Vinyl Me Please (store, exclusives, swaps, etc)

doncornelius said:
Wow, I must have been one of the last to pick this up. I used the credit from passing on John Mayer to buy it a few hours ago.
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Y'know, that might be the very reason why it did sell out so fast. Everyone with credit in their accounts must've jumped on it today.

In retrospect, I probably should've done the same and held off on McCoy Tyner for another month.
 
radiodead said:
Steve & Teresa- Catching a Wave is probably my favorite discovery on this site since Novos Baianos- Acabou Chorare. What an absolute gem....it makes me realize my opinion of Hawaiian music has always been very reductive and dismissive.
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Agreed. I wasn't familiar with Aloha Got Soul prior to yesterday but it's a really neat idea/label. Love the work that they're doing. Good stuff found within.
 
Rowan said:
Quite like the store credit swap. Ended up chucking the $40 sub at the AP LA Woman that I've looked at on and off for years and years. I'm all over it for the cost of a shitty Jon Mayer and twenty quid given the cost in the UK is an eye bleedingly expensive £90.
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That AP LA Woman is a revelation. That iconic descending organ run at about 4 minutes into Riders On The Storm is absolutely heavenly, I actually said "holy hell" out loud to no one when that part hit. I think it's partly the reverb on a lot of their songs that just comes alive on this pressing. I liked it so much I bought the AP 45's of their self titled first album, Strange Days and Morrison Hotel. So far that LA Woman is the standout of the bunch, though I haven't spun Morrison Hotel yet.
 
Mather said:
That AP LA Woman is a revelation. That iconic descending organ run at about 4 minutes into Riders On The Storm is absolutely heavenly, I actually said "holy hell" out loud to no one when that part hit. I think it's partly the reverb on a lot of their songs that just comes alive on this pressing. I liked it so much I bought the AP 45's of their self titled first album, Strange Days and Morrison Hotel. So far that LA Woman is the standout of the bunch, though I haven't spun Morrison Hotel yet.
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Now looking for deals on these AP pressings, any tips for a US buyer appreciated.
 
Mather said:
That AP LA Woman is a revelation. That iconic descending organ run at about 4 minutes into Riders On The Storm is absolutely heavenly, I actually said "holy hell" out loud to no one when that part hit. I think it's partly the reverb on a lot of their songs that just comes alive on this pressing. I liked it so much I bought the AP 45's of their self titled first album, Strange Days and Morrison Hotel. So far that LA Woman is the standout of the bunch, though I haven't spun Morrison Hotel yet.
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Do you know if their Doors box was a limited run or could we expect a repress?
 
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