Niiiice.

Yep.. lol

On vinyl on eBay:

Is that the 4 Men With Beards reissue? If so, I'd be interested to know how it sounds. I haven't had much luck with their products, outside of Metal Box.

No, I dont think so. I'm not sure what the 4 Men With Beards re-issue is.

I have their reissues of "VU" and "Another View", and they're both perfectly fine. I'm not honestly all that knowledgeable about vinyl though, so maybe if you have real audiophile complaints I just wouldn't have picked up on them. All I know is that they're excellently packaged, heavy, and sound great (to my ears).

OutKast - Speakerboxxx/The Love Below


It was £4 in a bargain bin, and I have an imemnse amount of nostaliga for "Hey Ya!". Couldn't resist.

its been a while since Ive bought an album, shit I think its still "dragging a dead deer..." by grouper which feels like forever.
where is all my money gone?
oh yes I remmeber...

Sunn 0))) - Monoliths & Dimension

Nabbed this one from my dad's old vinyl (he doesn't care):


And went to best buy and picked up these two:

Outkast - Stankonia

Been in full on spending mode these last two days







Mammatus - self titled




Magik Markers - Boss

All on vinyl and all for free (just nabbed from my dad's old and no longer used vinyl, I have permission) Now I have more vinyl piling up in the to listen to stack til I get my needle replaced:

Cont.

Cont. (already had this one on cd, but couldn't resist a free vinyl version):

I am green with envy. Jack Johnson! Filles de Kilimanjaro! Fucking sweet. The only one of those I have on vinyl is After The Goldrush, which incidentally I also nabbed from my father's LPs.

Baroque Masterpieces

During a recent trip to Quebec City, I had to pick up something local...and I love it, although not a word of french on the disc.

Nice score!

CSN&Y sucks, though. Sorry.

I haven't heard Miriodor for years and years. I used to like that music quite a bit a long time ago.

Recently:

White Hills/The Heads split LP

Windy and Carl tour LP

Henry Tree - Electric Holy Man (the jury is still out on this one; not eactly what I expected)

Just blew too much cash on quite pricey, but irresistible, double vinyl reissues of:

A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory


KMD - Black Bastards


Worth it.

Good times, low turnout.
Animal Collective playing a mile away at the same time really didn't help attendance.

We played OK; not our greatest set ever, but not the worst.
Windy and Carl played beautifully and it was great to be able to hang out with them and reconnect in person a little; we hadn't seen each other in about four years.

The venue was amazing though; POSH facilities, excellent green room, excellent treatment, lovely staff.

Ass Ponys Lohio

Les Baxter - I Could Have Danced All Night

Love that record.

spacemen 3-threebie 3
ride-nowhere
spiritualized-lazer guided melodies

I love that band. Is the record worth it?

If you like Zu then definitely!

Banyan-S/T 1997

Gucci Mane - Murder Was The Case
Juvenile - The Greatest Hits
Master P - ReMix Classics
Nelly - Da Derrty Versions
Slim Thug - Boss Of All Bosses
Young Jeezy & USDA - Cold Summer

Picked these up at the Sublime Frequencies tour event in Newcastle:

Omar Souleyman - Highway to Hassake (double vinyl)


Group Doueh - Treeg Salaam (single vinyl)


Both super deluxe. So fucking psyched. I really wanted the poster that you got from the merch stall for buying two things, but it was a friends birthday so I let him have it. Couldn't justify buying 4 items just for the poster. Pretty much the best gig ever for me. Everybody go!

Tell me how you like the Juve.
I've never been too impressed by Gucci, but I have to hear him alot blaring out of cheap stereos parked int he school hallways..

The Juve is sort of meh. I mean, the production is great. But pretty much every track is about how he likes to fuck. Big deal. I'd say I like about half of it. Which isn't all that promising for a greatest hits. At any rate, I'd still check out 400 DEGREEZ if I found it used.

The Gucci is actually really, really good. Definitely feeling it.

And I highly recommend the new Slim Thug. Probably the gem of my haul. If anything, see if you can hear the track "I Run" somewhere online or something. It's hot.

Miles Davis- Sketches in Spain
John Coltrane- Blue Train
The Clash- London Calling

bought these albums on vinyl on the same day.

baroness - red album
havent bought music for ages

On 7":


On CD (couldn't find the vinyl..):

vinyl:

SWANS - Cop/Young God/Greed/Holy Money
Blonde Redhead - s/t