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One of their best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
Radio Paradise Main Mix.
There have been some banging tunes :thumbsup:
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"The World changed when she turned Blue" - feck, what a line.
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I can well remember buying this, in the summer of '85. At the same time I was buying this in a little record shop in Bowness while enjoying a weekend in the Lakes, some scrote was helping himself to our VCR back home, as I'd foolishly forgotten to cover the display with a cushion before setting off :doh: You live and learn.
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Whilst rooting through the esses on my shelves I can across this. Two copies! :doh: If anyone out there likes Squeeze but doesn't have a vinyl copy of this, you can have this, FOC. I'll even pay the postage, because I'm a lovely bloke :)
Sleeve and vinyl condition I would conservatively describe as ex. Maybe even NM with a following wind.
I'll take it please Steve. I'll send you my address by PM.
Thanks
Barry
No need Barry, I still have a mailer you sent me with the Grace Jones vinyl :) You put your address on the back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Sticking with the esses. This one does what it says on the tin, her greatest hits live. As good as live recordings get, a must for Carly fans I think.
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A good compilation of Simon and Garfunkel's work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Think I may have that one - the cover looks familiar. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Sun Ra recordings are quite rare, often pressed in small numbers, so fetch a lot of money in the used market. Interesting to see that some of them are being re-pressed (though I'm not sure about the re-mastering).Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
However I have a strict rule when it comes to vinyl - it has to be black!
I believe the correct term these days would be 'vinyl of colour'... as opposed to coloured vinyl... I find it all very confusing :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
According to Wikipedia, Sun Ra was "one of the most prolific artists of the 20th century, releasing dozens of singles and over 100 full length albums, comprising well over 1,000 songs". If they'd been made in large quantities there wouldn't be enough vinyl for anyone else.
Sun Ra made a lot of recordings, but they were pressed in small numbers.
He claimed to have come from the planet Saturn, so perhaps he brought some Saturnine vinyl with him. :scratch:
In days of old, when coloured vinyl was more noisy than black, I would have agreed with you. It is now perfectly possible to buy quiet coloured vinyl, so a bit of variety is good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
I agree, I have a few coloured vinyl albums (not out of choice), and I was surprised to find the SQ to be absolutely fine. It's the picture discs I can't be doing with - I have a Eurythmics album and an Alice Cooper 12" single, which are so bad they're unlistenable.Quote:
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It's easy to look down on pop and most of what I listen to is heavier, but this album is a masterpiece IMHO. Songs, production, the lot... Follow-up Provision is almost as good. Green Gartside is a genius.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
:thumbsup: Nice to know it's not just me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete The Cat
Listening to Radio Caroline right now. Had Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac, The Who, AC/DC already. Oh and Oasis, but it was Noel doing vocals, so I could tolerate it.
Been awhile
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I have a CD of theirs, called Rock Paper Scissors Light Dust Star Lizard Spock or something, from a time when I thought I might like them. Yours if you want it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Now we're talking! Excellent choice. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626
Rock Dust Light Star?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Yes, I don't have that one, cheers.
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Coz everybody needs a bit of Screamo / Mathcore in their lives :fingers::fingers:
Cheers Barry, was looking for something else when this one jumped out at meQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Watched a film while in Cape Verde called "Widows", which was pretty good, and in English, but I found the Portuguese subtitles a bit distracting. Saw it again last night sans subtitles, and the soundtrack included "Wild is the Wind", which has led me to giving this a play:
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One can't have too much Nina Simone! I should know as I must have around dozen CDs - many of them compilations. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
A classical trained pianist, who was not afraid to 'tell it like it is'.
RIP Nina.
You're probably right, but this is the only other one I have. On it goes...Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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Arguably Tony Iommi's best effort under the Sabbath name after the Ozzy and Dio periods. I prefer the Ray Gillen demos in this release to the Tony Martin studio version.