Poly-Rythmo
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Um, Ali Farka Toure died in 2006...
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TenderLovingKiller®
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So my ImportCDs (AKA: my, Instead of buying the VMP “Who Sampled” bundle) order came through and I am super happy with it...
Incredible Bongo Band - Bongo Rock
Pastor T.L. Barrett - Like a Ship...(Without a Sail)
Jean-Jacques Perry - Moog Indigo
Circles Around The Sun - Let It Wander
Chakachas - Chakachas
Chakachas - Jungle Fever
This is a good funky AF group of records. I did spend a little more than the VMP bundle but I get twice as many albums and I don’t have to wait for VMP to get them sent out. Definitely happy with my decision.
Incredible Bongo Band - Bongo Rock
Pastor T.L. Barrett - Like a Ship...(Without a Sail)
Jean-Jacques Perry - Moog Indigo
Circles Around The Sun - Let It Wander
Chakachas - Chakachas
Chakachas - Jungle Fever
This is a good funky AF group of records. I did spend a little more than the VMP bundle but I get twice as many albums and I don’t have to wait for VMP to get them sent out. Definitely happy with my decision.
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Ghost
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Fuck my apologies, his son, Vieux Farka Toure!
Dark Star Boogie
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tvham
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Finally listening to the live set - not sure what to compare it to but it's pretty noisy and overall just ok sounding. I doubt I'll listen to it much. But the main album is fantastic!!
wmeugene
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You know, it still bothers me that they picked 2/19/71, which is a slightly above average show, for that release over 2/18/71, which is utterly transcendent and featured the so-called Beautiful Jam in the Dark Star.All I need is Three From The Vault now, of that series.
Dark Star Boogie
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Can’t argue with that. And, that “Dark Star” is something else. I’ve shed a few tears to that beauty, that’s for sure
Skalap
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Never heard of these Chakachas but I see the Brewed in Belgium sticker, I'll have to give it a listen. Thanks!
Dirtbag Auntie
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Maybe I should check my BAM! They never have sales on the vinyl and I am missing that from my collection.
brownsugah
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Yeah definitely check whenever you can. I was surprised that they had it at that price.
TenderLovingKiller®
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Nee Lewman
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Thrift store finds. Vinyl looks minty. $2.50 put me six deep, so I guess I am officially collecting these now.
Edit: I have seven now.
Edit: I have seven now.
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Classical albums can be had very inexpensively- a great way to learn more about the genre.
Skalap
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From Tokyo to Paris with a stop in California, thanks to the great @ThePakoBuelna, I can add these two records to my Project Re:Vinyl collection :
Kiyoshi Sugimoto Quintet – Babylonia Wind (OG 1972, reissued in 2015 / Japan)
The Freedom Unity – Down By The Naked City (OG 1971, reissued in 2016 / Japan)
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Ondness – Not Really Now Not Any More (2019 / Portugal)
Kiyoshi Sugimoto Quintet – Babylonia Wind (OG 1972, reissued in 2015 / Japan)
The Freedom Unity – Down By The Naked City (OG 1971, reissued in 2016 / Japan)
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Ondness – Not Really Now Not Any More (2019 / Portugal)
Selaws
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The Verve - Urban Hymns
Big big big thanks to @Gavaxeman for PIFing me this one. Been on my list for a while, and im really unfamiliar with The Verve other than their iconic 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' so I look forward to listening to this!
Big big big thanks to @Gavaxeman for PIFing me this one. Been on my list for a while, and im really unfamiliar with The Verve other than their iconic 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' so I look forward to listening to this!
tvham
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You're in for a treat, this is a fantastic album. Lucky Man is such a gem, as are Sonnet and The Drugs Don't Work.
TenderLovingKiller®
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You are a “Lucky Man” indeed!
Selaws
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Picked up some bits and pieces over the weekend from a carboot (flea market).
First up is an assortment of soul/funk 7". I've got to know the record dealers that sold me these over the past few weeks and they always tend to give me a good deal, especially on jazz (although I didnt pick any jazz records up from them this week).
Next up is a load of old school jazz (plus Dylan). These are too cheap to pass up (50p - £1 each) and worth it as the records themselves are in decent condition. I wont list all the titles but theres Dave Brubeck, Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Gerry Mulligan, etc.
My favourite purchase of the week though is something I have been after for a while. Its certainly less sophisticated than a custom flip bin but after lining the insides and adding some felt pads to the underside, it will certainly do the job.
First up is an assortment of soul/funk 7". I've got to know the record dealers that sold me these over the past few weeks and they always tend to give me a good deal, especially on jazz (although I didnt pick any jazz records up from them this week).
Next up is a load of old school jazz (plus Dylan). These are too cheap to pass up (50p - £1 each) and worth it as the records themselves are in decent condition. I wont list all the titles but theres Dave Brubeck, Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Gerry Mulligan, etc.
My favourite purchase of the week though is something I have been after for a while. Its certainly less sophisticated than a custom flip bin but after lining the insides and adding some felt pads to the underside, it will certainly do the job.