ChelseaDrugstore Wrote:
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> A different take on Cindy's Mega-Thread. What was
> the last buy you made for albums? And since the Q
> reads "acquired" I guess downloads should count
> too. I just came from the CDstore where I have a
> omni-constant pile going that I always add to;
> everytime I get money and make it over there I
> pick up a stack, and throw some more down, or
> order imports. Cool owners..
> I got
> "So Alone" - Johnny Thunders
> "I'm Not Afraid Of You And Will Beat Your Ass" -
> Yo La Tengo (New one and GREAT!)
> "Modern Times" - Bob Dylan
> "Lil Beethoven" - Sparks
> "Lullabies And Violaines" - Cocteau Twins
> "The Steel Wheels Sessions" - Stones, brandnew
> from Sister Morphine
> "TSOOL Origin Vol 1" - The Soundtrack of our
> Lives
> "Takk" - Sigur Ros
> "Sketches Of Spain" - Miles Davis
> "The Black Light" - Calexico
> "Presence" - Led Zeppelin
> "A German Requiem" - Brahms
>
> Last Download was "I knew you were waiting" by
> Aretha


Gram Parsons - Flying Burrito Bros. Sleepless Nights -1976

The Chess Story 1947-1975 [1999]

Martin Scorcece Presents Blues

Abbey Road

Pleased to meet you......

This lil 7" for $8.00...Whole session was only 17 cents
Filthier than garage this is friggin' Shed Rock....Dirty take of Cloud anyway....!!!





ROCKMAN

Today I was in my local record store and noticed that all the Stones CD onle cost 9.99 Euro except the Bigger Bang only 7.99 Euro, and there where a lot of Japan releases for 19 something Euro, and I saw the DVD SFTD for 9.99 Euro.

Didn't buy anything though.

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Magic ...gentle but interlaced laced with
a few blazin rockers....Mazzy Star meets Ogden Flake....





ROCKMAN

These Foolish Things - Bryan Ferry

Great version of Sympathy on it.

rebelrebel Wrote:
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> These Foolish Things - Bryan Ferry
>
> Great version of Sympathy on it.


One of my fav's rebelrebel, good choice.

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"Modern Times" - Dylan
"Last Man Standing" Jerry Lee Lewis (with Mick, Keith & Ronnie)
"Manassas" Steve Stills
"Rockin Bones" (box set of 50's weird rockabilly )

and..Mccartneys new classical release...which is actually quite good

New York Dolls

One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This

Ray Charles - Complete Atlantic Recordings
Priscilla Rollins - Obeah Woman/Letter From Miami 7"
Rolling Stones - Some Girls 180 gsm vinyl

Jerry Lee Lewis, Last Man Standing
Lou Reed - Coney Island Baby (expanded w/bonus trax)(BMG)
VA/ Atlantic Unearthed--Soul Brothers
The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend (Water Music) 1971, prod. Curtis Mayfield
VA/ Voodoo Soul: Deep & Dirty New Orleans Funk (Metro)
Doug Sahm - Genuine Texas Groover (Rhino Handmade)
Mott The Hoople - The Hoople (Expanded 2006 edition) (Sony Legacy)
Rascals- Complete Atlantic Recordings 1965-71* (Rhino handmade)
*box superb but physical construction horrible,cds must be moved to safe place
Dresden Dolls - both cds

Justin Timberlake: Future Sex/Love sounds..........it's really good...and catch that last song on the CD produced by Rick Rubin..outstanding

How's the new Jerry Lee?

Squeezing Out Sparks by Graham Parker just arrived in my mailbox today.

Sailin' Shoes by Little Feat
One From The Road by The Kinks
Foghat's debut LP
Black Oak Arkansas' 1st LP
Blue Matter by Savoy Brown

all VINYL!!!

Clash & LKJ (Linton) - both some personally designed comp's.

Last week I bought an Alice Cooper anthology CD. I had met him in the Rattlesnake Inn/Halifax last Saturday. He was a really nice guy and I felt that it would be a nice idea to buy one of his CDs. Just a means of paying my respect to his music.

JohnR, what did you think of the Dresden Dolls CDs? I take them only in small doses because they grind. a little.
Was just listening to some of the re-issues of Mott the Hoople yesterday too.
And "Coney Island Baby" was surprisingly hard to find. But hwat a great album!

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Scott Matthews- "Passing Stranger".

out this morning- so only played it once, so far.

more than a hint of Jeff Buckley, in there... very good.
seeing him in at an intimate venue in Nov..looking fwd to it even more now.

partydoll Meg Wrote:
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> Enjoy your Ryan concert..Heard some of his new
> stuff and it sounds great!!!

Hey Meg- Ryan Adams and The Cardinals was very good on saturday, hope you enjoyed Churchill Downs!
Ryan played a setlist, dedicated to his 2005 trilogy... The Cardinals are an awesome, tight, rocking band... but if you have tickets, for any of the remainder of his European shows, please do not expect, stripped- down acoustic harmonies (as seen during his February solo shows)...this tour is full-on
rock and roll.

Here's saturdays setlist:-

A Kiss Before I Go
Please Do Not Let Me Go
Magnolia Mountain
The End
To Be Young
Tears Of Gold
Games
What Sin
Dear John
Cold Roses
Egyptology
Bartering Lines
Egyptology
Goodnight Rose
Beautiful Sorta
Party Clown
DJ Reggie Rap"Shakespeare Rumble In Da Bronx"
Blue Hotel
Easy Plateau
Not So Peaceful Valley
Dear Chicago
Shakedown->
Expressway To Yr.Skull
Caribean Queen
Egyptology
Pyramid
I See Monsters

Real real fine DVD of The Temptations
...16 classic performances from
The Way You Do The Things You Do to
Papa Was A Rolling Stone...narrated
by Otis Williams....true story behind
I Wish It Would Rain... Eddie Kendrick's
truely amazing vocals on Just My Imagination
and also studio footage of Temps recording Sorry Is A Sorry Word.....GREAT STUFF





ROCKMAN

Some lassi will loan me a group w/ a certain Swedish
reggae band Kalleh Bah (=Next Music ~~).
But they play fast, she says. Me may noh like.

The Killers - 'Sam's Town'





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New Bob Seger - sorry you haters, but I like it.

Eek-A-Mouse Mouse And The Man 1983
Magnus Uggla Boxen 14 albums 1975-2005 (all from 1983 are useless,
rest genius; check his Star Star-cover over at Trade)

Check that madcap Eek-A-Mouse out if ya aint already have

He provides a decent amount o´free mps's here [www.eeksperience.com]
also a fun movie from Israel on the main page at his site here

[www.brinckmann.nl] a mouse - Peeni Walli.mp3 Direct link to Peeni Live from Rotterdam. Also dl'ble for FREE from link above.

..And Uggla ya hear here in his Star Star-cover [www.iorr.org]

Hey Guys

What are the extra tracks on Lou Reed - Coney Island Baby?, also how is the mix, is it a big improvement on the old CD version?.

I love that album, a classic.

My big listening at the moment is the Who sampler, Wire and Glass for the upcoming album, its surprisingly great. And the Dolls album, best record of the year, really looking forward to the show in a couple of weeks. Funny that the geriatrics still rule

Have there been any postin of Dolls live at trade?
Sure look fwd to that anyway.

Humanriff, th etxra tracks are
Nobody's Business
Downtown Dirt
Leave Me Alone
(Those 3 tunes are always avai;able in that period, On some CIB ecitions or Street Hassle or The Bells)
Crazy Feeling
She's My Best Friend
Coney Islanf Baby
(Different versions)

As far as the mix it sounds better to me. I never thought the CD mix was that bad. But I've only had a German edition before which was very good.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Chelsea,

Don't mean to be a nit-picker, but the first three xtras on CIB are found on Between Thought & Expression, the Lou box set. Downtown Dirt and Leave Me Alone are quite different than the versions on Street Hassle.

Cheers