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11 April 2016
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I`ve picked up these recently, all on CD:
– Nick Drake`s three albums (brand new and not scratched this time!)
– Rattle That Lock (David Gilmour)
– On An Island (David again)
– Axis: Bold As Love (The Jimi Hendrix Experience)
– Rory Gallagher`s eponymous album
– JL/POB
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14 February 2016
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On cassette:
Viva Santana! – Santana
Blues For Salvador – Carlos Santana
Spirits Dancing In The Flesh – Santana
Lucky Town – Bruce Springsteen
On Every Street – Dire Straits
Four (4) – Foreigner
Still Crazy After All These Years – Paul Simon
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4.09pm
11 November 2010
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Shaman – Santana (2002)
The Fatboy Slim/Norman Cook Collection – Fatboy Slim (2000)
Secret Samadhi – Live (1997, recorded 1996)
Lazarus (Original Cast Recording) – The Cast of Lazarus/David Bowie (2016, recorded 2015-2016)
The ’60s: Original NBC Motion Picture Soundtrack – Various (1999, recorded 1963-1971, 1998)
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I finally purchased Good Times by The Monkees. It took me long enough but I finally purchased it and it is a decent album.
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18 December 2017
Offline I recently got Threshold of a Dream by the Moody Blues for five bucks at my local Hippie Supply Store. IT IS AMAZING. One of the best albums I’ve ever heard.
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5.56pm
14 February 2016
Offline TheWalrusWasBrian said
I recently got Threshold of a Dream by the Moody Blues for five bucks at my local Hippie Supply Store. IT IS AMAZING. One of the best albums I’ve ever heard.
That one is really good. You should check out the rest of their catalogue.
(I think you would enjoy their Seventh Sojourn album (in spoiler).)
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9.17am
18 December 2017
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That one is really good. You should check out the rest of their catalogue.
(I think you would enjoy their Seventh Sojourn album (in spoiler).)
Thank you! I’ll check out it later because sadly it is restricted on school computer I’m using. 
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25 December 2017
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Both on Vinyl, The Incense and Peppermints album is on Blue Vinyl
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6.44pm
14 February 2016
Offline I picked up a copy of Physical Graffiti for .50cents. It has both original sleeves, front poster thingy, and clean records. (It is a first US pressing as well.)
Also found on cassette:
Jim Croce His Greatest Hits – Jim Croce (tons of good songs, he reminds me of my childhood.)
The Eagles, Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 – The Eagles. (It’s the Eagles, of course it’s good.)
Without my knowledge, a 1970s superstars record was stuck in the Led Zep album.
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Evangeline said
I picked up a copy of Physical Graffiti for .50cents. It has both original sleeves, front poster thingy, and clean records. (It is a first US pressing as well.)
*deep inhale*
HMWWWWAAAAAAAAAAT 
But… you… don’t even like Led Zeppelin. 
YOU don’t NEEEED that record, my dear Evangeline *grabs it and runs away*
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9.03pm
14 February 2016
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*deep inhale*
HMWWWWAAAAAAAAAAT
But… you… don’t even like Led Zeppelin.YOU don’t NEEEED that record, my dear Evangeline *grabs it and runs away*
What can I say… I’m incredibly selfish and aquire records I don’t like in the hopes that I might end up enjoying them.
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12.21pm
1 January 2017
Offline I don’t want to go through the whole process of uploading pictures because of what recently happened on my tablet, but here’s two things I picked up at HMV today, both on CD:
The Beatles – Help ! (2009 remaster, will be listening to this one later 
)
The Monkees – Original Album Series (this only cost £9.99, but features the first five albums! )
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6.07pm
25 December 2017
Offline Just picked up an original pressing of Kind of Blue by Miles Davis for $35. It was marked $75 but had coupons including one that was 50%. Beautiful and in near mint condition (Owner wrote the name one the back but that is the only downgrade)
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5.14pm
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15 February 2015
Offline @Father McKenzie said
@Beatlebug: Did you get any Beatles or Led Zeppelin themed gifts for your birthday?
I’ve just gotten the following, all on vinyl:
– Works – Pink Floyd (an oddball compilation with an absolutely subpar cover)
– Beatle Talk – audio of some interview, I think
– Abbey Road – you know who!
– Animals – Pink Floyd
and a new mobile device so I can carry my music around in my pocket. 
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8.45pm
18 April 2016
Offline Got myself 3 different albums from the 3 concerts I have recently attended:
Dirty Heads – Swim Team
Awolnation – Here Comes the Runts
The Fratellis – In Your Own Sweet Time
Plus, during the Christmas Holiday, I got the liberty of buying four Weezer albums
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3.40pm
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15 February 2015
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Outrider – Jimmy Page (1988) (Robert Plant guests on one of the tracks 
) (Somewhat aptly named, because, unlike everything else released during that entire decade, it isn’t drowning in 80s soup )
and
No Quarter – Jimmy Page and Robert Plant (1994)
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4.44pm
11 April 2016
Offline All collected over the last little while:
On Vinyl:
Mull Of Kintyre /Girls School – Paulie & Wings
I Shot the Sheriff/Give Me Strength – Eric Clapton
The Long And Winding Road /For You Blue
All Things Must Pass – George – (Not only were the records themselves in great shape, but the box wasn’t horrendously manhandled for once!)
Rory Gallagher – The French Connection
Blueprint – Rory Gallagher
Calling Card – Rory Gallagher
Jesse/Bebop – Julian Lennon
When We Was Fab – George – (Still in the picture sleeve. I swear it’s only been played once or twice; it’s nearly mint)
On CD:
Photo-Finish – Rory Gallagher
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10.41am
1 January 2017
Offline After going Beach Boys mad in the record shop (and in my life in general
) these last few months, I’ve finally bought my first Beatles album in ages, a copy of the US compilation Rarities (1980):
It has the ‘Produced by George Martin’ tag in the bottom left hand corner of the back cover, so it isn’t a first pressing, but owning Penny Lane with the extra flourish at the end and my favourite version of Across The Universe on vinyl was enough for me to have it. 
And continuing my Beach Boys obsession, in honour of Brian Wilson’s birthday tomorrow:
Heroes And Villains/You’re Welcome (1967)
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