Ishmael wrote:Looks like you've moved on from boring Chicago noise-rock to boring Chicago "experimental." Congrats on the evolution.

Wow, who knew the desk staff from Kim's posted here?

I picked up a lot of new stuff this month, unfortunately my funds are now tapped out. Here's what I picked up this month:

THE DICKIES-The Incredible Shrinking Dickies LP (yellow vinyl)
THE COSMIC JOKERS-S/T CD((used a gift card, so technically didn't buy)
FIRE AND ICE-Hollow Ways CD
V/A-FORSETI LEBT CD

These are on the way:

LES JOYAUX DE LA PRINCESSE-Aux Volontaires Croix De Sang CD
GURU GURU-UFO CD
DEATH IN JUNE-The Corn Years CD
FIRE AND ICE-Midwinter Fires
VIDNA OBMANA-Ending Mirage

John George Peppers wrote:

caix wrote:I've been buying vinyl for most things I already own on CD or MP3. Call me crazy.

Your crazy. Starting a vinyl collection makes about as much sense as picking up a coke habit.

Hey, what can I get into that:
-I'll think about all the time
-Search for when I can't find it what I want
-Spend a lot of money on.


Cocaine or Vinyl: no difference. You've gone down a terrible road my friends. A long and terrible road.

I don't buy one everyday. Sometimes I go months without buying a record. I can stop anytime I want to.



After I have everything I could ever like on vinyl.

El Protoolio wrote:

John George Peppers wrote:

caix wrote:I've been buying vinyl for most things I already own on CD or MP3. Call me crazy.

Your crazy. Starting a vinyl collection makes about as much sense as picking up a coke habit.

Hey, what can I get into that:
-I'll think about all the time
-Search for when I can't find it what I want
-Spend a lot of money on.


Cocaine or Vinyl: no difference. You've gone down a terrible road my friends. A long and terrible road.

I don't buy one everyday. Sometimes I go months without buying a record. I can stop anytime I want to.



After I have everything I could ever like on vinyl.

A product of post-millenium download mayhem, I've walked a similar vinyl laden path.

If I bought it on Mp3 or CD, unless I really really really love the album, I leave it on the format in which it was bought.

It is a waste of money and a vanity issue in my eyes to re-buy something on vinyl. If you really want to have a nice vinyl collection, discipline yourself to make all your "new" music purchases on wax instead of CDs or tapes or mp3s. If you're already buying a lot of music, you should have a decent stack in no time.

Steve V. wrote:A product of post-millenium download mayhem, I've walked a similar vinyl laden path.

If I bought it on Mp3 or CD, unless I really really really love the album, I leave it on the format in which it was bought.

It is a waste of money and a vanity issue in my eyes to re-buy something on vinyl. If you really want to have a nice vinyl collection, discipline yourself to make all your "new" music purchases on wax instead of CDs or tapes or mp3s. If you're already buying a lot of music, you should have a decent stack in no time.

I'm not rebuying anything doude, I've always bought it in that format. I never even had a CD player until 2000 and all of the CD's I have are either given to me our bought in used stores when they don't put it on LP. I have a large mp3 collection and some things I have in that format that I got for free I have bought on vinyl when I saw it because I want to make damn sure I don't lose it. Computers are fuck ups waiting to be installed.

You're what? 19? And you're telling me how to budget my music buying? I've been buying music since the 80's and in the 80's all I had to play it on was my Dad's turntable. It never occured to me to buy CD's until I was long out of college and even then it was out of necessity.

This is not vanity, this is fandom.

This week I managed to score a vinyl copy of Scott Walker's The Drift for an absurdly cheap price. It was total happenstance.

i stole the new shellac album.

caix wrote:I've been buying vinyl for most things I already own on CD or MP3. Call me crazy.

Most of the records I listed are albums I already have on CD. I finally got a decent turntable about a year ago and have been slowly but surely converting all my CDs to vinyl.

You crazy.

Steve V. wrote:

El Protoolio wrote:

John George Peppers wrote:

caix wrote:I've been buying vinyl for most things I already own on CD or MP3. Call me crazy.

Your crazy. Starting a vinyl collection makes about as much sense as picking up a coke habit.

Hey, what can I get into that:
-I'll think about all the time
-Search for when I can't find it what I want
-Spend a lot of money on.


Cocaine or Vinyl: no difference. You've gone down a terrible road my friends. A long and terrible road.

I don't buy one everyday. Sometimes I go months without buying a record. I can stop anytime I want to.



After I have everything I could ever like on vinyl.

A product of post-millenium download mayhem, I've walked a similar vinyl laden path.

If I bought it on Mp3 or CD, unless I really really really love the album, I leave it on the format in which it was bought.

It is a waste of money and a vanity issue in my eyes to re-buy something on vinyl. If you really want to have a nice vinyl collection, discipline yourself to make all your "new" music purchases on wax instead of CDs or tapes or mp3s. If you're already buying a lot of music, you should have a decent stack in no time.

Before I started buying stuff I already have on CD on vinyl I had a decent stack of probably 200 records. Then I got a decent turntable and decided if I'm going to have a thousand bucks into a table, I should use it. So now all new purchases are vinyl (if available) and when I can find decent used copies of stuff I have on CD, I buy it and ebay the CD.

It has nothing to do with being vain.

la otracina - tonal ellipse of the one (cd)
tom carter - glyph (cd)
leannan sith - in search of (cd-r)
zelienople - stone academy (cd)
zelienople - stone academy (lp)
with throats as fine as needles - s/t (cd)
grouper - cover the windows and walls (lp)
tarentel - home ruckus: double-sided air (7")
american analog set - the fun of watching fireworks (lp)
silkworm - his absence is a blessing (lp)
beaulah - when your heartstrings break (lp)

i think there were a few more in there...

El Protoolio wrote:

Steve V. wrote:A product of post-millenium download mayhem, I've walked a similar vinyl laden path.

If I bought it on Mp3 or CD, unless I really really really love the album, I leave it on the format in which it was bought.

It is a waste of money and a vanity issue in my eyes to re-buy something on vinyl. If you really want to have a nice vinyl collection, discipline yourself to make all your "new" music purchases on wax instead of CDs or tapes or mp3s. If you're already buying a lot of music, you should have a decent stack in no time.

I'm not rebuying anything doude, I've always bought it in that format. I never even had a CD player until 2000 and all of the CD's I have are either given to me our bought in used stores when they don't put it on LP. I have a large mp3 collection and some things I have in that format that I got for free I have bought on vinyl when I saw it because I want to make damn sure I don't lose it. Computers are fuck ups waiting to be installed.

You're what? 19? And you're telling me how to budget my music buying? I've been buying music since the 80's and in the 80's all I had to play it on was my Dad's turntable. It never occured to me to buy CD's until I was long out of college and even then it was out of necessity.

This is not vanity, this is fandom.

Fucking Christ. I was responding to the idea of rebuying music on vinyl. Not in particular to you. If it was particular to you, I would've prefaced my comment with "To you El Protoolio."


(I'm of course, kidding)