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SpintheBlackcircle
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Selaws
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The Jazz Couriers With Ronnie Scott And Tubby Hayes - In Concert (Tempo, 1958 First Mono Pressing)
Cross post from the August Challenge Thread! Head on over to see some cool memorabilia and a mix of random shelf pulls.
Cross post from the August Challenge Thread! Head on over to see some cool memorabilia and a mix of random shelf pulls.
CrazyDiamond84
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Selaws
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The Roots – The Roots Come Alive (MCA Records, 1999 First Pressing)
Another cross post from the August Challenge Thread!
Another cross post from the August Challenge Thread!
The Collection Playthrough:
125 - The Who - Who's Next
126 - Sugarland - Love On the Inside
The former is a classic which was a one dollar grab from the past weekend. Given the cover damage, I was very pleasantly surprised when it played mostly flawlessly. Some surface noise on Side B / Track 1 but other than that not a visual or audible defect to be found.
The latter was a not-so-local-local pickup when I was traveling in Providence. I was in a record store that is almost entirely classic rock/older albums with some deeper indie...and this I guess. Not a world beater but for my money Sugarland was a bit of an oasis in late-2000s country music in that they were fun, easy to listen to, and pretty darn good at what they did. They also get kudos for the vinyl specifically because they used what would've been blank space on Side D to bring the full deluxe edition over when they could've just pressed the standard. This loops in a very good Matt Nathanson cover
125 - The Who - Who's Next
126 - Sugarland - Love On the Inside
The former is a classic which was a one dollar grab from the past weekend. Given the cover damage, I was very pleasantly surprised when it played mostly flawlessly. Some surface noise on Side B / Track 1 but other than that not a visual or audible defect to be found.
The latter was a not-so-local-local pickup when I was traveling in Providence. I was in a record store that is almost entirely classic rock/older albums with some deeper indie...and this I guess. Not a world beater but for my money Sugarland was a bit of an oasis in late-2000s country music in that they were fun, easy to listen to, and pretty darn good at what they did. They also get kudos for the vinyl specifically because they used what would've been blank space on Side D to bring the full deluxe edition over when they could've just pressed the standard. This loops in a very good Matt Nathanson cover
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Poly-Rythmo
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McCoy Tyner - Expansions
Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue
My two classic jazz purchases of this week, both absolutely wonderful.
McCoy Tyner - Expansions
Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue
My two classic jazz purchases of this week, both absolutely wonderful.
Poly-Rythmo
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The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St
RIP Charlie. Love his playing so much. Just put on Rocks Off and his touch is just so good...
RIP Charlie. Love his playing so much. Just put on Rocks Off and his touch is just so good...
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Thanks for everything, Charlie.
The Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
The Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
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