What was the last vinyl you bought?

The "new" one from Pops Staples:

And the next one from the 200gr-Collection (3 still missing...)

A few used albums from the local shop:

A hard to find but great collection of performers and songs from the radio show spread over 4 LPs.

Original pressing

A re-release of the Prologue and Ashes Are Burning LPs in one package 2 LPs)

Brand new vinyl releases:

Modest Mouse - Strangers to Ourselves

and The Jam - In The City

After being highly recommended by by dealer and a few forumites I have taken the plunge.

1972 Polydor first press. Ginger Baker with Fela Kuti.

1969 Polydor first press. Produced by Jimi Hendrix.

LP / CD-Version:

Hoping to get a copy of this, to be released in mono. for Record Store Day

And a copy of Otis Blue on a Two disc set

http://recordstoreday.co.uk/exclusive-products/rsd-2015/otis-redding.aspx

Am a big fan of Calexico. If you've never listened, they deliver a really nice mix of Americana, TexMex and indie rock music.  Walked into a local record store yesterday and, much to my deight, they had gotten in reissues of six of the band's concert-only releases from the late 1990s and early 2000s. This is just one of them:

Am listening now to an old favorite, and one their best albums IMO called Feast of Wire. Am also looking forward to next month's new release, Edge of the Sun.

+1 Feast Of Wire.

I'll have to check if the concert-only releases are available in UK.

Saw them live about 2 years ago, excellent concert. No problem getting tickets, they're not that well known in UK, although I don't know why.

Part of my haul of used vinyl this afternoon included three LPs from Elvis Costello & The Attractions.

Original Atlantic vinyl 1974 : )

3 x LP - CBS / Bar-coded rear cover - reissue from 1990 i think.

A couple of great buys from yesterdays wigwam show : )

Debs

Great buys indeed,  Debs. I haven't listened to that  Herbie's album  in a while. Albert Lee on Mellow Yellow is a special treat. Enjoy them!

That Herbie album is the best £5 i've every spent on pre-owned vinyl, fab music, and plays like new!

Debs

I think Feast of Wire is probably their best - I am hoping the new one will be good. The live LPs have been fairly widely available in the UK - I have picked up a few. I have tickets to see them later in April at Shepherds Bush.

Both cleaned and ready to play...

A fun evening ahead!  The latest two reissues from Music Matters arrived today (Dexter Gordon's Our Man in Paris and Herbie Hancock's Empyrean Isles) along with this wonderful sounding 33rpm reissue from Org Music (ORGM-1085, pressed at Pallas in 2013).

Satie Slow Music. A new release from Brilliant Classics.

Unknown piano player, Jeroen van Veen.

Curious to find out what kind of vinyl this label is putting out. The only vinyl Satie I have is Ciccolini's who sadly passed away early this year. 

Next try:

Fleetwood Mac, Tango in the Night

Original vinyl from 1987, bought at an Easter fleemarket in Hamburg.

Washed and now playing pretty well for the money.

Cheers

Ralf

On Original Vinyl