what was the last cd you bought?

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Originally posted by Lontano:
I could have guessed - in fact I did say to myself 5 minutes ago, that I reckon Oliver will buy this soon You are spending too much time over at the Hoffman home.

True, I had it on my wish list for quite a while but couldn't make up my mind - sometimes you just need a little help.

and a dvd

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

So what is it? Not even my reading glasses helped me with this one...I think it is Elvis...

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I think it is Elvis...

Who else would dress that badly?

German language versions

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Originally posted by Lontano:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

So what is it? Not even my reading glasses helped me with this one...I think it is Elvis...

The KING,

the e-bay pic was protected and I can only find tiny ones out there.

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Originally posted by BigH47:

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I think it is Elvis...

Who else would dress that badly?

Hey, I wanted to wear my white Elvis outfit for the New Years Eve party.

Christmas gifts.

Enya - Best Of

Susan Boyle - I Dreamed A Dream

HMV 2 4 £10:-

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Originally posted by BigH47:
HMV 2 4 £10:-

I'll join you. Great album. Ian Dury and the Blockheads at the Civic Theatre in Newcastle, Australia, (20+ years ago!) remains one of the best concerts I've seen.

I especially enjoy the tempo tapped out by the bass right through this album. An excellent demo album for those wanting others to understand PRaT, IMO. The bassist (don't know his name) is an outstanding musician.

(Whoops, wrong thread - meant to be WAYLT,,,,)

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Originally posted by munch:
Oliver,
Do you have any Dexter Wansel discs in your collection?
Stu

Not yet, any recommendations?

As recommended here.
The world's biggest dross???
No music...no tunes...children with bontempi's and without talent. I'll never get that hour back!

Four for £20

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Originally posted by mongo:
As recommended here.
The world's biggest dross???
No music...no tunes...children with bontempi's and without talent. I'll never get that hour back!

What is it? I can't make out the title or "artist".

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Originally posted by winkyincanada:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by mongo:

What is it? I can't make out the title or "artist".

Boards of Canada "Geogaddi".

Amazon.com
Geogaddi, like Boards of Canada's 1998 debut album, Music Has the Right to Children, drifts its way into consciousness, rolling a fog of dark-hued psychedelia over slow-burning, lullaby melodies. Having led a reclusive existence in their Hexagon Sun studio, shunning interviews and live shows in an effort to escape the shrill, loud praise that accompanied Children's release, the enigmatic Scottish duo has stayed focused, creating another tour de force in the process. Geogaddi opens with no fanfare, with the bare hum of "Ready Lets Go" blossoming into the soporific, hypnotic chimes of "Music Is Math". But for the next 65 minutes, it's clear that while BOC move slow, they do so with the power of shifting glaciers. All their old influences--the noise-as-melody drone of My Bloody Valentine, the brave futuristic synths of Neu!--remain, but more than anything, Geogaddi is about the vivid sense of warm melancholy that lingers when the music fades out. It's another slow-burner, but Geogaddi is as utterly essential as its predecessor. --Louis Pattison

Had to log in as I can't stop laughing at this...

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Originally posted by mongo:
As recommended here....

I'll never get that hour back! (66 minutes and 6 seconds actually - as track 16 states, the devil is in the details*)

Sorry to hear you've had an adverse reaction to my mongodelic recommendation. There's an amusing article here for you that might explain why, if it doesn't make your head hurt too much.

Give it a few more goes, and you'll slowly realise that it's pretty good. 1969 is particularly awesome.

Subliminally yours,
aprihc feich



* The cd of Geogaddi is, of course, 666 mb as a WAV file.

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Originally posted by Chief Chirpa:
Had to log in as I can't stop laughing at this...

[QUOTE]Originally posted by mongo:
As recommended here....

I'll never get that hour back! (66 minutes and 6 seconds actually - as track 16 states, the devil is in the details*)

Sorry to hear you've had an adverse reaction to my mongodelic recommendation. There's an amusing article here for you that might explain why, if it doesn't make your head hurt too much.

Give it a few more goes, and you'll slowly realise that it's pretty good. 1969 is particularly awesome.

Subliminally yours,
aprihc feich

Ha! I thought you'd left forever Chief.

I promise i did try, but i guess i just prefer music.

Just in case you are the author of that article i shall not tell my opinion of it (out of a humble respect for your other suggestions)

except to say that were i to voice my thoughts then Arse and head up it would be certainly mentioned.

With some zest.

Still, doc's orders prevent the smoking of that necessary to appreciate the 'experiment'.

However on a more musical note i have succumbed to your way of thinking regarding In Search Of... it has surpassed Fly or Die.

And This is a work of excellence. It's on next.

Late chrisie presents (family Christmas Day today) secret santa bought me 2 music DVDs:-
Joe Bonamassa - Live at the Albert Hall
Jeff Beck - Live fFrom Ronnie Scotts.