what was the last cd you bought?

Bought a bunch of CDs in YMCA. Mainly paper "freebies" :-
Massive Attack - Angel (single)
Stranglers
Paul Weller
Crosby, Stills and Nash
Simple Minds
Giants of Rock Live

Also by post
Saw Doctors - I useta lover Charity CD single

From Caiman...
Marc Cohn - Join the Parade
James Mcmurty - Live in Aught

From amazon uk...
Nick Drake - Bryter Layter
Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left

New World Record and Face The Music by ELO - very nicely packaged as two separate CDs each in their own case as 2 for 1 at £6.97. The re-masering is OK too and the bonus tracks sound better produced than some of the cuts that made it on to the original album.

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very nicely packaged as two separate CDs each in their own case as 2 for 1 at £6.97.

From where?

H

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Originally posted by BigH47:

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very nicely packaged as two separate CDs each in their own case as 2 for 1 at £6.97.

From where?

H

From Amazon.co.uk

Thanks ROTF.

Amazon are doing "Prime" membership. £49 per anum free 1 day postage,no minimum order no limit to number of times used and up to 4 account holders /household.
Details on Amazon homepage.

Definitely a good deal for we Amazon addicts! I joined this morning.

Based on recent reviews on the forum:

Good choices worm.

Thanks - I am really looking forward to listening to them.

I try and make about half of my music purchases from artists that are new to me. I find the forum a great source for suggestions.

You definately end up kissing a few frogs but there is nothing I enjoy more than putting on a piece of music from a new (to me) artist and discovering that you love it.

Cheers

worm

These over the last few days.

After their performance on 'Later...'

That was a performance? I thought they just showed the sound check.

I didn't catch Later, but the album's really good. Prog for people who couldn't bear for others to think they'd bought a Prog album

Mar Cohn "Join the Parade" and Cowboy Junkies "Trinity Revisted".


jim.........

That was Prog? I'm with Howard on this one! Why strap on guitars and apparently not play them at all? Theye looked like a bunch of kids who had ram-raided a guitar store and were trying to figure out what all the gizmos they had nicked actually did. I'm beginning to sound like my father did 40 years ago -"Call that music?....."

Wolfsheim: 55578
Wolfsheim: Casting Shadows
VNV Nation: Matter & Form

I am finding some strange but interesting material on Pandora.

Rob

Couple of E-Bay purchases:-
Paul Simon - Surprise
Art Garfunkel - Across America (Best of...)

Mothership- Led Zep !

Bach's organ recitals and Tim's House by Kate Walsh.

Tim

Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same (Remastered & Extended). I'm only half-way through but this is finally the live album to rule them all. The sound is just so much better than the previous editions and the extra tracks work for a change. Looks like HTWWW was just a warm up.

Whitesnake - Live...In the Heart of the City. This is late 70s'/early 80s vintage Snake before DC went all American with Van Halen style guitarists. For me they were putting on the best live shows around at that time. Brilliant stuff.

Deep Purple - Live in Japan. Never had a copy before so couldn't resist at $9.99 for the remastered 1998 edition.

Cheers
Scott

John Martyn-One World
John Mayall Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton.
Both delux edition double cd's.

"Mothership" Led Zepplin

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Originally posted by Chris Kelly:
"Mothership" Led Zepplin

Hi Chris

What's the sound quality like and how does it compare to the others.

jim........