Tuesday, March 10, 2009
MORE NEW OLD VINYL
The Drunken Fool and I went Vinyl shopping the other day. Here's my latest haul:
XTC - 'Skylarking' and 'Black Sea'
It turns out that I already had 'Skylarking' so it goes to The Drunken Fool.
Culture Club - 'Kissing to be Clever'
I know Tony Alva will mock this purchase, but I also know it will get pulled out during parties.
Bob Marley & the Wailers - 'Kaya' and 'Live!'
I'm closing in on a complete Bob Marley collection, just a few more to go.
10,000 Maniacs - 'In My Tribe'
The legal Diva is a big fan, but I like this record too.
Jimmy Cliff - 'Reggae Nights' (12" single)
More party music.
Barry White - 'Just Another Way to Say I Love You'
Barry is too smooth, this is our third Barry LP.
Falco - 'Rock Me Amadeus' (12" single)
I'm very disappointed, this copy I bought is warped beyond playability. I'll have to get another copy.
Edgar Winter Group - 'Shock Treatment'
This album kicks ass, as do all the Edgar Winter/Rick Derringer albums from that era.
Albert Collins, Robert Cray, Johnny Copeland - 'Showdown'
An Electric Blues must have. I owned it in the 80's. I'm so glad I found a replacement copy.
City Boy - 'Heads Are Rolling'
The sixth release from this way under rated Canadian band.
Steve Vai - 'Flexable'
Another 80's staple I used to own and needed to replace.
U.K. - 'U.K.'
The debut from the Alan Holdsworth led Pop/Prog outfit featuring Eddie Jobson, Bill Bruford and John Wetton.
Bon Jovi - '7800° Fahrenheit'
Hey, at 2 bucks I couldn't resist.
Squeeze - 'Argybargy' and 'East Side Story'
Shut up, I like The Squeeze, okay?
Little Feat - 'Sailin' Shoes'
I used to think that 'Waiting for Columbus' was all I'd need, but, again, at 2 bucks, what the hey.
The J. Geils Band - 'Best Of Two'
Another great lost 70's band, they had an entire career of rockin' before 'Freeze Frame'.
Twisted Sister - 'Under the Blade'
Yet another replacement copy. This one is great for a laugh.
Van McCoy - 'Disco Baby'
Gotta have 'The Hustle'. "Do it!"
Santana - 'Abraxas'
A classic, might as well be considered a 'best of'.
The Drunken Fool and I went Vinyl shopping the other day. Here's my latest haul:
XTC - 'Skylarking' and 'Black Sea'
It turns out that I already had 'Skylarking' so it goes to The Drunken Fool.
Culture Club - 'Kissing to be Clever'
I know Tony Alva will mock this purchase, but I also know it will get pulled out during parties.
Bob Marley & the Wailers - 'Kaya' and 'Live!'
I'm closing in on a complete Bob Marley collection, just a few more to go.
10,000 Maniacs - 'In My Tribe'
The legal Diva is a big fan, but I like this record too.
Jimmy Cliff - 'Reggae Nights' (12" single)
More party music.
Barry White - 'Just Another Way to Say I Love You'
Barry is too smooth, this is our third Barry LP.
Falco - 'Rock Me Amadeus' (12" single)
I'm very disappointed, this copy I bought is warped beyond playability. I'll have to get another copy.
Edgar Winter Group - 'Shock Treatment'
This album kicks ass, as do all the Edgar Winter/Rick Derringer albums from that era.
Albert Collins, Robert Cray, Johnny Copeland - 'Showdown'
An Electric Blues must have. I owned it in the 80's. I'm so glad I found a replacement copy.
City Boy - 'Heads Are Rolling'
The sixth release from this way under rated Canadian band.
Steve Vai - 'Flexable'
Another 80's staple I used to own and needed to replace.
U.K. - 'U.K.'
The debut from the Alan Holdsworth led Pop/Prog outfit featuring Eddie Jobson, Bill Bruford and John Wetton.
Bon Jovi - '7800° Fahrenheit'
Hey, at 2 bucks I couldn't resist.
Squeeze - 'Argybargy' and 'East Side Story'
Shut up, I like The Squeeze, okay?
Little Feat - 'Sailin' Shoes'
I used to think that 'Waiting for Columbus' was all I'd need, but, again, at 2 bucks, what the hey.
The J. Geils Band - 'Best Of Two'
Another great lost 70's band, they had an entire career of rockin' before 'Freeze Frame'.
Twisted Sister - 'Under the Blade'
Yet another replacement copy. This one is great for a laugh.
Van McCoy - 'Disco Baby'
Gotta have 'The Hustle'. "Do it!"
Santana - 'Abraxas'
A classic, might as well be considered a 'best of'.
Comments:
Another great hall for you despite the Culture Club LP. That Showdown record is the bomb. Flxible on vinyl, I'm not sure I ever heard it on vinyl. Seems like it was a CD staple in the Coal Mine days. City Boy: Mike Slammer right?
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