Arcwelder : Pull
Shellac : Excellent Italian Greyhound
Blame Game : Honey and Salt
Pissed Jeans : Hope For Men
Shannon Wright : Let in the Light
The Minutemen : Buzz or Howl Under the Influence of Heat
The Fall : Hex Enduction Hour/Live at the Witch Trials

I've haven't bought this many LPs in two-weeks span in a very long time:
Broadcast - Future Crayon
The Ponys - Celebration
New Year - Newness Ends
OCS - 3
Shellac - Excellent Italian Greyhound
Czukay/Dammers - Canaxis
Cluster & Eno - S/T
Jack O. & the Tearjerkers - Don't Throw Your Love Away
Jack-O - ...Is the Flipside Kid
Soft Machine - S/T (repress)
Soft Machine - Vol. 2 (repress)
Neu - Neu 2
Six Finger Satellite - Paranormalized
Six Finger Satellite - Law of Ruins
Ash Ra Tempel - Schiwngungen

A bunch are replacing their CD counterpart.

CD's I've Bought This Month:

Steve Ashley:Stroll On
JJ Cale: Naturally
Deana Carter: I'm Just a Girl
Johnny Cash: America
ELO: A New World Record
ELO: Out of the Blue
Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, and Ray Price: Last of the Breed
Dino: The Essential Dean Martin
Johnny Paycheck: The Tender Years
Pearlene: For Western Violence and Brief Sensuality
Elvis Presley: #1 Singles Box Set
John Prine: Bruised Orange
John Prine: Diamonds in the Rough
Queen: A Day at the Races
Sly & The Family Stone: A Whole New Thang

LP's I Bought at Various Junk Shops on my Way Back from Indianapolis Last Weekend:

Jim Croce: Life and Times
Lacy J. Dalton: Hard Times
Gary Glitter: Gary Glitter
Pee Wee King: Country Barn Dance
Vicki Lawrence: The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia
Randy Lee: Randy Lee
Lobo: "Of a Simple Man"
Ronnie Milsap: Night Things
Marty Robbins: It's a Sin
Red Sovine: Teddy Bear
The Mason Williams Ear Show
Various: Honky Tonk Angels
Tammy Wynette: The First Lady
Tammy Wynette: It's Just a Matter of Time
Tammy Wynette: My Man
Tammy Wynette: Tammy's Touch

I Bought These Xmas Records, Too:

An Austin Rhythm and Blues Christmas
Christmas with Eddy Arnold
A Christmas Card from Faron Young
Christmas Country Style
Christmas with Rita Ford's Music Boxes
The Country Sound of Christmas
Good Ol' Country Christmas
Sonny James: My Christmas Dream
Nashville Christmas Party
Buck Owens and His Buckaroos: Christmas Shopping
Santa's Own Christmas
Hank Snow: Snow for Christmas
A Steel Guitar Christmas

I Also Bought 45's By the Following Bands:

Gary (U.S.) Bonds
The Box Tops
Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon
Rod Hart ("C.B. Savage")
Lee Hazlewood
The Kingsmen
The Nashville Teens

Fuck, it's only June 7th. Someone's gotta put a stop to this.

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:I Also Bought 45's By the Following Bands:

Gary (U.S.) Bonds
The Box Tops
Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon
Rod Hart ("C.B. Savage")
Lee Hazlewood
The Kingsmen
The Nashville Teens

Fuck, it's only June 7th. Someone's gotta put a stop to this.

Which Gary U.S. Bonds & Lee Hazlewood & Kingsmen 45's did you get?

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, and Ray Price: Last of the Breed
Marty Robbins: It's a Sin

These two peaked my interest. How are they?

I bought The Dead C Future Artists.

The first track is called "The AMM Of Punk Rock."

It seems people spend a lot of money on records.

Skronk wrote:

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, and Ray Price: Last of the Breed
Marty Robbins: It's a Sin

These two peaked my interest. How are they?

Haven't listened to the Marty Robbins yet; I bought it because it has "You Gave Me a Mountain," by far my favorite Robbins performance.

The other's a brand-new release, a really great sounding buddy record (produced by Fred Foster, who ran Monument Records in the 60's-70's). Lotsa classic covers, traded verses, traditional instrumentation, a warm vibe. More like Merle's more recent records than Willie's--I can see Willie taking a back seat much more readily than Merle, who I imagine steered the ship. A very pleasant double disc.

Shellac - Excellent Italian Greyhound on LP and a 2nd copy of Shaquille O'Neal's Shaq Diesel on CD (to replace my cassette).

I like the Shaq record more but that almost goes without saying.

Brinkman wrote:Which Gary U.S. Bonds & Lee Hazlewood & Kingsmen 45's did you get?

Bonds: "School Is Out" b/w "One Million Tears"
Hazlewood: "Rainbow Woman" b/w "I Am, You Are"