Fuck!
I'm so jalous looking at what all of you bought so far this month!!!
I'm so broke this month.

Anyway, I still managed to buy:
Shellac: Excellent Italian Greyhound
Black Elk: s/t
Neurosis: Given to the Rising
Grails: Burning Off Impurities
Zatokrev: Bury The Ashes

And I pre-ordered:
The Fucking Champs: VI
Sonic Youth: Daydream Nation re-issue


Wow!
I'm not that broke actually!!

Wow.

You people sure do buy a lot of records.

rocker654 wrote:Ain't heard "In Color" by the boys from Rockford in a while, so I acquired it. I agree that Tom Werman tamed them down on record too much (especially after the chaotic first album), but with the re-mastering, some of the tracks really come through. Werman should be shot for muting Brad Carlson that much, but it is better than I remembered.

According to an interview with Petersson I read, a lot of the shit sound quality was due to an incompetant engineer. You would think with Werman trying to get a hit out of them they'd bring in somebody that knew their shit.

That said, I fucking love the big piano chords on "Southern Girls". Really adds a lot of weight to the song.

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:ELO: A New World Record
ELO: Out of the Blue
Queen: A Day at the Races

Three of my all-time faves. Nice score on the U.S. Bonds "School Is Out". That song is a blast.

Been too broke to get my normal supply of 2nd-hand goods, but I've picked up a few things; a Barracudas LP, Paul Revere & The Raiders "Something's Happening", a Suzi Quattro LP from '75, a couple of B.W. Stevenson 45s off ebay I haven't listened to yet.

The best(?) so far is a copy of Bing Bang And The Entertainers on Cuca. Possibly the most Sconnie LP of all time. Recorded live at a supper club in Sun Prarie WI, it consists of The Entertainers snoozing their way through loungey versions of many standards such as "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Sloop John B". Bing Bang is a Norwegian immigrant.....and the lead vocalist. Thick Norwegian accent singing with questionable grammar throughout, and bantering with an audience that's probably in a post-fish fry coma. If I get ambitious I'll rip it and put it on the sendspace thread.

I bought :

Blonde Redhead : 23
Uncut : Modern Currencies
Wilco : Sky Blue Sky
Jay Reatard : Blood Visions

The new Shellac one.

Captain Beefheart: Safe as Milk


Oddly, having been waiting for the Shellac one for so long i'm not that excited anymore. This will probably change. I watched the Beefheart documentary last night and am very excited about that one.

New Shellac
Sentridoh - Losers
Peter Brotzmann & Walter Perkins - The Ink is Gone LP
Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You (been lookin' for this one for awhile now- found it for 10 bucks at the local used record store)
Fugazi - Furniture EP

LP's

Anthony Braxton - Series F Sax Improvisations
John Coltrane - Kulu Se Ma (finally!)
Ennio Morricone - Exorcist II O.S.T.
Ennio Morricone - Guns for San Sebastian O.S.T.
Jack Rose - S/T
Sun City Girls - Fresh Kill of a Cape Hunting Dog
Nina Simone - Little Girl Blues
Tampa Red - Guitar Wizard
Melvins - Ozma
Sam Rivers - Tuba Trio

burun wrote:I bought The Dead C Future Artists.

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

How is that?

I grabbed up on the new Shellac, Neurosis and Andrew Pekler records.
All fantastic, but I got rough mixes of my band's demo the other day so I haven't really paid too much attention to them yet.

Shellac - Excellent Italian Greyhound

DeBarge - All This Love

Shalimar - Friends

Ono w/The Flaming Lips - "Cambridge 1969/2007" 12"

And lastly I'm attempting to revisit Echo and the Bunnymen. I hate Echo and the Bunnymen.

Echo and the Bunnymen - Songs to Learn and Sing