There's so much vinyl!!!!!!!!!!

Ruxpin · July 2010

You've picked up some very nice stuff there Tremors.

Particularly like the Tugboat! Where did you find that?

tremors · July 2010

Ruxpin wrote:

You've picked up some very nice stuff there Tremors.

Particularly like the Tugboat! Where did you find that?

Bought that when it came out from HMV in the North of England - they had a few in stock by default!! Those were the days....

Most of my PJ stuff I picked up at the time, and have got a few extras to fill in some gaps. Biggest regret was straying away from the vinyl between c. 2002 to 2006-ish!! (Really should have got a copy of Lost Dogs and Benaroya!!) Still, you live and learn, live and learn!!

tremors · July 2010

hope I haven't scared everyone off again! 'feed me!!'

some review from some download forum (corrected):

CAST - MAGIC HOUR (1999)
Third album by this British band. They were never as successful as Oasis, but they were clearly more refined, inventive and ready
to change. The music of this album proves it has the capacity to defeat time and genres. One of the most underrated albums of the 90's.

Indeed! Guitar lovers - try following Skin, word lovers - try following john power
music & life lovers - follow both!!

El Pape · July 2010

here it is my new vinyl (it's old but is new to me), the single of "Land oF Confusion", a great song from a great band (Genesis) and a great vinyl.

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Do you want to see my vinyls collection? Just "Click" in the image

fanofzs · July 2010

Cover looks familiar...

TT8270 · July 2010

TT8270 wrote:

TT8270 wrote:

TT8270 wrote:

Jane's Addiction: Ritual De Lo Habitual
Pearl Jam: Fixer 7" white pressing :P
Stone Temple Pilots: Purple (deep purple vinyl) & Vasoline 12" blue pressing
Nirvana - Bleach 2LP limited white pressing
+ renewing my 10C membership just to get the annual 7" (have them all)

And then some:

Alice Cooper: Killer
Pink Floyd: DSOTM 30th anniversary
Kate Bush: Aerial
Mars Volta: De-loused In Comatorium silver 2LP
Soundgarden: Down On The Upside 2LP clear vinyl
Tom Waits: Blood Money
Prince: Purple Rain

Keep 'em coming... And at the same time getting rid of my cds...
Most recent:

Pearl Jam: Vitalogy MINT for under $45 (finally!!)
Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells

let's see:

Mad Season: Above MINT/SEALED
Alice In Chains: Jar Of Flies/SAP 2LP MOV re-release 2010
Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here QUAD UK NM 1976
Metallica: Master Of Puppets 2LP half-speed mastered
Midlake: Courage Of Others
Nirvana: Nevermind (blue 180g)

SWEEET:

2010-05-20 Stone Temple Pilots: Stone Temple Pilots LP 12"
2010-05-30 Stone Temple Pilots: Tiny Music... LP 12"
2010-06-27 Pearl Jam: Amongst The Waves 7"
2010-06-30 Beatles, The: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely... LP 12"
2010-07-08 Bon Jovi: New Jersey LP 12"
2010-07-11 Skid Row: Slave To The Grind 12"
2010-07-15 Posies, The: Amazing Disgrace 12"
2010-07-25 Jarre, Jean-Michel: Rendez Vous IV 12"

tremors · July 2010

coolio!!

invisible touch is a good record, one of the first i bought second hand for a few quid once i got my turntable fixed. the brazilian ? that's a good one. phil collins is about 5 times better than he appears, soft but writes from the heart.

i gotta get down on the upside on wax yet, bet that sounds IMMENSE

aerial is a good album, must have played 'how to be invisible 700 times!!

nice stuff

PSUS2H · August 2010

This thread is great, I just found a sealed copy of Pearl Jam Vs. at a local record shop in DC. I mostly collect Metallica and Pearl Jam stuff so this was a HUGE find. Anyone else come across long lost and sealed PJ stuff?

Also, does anyone know the specifics on the Vinyls included in the Ten collectors edition? Is the Ten and Drop in the Park LPS both on 180gram?

Snoopy Died For Our Sins · August 2010

drop in the park is 200 gram

PSUS2H · August 2010

Thanks Snoopy! and Ten, is it that high of a gram too?

PSUS2H · August 2010

MK186319 wrote:

Here is what i'm spin'n, AIC new vinyl 180gr. http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/8852/img0570ij.jpg http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/7155/img0561hzi.jpg

MK, is this the one they are giving out with the new tour meet and greet packages, or did you buy this retail somewhere?

okblueduck · August 2010

Finally found a copy of the first Wolfmother album! Awesome!
This week I'll be getting the new Arcade
Fire record.

DewieCox · August 2010

Picked up....

At War With THe Mystics-Flaming Lips
Amnesiac-Radiohead

Buying England By the Pound-Genesis>>my first taste of them and they are incredible...One of the most dynamic albums in my collection
Layla......-Derek and the Dominoes>>gatefold is rough, but the vinyl is great...just enough crackle and pop to let you know that it's 40 years old.

Snoopy Died For Our Sins · August 2010

seh242 wrote:

Thanks Snoopy! and Ten, is it that high of a gram too?

Ten is not

Cradles Broken Glass · August 2010

I first got into collecting vinyl about ten years back. I have several Beatles, John Lennon and Wings. Unfortunately, I don't have very much PJ. I walked right past No Code on the shelf about ten years ago for $15 and didn't buy it. I'm still pissed at myself for that, but at the time I didn't like No Code, now it's one of my favorites. I should have bought it for the hell of it, because that was when I was single and childless so I had the money to spend on stuff like that, now there's not much extra money floating around and my husband gripes at me about my growing collection of PJ stuff. I can't believe he didn't catch this obsession during out dating time, now he acts like it's a surprise. Can't wait until I get a steady job, I'm going to blow so much money on PJ shit.

tremors · August 2010

Cradles Broken Glass wrote:

Can't wait until I get a steady job, I'm going to blow so much money on PJ shit.

lol - that would make a great t-shirt slogan!!

tremors · August 2010

DewieCox wrote:

Layla......-Derek and the Dominoes>>gatefold is rough, but the vinyl is great...just enough crackle and pop to let you know that it's 40 years old.

Yeah, I've been enjoying that 40 yr crackle of late - I definitely think the 60s / 70s original pressings sound best 90% of the time, so it's much easier to tolerate the interference - I'm getting to the point where I can almost 'smell' if a second hand record is going to sound sweet, from the sheen, the record label, something in the look that reminds me of other records. I picked up a Cream record like that a few weeks ago and it sounds stupendous - on my system anything at all 'valvey' sounds beautiful. Layla is a good record, pity the title track is so catastrophically good I'm not sure as many people know the album as should do - Bell Bottom Blues and Keep on Growing are probably better than the Layla itself I reckon

DewieCox · August 2010

tremors wrote:

DewieCox wrote:

Layla......-Derek and the Dominoes>>gatefold is rough, but the vinyl is great...just enough crackle and pop to let you know that it's 40 years old.

Yeah, I've been enjoying that 40 yr crackle of late - I definitely think the 60s / 70s original pressings sound best 90% of the time, so it's much easier to tolerate the interference - I'm getting to the point where I can almost 'smell' if a second hand record is going to sound sweet, from the sheen, the record label, something in the look that reminds me of other records. I picked up a Cream record like that a few weeks ago and it sounds stupendous - on my system anything at all 'valvey' sounds beautiful. Layla is a good record, pity the title track is so catastrophically good I'm not sure as many people know the album as should do - Bell Bottom Blues and Keep on Growing are probably better than the Layla itself I reckon

Old vinyl definitely has a certain smell and almost transforms the room when everything is just right. You can't fake the character that a record gets with age, whether its from the equipment used or just the right amount of wear.

Fraser · August 2010

My most recent buys are

Aereogramme Box Set by Aereogramme
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll-gogerychwyndrobwllantysiliogogogochynygofod (In Space) by The Super Furry Animals
Spin The Black Circle by Pearl Jam
Come On Pilgrim by The Pixies
I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose 7" by Marv Johnson

and just as I buy all these records, my player breaks down!

theserialthrilla · August 2010

my dads vinyl collection...hes was about the throw away.. :shock: beatles ,rolling stones,wings,simon and graf,moody blues and loads of neil diamond...about 60 albums in total.. :evil: and abba

There's so much vinyl!!!!!!!!!!

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