Thackeraye
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Legend. Know I know the full name I'll see if I can find a UK/EUR release for it. Many thanks!
Fresh Grabs
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Skacel
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Took a punt on this, hoping it was the 45rpm version - and it was! 
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Fleetwood Mac Rumours 2 LP (Vinyl)
Rumours 2LP Track Listing: Side A Second Hand News Dreams Never Going Back Again Don't Stop Go Your Own Way Side B Songbird The Chain You Make Loving Fun I Don't Want To Know Oh Daddy Gold Dust Woman
SpintheBlackcircle
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Thackeraye
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Out of interest, is there a place you go for all your bootlegs/live stuff?
TenderLovingKiller®
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Fresh Lo-Fi Grabs
Cloud Nothings - Turning On
No Age - Nouns
Both of these were picked up at my LRS. Some late 00’s Lo-fi gems. The Cloud Nothings is the 10th anniversary reissue on blue wax (though the album was released in 2009). The No Age is a used copy that was in great shape. It was nice to pick up two LPs for under $40 that doesn’t happen all that often anymore.
Cloud Nothings - Turning On
No Age - Nouns
Both of these were picked up at my LRS. Some late 00’s Lo-fi gems. The Cloud Nothings is the 10th anniversary reissue on blue wax (though the album was released in 2009). The No Age is a used copy that was in great shape. It was nice to pick up two LPs for under $40 that doesn’t happen all that often anymore.
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SpintheBlackcircle
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This was just a random ebay dig, as a collection filler it's great but most bootlegs are generally poor. most of my music comes from ebay or "sound of vinyl" but am lucky to have to decent record shops locally too.
zdkaiser
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Chet Baker in New York - Craft Records reissue.
I'm really impressed with this reissue. Thick, glossy cardboard sleeve, MoFi style inner, pressed at RTI and AAA. Exceeded my expectations for $25.
This album just arrived and I haven't listened yet, but I imagine it's gonna sound phenomenal. Gonna spin it tonight.
I'm really impressed with this reissue. Thick, glossy cardboard sleeve, MoFi style inner, pressed at RTI and AAA. Exceeded my expectations for $25.
This album just arrived and I haven't listened yet, but I imagine it's gonna sound phenomenal. Gonna spin it tonight.
zdkaiser
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I picked up that same version of Abraxas. Nice pressing. Love cranking that album up!
Joe Mac
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It was a new record day here today! This swordfishtrombones is mastered by curve pusher and pressed by Dublin Vinyl as a part of my @LovesVinyl subscription. I seem to have acquired a lot of these Tom Waits records very quickly...
Wicked Dreamer
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A couple of records my dad and I picked up today:
Nee Lewman
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Sonicpharmacist
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I just got that Supertramp record myself, and it sounds fantastic, worthy of the praise it gets.
Sonicpharmacist
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My white whale. Not a single scuff or mark on the record, no seam splits, no corner dings. Well worth the money spent.
Max Sterling
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Huzzah! Also it came with a giant awesome poster that I would totally hang up if I weren't a 36 year old married man.
Biscuit
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How's that Neal Francis?
Wicked Dreamer
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Got that Neal Francis demo EP today!
Nee Lewman
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Sounds phenomenal.
Selaws
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Don Rendell Jazz Six – Playtime (Decca, 1958 First Mono Pressing)
Jazz Visions: Lennie Tristano and His Legacy by Peter Ind
A mega rarity turned up the other day, a first mono pressing of Don Rendell's 'Playtime'. Its never seen a vinyl reissue (and just a single CD release in 2005) and rarely pops up, usually demanding crazy money when it does. Its a shame as its a really swinging, energetic session.
I also picked up a second-hand copy of a biography of pianist Lennie Tristano. I'm completely unfamiliar with Tristano's music but constantly seem to be reading about him as a massive influence in jazz as we know it. Interestingly the author of this book is the legendary bassist Peter Ind. As well as Tristano, Ind worked with the likes of Jutta Hipp, Lee Konitz, Booker Ervin and Buddy Rich. At 92 years of age Ind recently set up an instagram and youtube account. If anyone has any recommendations of which albums of Tristano's are worth listening to, that would be much appreciated.
Jazz Visions: Lennie Tristano and His Legacy by Peter Ind
A mega rarity turned up the other day, a first mono pressing of Don Rendell's 'Playtime'. Its never seen a vinyl reissue (and just a single CD release in 2005) and rarely pops up, usually demanding crazy money when it does. Its a shame as its a really swinging, energetic session.
I also picked up a second-hand copy of a biography of pianist Lennie Tristano. I'm completely unfamiliar with Tristano's music but constantly seem to be reading about him as a massive influence in jazz as we know it. Interestingly the author of this book is the legendary bassist Peter Ind. As well as Tristano, Ind worked with the likes of Jutta Hipp, Lee Konitz, Booker Ervin and Buddy Rich. At 92 years of age Ind recently set up an instagram and youtube account. If anyone has any recommendations of which albums of Tristano's are worth listening to, that would be much appreciated.