Big ole order:

Aphex Twin - [i]Drukqs[/i]
Greg Davis & Sebastien Roux - [i]Paquet Surprise[/i]
Oval - [i]94 Diskont[/i]
Sebastien Roux - [i]Songs[/i]
Dub Tractor - [i]Hideout[/i]
Venetian Snares - [i]Rossz Csillag Allat Szuletett[/i]
Sunny Day Real Estate - [i]Diary[/i]
Robert Pollard - [i]Bubble[/i] 7"
Liars - [i]Drum's Not Dead[/i] Pre-Order

[QUOTE=Bartender]Where are these Fopps? Everyone else in the UK seems to live five minutes from one.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.fopp.co.uk/fopp.asp[/url] - Store locations at the bottom of the page

Clutch - [i]Blast Tyrant[/i] £7.99
Cynic - [i]Focus[/i] £8.99
Emperor - [i]In the Nightside Eclipse[/i] £5.99
Porcupine Tree - [i]Deadwing[/i] £5.00 (<3 Fopp)
Wilson Pickett - [i]The Very Best of...[/i] £5.00 (<3 Fopp)
Massive Attack - [i]No Protection: Massive Attack v. Mad Professor[/i] £5.00 (<3 Fopp)

[QUOTE=munky_magik][url]http://www.fopp.co.uk/fopp.asp[/url] - Store locations at the bottom of the page[/QUOTE]

None anywhere near anywhere I'm likely to be near any time in anything like the near future. Ah, well.

[QUOTE=magik]
Clutch - [i]Blast Tyrant[/i] £7.99
Cynic - [i]Focus[/i] £8.99
Emperor - [i]In the Nightside Eclipse[/i] £5.99[/QUOTE]

Those are good prices. From where?

[QUOTE=Bartender]
Those are good prices. From where?[/QUOTE]
The first two came from Hog's Head Music, which is a small one off second hand store which is amazing.
The third came from Avalanche which is pretty amazing as well.

This is why I like coming home :)

the strokes - first impressions of earth
the walkmen - bows and arrows
the white stripes - de stijl
john scofield - a go go
stanton moore - flyin' the koop

[QUOTE=munky_magik]The first two came from Hog's Head Music, which is a small one off second hand store which is amazing.
The third came from Avalanche which is pretty amazing as well.

This is why I like coming home :)[/QUOTE]

A friend of mine just started University in Edinburgh this year. I'll have to go sleep on his floor some weekend.

I recently ordered:
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - [I]Live at Coney Island[/I] (DVD)
The Fugees - [I]The Score[/I]
Jimmy Smith - [I]Root Down[/I]
Add N To (X) - [I]Avant Hard[/I]
The Paper Chase - [I]Young Bodies Heal Quickly, You Know[/I]
The Planet The - [I]You Absorb My Vision[/I]

Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorists
The Smiths - The Queen is Dead
Muse - Showbiz
Mr. Bungle - Mr. Bungle
Exodus - Shovel Headed Kill Machine

Secondsmile - Walk in to the Light and Reach for the Sky
The Lost Patrol - Songs About Running Away
Tricky - Pre-Millenium Tension
Grateful Dead - American Beauty
Of Montreal - The Sunlandic Twins

The Kinks - [I]The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society[/I]
Pixies - [I]Pixies[/I]

Mahavishnu Orchestra -[I] Visions of the Emerald Beyond[/I]
Mr. Bungle - [I]California[/I]
Morphine - [I]Like Swimming[/I]
Minus the Bear - [I]They Make Beer Commercials Like This EP[/I]
Tom Waits - [I]Blood Money[/I]

Well I've got on order
Finntroll - Jaktens Tid
Rites of Spring - End on End
The Pogues - Rum Sodomy and the Lash

The latter album I lost not long ago, so I'm coughing up 20 bucks to get it back. Damn imports.

[QUOTE]Royksopp - Melody A.M.[/QUOTE]
Great album. One of my favorites!

I just got The Velvet Underground - The Quine Tapes

Its a three disc bootleg with 3 different versions of Sister Ray all clocking in at over 20 mins each. I like it. I love it.

Why "Quine"?

[QUOTE=Bartender]Why "Quine"?[/QUOTE]
It was the guy who recorded it I think. He was in Richard Hell & the Voidoids also...

Oh, cool. I had an entirely different Quine in mind.

Metallica - Ride The Lightning
Rage Against The Machine - Evil Empire
Dead Kennedys - Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables

Richard Ashcroft - Human Conditions
Doves - Some Cities
Depeche Mode - Singles 86-98
Coldplay - Rush Of Blood To The Heed
Placebo - Once More With Feeling

doing my background work on some of the bands i'll be seeing at Benicassim and the IOW fest.

:chug:

[QUOTE=munky_magik]The first two came from Hog's Head Music, which is a small one off second hand store which is amazing.
The third came from Avalanche which is pretty amazing as well.

This is why I like coming home :)[/QUOTE]

Cockburn street?

I bought Ill Communication a few days ago.

Sunset Rubdown - [I]Sunset Rubdown [EP][/I]
Head Like A Kite - [I]Random Portraits of the Home Movie[/I]
Oh No! Oh My! - Demo CD
Monsters Are Waiting - [I]Monsters Are Waiting[/I]
[DARYL] - [I]The Technology[/I]

Due to some sales and etc. - I bought more than the usual

Aesop Rock - [i]Labor Days[/i]
Sage Francis - [i]A Healthy Distrust[/i]
Prefuse 73 - [i]Security Screenings[/i]
Prefuse 73 - [i]Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives[/i]
Atmosphere - [i]Seven's Travels[/i]
Viktor Vaughn - [i]Vaudeville Villain[/i]
The Drones - [i]Wait Long By the River...[/i]
Neko Case - [i]Fox Confessor Brings the Flood[/i]
Chihei Hatakeyama - [i]Minima Moralia[/i]
Prefuse 73 - [i]Hideyaface[/i] EP 12"
Prefuse 73 - [i]Reads the Books[/i] EP 12"

Korn - See You on the Other Side
SlipKnot - Live 9.0
SlipKnot - Self-Named Debut
Killswitch Engage - Alive or Just Breathing
Metallica - St. Anger

ok, not all CDs, but sue me.

Rory Gallagher- Tattoo
Rory Gallagher- Against the grain
Thin Lizzy- Jailbreak
Dire Straits- Communique
Opeth- ghost reveries

You bought a lot of Prefuse.

[QUOTE=guitarbaz]Cockburn street?[/QUOTE]
There is one there but I got it from the one off Nicholson Street.

CDs I missed in my last update:

The Beta Band - [i]The Three E.P.'s[/i]
Monty Python - [i]Monty Python Sings[/i]

Arctic Monkeys- Whatever People Say I am, That's What I'm not
The Beatles- Revolver
Death Cab for Cutie- Plans
Death Cab for Cutie- Transatlanticism
Jeff Buckley- Grace
Sigur Ros- ()

Haul for today:
Celebration - s/t
Cows - [I]Whorn[/I]
James Brown - [I]Live At The Apollo '62[/I]
Urge Overkill - [I]Saturation[/I]
The Velvet Underground - s/t
[I]Sub-Pop-200[/I][Compilation]

The Celebration's s/t and the Urge Overkill album are both pretty weak, but the rest are fantastic.

I havent posted in this thread since it began seeing as how i dont buy anymore but download instead. Oh well, what the heck.

Head Automatica - Decadence
Isis - Oceanic
Sharks Keep Moving - s/t
Jay-Z - Unplugged
Talib Kweli - Quality

[QUOTE=DDM]ok, not all CDs, but sue me.[/QUOTE]
OK, I'll have my attorney contact you within the week.

bullet in a bible
amerian idiot
superhits
um... dookie
american idiot ep

all greenday

~KN~

^^Big lolz

I broke my "I'm not buying another CD for several months until I get an actual job" commitment the other day by going out and buying Alice Cooper's latest album.

Sons and Daughters - [I]The Repulsion Box[/I]
Bob Dylan - [I]The Times They Are A-Changin'[/I]
Bob Dylan - [I]John Wesley Harding[/I]

asymm, the Chihei Hatakeyama album is great, isn't it?

Let's see if I can remember,

Red Hot Chili Peppers: Live in Hyde park
Primus: Sailing the seas of cheese
Sublime: Sublime
Faith No More: This is it, the greatest hits
Various Artists: We're a happy family, a tribute to the ramones

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]How's that? I remember downloading a few tracks from it, including a particularly great Marilyn Manson cover of The KKK...[/QUOTE]

I liked it. I also liked the variety of artists like U2, the offspring, and metallica each doing a song. I My favorite song of the album was rob zombie's version of Blitzkrieg Bop.

Nick Cave - Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus

A Day In Black And White - Notes
Taken - Between Two Unseens
Neil Perry - Lineage Situation
Q And Not U - Different Damage

[QUOTE=Zmev]Nick Cave - Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus[/QUOTE]
Great fu[size=2]cking[/size] album. It's my favourite Nick Cave album.

[QUOTE=dei]asymm, the Chihei Hatakeyama album is great, isn't it?[/QUOTE]

I'm actually still waiting for it in the mail. And now since I went back home, I won't be getting it until after my spring break. I'm sure it will be, Kranky puts out some amazing music.