Read 'A sheath...' and thought you'd gone Accidental-Partridge on us.A_Northern_Soul wrote:A sheath for my frankly terrifying new kitchen knife.
You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
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Re: You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
Some Vinyl;
Pink Floyd- The Wall
Zero 7 - Simple Things
A Tribe Called Quest - Midnight Marauders
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
The Album Leaf - In A Safe Place
I've been buying vinyl for a bit over a year now, it's an expensive hobby but i love it, nearing 80 records now. I need more!
Pink Floyd- The Wall
Zero 7 - Simple Things
A Tribe Called Quest - Midnight Marauders
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
The Album Leaf - In A Safe Place
I've been buying vinyl for a bit over a year now, it's an expensive hobby but i love it, nearing 80 records now. I need more!
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I dread to think what I've spent on records and hi-fi equipment over the years. Discogs tells me the average value of my collection is £45,000 and that's not with everything catalogued. Hobbies are financial black holes.portiss wrote:Some Vinyl;
I've been buying vinyl for a bit over a year now, it's an expensive hobby but i love it, nearing 80 records now. I need more!
Still, all good fun and music has never sounded better... which in itself a nightmare as you hear things elsewhere and sometimes cannot stand how shit it sounds.
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Re: You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
Mexicola wrote:Read 'A sheath...' and thought you'd gone Accidental-Partridge on us.A_Northern_Soul wrote:A sheath for my frankly terrifying new kitchen knife.
Ha ha! One is to protect against injury and accident from a dangerous weapon, and the other...
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Mark Fisher was a great writer. I just picked up Capitalist Realism the other day and damn if it doesn't resonate with me.jcnporter wrote:Some light reading for over the winter -
Post Capitalist Desire - Mark Fisher, The Final Lectures
Cruel Britannia - A Secret History of Torture by Ian Cobain
The History Thieves - Secrets, Lies and the Shaping of a Modern Nation by Ian Cobain
Culture and Society by Raymond Williams
Utopia or Oblivion : The Prospects for Humanity by R. Buckminster Fuller
Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth by R. Buckminster Fuller
GB84 by David Peace
Re: You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
Capitalist Realism just perfectly articulated stuff I was thinking about around that time. Ghosts of my Life did as well, it's really worth checking out.SamuraiDrifter wrote:Mark Fisher was a great writer. I just picked up Capitalist Realism the other day and damn if it doesn't resonate with me.jcnporter wrote:Some light reading for over the winter -
Post Capitalist Desire - Mark Fisher, The Final Lectures
Cruel Britannia - A Secret History of Torture by Ian Cobain
The History Thieves - Secrets, Lies and the Shaping of a Modern Nation by Ian Cobain
Culture and Society by Raymond Williams
Utopia or Oblivion : The Prospects for Humanity by R. Buckminster Fuller
Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth by R. Buckminster Fuller
GB84 by David Peace
Such a loss, I'd loved to have heard him develop his Acid Communism stuff about the future for the political Left (unfortunately it's looking like his optimism about a Left resurgence was misplaced, but we'll see I guess) and his thoughts about the last few years.
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Re: You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
I just bought Jon Hopkins' Immunity, and I'm waiting on a discogs order for Burial's Rival Dealer. In fact, it's taking an awful long time to arrive, but the seller has 100% rating, so I'm still hopeful...
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Because who wouldn't want to play around with an old school 70s-style BigMuff Pi of an evening?
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^ nice!
I got one a few years back. Mine's a little different; bulky silver fucker, not sure what the difference is. Lovely sound on it though!
I got one a few years back. Mine's a little different; bulky silver fucker, not sure what the difference is. Lovely sound on it though!
Re: You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
Sounds like you have either an original or Ram's Head? Both are meant to be lovely. This one here is the tone wicker version. The wicker adds a bit more top end if you want it while bypassing the Tone control gives you proper lo-fi muff goodness. Just took mine for a spin and oh me oh my, it's bliss. Soundgarden tones made effortless. An utter beast. Love it.
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This has been a really interesting read! It also came with these flimsy transparent vinyl records that still sound good 40+ years later.
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PerniciousKnid wrote:
This has been a really interesting read! It also came with these flimsy transparent vinyl records that still sound good 40+ years later.
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Wow, that looks fantastic
Re: You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
Some more 2nd hand vinyl on discogs;
Yasume - Where We're From The Birds Sing A Pretty Song
The Gentleman Losers - Make We Here Our Camp of Winter
Hidden Rivers - Where Moss Grows
Really discovering discogs now, it's a pretty fun but expensive hobby haha.
Yasume - Where We're From The Birds Sing A Pretty Song
The Gentleman Losers - Make We Here Our Camp of Winter
Hidden Rivers - Where Moss Grows
Really discovering discogs now, it's a pretty fun but expensive hobby haha.
Respect to the man in the ice cream van
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Oh lord - I just signed up a few weeks ago to look for something* in particular, just idly browsing.... and now I get a notification whenever a copy becomes available and my fingers twitch despite not currently having a record player set up.portiss wrote:Some more 2nd hand vinyl on discogs;
Yasume - Where We're From The Birds Sing A Pretty Song
The Gentleman Losers - Make We Here Our Camp of Winter
Hidden Rivers - Where Moss Grows
Really discovering discogs now, it's a pretty fun but expensive hobby haha.
(* - the Spiritualized Come Together 12" with this Two Lone Swordsmen remix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84sBbGdo_98 and this dubbed out Death in Vegas remix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuKIl9AzGQc .)
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I bought myself a new book yesterday.
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I recently bought myself a calibration cassette and spare parts for my Technics deck, exciting stuff really, stuff that keeps you awake at night
Re: You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
That Death In Vegas remix is not the same as the YouTube link. Their second remix “Dub Together” is a mashup of Prince Jammy v King Tubby & Spiritualized released a few years later on their label Drone. Coincidentally the links posted are from an old YouTube channel of mineA_Northern_Soul wrote:Oh lord - I just signed up a few weeks ago to look for something* in particular, just idly browsing.... and now I get a notification whenever a copy becomes available and my fingers twitch despite not currently having a record player set up.portiss wrote:Some more 2nd hand vinyl on discogs;
Yasume - Where We're From The Birds Sing A Pretty Song
The Gentleman Losers - Make We Here Our Camp of Winter
Hidden Rivers - Where Moss Grows
Really discovering discogs now, it's a pretty fun but expensive hobby haha.
(* - the Spiritualized Come Together 12" with this Two Lone Swordsmen remix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84sBbGdo_98 and this dubbed out Death in Vegas remix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuKIl9AzGQc .)

