What Are You Listening To?

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Acid Bath - When the kite string Pops on vinyl
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Found this in the dollar vinyl section.
Cover beat. LP maybe. Gave it a quick clean up. Not bad at all.
Promo copy of Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - What's Next
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gce

LP...

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I'll join ya on CD.

gce wrote: »

LP...

voltz

Alan Parsons Project * The Turn of a Friendly Card *

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from the dollar vinyl section
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oldrocker

Wife said how about that Scorpions cd again... I complied just fine

dromunds

Going to see King Crimson Version VIII next month. Playing Mark Knopfler's Shangi-La SACD for the third time in a row. Donnegan's Gone, Back To Tupelo, might be a Knopfler night. Just got the Infinity RS-IIIb's going good.

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Status Quo - Rockin' All Over the World from the dollar vinyl section
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Mikey081057

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Pat Travers - Radio Active from the dollar section
- Has the messages "Ball and Chain" and "Stop LP graffitti" in the runout grooves
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Mikey081057

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tangerine dream - Cyclone
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Jhayman

Jhayman

Loved Tangerine Dream since the first time I heard them many many years ago..
Love the Miracle Mile score,and The Keep score, I have most of their works on CD, and about 5 vinyl

rednedtugent wrote: »

tangerine dream - Cyclone
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lunazul

Monte Montgomery 1st & Repair

Dennis Gardner

Joni Mitchell - Mingus LP on my new to me Thorens TD 318......nice spinner.

dromunds

Vinyl

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Moody Blues - Early Blues on dollar vinyl of course
- Near as I can tell it has all but 2 songs of "The Magnificent Moodies"
- and 19 of 25 songs of Repertoire's "Magnificent Moodies"

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on dollar vinyl
- Joe Walsh on slide, Chris Hillman, Joe Lala, ect
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Joe Vitale "Roller Coaster Weekend" on dollar vinyl

Jhayman

Jhayman

Mikey081057

Lotsa Tangerine Dream.... No vitamin C deficiencies at CP!

No I gotta go digging in the Old Vinyl!

Mikey081057

Jhayman wrote: »

Ha.... I have that same little bubble level by my TT...

voltz

The Cars * The Cars * Vinyl

pumpkinman

Morgen ~ This a modern reissue I picked a while back. SQ is good and yes I know so many albums from this era are just OK SQ wise. I don't buy 60's LP's hoping they'll sound great I buy them because I "really" love the music.

"MORGEN - MORGEN" (PSYCHEDELIC GARAGE PUNK US 1969)

"Steve Morgen" (vocals, lead guitar), "Barry Stock" (rhythm guitar), "Rennie Genossa" (bass guitar), "Bob Maiman" (drums) originally hailed from Long Island, New York.
Morgen was signed by "ABC Records"'s short-lived "Probe Records" subsidiary, for their 1969 debut Morgen (CPLP 4507 S).

Morgen's album had the same Punk vein like "The Koala - The Koala (GARAGE PSYCHEDELIC PUNK US 1969)" and "The Lollipop Shoppe - Just Colour (GARAGE PSYCHEDELIC PUNK US 1968)".

And, the songwriting and FUZZ guitar are absolutely TOP of the heap.Even before dropping needle on groove, the stark black-and-white sleeve features a monochrome reproduction of "Edvard Munch"'s "The Scream" in contrast to the multicolored hues so prevalent then, and a single word, "Morgen" which is at once the artist's name, the album's title, and the German word for 'tomorrow' makes an immediate statement.

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I get a buzz outta finding '60 Psych
Buzz Buzz Buzzzzzz Vol. 1 on redbook CD

pumpkinman

Haymarket Square ~ Magic Lantern
This another re-issue LP

Haymarket Square was a Chicago-based psychedelic rock band in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Their album, Magic Lantern, released in 1968, was a major hit, and is well considered by fans of psychedelic rock music even today. The music of the album was used to accompany the Baron and Bailey Light Circus at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

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Shine on Brightly Procol Harum