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
Posted on: 31 March 2005 by jpsmit
The Funeral by Arcade Fire.
Wonderful stuff. Better than the dears, the frames or u2, I also bought recently.
But then: I recently bought Totem Hawk speakers and they are from Canada, just like Arcade Fire....
Wonderful stuff. Better than the dears, the frames or u2, I also bought recently.
But then: I recently bought Totem Hawk speakers and they are from Canada, just like Arcade Fire....
Posted on: 31 March 2005 by Paul Downs
Now 60
Massive Attack - Blue Lines
Ryan Adams - Gold
Savage Garden - Affirmation
Gwen Stefani - Love. Angel. Music. Baby.
Massive Attack - Blue Lines
Ryan Adams - Gold
Savage Garden - Affirmation
Gwen Stefani - Love. Angel. Music. Baby.
Posted on: 01 April 2005 by Squonk
New Order - Waiting for the Siren's Call - pretty average pop in my book's
A bit more adventurous
John Zorn - Naked City
John Zorn - Filmworks VIII
Masada - Live at Tonics
Adrian
A bit more adventurous
John Zorn - Naked City
John Zorn - Filmworks VIII
Masada - Live at Tonics
Adrian
Posted on: 01 April 2005 by Skip
Tom Russell Hotwalker
goes with
Tom Russell Man from God Knows Where
Interesting insights into the USA and California in particular. In case you were wondering.
goes with
Tom Russell Man from God Knows Where
Interesting insights into the USA and California in particular. In case you were wondering.
Posted on: 02 April 2005 by BigH47
Massive Attack - Blue Lines
Howard
Howard
Posted on: 02 April 2005 by sjust
Kurt Rosenwinkel - Deep Song
Oregon - Troika
Oregon - Always, Never, and Forever
Martha Argerich - Debut Recital
Martha Argerich, Mischa Maisky - In concert (Brussels, 2005)
Oregon - Troika
Oregon - Always, Never, and Forever
Martha Argerich - Debut Recital
Martha Argerich, Mischa Maisky - In concert (Brussels, 2005)
Posted on: 02 April 2005 by Adrian-
Well my taste seems different to lot of the people on here but my last CD's include
"Scars" by Soil
"One Day Remain" by Alterbridge
"The Butterfly Effect Begins Here" by The Butterfly Effect
"The Silent Force" by Within Temptation
"Scars" by Soil
"One Day Remain" by Alterbridge
"The Butterfly Effect Begins Here" by The Butterfly Effect
"The Silent Force" by Within Temptation
Posted on: 03 April 2005 by Clive B
Time for all you Francis Dunnery fans to rejoice. My most recent album purchase was "The Gulley Flats Boys" by FD. I think it's only available from www.aquariannation.com, but it is a more mature album than "Man", and possibly his last! I also ordered the "Hometown 2001" live album at the same time and I can't seem to get that out of the CD player. Both excellent.
Regards,
CB
Regards,
CB
Posted on: 04 April 2005 by sjust
Dave Holland Big Band - Overtime
Posted on: 05 April 2005 by gusi
"Perfect Takes" Rudy van Gelder remasters 10 Blue Note Jazz tunes -EXCELLENT! You'd swear the guys are in your living room. The briks have never boogied so hard.
Gus
Gus
Posted on: 05 April 2005 by BigH47
HMV sale still trying to use the vouchers up:-
Once in a Lifetime(Live) - Runrig
The BO OMD
The BO Don Mclean SWMBO choice.
Howard
Once in a Lifetime(Live) - Runrig
The BO OMD
The BO Don Mclean SWMBO choice.
Howard
Posted on: 05 April 2005 by sjust
Ragna Schirmer - Haydn Piano works - Excellent !
Oregon - Best Of Vanguard Years
Archie Shepp / Horace Parlan - Mama Rose - Mediocre...
Oregon - Best Of Vanguard Years
Archie Shepp / Horace Parlan - Mama Rose - Mediocre...
Posted on: 06 April 2005 by Bruce Woodhouse
Josh Rouse : Nashville (finally gave back my borrowed copy).
Snow Patrol: The Final Straw. Bought on a whim. Message to self-ignore whims in future.
As suggested on this forum in my Arvo Part thread, Monteverdi: Vespers, Hildegard Van Bingen: Feather On The Breath Of God. Both fascinating, and magnificent. Thanks.
Bruce
Snow Patrol: The Final Straw. Bought on a whim. Message to self-ignore whims in future.
As suggested on this forum in my Arvo Part thread, Monteverdi: Vespers, Hildegard Van Bingen: Feather On The Breath Of God. Both fascinating, and magnificent. Thanks.
Bruce
Posted on: 06 April 2005 by sjust
Daniel Hope - East meets West
Adrian: The lot from Italy arrived safely - phew !
Pieranunzi, Haden, Motian - Special Encounter
Kenny Wheeler, Chris Potter, John Taylor, Dave Holland - What Now ?
Pieranunzi, Motian, Chris Potter - Doorways
Enrico Rava, John Abercropmbie, et al. - Journey to Donnafugata
Pieranunzi et. al. - Jazz Roads
Rava, Bollani, Tommaso, Gatto - La Dolce Vita
Roberto Gatto - ...plays Rugantino
cheers
Stefan
Adrian: The lot from Italy arrived safely - phew !
Pieranunzi, Haden, Motian - Special Encounter
Kenny Wheeler, Chris Potter, John Taylor, Dave Holland - What Now ?
Pieranunzi, Motian, Chris Potter - Doorways
Enrico Rava, John Abercropmbie, et al. - Journey to Donnafugata
Pieranunzi et. al. - Jazz Roads
Rava, Bollani, Tommaso, Gatto - La Dolce Vita
Roberto Gatto - ...plays Rugantino
cheers
Stefan
Posted on: 06 April 2005 by Squonk
Stefan enjoy the Camjazz CD's - still waiting for my batch.
Bought Charles Lloyd - Jumping the Creek - where did all those beautiful melodies go - disappointing to me on first listen.
Adrian
Bought Charles Lloyd - Jumping the Creek - where did all those beautiful melodies go - disappointing to me on first listen.
Adrian
Posted on: 07 April 2005 by andy c
Via Amazon this morning:
GU27 - Miami - this double CD has 80''s synths as well as modern dance riffs and grooves like a bugger
Porcupine Tree - Deadwing. Not played this yet...
andy c!
GU27 - Miami - this double CD has 80''s synths as well as modern dance riffs and grooves like a bugger
Porcupine Tree - Deadwing. Not played this yet...
andy c!
Posted on: 07 April 2005 by Huwge
Wir sind helden - von hier an blind
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - B-sides & rarities (excellent stuff)
Etta Scollo - Canta Ro' (recommended by a friend, Sicilian folk songs with an orchestra - could be something for a warm summer's evening, but not working yet)
Roxy Music - Country Life (another disappointing HDCD, well compared to the vinyl anyway - dull, dull, dull!)
Alban Berg - Lulu conducted by Pierre Boulez (saw the play at the weekend and will see the opera in July - challenging stuff)
Sandrine Piau - Händel: opera seria (sublime)
Richard Thompson - Action Packed (this man can do no wrong)
Paul Simon - Graceland, remastered (for the missus, good remaster to my ears as well)
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - B-sides & rarities (excellent stuff)
Etta Scollo - Canta Ro' (recommended by a friend, Sicilian folk songs with an orchestra - could be something for a warm summer's evening, but not working yet)
Roxy Music - Country Life (another disappointing HDCD, well compared to the vinyl anyway - dull, dull, dull!)
Alban Berg - Lulu conducted by Pierre Boulez (saw the play at the weekend and will see the opera in July - challenging stuff)
Sandrine Piau - Händel: opera seria (sublime)
Richard Thompson - Action Packed (this man can do no wrong)
Paul Simon - Graceland, remastered (for the missus, good remaster to my ears as well)
Posted on: 07 April 2005 by gusi
Freddie Hubbard - Open Sesame; great jazz
Gus
Gus
Posted on: 07 April 2005 by Not For Me
The Phuturistic Noize Squad Presents - Wakin' up a Dead Planet Vol III
[with Phase IV / Atom Heart / Mass-turbator / Walker etc.]
This is Loop Part 1 - The Sound of Vienna
[with Mike Ink / Steel / DX13 vs GizzTV / Drax / Biochip C]
I was particularly pleased to acquire the DX13 vs Gizz TV track, as I missed this on 12" on E-Bay recently as it went for over £70!
DS
[with Phase IV / Atom Heart / Mass-turbator / Walker etc.]
This is Loop Part 1 - The Sound of Vienna
[with Mike Ink / Steel / DX13 vs GizzTV / Drax / Biochip C]
I was particularly pleased to acquire the DX13 vs Gizz TV track, as I missed this on 12" on E-Bay recently as it went for over £70!
DS
Posted on: 07 April 2005 by alex95
annie-anniemal pure pop brill
jem - finally woken nice in a dido way
mick karn-more better different peerless bass playing
davy jones and the king bees- liza jane/louie louiego home priceless 7" took me 25 years to afford it !
jem - finally woken nice in a dido way
mick karn-more better different peerless bass playing
davy jones and the king bees- liza jane/louie louiego home priceless 7" took me 25 years to afford it !
Posted on: 08 April 2005 by sjust
Oregon - Jade Muse - Another well chosen sampler of the years with the Vanguard label
Posted on: 08 April 2005 by Nime
Celtic Circle No3 double CD. Now in brown rather than the sea-green of 2&3. More difficult to love at first listen but worth the effort IMHO.
Clannad: "Past Present" (1989) Some songs I haven't heard before.
Maire Brennan: "Perfect Time" Nice, as you would expect from a voice like hers.
The Connells. "Weird Food and Devastation".
Not as catchy as "Ring". "74-75" on "Ring" was the radio hit that attracted me to The Connells.
Lots of jangly guitars as usual and an interesting lead vocalist.
Clannad: "Past Present" (1989) Some songs I haven't heard before.
Maire Brennan: "Perfect Time" Nice, as you would expect from a voice like hers.
The Connells. "Weird Food and Devastation".
Not as catchy as "Ring". "74-75" on "Ring" was the radio hit that attracted me to The Connells.
Lots of jangly guitars as usual and an interesting lead vocalist.
Posted on: 09 April 2005 by sjust
Wasilewski, Kurkiewicz, Miskiewicz - TRIO
Lang Lang - Rach #2
Lang Lang - Rach #2
Posted on: 09 April 2005 by toad
The Twilight Singers - Blackberry Belle.
Ex- Afghan Whigs frontman Greg Dulli's current band. I always thought the Afghan Whigs had a good bluesy/soul-type take on alt-rock, and this is well up to scratch.
Kev.
Ex- Afghan Whigs frontman Greg Dulli's current band. I always thought the Afghan Whigs had a good bluesy/soul-type take on alt-rock, and this is well up to scratch.
Kev.
Posted on: 09 April 2005 by Steve Bull
Increasing my jazz collection and steadfastly working through Ian/Sideshow Bob's Intro to Jazz the following are due to arrive on my doormat any day now:
Mingus: Mingus at Antibes
Coltrane: A Love Supreme [Deluxe Edition]
Mingus: Blues and Roots
Tina Brooks: True Blue [RVG Edition]
Cecil Taylor: One Too Many Salty Swift and Not Goodbye
Should keep me grooving til next pay-day
Steve
Mingus: Mingus at Antibes
Coltrane: A Love Supreme [Deluxe Edition]
Mingus: Blues and Roots
Tina Brooks: True Blue [RVG Edition]
Cecil Taylor: One Too Many Salty Swift and Not Goodbye
Should keep me grooving til next pay-day
Steve