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Oh nice, I'll defo check those out, as I like those artists as well, thanx :)
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I picked up a couple more 79 cent bargains yesterday at a thrift store that's starting to turn into my new favorite place to shop for vinyl...
The Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame (Columbia 1st Canadian Pressing)
Chuck Mangione - Fun And Games (A&M Records 1st US Pressing)
"He found a coin in his pocket, flipped it. She called: 'Incubus!'
'Succubus,' he said. 'Lucky old me.'" - Michael Moorcock The Final ProgrammeComment
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Very cool rock on! I bet Roots To Branches sounds amazing on it too.Originally posted by Pikey View Post
"He found a coin in his pocket, flipped it. She called: 'Incubus!'
'Succubus,' he said. 'Lucky old me.'" - Michael Moorcock The Final ProgrammeComment
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I picked up these 3 nice LP's at a favorite thrift store yesterday for only $4...
https://www.discogs.com/Al-Stewart-T...release/767050
https://www.discogs.com/Horslips-Aliens/release/9719900
https://www.discogs.com/Horslips-Sho...elease/1378729
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I've picked up a number of old records in the last few months:- Black Sabbath - Paranoid
- Heart - Dreamboat Annie
- Blondie - Eat to the Beat and Parallel Lines
- Go Go's - Vacation
- Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
- Cheap Trick at Budokan
A few caught my notice because of the gatefolds or inserts, but it was mostly just lucky happenstance.Comment
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Sweet finds Heresiologist!Originally posted by Heresiologist View Post"He found a coin in his pocket, flipped it. She called: 'Incubus!'
'Succubus,' he said. 'Lucky old me.'" - Michael Moorcock The Final ProgrammeComment
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Yesterday, I acquired copies of, The Who - The Best From Tommy & Roxy Music - Flesh + Blood. I went to see the Tommy movie, as an impressionable 14 year old. A mind blast, with luscious Anne Margaret, phenomenal Tina Turner & rockin' Elton John. The original, stripped down, band version is pretty brilliant. Flesh + Blood, is sans Brian Eno and well into the smoochy dancing Bryan Ferry end of the spectrum, but Ferry still manages a blinding version of Eight Miles High. Lovely stuff!
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Today, I was a bit naughty. I'm now the proud possessor of copies of the Rolling Stones' Aftermath & Between The Buttons. Originally released in 1966 & 1967, these are a bit more recent (1979 & 1980), pressings. If you've ever wondered what Jerry Cornelius was listening to, back in the day... I'd definitely wager on these being in his collection.
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Have to say, the stereo-mix on, Aftermath, is quite something.Originally posted by Pietro_Mercurios View PostYou do not have permission to view this gallery.
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I have a couple of tracks by Francis Bebey on my, Spotify, list, but I had no idea that the double album, Francis Bebey: Psychedelic Sanza 1982-1984, was available on vinyl. When I found out it was, I had to have a copy.
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It's quite something. I played a track for my wife a while back & she said, 'That's a bit hypnotic, isn't it?'
I said, 'I think that's the idea.'
Maybe not for everybody, but it does just what it says on the tin.
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Acquired this at the weekend. Cover's a bit scruffy, there's the occasional scratch & click, but it's an original US pressing, from 1967. I'd rather have this than a digital-electronic pixelated, 'non-fungible token,' however exclusive.
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Plus, '2000 Light Years From Home,' always puts me in mind of mid-Sixties, New Worlds magazine & Mike & Hilary Bailey's The Black Corridor.Comment
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