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i needed a real copy of the MBV album. the arab strap album is great. i think the heavenly album is my favorite album that i've purchased this year. yeah

oh yeah on vinyl i got a felt single for 'primitive painters' which i was really floored to see. it was $15 but ultimately worth it :erm

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for $2.50 today at a thrift store. perfect condition. yeah. i didn't own it before. i just had mp3s before.

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Peter Wyngarde - "When Sex Leers Its Inquisitive Head"
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RPM has again taken on one of pop's more bizarre offerings - Peter Wyngarde's one and only recording venture - an album steeped in myth and controversy, and one which encompasses ALL the categories above. Withdrawn within weeks after it first appeared back in 1970, and mired in contractural complications until RPM (as a genuine indie label!) were able to offer it a more than suitable home.

The record's outrageousness often overwhelms what would still be one of the more bizarre episodes in popular music. The listener is unlikely to forget "Hippie And The Skinhead", where Wyngarde reads out a letter written to "The Times" by two Home Counties skinhead girls, or the tale of "Billy the Queer, Pilly Sexy Hippie", sung over an incongruous, Nashville backing. And there's even something for discerning lovers of late Sixties English rock as he takes on the Attack's "Neville Thumbcatch", written by Vic Smith.

Come In / You Wonder How These Things Began / Rape / La Ronde De L'Amour / Jenny Kissed Me / The Way I Cry Over You / Unknown Citizen / It's When I Touch You / Hippie and The Skinhead / Try To Remember To Forget (Riviera Cowboy) / Jenny Kissed Me And It Was/// / Widdecombe Fair / Neville Thumbcatch / Once Again (Flight Number / ) / Pay No Attention / April

Originally posted by failure
i think the heavenly album is my favorite album that i've purchased this year. yeah

oh yeah on vinyl i got a felt single for 'primitive painters' which i was really floored to see. it was $15 but ultimately worth it :erm

normally id say le jardin de heavenly is better, but that issue has our love is heavenly on it. so, yeah...

primitive painters brings the dizzle.

a couple weeks ago i got

failure - fantastic planer
frank black - teenager of the year
radiohead - hail to the thief

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depeche mode - a broken frame (previously had it on vinyl, bad shape)
martin gore - counterfeit2
kenna - new sacred cow
joseph arthur - redemption's son
mazzy star - so tonight that i might see

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Originally posted by skram


normally id say le jardin de heavenly is better, but that issue has our love is heavenly on it. so, yeah...

i disagree. i like this way more than le jardin, and i like that album quite a bit, for the record

and yeah, our love is heavenly rules. one of my personal favorites is escort crash on marston street, though. something like that

Millionaire - Outside The Simian Flock
Placebo - Placebo
Placebo - Without You I'm Nothing
Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump
Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights
Motorpsycho - Timothy's Monster ;)
Cat Power - You Are Free
Pixies - Trompe le Monde

mp3's *******d as well.

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Peter Gabriel- 4, Us, Up (Hybrid SACD), So
Fischerspooner- #1

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plus:

- Radiohead - "Go To Sleep" 1 & 2
- QotSA - "First It Giveth" 1 & 2
- Interpol - "Black EP"

AZVD.

Ohkami no Jikan - Mort nuit
Sigur ros - untitled EP (10")

<font color=33FFFF> Matthew Herbert Big Band - Goodbye Swingtime
Kevin Blechdom - Bitches Without Britches
Magic Dirt - Tough Love
Jérôme Noetinger/ErikM - What a Wonderful World
Taylor Deupree - Comma.

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and the elephant album
and
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Originally posted by Enzed
Peter Wyngarde - "When Sex Leers Its Inquisitive Head"
http://www.rpmrecords.co.uk/cool/pix/rpm187.jpg

RPM has again taken on one of pop's more bizarre offerings - Peter Wyngarde's one and only recording venture - an album steeped in myth and controversy, and one which encompasses ALL the categories above. Withdrawn within weeks after it first appeared back in 1970, and mired in contractural complications until RPM (as a genuine indie label!) were able to offer it a more than suitable home.

The record's outrageousness often overwhelms what would still be one of the more bizarre episodes in popular music. The listener is unlikely to forget "Hippie And The Skinhead", where Wyngarde reads out a letter written to "The Times" by two Home Counties skinhead girls, or the tale of "Billy the Queer, Pilly Sexy Hippie", sung over an incongruous, Nashville backing. And there's even something for discerning lovers of late Sixties English rock as he takes on the Attack's "Neville Thumbcatch", written by Vic Smith.

Come In / You Wonder How These Things Began / Rape / La Ronde De L'Amour / Jenny Kissed Me / The Way I Cry Over You / Unknown Citizen / It's When I Touch You / Hippie and The Skinhead / Try To Remember To Forget (Riviera Cowboy) / Jenny Kissed Me And It Was/// / Widdecombe Fair / Neville Thumbcatch / Once Again (Flight Number / ) / Pay No Attention / April

sound interesting.

some more today:


Grandaddy - Now it's on 7"
A silver mount zion - "This Is Our Punk-Rock," Thee Rusted Satellites Gather + Sing
Mainliner - Mellow out 12"

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(Carl Vine - Chamber Music Vol. 1, classical CD)

Sigur Ros - Untitled EP (Vinyl)
Television - Marquee Moon (Vinyl)
The Sea And Cake - S/T
Spoon - Series of Sneaks
Beck - Mellow Gold
Spiritualized - Pure Phase

Originally posted by Junebug
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and the elephant album
and
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:o

Junebug!

Just Deerhoof and Mos Def.

microphones - mount eerie
herbert - bodily functions
summer hymns - clemency (5 bucks!)

Beck - Sea Change
Muse - Showbiz

Originally posted by killed radio star
microphones - mount eerie


isn't it great?

Radiohead - Go to sleep singles 1 and 2

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Aaaaaaand some more:

Supersilent - 5
Shinkansen compilation - Lights on a darkening shore
Zea/Zoppo/Birdskin/Feverdream - Last laugh is guffaw 7"

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i just got the underworld soundtrack and the dandy warhols come down today.

The Dandy Warhols Come Down is great. Especially "Minnesoter" and "Boys Better". Excellent choice.

im lovin' it.

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mirah - advisory committee.

a very wonderful album. cold cold water is one of the best songs ever written/produced.

Catching up on my wishlist, thanks to a paycheck, a loan check, half.com, and an used record sale...

The Flaming Lips-Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
Sleater-Kinney-All Hands On the Bad One
Pearl Jam-Perth, Australia, February 23, 2003
Radiohead-There There (single)
R.E.M.-Dead Letter Office
R.E.M.-E-Bow the Letter (single)
Pavement-Crooked Rain Crooked Rain
Sonic Youth-Anagrama (SYR 1)
Mudhoney-My Brother the Cow
Local H-Pack Up the Cats
Crooked Fingers-Red Devil Dawn
Bush-Sixteen Stone
Sonic Youth-Murray Street (promo)
Dirty Three-She Has No Strings Apollo

I think thats it. For now.

Originally posted by matt reeder


Local H-Pack Up the Cats


this album owns me.

Neil Young - On the Beach

It's amazing.

Originally posted by Boycott Graceland
cold cold water is one of the best songs ever written/produced.

agreed, but I wish it didn't overshadow the rest of the album so much. The whole thing is great.

Originally posted by matt reeder
Catching up on my wishlist, thanks to a paycheck, a loan check, half.com, and an used record sale...

The Flaming Lips-Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
Sleater-Kinney-All Hands On the Bad One
Pearl Jam-Perth, Australia, February 23, 2003
Radiohead-There There (single)
R.E.M.-Dead Letter Office
R.E.M.-E-Bow the Letter (single)
Pavement-Crooked Rain Crooked Rain
Sonic Youth-Anagrama (SYR 1)
Mudhoney-My Brother the Cow
Local H-Pack Up the Cats
Crooked Fingers-Red Devil Dawn
Bush-Sixteen Stone
Sonic Youth-Murray Street (promo)

I think thats it. For now.

Good stuff overall, with the exception of Bush and Local H.

hair police/viki - split
comets on fire - s/t
sun city girls new 7"
in gowan ring - hazel steps through her weathered home
scientists - the human jukebox
down in the basement - joe bussard's treasure trove of vintage 78s

that last one is one of the best things i've seen/heard this year. best liners i've read in a long long time.

Originally posted by Sean Casey
agreed, but I wish it didn't overshadow the rest of the album so much. The whole thing is great.
yeah. i think if the tracklisting was in a different order that it would make the album more enjoyable.

Originally posted by AmazingDisgrace
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So?

-AZVD.

Originally posted by Infandum
Peter Gabriel- Up (Hybrid SACD)

That SACD mix is fucking incredible. I haven't listened to many SACD's yet, but this is by far the best of the one's I've heard.

weezer - blue album
weezer - green album
deftones - deftones
blackmail - friend or foe (best german rock at the moment. check them out...)
blackmail - bliss, please
blackmail - foe ep

should be in the mail soon:

sparta - the wiretap scars
kaizers orchestra - Ompa Til du dor

Originally posted by azvd


So?

-AZVD.

It's a decent record. Nothing spectacular, but good.

hiyoooooooooooo

Broadcast - Haha Sound
Manitoba - Up in Flames
Neu! - Neu!

(i didn't have as much money left as I thought I did)

Originally posted by AmazingDisgrace


Good stuff overall, with the exception of Bush and Local H.

Absolutely. I shouldn't have to apologize for any of that...except for Bush. That was a $4 impulse buy because I remembered liking a few of the album tracks that didn't become singles [Swim and Alien, in specific...with a couple of other exceptions, the rest of the album is pretty bland]. It had been something like seven years since I last listened to that album. Surprisingly, I was right. Not a bad purchase.

Local H rocks.

Overall, I spent less than $100 on all of that. I bought the Dirty Three album today at a Library book sale for $1.

Originally posted by matt reeder


Absolutely. I shouldn't have to apologize for any of that...except for Bush. That was a $4 impulse buy because I remembered liking a few of the album tracks that didn't become singles [Swim and Alien, in specific...with a couple of other exceptions, the rest of the album is pretty bland]. It had been something like seven years since I last listened to that album. Surprisingly, I was right. Not a bad purchase.

Local H rocks.

Overall, I spent less than $100 on all of that. I bought the Dirty Three album today at a Library book sale for $1.

I used to own Pack Up the Cats and As Good As Dead by Local H. I couldn't get into them for the most part, although I did like a song or two from each record.

Isn't Dead Letter Office great? I especially love the fact that it *******s the Chronic Town EP.

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The great bargain bin find! (i gave this one to the BF)
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zz top - eliminator
marvin gaye - what's going on?

This upcoming Tuesday, I'm going to have to buy the latest Costello reissues. I can't wait!

Then in a couple more weeks, Speakerboxx/The Love Below comes out. What a great year.

Surfer Rosa and Doolittle. $8 each.

I travelled back in time I bought the following CD's:

* LeadBelly - Absolutely the best
* R.E.M. - Green
* Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik
* Bjork - Debut

Jeff Buckley's Live at Sin-e Legacy Edition did not come in yet :(

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Originally posted by In-Valid

* R.E.M. - Green
* Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik
* Bjork - Debut






can we talk about the weather...

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Aesop Rock - Daylight EP
Bright Eyes - There is No Beginning to This Story EP
Cursive - The Ugly Organ
The Faint - Danse Macabre
King Geedorah - Take Me to Your Leader
The Mars Volta - Tremulant EP
The Microphones - Mount Eerie
The Postal Service - Give Up
A Silver Mt. Zion - He Has Left Us Alone...
A Silver Mt. Zion - "This Is Our Punk Rock"...

prince - rave un2 the joy fantastic
beatles - abbey road (upgrading to cd)

Aerogramme - Sleep and Release