What was the last vinyl you bought?

Posted by: apye! on 18 January 2011

As the original post is no more I thought I would start a new one.

Arrived today in the post:

Posted on: 08 September 2017 by Florestan

Beethoven: Evgeny Kissin

Posted on: 08 September 2017 by Florestan

Franz Schubert: Krystian Zimerman

Posted on: 08 September 2017 by Florestan

J.S. Bach: Julia Fischer

Posted on: 08 September 2017 by DenisA

Bought last night at Greg's fabulous Cafe OTO Improv gig, with Oliver Coates on Cello (+ effects)

Greg Fox - The Gradual Progression

https://gregfox.bandcamp.com/a...-gradual-progression

Greg Fox’s The Gradual Progression offers a new strain of spiritual jazz compelled by virtuosic playing and responsive music technology. Energetic and gestural, akin to an action painting, Fox enters a musical paradigm that allow his visceral percussion to evolve in polyphonic harmony with his compositional craft. The Gradual Progression documents Fox’s creative transformation with a cosmic cast of collaborators and elevated sound exploration.

Posted on: 08 September 2017 by apye!

Posted on: 09 September 2017 by fathings cat

Me too,very nice acoustic Neil.

Gary

Posted on: 16 September 2017 by Geofiz

This past weeks purchases:

Foo Fighters - Concrete and Gold

Posted on: 17 September 2017 by apye!

Posted on: 22 September 2017 by Kevin-W

I was one of the backers of this on Kickstarter last year, and it arrived earlier this week. It's a 3-LP vinyl box set (plus hi-res digital files, book, pin badge etc) of the famous "golden record" Carl Sagan devised for the two Voyager missions. The quality is absolutely second to none.

Posted on: 22 September 2017 by Kevin-W

For those interested, someone did an 'unboxing' video, here:

Posted on: 23 September 2017 by Skip

Posted on: 23 September 2017 by carruthers esq.

plus Live at Massey Hall.

Van Morrison Roll with The Punches also arrived yesterday, quite enjoyable it is to.

Posted on: 23 September 2017 by Timjoebill

Sparks, Hippopotamus

Posted on: 27 September 2017 by Kevin-W

50th Anniversary deluxe edition in a hardback bok. Mono LP, live '67 CD, plus a CD of the mono mix and another of the stereo version. An early birthday present...

Posted on: 28 September 2017 by DenisA

Palm - Trading Basics

https://palmnewyork.bandcamp.com/album/trading-basics

Palm - Shadow Expert

https://palmnewyork.bandcamp.com/album/shadow-expert

LP & EP bought from Palm's debut UK performance at The Montague Arms, New Cross. The most thrilling new band I've seen in years.

Posted on: 28 September 2017 by rsch

2017 Vinyl180 reissue with 7" It Hurts. Just played the single on the Rega after months of hybernation.

Regards

Roberto

Posted on: 29 September 2017 by joe9407

Kevin-W posted:
I was one of the backers of this on Kickstarter last year, and it arrived earlier this week. It's a 3-LP vinyl box set (plus hi-res digital files, book, pin badge etc) of the famous "golden record" Carl Sagan devised for the two Voyager missions. The quality is absolutely second to none.

damn you, Kevin! (just ordered it.)

Posted on: 30 September 2017 by Kevin-W

Just £13 on The River...

Posted on: 30 September 2017 by Kevin-W

The Dame in his pomp:

Posted on: 01 October 2017 by Kevin-W

Gilmour, Live at Pompeii, vinyl box:

Posted on: 01 October 2017 by christoph

I searched for it for many, many years, hard to find, i am very happy now!

Posted on: 01 October 2017 by Gianluigi Mazzorana

rsch posted:
2017 Vinyl180 reissue with 7" It Hurts. Just played the single on the Rega after months of hybernation.
Regards
Roberto

Hard to see around! I own the 1984 on Arista.

Posted on: 01 October 2017 by rsch

Gianluigi Mazzorana posted:
rsch posted:
2017 Vinyl180 reissue with 7" It Hurts. Just played the single on the Rega after months of hybernation.
Regards
Roberto
Hard to see around! I own the 1984 on Arista.

I also have an ' 84 pretty battered Arista Italian edition plus '98 Japanese cd reissue and 2001 Eu cd reissue

There is also another ltd. editon of 300 in coloured vinyl from Vinyl180 due soon.

Regards

Roberto