What was the last vinyl you bought?
Posted by: apye! on 18 January 2011
Arrived today in the post:
Some great New Zealand music...
Along with A 'Girl Called Dusty', all in excellent condition for £8 at my local market.
The new No-Man album only from Burning Shed. Limited to 300 copies only and less than one hundred left. Only went on sale yesterday....
The new No-Man album only from Burning Shed. Limited to 300 copies only and less than one hundred left. Only went on sale yesterday....
Glad i quickly got my order in then! 
CD/DVD/2xLP
Any idea what it's like?
I purchased on the [pretty good imo] no-man music in my collection so went ahead and took a chance with this order, hope it's good!
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Love And Endings is a document of No-Man's powerful performance at the Leamington Spa Assembly on October 14th, 2011.
Retaining the intimacy and sophistication of the band's studio work while adding an edgy Rock attack absent from much of its recorded output, the material is drawn from all eras of No-Man's music, and includes the previously unreleased song, Beaten By Love.
Available in cd/dvd (deluxe digi-pack) and limited edition heavyweight double vinyl (in gatefold sleeve) formats.
Please note: Both formats can be ordered together as a bundle with reduced shipping costs. The vinyl is limited to 300 copies only.
Pre-order now for 12th March shipping.
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Any idea what it's like?
Denis should know as he was at the show....
Hi Deb's, Adrian,
I was at the show and feature heavily in the crowd waiting to go in, from promo footage (must loose some weight 
).
This was the best no-man gig I've seen. The band was far more agressive and featurrd 'real' drums that added to the power of the performance. In fact Tim Bowness jumped off the stage during one song and went to the mixing desk to hear the band's Incendiary finale to the song (forget which one). Hopefully this is captured on the Vinyl.
I've bought the CD/DVD/Vinyl bundle of course, because I'm vain and never appeared on commercial film before .
ATB
Denis
Thanks for posting Adrian & maybe others previously. Played a few clips on YT and ordered direct from "ErasedTapes".
Any idea what it's like?
Denis should know as he was at the show....
Hi Deb's, Adrian,
I was at the show and feature heavily in the crowd waiting to go in, from promo footage (must loose some weight ).
This was the best no-man gig I've seen. The band was far more agressive and featurrd 'real' drums that added to the power of the performance. In fact Tim Bowness jumped off the stage during one song and went to the mixing desk to hear the band's Incendiary finale to the song (forget which one). Hopefully this is captured on the Vinyl.
I've bought the CD/DVD/Vinyl bundle of course, because I'm vain and never appeared on commercial film before .
ATB
Denis
Thanks for the summary, Adrian
The inclusion of a real drum kit can only add more stimulus to my interest!
Will watch very carefully to see your very own walk on part film debut performance…
[We met at the Bristol Sound & Vision show couple of years ago but i forget what you look like]
Are you easy to recognise on the dvd? 
Debs
Joyous music making from a top horn player. Inexplicably followed by the equally joyous
Posted in the wrong thread, doh!
ebay £2.40. A nice looking copy although needed 3 goes on the Moth to get rid of a few pops. Probably not been played for years.
£1 charity shop dip. Nice, clean and flat.
Followed by this from the same source, equally clean,
flat and cheap.
Have this on CD and Mofi gold cd, so thought that I'd go the whole hog and get it on Mofi 45rpm vinyl as well!
Glad that I did as it sounds wonderful.
After reading some good reviews of these two albums, I decided to order them both on double 45 rpm vinyl pressings by Analogue Productions. Bought from America (Acoustic Sounds) for less than in the UK (which seems wierd). Arrived in very good packaging, and are perfectly flat and on extremely quiet vinyl. Production is excellent so am sitting here with a huge smile at the moment.
Victor Young: April in Paris.
Bought it purely for the cover art.
Was looking for CD, however found this...
Nice album, with amongst others, Steven Wilson and Stephen Bennett lending a hand.
Not surprisingly this boxset:
From JPC, had to pick up the big box sent DHL/Parcel Force from my local post office.
A short trip round some vinyl shops today, on the way for a pint and a pie, proved fruitful........
