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I spot Radiohead and Godspeed You! Black Emperor.
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yep, I would buy amnesiac but all the BoC releases coming up are my number 1 priority
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Here they are. My beauties. :D

Tall vinyl rack to the left of the turntables is nearly all 93-98 jungle/drum&bass (Metalheadz, Moving Shadow, V, No U-Turn, etc.), under the turntables is mostly electronica stuff like Rephlex, Warp, Planet Mu (nearly all of those bar a few recent footwork/juke releases), pretty much every Luke Vibert record ever released (fanatic), Si Begg, and loads of other similar stuff.

I also collect a lot of Ninja Tune, Mo Wax, Skam, Stones Throw, Fuel Recordings, Constellation, early 90's Hardcore, Krautrock, Radiophonic, 60/70's Soundtrack stuff (about 8 copies of the 2001: A Space Odyssey soundtrack in various forms) and tons of other stuff. Lot's of hip hop, jazz, heavy stuff, Industrial, drone, techno, acid house, experimental, funk, blah blah blah
Anything and everything really.

CD stuff is much of the same but more hip hop and jazz really.

I recently sold about 2500 records and will probably be selling another 200-500 once i've whittled them down a bit. Got lots of electro, house, breaks and early dubstep I don't really listen to anymore. Mostly stuff I've bought over the years for playing out.

This is my life. :D
I spy a Drukqs vinyl album! So jealous ;-;
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all the albums i paid for myself. The rest were all ones i took from my parent's collection.
Ranging from Radiohead to Aphex Twin to Skrillex... quite a wide taste! And a good taste, too ;)
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Here is a shot of my collection, taken today. Of course, moments after I took this pic, I checked my mail to find my vinyl of Tomorrow's Harvest..it would have been in here otherwise. Also pictured is my stereo system...enjoy....

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I only recently got into vinyl, so my collection is only about forty or so records in the measly crate :(
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As I've lost the vinyl contest, I'll instead share something completely unique in my setup - These wild fucking speakers:
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The shot showing both sides of my speakers isn't uploading for whatever reason, so you only get to see my right channel
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I picked these out of this dudes barn. Near as I can tell they're homebrew, with Marantz drivers and EV horn tweeters. There's 12" woofers on the rear of each pyramid. Next to them, my comparatively lame Technics speakers (because why not have more speakers, right?)
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harpoon dodger wrote:Here is a shot of my collection, taken today. Of course, moments after I took this pic, I checked my mail to find my vinyl of Tomorrow's Harvest..it would have been in here otherwise. Also pictured is my stereo system...enjoy....

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I'm super jealous of your Eno!
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Amo Bishop Roden wrote:I'm super jealous of your Eno!
Lol! I could barely believe it when I found them myself. The Ambient series has been a personal favourite for nearly a decade..the shop also had Ambient 3 (which I regret not buying now, though it's my least favourite release) and had just sold Ambient 4 a day or two before I got there. :roll:

Also, those pyramid-like speakers are out of this world!! Love 'em 8)
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I want Eno too, gimme!

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Newest additions and some that I forgot last time from my 90s collection... well, almost as I thought the Fauna Flash album was from '99 or so. All original pressings too (except for Twoism of course). I don't have enough room anymore to fit them all into frame :X. I guess I should take one with 2000s stuff as well. Feel free to ask questions etc.

E: Damn, Château Flight is from 2000 as well.
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harpoon dodger wrote:
Amo Bishop Roden wrote:I'm super jealous of your Eno!
Lol! I could barely believe it when I found them myself. The Ambient series has been a personal favourite for nearly a decade..the shop also had Ambient 3 (which I regret not buying now, though it's my least favourite release) and had just sold Ambient 4 a day or two before I got there. :roll:

Also, those pyramid-like speakers are out of this world!! Love 'em 8)
My favorite shop had Ambient 3 in this winter, but I don't really like that one so I passed on it. To find 2 or 4 would have been insane, and to find Ambient 1... I think I would have had a heart attack on the spot, haha
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noby wrote:I want Eno too, gimme!

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Newest additions and some that I forgot last time from my 90s collection... well, almost as I thought the Fauna Flash album was from '99 or so. All original pressings too (except for Twoism of course). I don't have enough room anymore to fit them all into frame :X. I guess I should take one with 2000s stuff as well. Feel free to ask questions etc.

E: Damn, Château Flight is from 2000 as well.
Nice FSOL collection 8)
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Amo Bishop Roden wrote:My favorite shop had Ambient 3 in this winter, but I don't really like that one so I passed on it. To find 2 or 4 would have been insane, and to find Ambient 1... I think I would have had a heart attack on the spot, haha
My local store couple years back had original Music For Films (10€) and Ambient 1 (20€). I wasn't too much into Eno back then so I just got Music For Films because it was cheaper... Haven't run into another Ambient 1 since then.
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Amo Bishop Roden wrote:Nice FSOL collection 8)
Heh thanks. There's also Dead Cities on the first page, and I also have Accelerator but it's the 2009 reissue so not included there. Looking for an original.
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noby wrote:
Amo Bishop Roden wrote:My favorite shop had Ambient 3 in this winter, but I don't really like that one so I passed on it. To find 2 or 4 would have been insane, and to find Ambient 1... I think I would have had a heart attack on the spot, haha
My local store couple years back had original Music For Films (10€) and Ambient 1 (20€). I wasn't too much into Eno back then so I just got Music For Films because it was cheaper... Haven't run into another Ambient 1 since then.
Would LOVE Music for Films! Any of the series..and yes, Ambient 1, sooo sublime. It was only $20, as well as #2 and they're both used, but in superb shape.
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I'm probably too lazy to take pictures, but I have about 10-12 crates worth. Some really strange vinyl that I have found over the years. I have many of the usual suspects such as Aphex, Autechre, etc. - but my most treasured vinyl are the super weird ones.

I found this old record from the Railroad Company that wasn't even pressed for public sale. It was only for industry workers. It tells all of these crazy stories about how these guys sacrificed and lost their lives working for the railroad. It's really cool. When I play live, I run it through my Kaoss pad and put all sorts of effects on it, mixing the railroad songs with other material. It always trips people out.
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Morris wrote:Welcome to my world.

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Beautiful collection! Can I ask where you get your records from? I also am an Iowan, and the store here in Des Moines is ZZZ records.
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Betterthanyourkids wrote:
Morris wrote:Welcome to my world.

Beautiful collection! Can I ask where you get your records from? I also am an Iowan, and the store here in Des Moines is ZZZ records.
Thanks!

I primarily get my records online (eBay, Discogs, Musicstack) or through contacts from other message boards. It's hard to find the music I am interested in around here. You never see Cuban, African or Brazilian music in Iowa, so those releases are always from the internet.

Record Collector in Iowa City used to be my main spot, but I don't make it down that way as often as I used to. They usually have a nice selection of new releases, but not always what I am looking for. I just talked to a worker there who says they are going to possibly carry more Warp releases! They used to have an amazing IDM section 8-10 years ago.

I'm definitely into record digging, so I usually comb Craigslist for record listings, look in the newspaper for garage sales, etc. Sometimes I make house calls. Half Price Books is great too.

I always come up real nicely at the Half Price Books in West Des Moines. Sometimes Red Rooster in DM as well. But, I don't make it to DM as much as I'd like to these days.

I guess it depends what you're looking for. Iowa kind of sucks for old records, but there is still plenty to be had if you know where to look or watch for Craigslist postings.

I have a lot of records I am getting rid of, if there is any type of music you're looking for, feel free to PM me.
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earthportal wrote:I'm probably too lazy to take pictures, but I have about 10-12 crates worth. Some really strange vinyl that I have found over the years. I have many of the usual suspects such as Aphex, Autechre, etc. - but my most treasured vinyl are the super weird ones.

I found this old record from the Railroad Company that wasn't even pressed for public sale. It was only for industry workers. It tells all of these crazy stories about how these guys sacrificed and lost their lives working for the railroad. It's really cool. When I play live, I run it through my Kaoss pad and put all sorts of effects on it, mixing the railroad songs with other material. It always trips people out.
Please post this stuff up. I love oddball releases. I look for a lot of Iowa-based records and one that I have pictured above titled "Iowa Ear Music" is this crazy free-jazz/electronic/avant garde album recorded by professors and students at the University of Iowa. So awesome.
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^^ I second that motion, love vinyl weirdness! 8)
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harpoon dodger wrote:^^ I second that motion, love vinyl weirdness! 8)
I'll be sure to post some of my oddball stuff soon too.
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