Latest Album Bought
 

Call me old fashioned but I much, much prefer buying a CD than downloading it from Itunes. And, hopefully, quite a few people on here are the same.

Sooooo....

What was the last album/cd/single/casette (!), whatever that you bought (online or off).

I recieved Black Sabbath's Master Of Reality today and have Angel Witch's... Angel Witch on order.

Yesterday I picked up

Mogwai - My Father My King

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The Jesus Lizard - Shot

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Boards of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children

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Sunny Day Real Estate - Diary

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and Yuck - Self Titled

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The Yuck record is amazing, any fan of Dinosaur Jr, Sonic Youth, Pixies or Shellac needs to get on it straight away!

The Beach Boys:Smile
The Unthanks:Last
The Go! Team:Rolling Blackouts
Tav Falco and Panther Burns:Behind the Magnolia Curtain/Blow Your Top
Royal Trux:Cats and Dogs
Tyrannosaurus Rex:Beard of Stars/Unicorn/Prophets, Seers and Sages...The Angels of the Ages
T.Rex:T.Rex
The Best of Bardot

An underrated album of theirs, I enjoy it as much as their Steve Albini-produced ones.

The last CD I received was David Lynch - Crazy Clown Time :)

I buying hard copies of music about two years ago. previous to that I used to DJ but packed it in and flogged all my vinyl (3000+ records) when my son was born and shortly after got rid of all my DVDs. The only thing I collect with any fervour is DVDs (and more recently Blus) now.

But I had to make an exception recently as my mate's band released their second album, which I could have downloaded but it's on vinyl with a pic of a massive ship on it, so how could I not own that :nod:

Amazingly good music too:

Nitkowski - Stay In The Home You Love.

The Snivelling Shits "I Cant Come" was the last cd i bought,
SMiLE was the last cd i received.

both are great, if very different from each other (no shit sherlock) and
will hopefully acquire the new Fall and Eleanor Friedberger's solo cd(s) in London.
or some Crass (depends what theyre selling at gig);)

The Fall's Ersatz GB was the last album I bought. Might see what Eleanor Friedberger's solo stuff is like; I'm a big fan of The Fiery Furnaces.

Got Keanes first album from poundland.
Got Noel gallahgers high flying birds, which was awful and I sold it.

Other than that Im waiting for the rammstein hits album due out in dec

You're an angel witch, you're an angel witch!

Last musics I bought was the Calvinball/ONSIND/Apologies, I Have None split 12". Three excellent UK punk bands covering each others songs. It's a one sided record, with a lovely screenprint on the other side.

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If you fancy giving them a listen, all the songs are up here - Punknews.org | Calvinball

Calvinball are a drunk punk band. ONSIND are acoustic feminists. Apologies, I Have None like folk.

Last albums I bought were new Janes Addiction album & Ryan Adams latest solo effort, both are excellent and well worth a purchase!!!

Wensday picked up Amy Winehouse FRANK and Brian Eno AMBIENT 1 CD's, from a charity shop for £3 each, can't beat the silver discs, I have a mp3 player full of songs but if I want top quality I'll use a CD recorded mini-disc for walkmen compilation duty. Although cheaper now, I can't help feeling CD's should be much cheaper in shops to compete with downloads(just be thankful if you're not a classical buff, box sets get stupidly expensive)

If you've got an iPod, I'd recommend ripping into AIFF, as it's CD quality. It's basically a modern codec of WAV that supports lower frequencies. If you've got another player (or a jailbroken iPhone/iPod Touch) then FLAC is the way forward.

The last cd i bought was -

Got it Monday, not listened to it yet.

monty python
 

I had all these on vinyl,and had a craving to listen to them again,so obviously had to re-buy on cd:rolleyes:

The Fall's Ersatz GB. its a grower, but many standouts so far....Monocard especially.
Crass Stations of the Crass. bought this at gig, wish id bought them all now, remastering bringing out many details id never heard before...kudos!

il be buying a few of these Private Eye cds when theyre released as well, funny as f:censored:k they are.

:popcorn:Last album I bought was this 1974 vinyl off ebay the other day, trying to complete my DR JOHN on vinyl collection! I like it when I find originals at half the price of the rerelease

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last weak i have purchased Kaskade, 'Fire & Ice',

Picked up "Anniversary" by Cathedral today and have these two on order.

I was really gutted when i found out Cathedral were splitting up. :(

Have you listened to Ghost MTDS?

ghost - stand by him - YouTube

An excellent band.

Last LP bought:
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Last CD bought:
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also acquired Ladytron's Gravity the Seducer as a birthday present, so technically i didnt buy it but as it is f:censored:g great and cant stop playing it etc....POP album of year.

how many Ghosts are there, ive found 4 so far ahem.;)

You've been watching Rentaghost too long.

I ordered Front Line Assembly's OOP Virus single on Wax Trax vinyl today from Amazon marketplace.

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I already own the CD single, but for the low price of £3.25 (inc. postage), I couldn't resist. ;)

vinyl
 

Last vinyl i bought were the Goblin re-issues and The Cramps

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Queen Deep Cuts 1 & 2. Awesome albums. Featuring a heavier Queen, with some Zep style riffs and bluesy drums.

"Smell of Female" is my third favourite live record.:nod:

live?
 

Im guessing Jerry lee lewis is in there some where,so who else?

Love that album! Especially the Faster Pussycat cover

I love me some Ghost. Haven't listened to them in quite a while.

1) Hawkwind, "Space Ritual"
2) Jerry Lee Lewis, "Live at the Star Club"
3) The Cramps, "Smell of Female"
4) Oblivians, "Rock' n Roll Holiday! Live in Atlanta"
5) Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers, "Down to Kill"

Any body who wants to check out The Sisters of Mercy really should pick up this box set, its on Amazon at £10.99.

Correct me if i'm wrong but i think its their entire album catalogue, at that bargain price. At least its all the ones i own anyway.

Top stuff.

And a great set of Ministry albums also at £10.99

How have I managed to miss this thread? Anyway, I bought this LP a week or so ago.

They keep popping up as a recommendation on Amazon but this is the first time I've heard them. I quite like it but I'm not sure if I I'd buy it. I go through brief periods of listening to metal and tend to like the sludge/doom end of it or the more up front 70s occult style groups like Jex Thoth, Blood Ceremony and The Devil's Blood.

Been meaning to pick up the Devil's Blood album for a few weeks now.

I just ordered the new one today. Have you got anything by Blood Ceremony? Pretty cool sound, Black Sabbath meets Jethro Tull with a female singer. Their first lp reeks of "The Blood on Satan's Claw".

I don't know Blood Ceremony, they sound like i would like them though.

I received a bundle of CDs from Rif Mountain today:

Jason Steel "Fire Begot Ash"
The Straw Bear Band "From the Sea to the Stars"
Roshi (featuring Pars Radio) "Mehregan"
Jason Steel "Baby, Wolves Abound"
Robert Sunday "Butterfly Hairslide"
and the comp "The Inner Octave"