$26. 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B092464S8K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_8RSW5WHWGRFSAXZ2VSPC