Your 5 newest CDs (or LPs)

[SprySpectre]

The latest LP's:
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon (on it's way)
Yes - Close to the Edge
Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (on it's way)
Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy (on it's way)

 

[DLeeWebb]

Goodbye Summer of '06...some good stuff coming out in the next seven weeks or so...it's looking like a good Fall for music!

“Folklore” - Sixteen Horsepower
“Sackcloth 'N' Ashes” - Sixteen Horsepower
“Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me [Deluxe Edition]” - The Cure
“Happy Hollow” - Cursive
“Obrigado Brazil” - Yo-Yo Ma
“Astral Weeks” - Van Morrison
“Bells Of 1 2” - Sol Seppy
“Songs From An Old Town We Once Knew” - Three Mile Pilot
“TNT” - Tortoise

 

[HiGHFLYiN9]

You guys will like this mishmosh of genres

Korn - See you on the Other Side
Paris Hilton - Paris
Kill Hannah - Until There's Nothing Left of Us
Halou - Wholeness and Seperation
...can't remember the fifth one.

 

[XFxGeforced]

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Originally Posted by HiGHFLYiN9 You guys will like this mishmosh of genres Korn - See you on the Other Side **Paris Hilton - Paris**** Kill Hannah - Until There's Nothing Left of Us Halou - Wholeness and Seperation ...can't remember the fifth one.

you collect every cd that comes out or something?

 

[VR6ofpain]

Because of Tower's buy 4 get a 5th free, I picked up these Friday:

- John Coltrane, Live at the Village Vanguard - The Master Takes
- John Coltrane, Live at the Village Vanguard Again!
- John Coltrane, Ascension
- John Coltrane, Live at Birdland
- Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan, In Session

All are great. Seems practically everything Coltrane did under the Impulse label is incredible. The last disc is a must have for SRV fans. I can't believe I didn't see it till now.

 

[GraDy]

Queens of the Stone Age: Lullabies to Paralyze and Songs for the Deaf
Tool: 10,000 Days(about time)
The Who: Who's Next
Bob Dylan: Bringing it all Back Home

 

[Brent Hutto]

The Velvet Underground
Velvet Underground (1969)

Turn! Turn! Turn!
The Byrds (1965)

The Byrds Play Dylan
The Byrds (2002, compilation)

Infidels
Bob Dylan (1983)

All the Roadrunning
Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris (2006)

 

[Inkmo]

took a little trip to seattle and picked up a few CDs while I was out there...

1. Pretty Girls Make Graves - Elan Vital
2. Vast - Vast
3. Will Oldham - Joya
4. MC Frontalot - Nerdcore Rising. Picked this one up at Penny Arcade Expo from the man himself. Front was nice enough to autograph it for me. Wish I had managed to get my hands on Optimus Rhyme's stuff while they were there, but they packed up and left before I had the chance.

 

[GlendaleViper]

Procol Harum - A Salty Dog
Procol Harum - Live with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blond (SACD remaster)
Jeff Buckley - Grace
Kobra Khan - something or other - some dude off the street making really, really bad indie rap in the vein of Master P and the gangbangin' ilk. Straight from the hard streets of Yorkville, Toronto.

 

[Sture]

Von Hertzen Brothers--Approach
Meshuggah--Catch 33
Meshuggah--Destroy Erase Improve
Meshuggah--Chaosphere
Pekka Pohjola--Urban Tango

 

[ComfyCan]

A nice box from CD Universe just arrived, containing the following:

Hotel California: The Eagles (DVD-A)
Tumbleweed Connection: Elton John (SACD)
Touch: Sarah McLachlan (DVD-A)
Madman Across the Water: Elton John (SACD dual)
Frampton Comes Alive: Peter Frampton (DVD-A)

 

[virometal]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ComfyCan Frampton Comes Alive: Peter Frampton (DVD-A)

Hey Comfy, I'm curious. Why did choose the dvd-a instead of the sacd?

 

[luidge]

Radiq - Graffiti & Rude Boy 67'
Rob Swift - Back to the beat
Klub des Loosers - Vive la vie
Edan - The bauty and the beat
Viktor Vaughn - Vaudeville Villain
Cadence Weapon - Breaking Kayfabe
Recluse Crew & Synoptic Pressure - The Art of Raw Sound
Millimetrik - Variety is the spice of life
Gym Class Heroes - The papercut Chronicles
O.C. - Smoke & Mirrors
The High & Mighty - The Highlite Zone
GhostFace Killah and Trife Da God - Put It On The Line
Self-Scientific - Change

I bought all of these within a week, one of the more underground shop from Quebec City was closing is doors, so they did sell rare CDs for couple of bucks. All of these didn't cost me a hundred buck. This week was a good one for the fight against piracy

 

[Brent Hutto]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brent Hutto The Velvet Underground Velvet Underground (1969) Turn! Turn! Turn! The Byrds (1965) The Byrds Play Dylan The Byrds (2002, compilation) Infidels Bob Dylan (1983) All the Roadrunning Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris (2006)

Well, two trips to the record store in one week. Yesterday I added three more:

Modern Times
Bob Dylan (2006)

Other People's Lives
Ray Davies (2005)

Heartaches and Highways
Emmylou Harris (2005, compilation)

 

[ComfyCan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by virometal Hey Comfy, I'm curious. Why did choose the dvd-a instead of the sacd?

I only have a SACD player (Denon 2200) at the office, and I like to listen to music on my computer (home or office). I can play DVD-A's on either the Denon or my computer (I use PowerDVD 7 w/ advanced audio pack). Therefore, I generally go for DVD-A rather than SACD if I have the option, unless reviews indicate the DVD-A release sucks and the SACD shines.

In this particular case, I didn't realize there was an SACD--I didn't do my homework. Is it considered a better version than the DVD-A release?