what was the last cd you bought?
Posted by: AL4N on 13 March 2004
after a suggestion,i have split up the old topic into this one and what was your last vinyl purchase.I hope it makes life easier.
so to get things off and running
queen--the highlander sound track
so to get things off and running
queen--the highlander sound track
A couple @ £3 from Fopp:-
Re-living my school days:
Am I the only person who likes the Naim samplers?
A few from the "Y" shop, 60p each :-
Just arrived on my desk from Amazon...tonight's listening sorted...
Tool - Lateralus
Tool - Lateralus
Kings of Convenience - Declaration of Dependance
Years ago I visited a turntable-dealer where I heard an album of "Kings of Convenience". Later on I saw them again on this forum and thought it wouldn't hurt to get some of their work. Glad I did!
I grew up with some Ry Cooder albums and collect most of his work since a few years, so this should not be missing.
I'm listening to it more and more and it's growing on me. Steel Guitar Heaven is a fav.
Many years ago a friend put "The Nightfly" on his dad's turntable and infected me with that sound. Now some time ago I started to collect the Steely Dan records as well. "The Nightfly" stays number one to my ears and taste.
Well it's by Santana, his earlier work and my father has it, so it must be good (
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The Remastered Version and it does not "sound" very well unfortunately. A bit thin, but that happens to more of their recordings. Not a favorite anyway; just to collect
Great for special moods, but the soundquality is even worse than that of the Steely-album
The type of record you need to listen to from beginning to end. And there's not been enough time to listen to this, because I heard Porcupine Tree - In Absentia after I got this disc and that sounded better up until now. So In Absentia is on order also... This album needs some time to grow on me, when I let it
On order:
Already had Coma Divine and was looking for more. Saw this on the forum and thought it was very coherent and powerfull. So had to have it.
Many years ago I bought "Night Ride Home" without listening to it first (scored high in a hifi mag.). I hated it then, started loving it a few years ago and "Court and Spark" sounds great too. So had to order (seen on this forum!)
Never heard of 'till seen on this forum. Listened to it and... I really like it!
It could well be that the other two albums of The Kings of Convenience will be ordered too, because I like the relaxed sound of them. A bit (lot) like Simon and Garfunkel
quote:Originally posted by JWM:
Am I the only person who likes the Naim samplers?
Nope! I have all of them except 1 and 6 and like them all.
The new sampler7 is very good and could easily release some of those tracks into the UK charts.
Any fans of Miles Davis must hear/own the alternative version of Blue in Green performed by Hobgood/Torff/Wertico on the True Stereo sampler.
Busta
Also found this album on this forum and was curious. I had a listen and added it to the order :P
Not exactly bought, but my pal gave me this , for the loan of my NAIT whilst his 82/HCs/250 were being serviced:-
Thanks Glen.
Thanks Glen.
A couple of HMV 2-4-£10:-
A couple from a shop in Camden a £1 each:-
A couple from a shop in Camden a £1 each:-
quote:Originally posted by Blueknowz:
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