pink floyd -the wall
the beatles -white album
the deftones-whitepony
anti-flag-die for the goverment
billy talent-self title

Deerhoof - [i]Apple O'[/i]
Meat Puppets - [i]Classic Puppets[/i]
Sleater-Kinney - [i]One Beat[/i]
Tiger Army - [i]III: Ghost Tigers Rise[/i]

I can't remember beyond that, I am so broke.

Brian Wilson - SMILE

Normally I wouldn't bother posting this here, but they're actually indie-related. Some of them, anyway.

Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals - Live From Mars - spurred on by the Like a King/I'll Rise finale, and the fact that it was on sale. Very good album.

Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool - also very good. He hasn't disappointed me yet (in all of my two purchases).

Big Black - Songs About Fu[color=white]c[/color]king - I've had about half of this downloaded for years, and I finally got around to getting it in physical form. Great album, and The Power of Independent Trucking is actually one of my favourite songs.

Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger - okay, slightly less Alt/Indie material. Good, though.

Bjork - Medulla - well, I liked Vespertine, and this sounded interesting. It has it's moments, definately, and sometimes it's really good. Not amazing though. I don't regret buying it, it's still something I want to have, I just wish I'd waited to find it in a bargain bin or something.

Ta da.

[QUOTE]Big Black - Songs About ****ing - I've had about half of this downloaded for years, and I finally got around to getting it in physical form. Great album, and The Power of Independent Trucking is actually one of my favourite songs.[/QUOTE]

Good to see you're back:) And I really like "Fish Fry" off of that album.

Last 5 cds I've bought are:

Interpol - Antics
Claude Debussy - Best of Debussy
Talking heads - Best of
Radiohead - I might be wrong: Live Recordings
The Hives - Tyrannosaurus Hives


I'm very impressed with all of them, especially Antics.

Brian Wilson - Smile
Queensryche - Greatest Hits
Dismemberment Plan - Emergency & I
Kyuss - Welcome To Sky Valley
David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name

Queensryche have a Greatest Hits?!?!?

[QUOTE=Master Arkam Kannon]Brian Wilson - SMILE[/QUOTE]

i was going to get my dad that for his birthday cause we both like brian. Is it good?

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Good to see you're back:) And I really like "Fish Fry" off of that album.[/QUOTE]

Thanks. I'm only back for one or two nights though, a flying visit home, before going back to University. Should have my very own connection by the 15th though. Hopefully.

Great Lakes - Self Titled
Of Montreal - Satanic Panic In The Attic
Of Montreal - Gay Parade
Sunshine Fix - Green Eyes
Sunshine Fix - Age of the Sun

MORE CDS!

Just ordered:

Royal Crown Revue- "[I]The Contender[/I]"
Mr. Bungle- "[I]Disco Volante[/I]"


Why didn't I order these all at once?

I... don't... know....

Ben Harper & The Blind Boys of Alabama - There will be a light
Gomez - Split the difference
Dallas Crane - Dallas Crane
The Bees - Free the Bees
Nic Armstrong - Greatest white liar
Mclusky - The difference between you & me is that I'm not on fire

Well I have only bought 4 new albums since I last listed my most recent 5 here, so I'll list the 4 I've bought.

Split Enz - Mental Notes
Interpol - Antics
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 1985-92
The Veils - Runaway Found

The Ramones-Toughest Hits
Green day-dookie
shadows fall-the war withen
megadeth-rust in peace
metallica-master of puppets

Today I bought all of these in the HMV sale.

Outkast - Stankonia
Lou Reed - Transformer
The Roots - Things Fall Apart
Jurassic 5 - Quality Control
Massive Attack - Protection
Asian Dub Foundation - Enemy Of The Enemy
NWA - Straight Outta Compton

All for a grand total of £31.93. That's an average of well under £5 a CD, people.

I just got:

Miles Davis- "[I]Bitches Brew[/I]"

as a late birthday present.

SCORE

No arguing with that. Bitches Brew is the most expensive Miles album round these parts though. :upset:

[QUOTE=Iai]No arguing with that. Bitches Brew is the most expensive Miles album round these parts though. :upset:[/QUOTE]


That's why it's such a score, I didn't have to pay for it.

It's around 25 bucks here, anywhere you go.

It's something like £16 here. As a comparison, Kind of Blue is £7, Sketches Of Spain £8, and In A Silent Way £7. Miles Smiles and Miles Ahead are even cheaper than that (both £5, I think).

[QUOTE=Medopalis]There's an HMV sale on?

*sprints up to London*. My list of albums to buy is growing again. :upset:[/QUOTE]

Yes, an awesome one. I'll be heading back soon to get TLC's CrazySexyCool (finally on CD instead of tape!!!) and probably Aquemini, and The Best of Richard Wagner.

The best of Django Reinhardt is £1.99, and Lou Reed's Transformer is £2.99. Silly prices.

[QUOTE=Iai]The best of Django Reinhardt is £1.99[/QUOTE]


Is that the four disc one?

That's a goody.

[QUOTE=BingCrosby]Is that the four disc one?

That's a goody.[/QUOTE]

No, I think it's two disc. I know the one you're talking about, and this one isn't quite as comprehensive, but for £1.99 there's no complaints at all. Your average sandwich costs about that much here.

That HMV sale will make me a poor man/poorer student. Also, if you can find a Jumbo Records store (really pretentious indie store), they've got a great jazz selection, for mostly 6.99 per CD. In fact, the only I remember being more than that was In A Silent Way, which was rather annoyingly the one I was looking for. Settled for Birth of the Cool instead.

Hi Bartender :wave:

[QUOTE=Bartender]That HMV sale will make me a poor man/poorer student. Also, if you can find a Jumbo Records store (really pretentious indie store), they've got a great jazz selection, for mostly 6.99 per CD. In fact, the only I remember being more than that was In A Silent Way, which was rather annoyingly the one I was looking for. Settled for Birth of the Cool instead.[/QUOTE]

Amusing, as of that post, you had exactly 4 times as many posts as me.

Jumbo Records don't exist around here, and thank god. They attract ugly, obnoxious NME fashionistas who 'just adore The Libertines, darling'.

Death - Leprosy
Napalm Death - Inside the Torn Apart
Nirvana - Nevermind (it was always too expensive before)
Cannibal Corpse - Live Cannibalism
Hammerbox - Numb
Megadeth - Rust in Peace

Last 6 I bought.

Don't you mean [B][I]4[/I][/B] times as many?

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Don't you mean [B][I]4[/I][/B] times as many?[/QUOTE]

Oh, shush, you. :angry:

I shall not be shushed.

The horror. :eek:

[QUOTE=Iai]Amusing, as of that post, you had exactly 4 times as many posts as me.

Jumbo Records don't exist around here, and thank god. They attract ugly, obnoxious NME fashionistas who 'just adore The Libertines, darling'.[/QUOTE]

Yes, but like I say, good jazz selection too.

Hey Tangy :wave:

Metallica- Black
Nickelback- The Curb (Their independant album)
Alice in Chains- Man in the Box
Staind- Break the Cycle
Led Zeppelin- In Through the Out Door (I think is a very under rated album by them)

^ :amaze:

Interpol- Antics
Radiohead- Pablo Honey
Shadow's Fall- The War Within
Lamb of God- As the Palace Burns
Sigur Ros- ()

The Roots - Things Fall Apart
Jurassic 5 - Quality Control
Lou Reed - Transformer
Asian Dub Foundation - Enemy Of The Enemy
NWA - Straight Outta Compton
Massive Attack - Protection
Outkast - Stankonia

Yes, that's 7, but I bought them at once. :)

Senses Fail-let it enfold you
Anti-flag-mobilize
the strokes-is this it
punk-o-rama 9
annnnnnnnnnd...
afi-sing the sorrow :thumb:

All Time Quarterback - Self Titled
Time Spent Driving - Just Enough Bright
The Exploited - 25 Years Of Anarchy And Chaos
Sex Pistols - Nevermind The Bollocks
The Clash - London Calling

[QUOTE=xaf1r31ns1d3x]Senses Fail-let it enfold you
Anti-flag-mobilize
the strokes-is this it
punk-o-rama 9
annnnnnnnnnd...
afi-sing the sorrow :thumb:[/QUOTE]
Nice.

I did buy another CD recently, so to update my list, bump all down one and add:

1. Keane - Hopes and Fears