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An ASUS 24" 1080p LCD monitor for only $199.
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Counting like, the last 7ish days, my leisure purchases have been.

new car tires
a few band shirts
down payment + an appointment at a tattoo parlor (4 month wait time, sheeesh)
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The 2001 movie Soundtrack? On Vinyl? Gatefold? £2.50 you say?
Thank you sir, a pleasure doing business.

EDIT: so happy I've now got Lux Aeterna by Ligeti on vinyl! If only those Arvo Part LP's would drop in price now

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^^^What a find!!! Nice!
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Mexicola wrote:The 2001 movie Soundtrack? On Vinyl? Gatefold? £2.50 you say?
Thank you sir, a pleasure doing business.

EDIT: so happy I've now got Lux Aeterna by Ligeti on vinyl! If only those Arvo Part LP's would drop in price now








Great find! I need to do some charity shop browsing....
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Mexicola wrote:
EDIT: so happy I've now got Lux Aeterna by Ligeti on vinyl! If only those Arvo Part LP's would drop in price now
Ah didn't know you were into 20th century classical. What other vinyl do you have?
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fujee wrote:
Mexicola wrote:
EDIT: so happy I've now got Lux Aeterna by Ligeti on vinyl! If only those Arvo Part LP's would drop in price now
Ah didn't know you were into 20th century classical. What other vinyl do you have?
Nowhere near as much as I'd like, certainly very little on the contempory classical side (yet).

Asides from my BOC and Stars of the Lid collection, I've been hoovering up alot of 2nd and 3rd hand vinyl from charity shops etc. Hit a rich vein of Russian vinyl about a year ago - something like 30+ LPs ranging from Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky Korsakov, not to mention some incredible Russian choral LP's which have to be heard to be believed. Bought the lot for £5!!
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Bargain !

I have a few Bartok, Prokofiev and Rachmaninov 2nd hand, Couple Penderecki and Messaien which are gems. The choral music sounds really nice though, vinyl hunting is so much fun.


Have you found you will always, no matter what come across a Glen Miller LP though? It's like the albums were pressed trillions of times for record shop shelves.
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fujee wrote:Have you found you will always, no matter what come across a Glen Miller LP though? It's like the albums were pressed trillions of times for record shop shelves.
Glen Miller
Hank Williams
James Last

RICHARD BLEEDIN CLAYDERMAN!!!

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Haha, so true. Some others I find are always lurking are, Scottish folk music - bagpipes and such and really bad pop from the 80s which isnt even bad it's good, it's just awful ha.
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fujee wrote:Haha, so true. Some others I find are always lurking are, Scottish folk music - bagpipes and such and really bad pop from the 80s which isnt even bad it's good, it's just awful ha.
Half the fun though, surely? I mean, if we wanted 'easy' we'd fire up iCHOONS(innit).

As we have to suffer for our art, so we have to turn away from the Barry Manilow if we're to reap our Henryk Gorecki.
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Got a problem with Barry Manilow Mex?





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fujee wrote:Got a problem with Barry Manilow Mex?





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Nothing a high powered rifle and pressing some cold hard cash into the right palms couldn't rectify :wink:
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Mexicola, a good soundtrack indeed. Own the same vinyl myself, one of the first I ever picked up when I started collecting back in high school.

Anyhoo, new purchase...this new computer that I built myself!! It's not a hardcore crazy stacked system but a definite upgrade for me as I was running a deathly old Dell circa 2004. Specs are
-ASUS M5A78L-M LX motherboard
-AMD Athlon II X4 640 CPU
-1 TB Seagate SATA HDD
-other typical hardware...DVD burner etc

I'm only using the on-board video which is an ATI Radeon 3000HD with a bit over 1GB memory. I will be getting a dedicated PCIe card soon enough. In the meantime tho, this card is more than enough to play new games (and generally badass to me since I haven't been able to play new PC games in years), so I'm back on Steam at long last! Add me if you are down for some gaming, I don't have a whole lot of games but I'd love some recommendations of stuff people play on here..Steam ID is The_Observer. :roll:
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harpoon dodger wrote:Mexicola, a good soundtrack indeed. Own the same vinyl myself, one of the first I ever picked up when I started collecting back in high school.

Anyhoo, new purchase...this new computer that I built myself!! It's not a hardcore crazy stacked system but a definite upgrade for me as I was running a deathly old Dell circa 2004. Specs are
-ASUS M5A78L-M LX motherboard
-AMD Athlon II X4 640 CPU
-1 TB Seagate SATA HDD
-other typical hardware...DVD burner etc

I'm only using the on-board video which is an ATI Radeon 3000HD with a bit over 1GB memory. I will be getting a dedicated PCIe card soon enough. In the meantime tho, this card is more than enough to play new games (and generally badass to me since I haven't been able to play new PC games in years), so I'm back on Steam at long last! Add me if you are down for some gaming, I don't have a whole lot of games but I'd love some recommendations of stuff people play on here..Steam ID is The_Observer. :roll:
i think you'll be able to figure out who i am ;)

EDIT: "i don't have a whole lot of games.."
View: The_Observer's profile. Vew 208 games.

not a whole lot of games, eh?
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Waterbagel wrote:
harpoon dodger wrote:Mexicola, a good soundtrack indeed. Own the same vinyl myself, one of the first I ever picked up when I started collecting back in high school.

Anyhoo, new purchase...this new computer that I built myself!! It's not a hardcore crazy stacked system but a definite upgrade for me as I was running a deathly old Dell circa 2004. Specs are
-ASUS M5A78L-M LX motherboard
-AMD Athlon II X4 640 CPU
-1 TB Seagate SATA HDD
-other typical hardware...DVD burner etc

I'm only using the on-board video which is an ATI Radeon 3000HD with a bit over 1GB memory. I will be getting a dedicated PCIe card soon enough. In the meantime tho, this card is more than enough to play new games (and generally badass to me since I haven't been able to play new PC games in years), so I'm back on Steam at long last! Add me if you are down for some gaming, I don't have a whole lot of games but I'd love some recommendations of stuff people play on here..Steam ID is The_Observer. :roll:
i think you'll be able to figure out who i am ;)

EDIT: "i don't have a whole lot of games.."
View: The_Observer's profile. Vew 208 games.

not a whole lot of games, eh?
Ahaha, don't know where you looked but that's not me. I only have 12..here's a link to my actual profile lol

http://steamcommunity.com/id/the-observer
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Awfully boring, I bought a NAS to save all My music and pictures, RAID1 configured with a 1TB amount of space for all My music created in Cubase and the tons of pictures that I take with My sony

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harpoon dodger wrote:
Waterbagel wrote:
harpoon dodger wrote:Mexicola, a good soundtrack indeed. Own the same vinyl myself, one of the first I ever picked up when I started collecting back in high school.

Anyhoo, new purchase...this new computer that I built myself!! It's not a hardcore crazy stacked system but a definite upgrade for me as I was running a deathly old Dell circa 2004. Specs are
-ASUS M5A78L-M LX motherboard
-AMD Athlon II X4 640 CPU
-1 TB Seagate SATA HDD
-other typical hardware...DVD burner etc

I'm only using the on-board video which is an ATI Radeon 3000HD with a bit over 1GB memory. I will be getting a dedicated PCIe card soon enough. In the meantime tho, this card is more than enough to play new games (and generally badass to me since I haven't been able to play new PC games in years), so I'm back on Steam at long last! Add me if you are down for some gaming, I don't have a whole lot of games but I'd love some recommendations of stuff people play on here..Steam ID is The_Observer. :roll:
i think you'll be able to figure out who i am ;)

EDIT: "i don't have a whole lot of games.."
View: The_Observer's profile. Vew 208 games.

not a whole lot of games, eh?
Ahaha, don't know where you looked but that's not me. I only have 12..here's a link to my actual profile lol

http://steamcommunity.com/id/the-observer
i retract my last statement :)
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Magrathea wrote:Awfully boring, I bought a NAS to save all My music and pictures, RAID1 configured with a 1TB amount of space for all My music created in Cubase and the tons of pictures that I take with My sony

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Yeah but if the horrible does ever happen, that purchase is worth ten times its retail price. Sensible purchase my friend!
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Record store has a huge sale going on, -30% on a lot of great stuff, money begone!

The Long Lost - S/T
Infinite Body - Carve Out The Face Of My God
Sunshine Fix - Age Of The Sun
Stars Of The Lid - Tired Sounds Of Stars Of The Lid
Stars Of The Lid - The Ballasted Orchestra
Coldcut - Let Us Play!
Blockhead - Music By Cavelight
Husky Rescue - Ghost Is Not Real
Jean Michel Jarre - Equinoxe (original french pressing in near mint condition, 10€)

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