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: 09 October 2005 by Guido Fawkes
quote:Originally posted by BigH47:
Kirsty MacColl - Electric Landlady
Howard
Absolutely wonderful elpee
Posted on: 09 October 2005 by Dodge
Assemblage - a collection of Japan's earlier stuff; I've always had a high regard for their version of 'I Second that Emotion'.
Posted on: 11 October 2005 by nicnaim
The Fall - Fall Heads Roll
Franz Ferdinand - You could have it so much better
New Order - Waiting for the siren call
Jamie Callum - Catching tales
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
Deep Purple 30
There seem to be permanent sales on these days so it is easy to get carried away, and cock ups are cheap. Actually went out to get the new Echo & The Bunnymen album, which I did not get.
Nic
Franz Ferdinand - You could have it so much better
New Order - Waiting for the siren call
Jamie Callum - Catching tales
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
Deep Purple 30
There seem to be permanent sales on these days so it is easy to get carried away, and cock ups are cheap. Actually went out to get the new Echo & The Bunnymen album, which I did not get.
Nic
Posted on: 12 October 2005 by CPeter
Bit of a world music binge;
Suns of Arqa – Un1verse City
Indian downtempo with a bit of experimental thrown in. A really great album, allthough my 4 year old daughter thought the Nepalese (?) throat singers were scary.
The Dhol Foundation – Drum believable
Brilliant, a must have.
Shri – East Rain
Heard a track from this album on Late Junction, Radio 3, and really liked it. Album is, after a first listen. a bit disappointing, could well be a grower though.
Purbayan Chatterjee & Kala Ramnath - Samwad
Indian classical music – hmm, interesting...
Thione Seck – Orientation
Senegal meets India and Egypt. Great reviews in the Observer, it’s also this month’s best selling album at Stern’s music. It doesn’t work for me though, it seems a bit contrived. I’ll listen to it one more time, but expect it will end up in the cupboard under the stairs.
Ali Farka Toure & Toumani Diabate – In the heart of the moon
Excellent album, good from the first listen.
Peter
Suns of Arqa – Un1verse City
Indian downtempo with a bit of experimental thrown in. A really great album, allthough my 4 year old daughter thought the Nepalese (?) throat singers were scary.
The Dhol Foundation – Drum believable
Brilliant, a must have.
Shri – East Rain
Heard a track from this album on Late Junction, Radio 3, and really liked it. Album is, after a first listen. a bit disappointing, could well be a grower though.
Purbayan Chatterjee & Kala Ramnath - Samwad
Indian classical music – hmm, interesting...
Thione Seck – Orientation
Senegal meets India and Egypt. Great reviews in the Observer, it’s also this month’s best selling album at Stern’s music. It doesn’t work for me though, it seems a bit contrived. I’ll listen to it one more time, but expect it will end up in the cupboard under the stairs.
Ali Farka Toure & Toumani Diabate – In the heart of the moon
Excellent album, good from the first listen.
Peter
Posted on: 14 October 2005 by Edward
Just bought Zero 7 back catalogue. Some nice chilled sounds.
Also, new Simple Minds album better than expected, but still not a touch for me compared to 'Live in The City Of Light' era...!
Finally, had 'Scorpio Rising' from Death In Vegas on CD which was out on loan; never to be returned. So took the chance to buy another new copy at £2.99 (Music Zone) and fell in love, again, with the title track. Gallagher's tones are just built for that slightly retro 60's sludgy feel.
Ed
Also, new Simple Minds album better than expected, but still not a touch for me compared to 'Live in The City Of Light' era...!
Finally, had 'Scorpio Rising' from Death In Vegas on CD which was out on loan; never to be returned. So took the chance to buy another new copy at £2.99 (Music Zone) and fell in love, again, with the title track. Gallagher's tones are just built for that slightly retro 60's sludgy feel.
Ed
Posted on: 14 October 2005 by Aiken Drum
Out of interest I bought the following chart CDs:
Gorillaz
Kaiser Chiefs
Green Day
KT Tunstall
Paul Weller
Franz Ferdinand
I have played some of the Green Day and it's already growing on me. I fell asleep listening to KT Tunstall and the Gorillaz is going to take a couple of listens.
I intend listening to the others over the weekend.
Brad
Gorillaz
Kaiser Chiefs
Green Day
KT Tunstall
Paul Weller
Franz Ferdinand
I have played some of the Green Day and it's already growing on me. I fell asleep listening to KT Tunstall and the Gorillaz is going to take a couple of listens.
I intend listening to the others over the weekend.
Brad
Posted on: 14 October 2005 by nor
nick cave - nocturama
nick cave - Abattoir Blues The Lyre Of Orpheus
nick cave - murder ballads
lionel richie - lionel richie
david gray - life in slow motion
david gray - lost songs
david gray - a century ends
david gray - flesh
david gray - eps
nick cave - Abattoir Blues The Lyre Of Orpheus
nick cave - murder ballads
lionel richie - lionel richie
david gray - life in slow motion
david gray - lost songs
david gray - a century ends
david gray - flesh
david gray - eps
Posted on: 17 October 2005 by Chris Kelly
"Southscape" Chuck Leavell at Borders in Rancho Mirage, Ca. Wonderful music making and fabulous sound quality.
Posted on: 17 October 2005 by BigH47
Altan - Altan's Finest. Classic Irish folk music. Not a great variation of songs or instruments to be honest. 5/10 after 2 plays.
Howard
Howard
Posted on: 18 October 2005 by BigH47
Bob Seger and T.S.B.B. - Live Bullet R/M. Good R&R.
Howard
Howard
Posted on: 18 October 2005 by andy c
Depeche Mode - Playing the Angel
Count basie - Basie Big Band
The Mode CD is a brill return to form...
andy c!
Count basie - Basie Big Band
The Mode CD is a brill return to form...
andy c!
Posted on: 19 October 2005 by BobPaterso
Just got home with the new Chris Rea "mega-album" Blue Guitars. 11 cd's & 1 dvd. Seems good quality so far but only on cd1 so far|
Posted on: 19 October 2005 by Diode100
Rainer - Alpaca Lips,
Accoustic blues, very nice.
It's on now, playing on the CD3 with the new Chord attenuated cable, sounds pretty good to me, and the player isn't even warm yet.
Accoustic blues, very nice.
It's on now, playing on the CD3 with the new Chord attenuated cable, sounds pretty good to me, and the player isn't even warm yet.
Posted on: 22 October 2005 by Sicey
Been replacing some of my old cassettes so had had a bit of an 80's buzz going through the speakers this week, thank god for the Amazon market place!
Erasure - Pop
Pet Shop Boys - Disco
Paul Young - Greatest Hits
Martika - Greatest hits
Kraftwerk - The man machine
Deep Heat 8
Dirty Dancing OST
Quincy Jones - Back on the Block (Top Album)
Janet Jackson - Control the remixes
Don henley - Actual miles
and some newer stuff
POD - Satelite
Natasha Bendingfield - Unwritten(for the wife of course!)
BT - Movement in Still Life (Another excellent album!!)
John
Erasure - Pop
Pet Shop Boys - Disco
Paul Young - Greatest Hits
Martika - Greatest hits
Kraftwerk - The man machine
Deep Heat 8
Dirty Dancing OST
Quincy Jones - Back on the Block (Top Album)
Janet Jackson - Control the remixes
Don henley - Actual miles
and some newer stuff
POD - Satelite
Natasha Bendingfield - Unwritten(for the wife of course!)
BT - Movement in Still Life (Another excellent album!!)
John
Posted on: 22 October 2005 by BobPaterso
Stevie Wonder - a time to love
Posted on: 22 October 2005 by Bostjan
Franz Ferdinand
Franz Ferdinand - You could have it so much better...
Great stuff. Somehow manages to transport me back some 15 years... I wonder why? ;-)
Bostjan
Franz Ferdinand - You could have it so much better...
Great stuff. Somehow manages to transport me back some 15 years... I wonder why? ;-)
Bostjan
Posted on: 22 October 2005 by Blueknowz
Reminds me of early Spandau Ballet
Posted on: 22 October 2005 by Blueknowz
Ali Farka Toure & Toumani Diabate – In the heart of the moon
Shirley Collins & the Albion Band
Franz Ferdinand 2nd Album
Shirley Collins & the Albion Band
Franz Ferdinand 2nd Album
Posted on: 23 October 2005 by Bostjan
quote:Originally posted by Blueknowz:
Reminds me of early Spandau Ballet
Yeah, and a drop of Blondie with a dab of Talking Heads, add some Television for some more retro feel
Posted on: 26 October 2005 by BigH47
U2 - Boy. E-bay purchase.
Posted on: 26 October 2005 by Not For Me
Merzbow, Earth, Vladislav Delay and Khanate
DS
DS
Posted on: 26 October 2005 by Bruce Woodhouse
Merz: Loveheart. Very good, like a more sophisticated Badly Drawn Boy at times? Thanks John for the recommendation.
Magnolia Electric: What Come After The Blues. Bit underwhelming at the moment.
Bruce
Magnolia Electric: What Come After The Blues. Bit underwhelming at the moment.
Bruce
Posted on: 27 October 2005 by PatG
I generally buy one of the albums reviewed in HI FI + magazine so this month I bought
Lucy Kaplansky - Thin Red Thread
Really enjoying it (in the car) Will soon put it in the DVD5 for a property listen
Regards P
Lucy Kaplansky - Thin Red Thread
Really enjoying it (in the car) Will soon put it in the DVD5 for a property listen
Regards P
Posted on: 27 October 2005 by kuma
Posted on: 28 October 2005 by Mabelode, King of Swords
Pink Floyd 30th Anniversary Dark Side of the Moon (SACD hybrid). It sounds crap.
Steve
Steve