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Farted by ChocolateCoffin, July 30, 2007, 03:12:03 PM

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ChocolateCoffin

There's a thread like this for DVDs in the Movie subforum. Does anyone know of a site that you can show off your CD/Vinyl collection?

Today for â,¬30 I got.

Mercury Rev - Deserter's Songs
Eels - Daisies of the Galazy
Eels - Beautiful Freak
Pixies - Doolittle

A few days ago I got a Beirut 7" which contained Elephant Gun, Transatlantique, and Interior of a Dutch House.

I also got Sufjan Stevens - Illinois and Neutral Milk hotel - On Avery Island last week.


FlossClock

The 6th and final John Frusciante CD.

SageClock

How is Sufjan Stevens? I've been rather tempted to check it out but never got around to it.  I don't even remember what type of music it is.

ChocolateCoffin

Quote from: SageClock;924501How is Sufjan Stevens? I've been rather tempted to check it out but never got around to it.  I don't even remember what type of music it is.

Illinois is a superb album. It's folk and indie mainly.

Topcatyo

Wolfmother - Wolfmother

Arctic Monkeys - What People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not

SilverCherryClock

Bravo for Doolittle!

Anyway I bought Turn On The Bright Lights by Interpol a few days ago. I don't really need to buy any albums, but I like buying my favorites just out of principle.

PS I just ordered In The Aeroplane Over The Sea, thanks for reminding me with this thread.

ChocolateCoffin

Quote from: SilverCherryClock;924574Bravo for Doolittle!

Anyway I bought Turn On The Bright Lights by Interpol a few days ago. I don't really need to buy any albums, but I like buying my favorites just out of principle.

PS I just ordered In The Aeroplane Over The Sea, thanks for reminding me with this thread.

Yeah, I only buy superb albums, or cheap good albums. You won't be able to pass your mp3 collection onto your children...

SilverCherryClock

Quote from: Damon Gantberry;924596Yeah, I only buy superb albums, or cheap good albums. You won't be able to pass your mp3 collection onto your children...

It's nice to have your favorite music in a concrete form. I keep thinking I'll forget all about them and find all these old dusty CDs in my attic or something.

Also this thread prompted me to order Writer's Block and Tromp Le Monde too

ChocolateCoffin

Quote from: SilverCherryClock;924609It's nice to have your favorite music in a concrete form. I keep thinking I'll forget all about them and find all these old dusty CDs in my attic or something.

Also this thread prompted me to order Writer's Block and Tromp Le Monde too

I almost bought Writers Block today, but it was €12, and I decided to go for the 4 for €30 deal instead. (I was gonna get Sufjan Stevens - The Avalanche and Writer's Block for €25 total). I'll probably get writer's block when it's at €10 or something, it's a great album.

Finland Clock

I haven't received yet:

Sender Receiver/The Muzzler 7" Split
The Locust/Man Is The Bastard 10" Split

Recently Received:

Ultra Dolphins - Mar 12" (Clear Vinyl with Red Halo /200)
Cattle Decapitation - Human Jerky 12" (Picture Disc)
The Great Redneck Hope - Behold The Fuck Thunder 12" (White Vinyl)
La Quiete - La Fine Non è La Fine 10"
As The Sun Sets - Each Individual Voice Is Dead In The Silence 12"
An Albatross - Freedom Summer Live 12" (Red Silk-Screened Cover, Red Vinyl, 253/320)
Tears Like Atreyu/Thiswastheyeartolosefriends - Split CD
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RenegadeClock

Tegan and Sara - The Con
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Is Is EP

Porti Fatti

I managed to get the last album of Battles at my local hmv and picked up Myth Takes by !!! whilst I was there.

ChimeClock

The Decemberists - Castaways and Cutouts
The Libertines - The Libertines
Kate Bush - The Dreaming

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CrustClock

The Smiths - Louder Than Bombs (a collection of B-sides and non-album tracks, worth having but not nearly as good as any of the studio albums)



Steely Dan - Gaucho (very jazzy, probably my least favourite SD album but regardless an exceptional, incredibly tight sound. The introduction of "Babylon Sisters" and the lyrics on the title track, "Gaucho" are absolutely divine)



Electric Light Orchestra - On the Third Day (An earlier, more progressive sounding ELO album, my favourite. Awful cover, though)


Mask


Wire - Chairs Missing

Rites Of Spring - End on End

Rapeman - Two Nuns And A Pack Mule

salt

The Smashing Pumpkins-Zeitgeist

Interpol-Our Love To Admire
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SixShooterClock


Finland Clock

NO RECORDNERDZ IS BETTER, DUH
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AdrenalineClock

Quote from: SixShooterClock;925836yes there is a site for it

//www.discogs.com

http://rateyourmusic.com/