You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)

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I just bought two new records.

Papercuts - Mockingbird Deluxe LP
310 - The Dirty Rope LP

For anyone here who hasn't, definitely give The Dirty Rope a listen. It definitely has a BoC vibe to it.
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This beast:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0520 ... 00_s00_i00

Knee deep in art theory *meltdown*
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A truckload of food from the farmer's Market in Newcastle...

Sausages
Stottie
Pease pudding
Salted caramel chocolate
Pistachio brittle
A few real ales
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Choice. Ass. Record.
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mmmmmmmmm lucy.
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MacBook Pro
Prosesor 2.9 Intel Core i7
8 GB 1600 MHz DDR 3
Intel HD Graphics 4000 512 MB
1TB HD

iPhone 5 64 GB
4G LTS

Protetive case for laptop.

Cover and screen protector for iPhone 5.

This Japanese keyboard on the MacBook is getting some used to. At least its lit up!
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hexagon son wrote:MacBook Pro
Prosesor 2.9 Intel Core i7
8 GB 1600 MHz DDR 3
Intel HD Graphics 4000 512 MB
1TB HD

iPhone 5 64 GB
4G LTS

Protetive case for laptop.

Cover and screen protector for iPhone 5.

This Japanese keyboard on the MacBook is getting some used to. At least its lit up!
I imagine a Japanese keyboard would be a bit of a shift, do you have to keep hitting some sort of function key to change the dakuten?
You're gonna carry that weight.
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Went bowling.
2 frozen pizzas.
Butter.
A case for my HTC Raider.
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OverTheHorizonRadar wrote:
hexagon son wrote:MacBook Pro
Prosesor 2.9 Intel Core i7
8 GB 1600 MHz DDR 3
Intel HD Graphics 4000 512 MB
1TB HD

iPhone 5 64 GB
4G LTS

Protetive case for laptop.

Cover and screen protector for iPhone 5.

This Japanese keyboard on the MacBook is getting some used to. At least its lit up!
I imagine a Japanese keyboard would be a bit of a shift, do you have to keep hitting some sort of function key to change the dakuten?
No, you can configure that in the set-up. I use a Japanese Windows PC at work, but yeah, it takes a little longer to type things and find symbols that you want. I spent 6 years using a Canadian keyboard layout on my last MacBook (RIP :cry: ).
OSX Lion won't support PowerPC apps so my Abelton 5 Live is now worthless.
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Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.

Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
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-Bibio: Fi (CD) *I want this on vinyl so bad, but it’s like 70 bucks, used.
-Will Oldham: Joya (LP)
-Palace Brothers: Days In The Wake (LP)
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Tempted to buy this shirt, and i would never pay £35 for a shirt but i just might...

http://www.very.co.uk/goodsouls-mens-co ... 2fb%2f2008
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A_Northern_Soul wrote:A truckload of food from the farmer's Market in Newcastle...
Stottie
Pease pudding
I love it when you talk dirty :wink:
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Slow down...
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Guido wrote:MS-DOS 6.22 :D
Box and book? lol I would like to see...
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2kg's of graphite powder.

Shit's gonna get seriously dense
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Mexicola, the pease pudding was IMMENSE -hadn't had any for years.

Beers were from Wylam Brewery - highly recommended.
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A_Northern_Soul wrote:Mexicola, the pease pudding was IMMENSE -hadn't had any for years.

Beers were from Wylam Brewery - highly recommended.
Made me own pease pudding a few months ago. It's amazing warm! Who knew?!?
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Funnily enough, I've never had it warm but I brought some back for the in-laws as a taste of the north east and they warmed it through to have with gammon steaks. Said it was ace.

From now on any time my family come to visit, they'll be under strict orders to bring pease pudding.
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Mint copy of Twoism on vinyl. 35 quid aint bad :D
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fujee wrote:Mint copy of Twoism on vinyl. 35 quid aint bad :D
Nice!


I just bought some water. The tap water here tastes terrible.
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