Your 5 newest CDs (or LPs)

[JoeDoe]

Washed Out - Paracosm
Washed Out - Life of Leisure
Martin Alsop & the BSO - Bartok Concerto for Orchestra
Herbie Hancock - River (The Joni Letters)
The Civil Wars - Live at Eddie's Attic

 

[bbophead]

Recent acquisitions, I'm "almost" stuck in the sixties.  Covers inevitably look worse than the surfaces sound.
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

[DLeeWebb]

"Naomi" - The Cave Singers
"No Witch" - The Cave Singers
"The Big Dream" - David Lynch

 

[randy98mtu]

Last night I added:
 
Dave Brubeck - Time Out
Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
 
Need to find some more obvious ones, because I've got some real hits this weekend after finding this site!

 

[IndieGradoFan]

Got around to the local record store and picked up the following on vinyl:
 
"Walking on a Pretty Daze" - Kurt Vile
"Monomania" - Deerhunter
"No Witch" - The Cave Singers

 

[metalsonata]

 

[bbophead]

Thanks for the pics.  "Some" people seem to have forgotten about pics.  
 
I can dig on Satie and Soft Machine.  The others, I don't know.
 
Enjoy as I know you will.

 

[Destroysall]

Kenny Dorham - Quiet Kenny [JVC-XRCD]
 
So I gave in and bought the XRCD version while completely being aware of the upcoming (TBA) hybrid-SACD release. I'm really interested in hearing the quality of an XRCD as this is my first. Can not wait!
 
On the other note, I just found out that Yoko Kanno & The Seatbelts has the first Cowboy Bebop soundtrack available on iTunes.  I did find the CD available for double the iTunes' asking price, so the iTunes version does seem extremely tempting pricewise.

 

[SoupRKnowva]

Nice choices! Today is a Beautiful Day is seriously one of my favorite albums of all time! Now if only Japanese CDs weren't so expensive... 

It is pretty good yeah. I can't be the only one that thinks Ryo is better than Egoist...

They aren't all that bad I don't think

 

[metalsonata]

If you're curious and looking for something new to check out, the first three are:
 
Sheer Hellish Miasma, by Kevin Drumm: Harsh, droney noise. 
Quarantine, by Laurel Halo: Sort of psychedelic pop electronic stuff, but without the pop. Maybe some Laurie Anderson influence.
Mass Mensch Material, by Rome: Depressive, European martial/folk music with a bit of industrial influence.
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Thanks for the pics.  "Some" people seem to have forgotten about pics.  
 
I can dig on Satie and Soft Machine.  The others, I don't know.
 
Enjoy as I know you will.

 

[bbophead]

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If you're curious and looking for something new to check out, the first three are:
 
Sheer Hellish Miasma, by Kevin Drumm: Harsh, droney noise. 
Quarantine, by Laurel Halo: Sort of psychedelic pop electronic stuff, but without the pop. Maybe some Laurie Anderson influence.
Mass Mensch Material, by Rome: Depressive, European martial/folk music with a bit of industrial influence.
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Thanks for the pics.  "Some" people seem to have forgotten about pics.  
 
I can dig on Satie and Soft Machine.  The others, I don't know.
 
Enjoy as I know you will.

Thanks, I think I'll pass on the depressive, harsh droney stuff.

 

[TJ Elite]

First four are vinyl and the last a digital purchase from iTunes Store.
 

Atoms for Peace - Amok [limited edition 45rpm 2 LP with CD]
 

Deep Purple - Made in Japan [Friday Music]
 

Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come [Original Recordings Group, 45rpm 2 LP]
 

Nightwish - Dark Passion Play [limited edition dark blue vinyl #58 out of 150]
 

Clean Tears - Reverberations
 
Amok, Made in Japan, and Dark Passion Play all sound fantastic if someone is wondering. Haven't listened to The Shape of Jazz to Come yet.

 

[BLACKENEDPLAGUE]

 
arrived in the mail today

 

[bbophead]

I think it's wonderful that Clear Tears and BoltThower are back to back in this thread.

 

[Destroysall]

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Clean Tears - Reverberations

Just bought this myself. Going to give it a listen when I can. Thanks for sharing!