Your 5 newest CDs (or LPs)

[fatcat28037]

Chuck Berry - St. Louis to Liverpool MFSL
Jimmy Buffett - A1A
Mudcrutch - Mudcrutch
Nils Lofgren - The Loner
Bob Dylan - Bootleg Series Vol 1/3

 

[Faust2D]

Moebius & Plank - Material (1981)
Tom Waits - Franks Wild Years (1987)
Tom Waits - Bone Machine (1992)
Guru Guru - Wah Wah (1995)
Laibach - Sympathy for the Devil (1990)
John Zorn - Spy vs. Spy (1989)

 

[metllicamilitia]

Metallica - Death Magnetic (preorder)
In Flames - Colony
In Flames - Soundtrack To Your Escape
Dark Tranquillity - Character
Megadeth - United Abominations

 

[virometal]

Last fiver:

Bloc Party - Intimacy
Foetus - Flow
Pole - 1, 2, 3
Telepathique - Last Time on Earth
The Verve - Forth

 

[thatwunguy]

connor oberst's new release
anthony green's new release
circa survive- on letting go
lil wayne- carter 3
atmosphere- when life gives you lemons you paint that crap gold

 

[vcoheda]

recently purchased these two box sets from Harmonia Mundi (30 CDs) and Deutsche Harmonia Mundi (50 CDs) - both for a pretty good price. they look similar but there is no overlap between the two and the sound quality from these companies is generally excellent.

why pick up 5 CDs when you can pick up 80!

 

[TobyTyler]

"Indestructible" - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
"The Incredible Jazz Guitar" - Wes Montgomery
"Mercy, Mercy" - The Buddy Rich Big Band
"This Side" - Nickel Creek
"Still Crooked" - Crooked Still

 

[frequencyhz]

shellac - 1000 hurts
pierre henry - cortical art iii (creel pone)
akira rabelais -invalid objects series
yasonna tone & hecker - palimpset
yannis kyriakides - the thing like us

 

[Davey]

Wovenhand - "Ten Stones" (LP Vinyl)
Wovenhand - "Ten Stones" (CD)
Yea, I know, silly, but I needed both. One of the best artists making music now, "Mosaic" was a huge favorite in 2006, and continues to be. Passionate, highly moving music. "Blush Music" is one for the ages. The last 16 Horsepower "Folklore" is like a modern classic. Lillium "Short Stories" is a beautiful DVD-A (only 16/48 though). Call me a fanatic, I know it's true.

And before that ...

Willard Grant Conspiracy - "Pilgrim Road"
Brand new, love these guys, especially the somber "Regard the End" from a few years ago. Ordered straight from their site and got a nice thank you email from Robert Fisher. Class band.

Augie March - "Sunset Studies"
The debut from one of my favorite modern pop bands. Had it on my wishlist for quite a time, but heard news of their upcoming new one in October so pulled the trigger on one of the amazon merchants. My music world would be
so much different without the internet, even though it was fun when I was a kid rummaging through the import racks, I'd never get what I was really looking for. Discovered some great stuff, though

The Dodos - "Visiter"
Some nice and interesting folkie stuff from earlier this year. Kinda like the indie-darling Fleet Foxes, but better. Maybe a touch of Animal Collective. Yea, just my opinion, get your own

The Flaming Stars - "Born Under a Bad Neon Sign"
Another big favorite band from modern times that I probably rate much higher than they warrant, but I still love this stuff. Kind of a mix of Calexico and Nick Cave. This is their last one from a year or two ago, finally got around to it.

 

[DLeeWebb]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Davey /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wovenhand - "Ten Stones" (LP Vinyl) Wovenhand - "Ten Stones" (CD) Yea, I know, silly, but I needed both. One of the best artists making music now, "Mosaic" was a huge favorite in 2006, and continues to be. Passionate, highly moving music. "Blush Music" is one for the ages. The last 16 Horsepower "Folklore" is like a modern classic. Lillium "Short Stories" is a beautiful DVD-A (only 16/48 though). Call me a fanatic, I know it's true. And before that ... Willard Grant Conspiracy - "Pilgrim Road" Brand new, love these guys, especially the somber "Regard the End" from a few years ago. Ordered straight from their site and got a nice thank you email from Robert Fisher. Class band. Augie March - "Sunset Studies" The debut from one of my favorite modern pop bands. Had it on my wishlist for quite a time, but heard news of their upcoming new one in October so pulled the trigger on one of the amazon merchants. My music world would be so much different without the internet, even though it was fun when I was a kid rummaging through the import racks, I'd never get what I was really looking for. Discovered some great stuff, though The Dodos - "Visiter" Some nice and interesting folkie stuff from earlier this year. Kinda like the indie-darling Fleet Foxes, but better. Maybe a touch of Animal Collective. Yea, just my opinion, get your own The Flaming Stars - "Born Under a Bad Neon Sign" Another big favorite band from modern times that I probably rate much higher than they warrant, but I still love this stuff. Kind of a mix of Calexico and Nick Cave. This is their last one from a year or two ago, finally got around to it.

Davey,
Always jump to read your posts. Already put Wovenhand's new one in the cart with the new releases from Okkervil River and Calexico. Good to know that you're around!

 

[Davey]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DLeeWebb /img/forum/go_quote.gif Davey, Always jump to read your posts.

Sounds like good exercise! Hey, been meaning to ask you what's the big dealio with the new Eno/Byrne? Does it sound like the Bush, or when Talking Heads was at their peak? Or is it a mature take on the ethnic sound? Or does it even seem that eerie? To be honest, since that Wrong Way Up album with John Cale that goes back at least 15 years, new Eno music hasn't been a big part of my diet, though there has been some good music on each record.

 

[DLeeWebb]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Davey /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sounds like good exercise! Hey, been meaning to ask you what's the big dealio with the new Eno/Byrne? Does it sound like the Bush, or when Talking Heads was at their peak? Or is it a mature take on the ethnic sound? Or does it even seem that eerie? To be honest, since that Wrong Way Up album with John Cale that goes back at least 15 years, new Eno music hasn't been a big part of my diet, though there has been some good music on each record.

I'm really liking "Everything That Happens Will Happen Today." It definitely doesn't sound like "My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts." It's obviously more about David Byrne. There's a modern gospel "ethnic" aspect in there somewhere, but I'm not hearing much of Byrne's world music experimentation. (I've listened to but haven't really been very enthusiastic about Byrne's post-T. Heads solo work...) If you blended together and took three-parts of "More Songs About Buildings And Food," "Fear Of Music," and "Speaking In Tongues;" added one part Eno's "Another Day On Earth," and a pinch of "Remain In Light," (maybe less than a pinch...) and you would have something very close to "Everything That Happens Will Happen Today." I doubt that it will attain that cult-classic status of "Bush" for staying power, but it is really nice to hear what these two can still produce together...

 

[G-man]

King Crimson - Larks Tongues In Aspic
King Crimson - Red
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced [SHM-CD Japan]
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis Bold as Love [SHM-CD Japan]
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland [SHM-CD Japan]

Got the last three together for a STEAL! and i mean a steal.

 

[BloodSugar00]

"Modern Times"
Bob Dylan
1"The Head On The Door"
The Cure

1"Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me"
The Cure

1"Waiting for the Sun: Remastered & Expanded"
Doors

1"Hot Rats"
Frank Zappa; Audio CD

1"Court and Spark"
Joni Mitchell; Audio CD

1"ON THE BORDER"
Eagles; Audio CD

1"Wrecking Ball [Us Import]"


1"Blue"
Joni Mitchell; Audio CD

1"12 Songs"
Randy Newman; Audio CD

1"The Bends"
Radiohead; Audio CD

1"Machine Head: 25th Anniversary Edition"
Deep Purple; Audio CD

1"Amnesia"
Richard Thompson; Audio CD

1"Can't Buy A Thrill"
Steely Dan; Audio CD

1"Time Out of Mind"
Bob Dylan; Audio CD

1"One of These Nights"
Eagles; Audio CD

1"Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap"
AC/DC; Audio CD

1"Highway to Hell"
AC/DC; Audio CD

1"Undertow"
Tool; Audio CD

1"Pieces of the Sky"
Emmylou Harris; Audio CD

1"Bringing It All Back Home"
Bob Dylan; Audio CD

1"Love And Theft"
Bob Dylan; Audio CD

1"Hokey Pokey"
Richard Thompson Linda Thompson;

1"A Ghost Is Born: Special Limited Edition"
Wilco

1"Up the Downstair: Remastered"
Porcupine Tree

1"Hammersmith Odeon, London '75 (2CD)"
Bruce Springsteen

1"All The Roadrunning"
Mark Knopfler

 

[jeffreyj900]

All new MFSL:
Megadeth - Countdown To Extinction
Santana - Santana
Santana - Abraxas
Chuck Berry - ..Berry Is On Top / St. Louis To Liverpool
Roy Orbison - The All-Time Greatest Hits Of Roy Orbison
Rush - Permanent Waves
The Allman Brothers Band - Idlewild South

All used MFSL:
Nirvana - Nevermind
Nirvana - In Utero

Really having a good time getting back to the music....