What's the last record you got?

[slunken]

grouper water people 7"

[SlingeroGuitaro]

The Age of Adz.

I don't know anything about this record. opinions?

[Cool As Ice Cream]

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Dinosaur Jr. - Chocomel Daze (Live 1987)

[slunken]

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steve hauschildt - sequitur

[slunken]

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RSD 2x7"

[slunken]

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http://www.citybeat.com/cincinnati/b...sues_hist.html

Play It Like You Did Back To George Street: An Anthology of Cincinnati Blues 1927-1936 contains 29 tracks of "pre-war" Cincinnati Blues, featuring unearthed gems by the likes of Sam Jones, Cincinnati Jug Band, Kid Cole, Jesse James, Bob Coleman and Sweet Papa Tadpole. The album — a limited-run, double-vinyl release with a card to digitally download the tracks — will be available Friday at Shake It's Northside store. Author Steve Tracy, who now lives in Germany, literally wrote the book on Cincinnati Blues with 1998's Going to Cincinnati: A History of Blues in the Queen City, so it makes sense that he'd pen the extensive and insightful liner notes for the compilation.

http://www.citybeat.com/cincinnati/b...ge_street.html



Representing a specific period in Cincinnati musical history, from 1924 to 1936, George Street serves as evidence of the assertion that the city’s Blues profile was anything but nondescript. George Street’s ancient recordings (of varying but ultimately listenable quality) are filled with fascinating local references (“Court Street Blues,” “I’m Going to Cincinnati,” “Sixth Street Moan,” “Newport Blues,” “Cincinnati Underworld Woman”) and a host of area artists with a firm grip on the qualities that make for great Folk and Ragtime-tinted Blues.

The collection takes its title from “Mama Let Me Lay On You,” where Walter Coleman exhorts his uncredited guitarist to reach for the passion and fire that typified performances on the long-forgotten street that was once the home to the city’s red light district and its attendant nightclubs; a good many of the lyrics to the songs on the George Street collection live up to that bawdy history.

Coleman is a pervasive presence on George Street, primarily because he assumes so many recorded identities (Kid Cole, Kid Coley, Bob Coleman, Sweet Papa Tadpole, Walter Cole), but the album also shows off the obvious skills of Sam Jones (who also went by the name Stovepipe No. 1) and Jesse James (whose four songs on George Street represent his entire recorded legacy).

George Street also offers a pair of talented jug bands. Coleman leads the Cincinnati Jug Band — “George Street Stomp” is a particular favorite – while Jones takes the helm with the King David Jug Band, typified by the rollicking “What That Tastes Like Gravy.”

Play It Like Did Back at George Street, enticingly subtitled Music From Ohio Volume 1 and beautifully illustrated by renowned local underground cartoonist Justin Green, is clearly aimed at a specific Blues aficionado. If Robert Cray and Stevie Ray Vaughan are your Blues ideals, then this album will hold little interest for you. But if you’re fascinated by the sound of scratchy old 78s and the magic that erupts from the horn when the needle is dropped on a groove that dates to a time when flappers were the rage, George Street is your early Christmas present.

[slunken]

If Robert Cray and Stevie Ray Vaughan are your Blues ideals, then this album will hold little interest for you. But if you’re fascinated by the sound of scratchy old 78s and the magic that erupts from the horn when the needle is dropped on a groove that dates to a time when flappers were the rage, George Street is your early Christmas present.

[Andy /]

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[opera de nuit]

just got the beloved's early singles comp. on wax:

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[opera de nuit]

i guess bought and in transit doesn't count in slunkenland. but i did pick these up last week:

fast set- junction one 7'' (4ad/axis)
danse society- clock 7''
paralisis permanente- el acto
f-systems- people 7''

[slunken]

it doesn't count unless its in your hands

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peaking lights - lucifer in dub (remix album)

[slunken]

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monopoly child star searchers - the garnet toucan (part 3 of the romance trilogy)

[Andy /]

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found a sealed copy at half price books for 12 bucks. pretty stoked for this one.

[opera de nuit]

this one record store on the east side keeps getting rare & mint synth/post-punk singles and i've dropped maybe $600 there in the past month or two alone. aside from the ones mentioned here, i got these yesterday:

sad lovers and giants- colourless dream 7''
shox- no turning back 7'' (pre-4ad)
the past seven days- raindance 7''
fallout club- dream soldiers 7''
modern english- smiles & laughter 7''
minny pops- time 7''
minny pops- secret story 7''
troops for tomorrow- songs of joy & faith 7''
normil hawaiians- the beat goes on 7''
normil hawaiians- still obedient 7''
the laughing apple- ha ha hee hee 7''
modern eon- pieces 7''

[Cool As Ice Cream]

tsp - mcis 4lp

[slunken]

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[noyen]

Originally Posted by AndySlash

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found a sealed copy at half price books for 12 bucks. pretty stoked for this one.

niiice! score!

[noyen]

i bought this for myself for my bday.

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[Rocket Launcher]

spectrum - indian summer 7"

[pale_princess]

husband got me the mcis reish 4xlp for xmas
sister in law got me a jens lekman record

[smashingjj]

since i last posted here, from the top of my head:

LP
Dead Rider - The Raw Dents
Converge - All We Love We Leave Behind 2xLP in yellow
Josephine Foster - This Coming Gladness
Josephine Foster - Blood Rushing
The Flying Luttenbachers - Systems Emerge from Complete Disorder
Giddy Motors - Make It Pop
Deerhoof - Breakup Song on white vinyl
Deerhoof - Reveille reissue
Deerhoof - The Runner's Four
Yowie - Damning With Faint Praise
McLusky - Do Dallas
Take A Worm For A Walk Week - Whacks on! Whacks off!

10"
Animal Collective - Applesauce b/w Crimson

7"
Animal Collective - Honeycomb / Gotham
Converge/Dropdead split
Chris Cohen/Reveille split
Kim Deal - Walking with a Killer
Wolvon/Neon Rainbows split
Fat Bicth/Illness split
Pissed Jeans - Your Life Is Worth
Of Montreal - IDengager
Faux Hoax - Your friends will carry you home

[Cool As Ice Cream]

Originally Posted by smashingjj

7"
Kim Deal - Walking with a Killer

aw fuck, i didn't even know this existed.
now i want this, but i can't find it anywhere. too late.

[smashingjj]

I saw that it's going for around 30 euros on discogs already. i got it at ATP last month, where she played her first solo gig. There are a thousand but I thought she sold it exclusively at that gig, i'm not sure if that's true though. There were three thousand visitors max so i don't think it sold out.

It's not a special item though, it came in a generic cover.

[slunken]

outer space - akashic record (events 1986-1990)

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john from emeralds

[slunken]

northeast ohio representin'

[Cool As Ice Cream]

Originally Posted by smashingjj

I saw that it's going for around 30 euros on discogs already. i got it at ATP last month, where she played her first solo gig. There are a thousand but I thought she sold it exclusively at that gig, i'm not sure if that's true though. There were three thousand visitors max so i don't think it sold out.

It's not a special item though, it came in a generic cover.

found a copy here: www.kimdealmusic.com
$15, incl. international shipping. not cheap, but doable. and definitely better than €30.

i am pleased.

[smashingjj]

splendid. my life revolves around pleasing you.

[Cool As Ice Cream]

good.

[opera de nuit]

party day- glasshouse 12''

[smashingjj]

playing my Yowie LP on my Pro-ject Debut III turntable that was just delivered home. Fucking awesome.