I just picked up _____ on vinyl!

Loujoe

DC29940 said:

Nice variety. If I was your neighbor:
"Can I borrow a cup of sugar and Kill em All?"

JeBurkhardt

GlowGirl said:

Got these last week. 

Have you listened to Dirt yet? I got a copy from Walmart, but I haven't had a chance to open it and spin it yet.

GlowGirl

Loujoe said:

GlowGirl said:

Got these last week. 

nice. cranked my aic cd the other day. Lots of memories packed in there.
Sevens great score!

Thanks. I just got Sevens from someone on the forum. I haven’t cracked the seal yet though. 

GlowGirl

JeBurkhardt said:

GlowGirl said:

Got these last week. 

Have you listened to Dirt yet? I got a copy from Walmart, but I haven't had a chance to open it and spin it yet.

Yes. Walmart actually sent me the black version at first by mistake. So I listened to that one first. But they both sound great to me. 

Loujoe

GlowGirl said:

Loujoe said:

GlowGirl said:

Got these last week. 

nice. cranked my aic cd the other day. Lots of memories packed in there.
Sevens great score!

Thanks. I just got Sevens from someone on the forum. I haven’t cracked the seal yet though. 

I'd keep it sealed. Just because.

static111

static111

brianlux said:

Another amazing find.  Intense? Overwhelming?  Powerful?  I'm not sure what the right words are.  All I know is this- the music on this LP will leave you in pieces on the floor and open your head to places you have not been to before.  Astounding.

Archie Shepp – The Magic Of Ju-Ju

Label:	Impulse! – AS-9154, Impulse! – A-9154, Impulse! – AS/9154, ABC Records – AS-9154, ABC Records – A-9154
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country:	US
Released:	1967
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Post Bop, Free Improvisation, Avant-garde Jazz, Free Jazz

Great Endorsement!  I will have to pick it up!

Spiritual_Chaos

Loujoe said:

GlowGirl said:

Loujoe said:

GlowGirl said:

Got these last week. 

nice. cranked my aic cd the other day. Lots of memories packed in there.
Sevens great score!

Thanks. I just got Sevens from someone on the forum. I haven’t cracked the seal yet though. 

I'd keep it sealed. Just because.

i mean what would be the point in playing it

Spiritual_Chaos

Spiritual_Chaos

Is Fleetwood Mac Tusk , a used copy, worth paying 20 dollars for?

Loujoe

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Loujoe said:

GlowGirl said:

Loujoe said:

GlowGirl said:

Got these last week. 

nice. cranked my aic cd the other day. Lots of memories packed in there.
Sevens great score!

Thanks. I just got Sevens from someone on the forum. I haven’t cracked the seal yet though. 

I'd keep it sealed. Just because.

i mean what would be the point in playing it

if you have the lp already.

Loujoe

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Is Fleetwood Mac Tusk , a used copy, worth paying 20 dollars for?

Nope

brianlux

static111 said:

Silver and Gold!  Nice.  Don't see that in vinyl very often and it looks sealed.  Score!

FR181798

brianlux said:

static111 said:

Silver and Gold!  Nice.  Don't see that in vinyl very often and it looks sealed.  Score!

Silver and Gold has been easily available new for years here in Europe on vinyl, only one version on discogs but probably been repressed a couple of times, can't still be the first press.  A little over £20 and not counterfeit like many others such as Unplugged, not sure of its availability in the US. Actually added it to my basket the other day after listening to my cd and remembering what a good album it is. Probably one of his best after the more we'll known records.

It's also quite an unusual album to have been repressed, can't really imagine there was ever a big demand for a repress.

Spiritual_Chaos

Its available from amazon-esque swedish webstores even. 

But how can it have hung around since 2000(?)

mrussel1

Loujoe said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Is Fleetwood Mac Tusk , a used copy, worth paying 20 dollars for?

Nope

It just depends.  Remember that's a double record.  If it's a 1979 original in NM, it's probably worth $30.  If it's not in great condition or a mid 80s reissue, I'd probably get the BG/CB versions from a few years ago.  

I have a 79 and it's a nice sounding record.  I just don't love Tusk.  I've always found it strange.  

FR181798

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Its available from amazon-esque swedish webstores even. 

But how can it have hung around since 2000(?)

Seems incredibly unlikely which is why I believe its probably been repressed at least once. It's strange because people were asking the same question in 2012 on some old reddit I saw. Its quite hard to figure out, I would think anything pressed pre 2017 would have long vanished. There are a few anomalies like that on discogs. Could well be pressed with the same stampers. I believe the original has the embossed record label logo on the back of the sleeve.

Probably worth picking up either way as it's a reasonable price compared to many other NY albums and likely to vanish in the near future.

Also is it just me or is the sleeve a bit pixelated:)

static111

FR181798 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Its available from amazon-esque swedish webstores even. 

But how can it have hung around since 2000(?)

Seems incredibly unlikely which is why I believe its probably been repressed at least once. It's strange because people were asking the same question in 2012 on some old reddit I saw. Its quite hard to figure out, I would think anything pressed pre 2017 would have long vanished. There are a few anomalies like that on discogs. Could well be pressed with the same stampers. I believe the original has the embossed record label logo on the back of the sleeve.

Probably worth picking up either way as it's a reasonable price compared to many other NY albums and likely to vanish in the near future.

Also is it just me or is the sleeve a bit pixelated:)

I remember the original sleeve art on the cd looking pixelated.  This is 180g btw. very flat and very heavy, no hype sticker, but maybe when it was pressed nobody cared about grams.

FR181798

static111 said:

FR181798 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Its available from amazon-esque swedish webstores even. 

But how can it have hung around since 2000(?)

Seems incredibly unlikely which is why I believe its probably been repressed at least once. It's strange because people were asking the same question in 2012 on some old reddit I saw. Its quite hard to figure out, I would think anything pressed pre 2017 would have long vanished. There are a few anomalies like that on discogs. Could well be pressed with the same stampers. I believe the original has the embossed record label logo on the back of the sleeve.

Probably worth picking up either way as it's a reasonable price compared to many other NY albums and likely to vanish in the near future.

Also is it just me or is the sleeve a bit pixelated:)

I remember the original sleeve art on the cd looking pixelated.  This is 180g btw. very flat and very heavy, no hype sticker, but maybe when it was pressed nobody cared about grams.

It was a photo taken on a Gameboy camera if I remember correctly.

brianlux

Finally got around to spinning this one from a recent batch of things I'd picked up.  Being a fan of early Moby Grape, I was skeptical about this one, their last contractual LP with Columbia.  So what a surprise to spin this very cool LP!  And what's with the security guard on the cover?  He's the nice guy at the Nashville studio where they recorded this one in three in days in 1969 who turn his head when the boys lit up in the studio.  Loving this one!

Moby Grape – Truly Fine Citizen

Label:	Columbia – CS 9912
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Terre Haute Pressing
Country:	US
Released:	Jul 30, 1969
Genre:	Rock, Blues