this one!
Eric Clapton, Slowhand
Sainsburys. £14 (or was it £16?) sounds pretty good, gatefold cover and with the hole stamped in the centre of the record unlike several I’ve bought recently from HMV and elsewhere.
Latest haul - Earth are replacements, Stills-Young Band because I love “Fontainblue”, and The Slits cos I never had this album back then…
And playing:
What with my recent Poundland foray and a bumper number of charity shops in Keynsham, vinyl has had a boost as well
The untitled cover with the statue is one of the complete set of When Dalliance Was In Flower, all at 49p each. Recordings of risque Elizabethan songs, sounding a little strange sung in a voice sounding a bit like Burl Ives
Max Romeo & The Upsetters - War ina Babylon. Uk First Press.
Marvellous.
Nathan Milstein’s 1957 mono recordings on Capitol Records of the Bach Solo Sonatas and Partitas for Violin, just reissued by Analogphonic. I already have the recently reissued stereo versions from the 70s on Philips, reissued earlier this summer by DG Classics.
Both are wonderful, and different. Need some more time listening to decide which I like better.
Peter Gabriel ‘Melt’ and ‘Security’
Both second hand and in shockingly dirty condition so I’m listening to ‘melt’ while I clean them. Hopefully they’re OK under all the filth!
@StephenPacker - I thought this wasn’t released until 27th September? Have you actually had your copy yet, or just pre-ordered?
Indeed, Kev. I pre-ordered mine through Music Glue with 26/09/19 as dispatch date.
Just pre-ordered. But since I’ve paid for it… it’s sort of the last I’d bought!
Well… Melt is fine.
Security has something suspicious on it.
I think I’ll play it on my second deck first before I plough the Kontrapunkt through it!
Or maybe have another go at cleaning, first spot cleaning with a solvent…
LP (Laura Pergolizzi) - Heart To Mouth (orange vinyl).
Bought after a very disappointing visit to a record fair this morning (four or five stalls down on the usual number, the absentees usually the best vendors), so I popped into HMV rather than head home empty handed, deciding that a shiny new disc was the correct and appropriate therapy!