what was the last cd you bought?

I'm not sure if I should be banned for this actually but I liked them when I was about 12 and I very definately had a major thing for Jay Aston. I went for the CD with the bonus DVD disc with all their videos on it so had a very enjoyable evening last night watching the DVD and re-living my teenage fantasies. It was interesting to hear it on a £20k AV system!

Would anyone like me to bring it to the next show so you can all 'enjoy' it??

Jonathan


By u744261

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Originally posted by munch:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Oliver,
Whats it like?

Bought it from a guy in Hong Kong - should arrive in a few days. Will let you know.

Had to wait a while, but 70 cds for under 30 euro's from Amazon.fr - already wallowing in La Traviata, sadly nearly £70 from Amazon.uk!

Maria Callas - complete studio recordings.

Not bought, birthday presents:-

Simon & Garfunkel ~ Parsley, Sage, Rosemary And Tyme - 32DP-283

Steely Dan ~ Petzel Logic - 20P2-2109 (with OBI - Rock Masterpiece CD Collection)

No comments guys about twiddling with my organ after those 2 Jimmy Mcgriff covers.

Needed to fill in a gap in my collection.

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Originally posted by ewemon:

Some very nice stuff you're adding to your collection.

All factory sealed.

Bernard Herrmann - Music From Great Film Classics - UDCD 701
Bernard Herrmann - The Fantasy Film World - UDCD 656
Bernard Herrmann - The Four Faces Of Jazz - UDCD 672

More MoFi's:

Jefferson Airplane - Crown of Creation UDCD 523
Keith Richards - Talk Is Cheap UDCD 557
Traffic - Mr. Fantasy - UDCD 572
Utopia - Oops! Wrong Planet UDCD 637
R.E.M. - Murmur UDCD 642
Moody Blues - Every Good Boy Deserves Favour UDCD 643
Tony Bennett And Count Basie - In Person! UDCD 743
Various Artists - Ultradisc II Sampler SPCD 016

DARK WAS THE NIGHT.
Aaron and Bryce Dessner of The National produced the album, with John Carlin (founder of the Red Hot Organization) its executive producer. A total of thirty-two exclusive tracks have been recorded for the compilation, with profits benefitting the Red Hot Organization - an international charity dedicated to raising funds and awareness for HIV and AIDS.

In general I don't like compilation albums, but these are very, very good, over two hours all new songs without inferior tunes.

Paul

MALAKAI : Ugly Side of Love (2008 - 2009)

The Observer tells: Signed to the label run by Geoff Barrow from Portishead, Bristolians Malakai mix Love-style garage psychedelia and trippy samples with modern production savvy.

Music with its own style and sound, fascinating.

Paul

Late B/D presents:-

Just ordered from Andy Partridge's own label APE. I came to this from XTC's MySpace where The Milk & Honey Band are a Friend.

I recommend you see 'Disappear' live acoustic to form an opinion of this Brighton based band (Home Page here)

Denis

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Originally posted by DenisA:


Just ordered from Andy Partridge's own label APE. I came to this from XTC's MySpace where The Milk & Honey Band are a Friend.

I recommend you see 'Disappear' live acoustic to form an opinion of this Brighton based band (Home Page here)

Denis

Thanks Denis, excellent recommendation

Dave

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Originally posted by Dave J:
Thanks Denis, excellent recommendation
Dave

Dave,

Glad to assist. I will hopefully receive the CD tomorrow and post my thoughts. If you check their web page there are 2 gigs near you (13 Mar & 17 Apr).

Denis