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morris - so jealous of your broadcast records (among many others)! Only have one of the extended plays in my collection, really hope they repress the full lengths at some point.
I have a bunch of reggae vinyl that stems from years of djing and radio shows; made an album of some of my favorite cover art from my collection, as the genre usually keeps it weird.
I have a bunch of reggae vinyl that stems from years of djing and radio shows; made an album of some of my favorite cover art from my collection, as the genre usually keeps it weird.
^nice
love the James White album
Some awesome collections here, will try get some phots up of mine.
I love my personal library,
it covers from early jungle (93-94) through to the first 25 Metalheadz releases, all the early photek and Source Direct biz, through to techstep classics.
Got a lot of techno and house and a hell of a lot of experimental weirdness.
A decent collection of soul funk and boogie.
Then the treasured area of old warp, original's of afx, boards, autechre, early warp singles etc etc.
Been buying since i was 18, am now 22. Would have hundreds of records, it scares me to think its only been 4 years of buying
I think i am addicted to buying records
love the James White album
Some awesome collections here, will try get some phots up of mine.
I love my personal library,
it covers from early jungle (93-94) through to the first 25 Metalheadz releases, all the early photek and Source Direct biz, through to techstep classics.
Got a lot of techno and house and a hell of a lot of experimental weirdness.
A decent collection of soul funk and boogie.
Then the treasured area of old warp, original's of afx, boards, autechre, early warp singles etc etc.
Been buying since i was 18, am now 22. Would have hundreds of records, it scares me to think its only been 4 years of buying
I think i am addicted to buying records
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Now here's a man after my own heart (see my post further back in this thread). That's the golden eraSun Drugs wrote:early jungle (93-94) through to the first 25 Metalheadz releases, all the early photek and Source Direct biz, through to techstep classics.
@Noby: Nice, James White is fucking ace, as are Swell Maps, man you've got a load of really great LP's there. Good stuff.
Betterthanyourkids: pretty top class little collection there by the way.
Sun Drugs: Thanks! Very nice collection there as well, I'm way jealous. Same stuff I'm collecting too, just so damn hard to find especially when I haven't gotten into buying stuff from discogs or ebay yet. Living in this backwater city at a backwater country doesn't help.
WeHadNormality: You too brah.
This one I forgot yesterday.. the Far East Broadcast is I guess a fairly unknown record but something I'd recommend to a lot of people here.

Sun Drugs: Thanks! Very nice collection there as well, I'm way jealous. Same stuff I'm collecting too, just so damn hard to find especially when I haven't gotten into buying stuff from discogs or ebay yet. Living in this backwater city at a backwater country doesn't help.
WeHadNormality: You too brah.
This one I forgot yesterday.. the Far East Broadcast is I guess a fairly unknown record but something I'd recommend to a lot of people here.

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These are some of my Luke Vibert records. I like Vibert LOTS!
Vibert releases:

Plug, Amen Andrews and Spac Hand Luke releases:

and last but not least, Wagon Christ releases:

Still got a few more knocking around here somewhere like the Kerrier District's, Nuggets Vol.1 and various singles, remixes, compilations and collaborations. I'll post them up when I get around to it.
Vibert releases:

Plug, Amen Andrews and Spac Hand Luke releases:

and last but not least, Wagon Christ releases:

Still got a few more knocking around here somewhere like the Kerrier District's, Nuggets Vol.1 and various singles, remixes, compilations and collaborations. I'll post them up when I get around to it.
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Also, ONTHE88's post of OPN's Replica reminded me I have this:

I've had a look on Discogs but not sure which version it is. I think it might be one of the test pressings maybe? Does anyone else know? All hand printed graphics on sleeve and vinyl and nice freebees too.
EDIT: I messaged Mexican Summer and they confirmed this indeed is a test pressing. I got one because I pre-ordered so early. Nice.

I've had a look on Discogs but not sure which version it is. I think it might be one of the test pressings maybe? Does anyone else know? All hand printed graphics on sleeve and vinyl and nice freebees too.
EDIT: I messaged Mexican Summer and they confirmed this indeed is a test pressing. I got one because I pre-ordered so early. Nice.
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Thanks man. The early stuff is great but I pretty much love all of Vibert's stuff tbf. Especially the acid and d&b. His Plug stuff is probably my favorite. Love it.noby wrote:Now that's a collection! I very much like his early stuff as well, up until around Drum'n'Bass For Papa.
I concur. You've got a great selection Noby. I want those Klaus Schulze Irrlicht and Miles Davis Get Up with It LP's. 70s Miles is amazing.harpoon dodger wrote:Noby, you have a great collection man! Jealous of Eno's Music for Films, mum, Slint's Spiderland, and Aphex...and the Twin Peaks soundtrack!! I have that on CD, would love the vinyl of it. Angelo Badalamenti is an amazing composer.
I picked that Twin Peaks LP up for 25p a couple of months ago. JOY!
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These are all records by J Saul Kane as Depth Charge (on his label DC recordings) and as The Octagon Man and Sem (on another of his labels; Electron Industries). I've included the Red Snapper Mooking remix 12" because the Depth Charge remix of Son Of Mook is amazing.

and these are all DC Recordings releases. Love the artwork for DC stuff.

and here are a few random Krautrock LP's.

The Neu! boxset is a beast. Got a t-shirt with this too.


and these are all DC Recordings releases. Love the artwork for DC stuff.

and here are a few random Krautrock LP's.

The Neu! boxset is a beast. Got a t-shirt with this too.

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Sweet bro! That's an awesome score. REALLY want to pre order R Plus Seven, but the Bleep pre order support thread has me pretty frightened. So glad I grabbed TH through a local shop.WeHadNormality wrote:Also, ONTHE88's post of OPN's Replica reminded me I have this:
I've had a look on Discogs but not sure which version it is. I think it might be one of the test pressings maybe? Does anyone else know? All hand printed graphics on sleeve and vinyl and nice freebees too.
EDIT: I messaged Mexican Summer and they confirmed this indeed is a test pressing. I got one because I pre-ordered so early. Nice.
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Yeah, pretty chuffed about it, nice surpriseONTHE88 wrote:Sweet bro! That's an awesome score. REALLY want to pre order R Plus Seven, but the Bleep pre order support thread has me pretty frightened. So glad I grabbed TH through a local shop.
As for bleep, yeah it's bad they've f**ked up with the TH pre-orders but I guess it's due to such high demand, beyond what they were expecting. No.3 in the album charts says it all really.
Not sure what they're like delivering outside the U.K (I'm U.K.) but I've been ordering off bleep for years and I've never had an issue with any order at all. They've been consistently on time, usually early tbf, my TH CD, LP and 2x t-shirts all arrived 2 days early and I've only had one LP show up damaged in the past, which they promptly replaced with no extra cost when I emailed them. I can't see OPN's new album having anywhere near as much hype or demand as TH so I think it'll be safe to order through bleep. I will be.
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Ok I will get motivated and take some photos for the forums. You twisted my arm!Morris wrote: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.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.
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