what was the last cd you bought?

Arrived today in mornings post...

Used copy but just as good as new and affordable at half the price : )

Debs

Cheers

Flettster

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Flettster

In this mornings post...

Great value for money from Amazon: Beaux Arts Trio 2 x CD set for £4.99 + Free UK Delivery

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/pro...41N8/ref=oss_product

Debs

A bit of catching up

Belle and Sebastian 'Write About Love'

Iron and Wine 'Our Endless Numbered Days (which I reckon is still the best thing he has done).

Bruce 

Cheers

Flettster

arrived in yesterday mornings post...

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Flettster

Cerys Matthews - Explorer

Arrived in mornings post via Amazon (other sellers).

A used copy but good as new condition : )

Debs, that's a cool record, and after all these years still unsurpassed IMO. Have had Vol.1 for years, and it's never left the main shelf.

Cheers,

EJ

EJ,

Vol.1 is still available on Amazon (other sellers) for new from £36.95, or used from £29.03 !!

You should be very pleased with your investment

But this cost is far too high for my budget, so i've put it on my wish list just in case a price drops.

My vol.2 copy cost me £6.25 to include p&p, and this issue now seems to be unavailable (in the shown wrapper), although i wonder if these same fine works may be lurking around at affordable prices on different record labels (?)

Debs

Well, Savall re-recorded some of these works for his own label, AliaVox, and those should be readily available, although probably at regular (premium) price. But they're not the pioneering efforts that the earlier recordings represent

Cheers,

EJ

LowB - Leap And The Net Will Appear (Andy Barlow)

Lou Rhodes - One Good Thing

Both purchased last night from the 'Lamb' gig @ the magnificent Somerset House.

SBTRKT.

Cheers

Flettster

Lemonjelly.Ky. From the 250+ CDs a friend no longer wants.

Enrique Bátiz: Respighi

Cheers,

EJ

Looking forward to seeing John at the 100 Club tomorrow 

Great album, I was a big fan of The Czars, have you heard any of their albums?.

Destroyer - Kaputt

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Flettster

This has been my most played album this year, (alongside Rick Smith, Underworld 'Bungalow with Stairs).

The music from Spike Lee's film 'When the Levees Broke', but not just a soundtrack album, but a performance of the music written for that, plus other pieces inspired, if that is the right word, by the hurricane Katrina disaster.

The music seems to have more focus and feel than much jazz I have heard from the post Be-bop musicians who often came through with Art Blakey, and similar bands. Less showing off how great their playing is, and more playing from the heart. Highly recommended if US jazz is your thing.

Arrived in mornings post via Amazon (other sellers)...