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Topic: Anyone get any new CDs recently?
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X-D
VoivodFan
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posted April 20, 2013 13:06
In the mail...RAW POWER: The Reagan Years 2xCD/1DVD set that includes You Are The Victim, Screams From The Gutter, After Your Brain, Wop Hour, Mine To Kill, and 2 live shows on the DVD (bootleg quality). Was looking for a copy of You Are The Victim and this seemed like a pretty good deal for $12 on eBay. -------------------- I am a robot... bleep blop bloop
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VoivodFan
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posted April 26, 2013 00:57
quote: Originally posted by Mezcalhead: Camel-Moonmadness.....couldn't believe this one!!
Is that good or bad Lee? How's the Camel treating you? Had to shoot down to San Francisco for a site survey and made a quick stop at Amoeba Records. The place is beyond awesome, but I only had a short time before I had to catch my flight out and suffered from sensory overload. This is just the metal CD section (and a tiny fragment of the whole store). I'm bummed that I wasn't able to spend more time digging around, but did nab these 4 CDs. Thought of a dozen things I forgot to check for on the way to the airport. The Magma and Tempest discs were pretty high on my list. - Hate Forest: The Most Ancient Ones - Steve Hillage: Rainbow Dome Musick - Magma: BBC 1974 Londres - Tempest: Living In Fear There's another Seattle Record Show this Sunday, so hoping to pick up some sweet vinyl (and CDs) then as well. -------------------- I am a robot... bleep blop bloop
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schroeder
VoivodFan
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posted April 26, 2013 20:32
Damn, that picture of Ameba made me miss digging through endless bins of music back in the day. I've got nothing like this anywhere close to me. There's an FYE in the mall, but they're overpriced, and unless I get lucky and find something cool used I don't make any special trips just to go there. Fells Point in Baltimore has a place called The Soundgarden which is a great place to look for obscure stuff and lose track of time. Record & Tape Traders in Towson area isn't too bad either, but I have so much stuff it's hard to find much I need at these places when I do get there.Today's mail Steven Wilson - Record Store Day 12" picture disc or Luminol (demo) / The Watchmaker (demo) I was lucky enough to find a copy of this online at Vintage Vinyl for around $31 with shipping, which is a steal considering what people are asking for and paying on Ebay. The Geoff Tate Queensryche is pretty lame upon first listen. The 4 cover versions of older Queensryche songs just re enforces that the fact he just doesn't write great songs like he used to. I'd curious to hear the "Other Queensryche" album when it comes out in a couple of months. I liked the track I heard from it. The new Ghost is a continuation of the first album. Interesting. If you like the debut album you'll like this one. It didn't blow me away or give me the desire to buy the cool vinyl release with all the great art work in the booklet. The cd has no booklet, lyrics or cool extra art. The new Skid Row was pretty cool. Not as heavy as the stuff they did after Seb left years ago but not cheesey like the first album. Definitely worth a few more spins. Alanis live cd kicks ass -------------------- yawn
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VoivodFan
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posted April 28, 2013 18:28
quote: Originally posted by schroeder: The new Ghost is a continuation of the first album. Interesting. If you like the debut album you'll like this one. It didn't blow me away or give me the desire to buy the cool vinyl release with all the great art work in the booklet. The cd has no booklet, lyrics or cool extra art.
I'm with you on the new Ghost. It's "ok" but mostly underwhelming if not outright dull at points. Still taking it in though, so trying to keep an open mind. The copy I picked up came in a jewel case with all the art and one band picture (plus 2 bonus tracks)... For a deluxe edition, it's really just a normal CD. Went to a record show today and found these. Vinyl... - Area: Anto/Logicamente - Blue Öyster Cult: On Your Feet Or On Your Knees - Chicken Shack: Imagination Lady - Dr. Know: This Island Earth - Ethos: Ethos (ardour) - Steve Hillage: L CD... - Dust: Hard Attack/Dust (reissue w/both albums together) - Manilla Road: Spiral Castle [another fine Shadow Kingdom Records resuuse! These are great!] First time I've ever seen anything at all from Area on vinyl! What a find! -------------------- I am a robot... bleep blop bloop
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