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So, I was just thinking about the Stones... like, their massive hits? Man, they really had a run. You've got those early heavy hitters, then stuff like *Steel Wheels* and *Dirty Work*. I guess there's also *Undercover*, *Tattoo You*, and *Emotional Rescue*... maybe even *Time Waits for No One* if you're feeling nostalgic. Just a whole bunch of classics, I suppose.
So, I was just listening to some David Gilmour... specifically that EX/EX stuff? Man, what a vibe. It’s just... I don't know, there's something about his tone that hits different. Maybe it's just me, but I guess those guitar layers really get under your skin. Just a total mood.
Bulldozer - Just tell it like it is.
Maybe just a quick heads-up on the situation over at the local Starbucks—looks like we're looking at a short-term situation with no real exchange happening right now. I guess things are just staying put for a bit.
Maybe I should just grab this... Azra: Ravno do dna on the 3xLP? I guess it's worth it.
Azra - The sunny side of the street
Man, I just scored this split LP from Fakofbolan and Dark Busters. It’s sitting at an EX/VG+ condition, which is honestly pretty sweet for a find like this. Just thought I'd share.
Maybe the only actual proof we've got for EX/VG+ status.
Maybe just a quick heads-up on this one... I guess you could call it a solid Cocktail VG+/VG+ situation. Just my two cents!
So, I was just listening to The Residents' take on "The King and I" again... and man, what a trip. It’s such a weirdly beautiful thing, I guess? Like, you know how they can take something totally familiar and just... twist it until it feels like a fever dream? Yeah, that's exactly what happened here. It’s definitely not your typical Broadway vibe, obviously. It's kind of jarring at first, maybe, but if you let it sit, it actually hits pretty hard. Just one of those albums where you have to really lean into the chaos to get it, you know? Such a wild ride.
The Residents : Mark of the Mole
Got a Soundgarden - Ultramega copy sitting here. It’s totally mint, still even has the plastic wrap on it. Pretty sweet find, I guess.
Wait, what is this even for...?!
Deathrow: Riders of Doom
Bauhaus... man, feels like it's just burning from the inside out. I don't know, maybe I'm just seeing things, but there's this vibe lately. Like, the fire is still there, but it's consuming itself? I guess. It’s hard to put my finger on it, honestly. Just feels a bit heavy, you know? Maybe it's just me.
So, I finally got my hands on the White Album by The Beatles... an EX/EX copy. Man, it’s such a trip. Just sitting here listening to it and, I don't know, maybe I'm overthinking it, but there's just something about that specific pressing. It feels pretty special, I guess. Definitely worth it if you can find one in this kind of shape.
So, I just picked up that Beatles Love collection on vinyl... you know, the double LP? Honestly, it’s such a vibe. I guess it’s one of those albums you just put on when you need to chill out, maybe after a long day at work or something. It’s got all those classic tracks, just rearranged in a way that feels super dreamy. I don't know, there's just something about it. Definitely worth a spin if you're looking for some mellow tunes.
So, I was just spinning through The Beatles' 20 Greatest Hits collection... and man, what a ride. It’s like, honestly? Just pure magic. I guess you can't really go wrong with them, right? Maybe it's just nostalgia hitting hard, but there's something about those melodies that just sticks. Every track feels like a tiny masterpiece, I mean, how did they even do that? It's kind of wild to think about. Definitely worth a listen if you need a mood boost.
So, I was digging through some old crates and stumbled upon this... Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles. It’s that classic Capitol Records pressing. Honestly? Pretty cool find. I guess it’s just one of those records you can't help but love. Maybe it's the cover art, or maybe it's just the vibe. Either way, it's a total classic.
Got my hands on a copy of Pink Floyd’s *The Final Cut*—the 1983 US pressing. It's in really solid shape, looking like a VG/EX to me. Honestly, such a mood.
Pink Floyd - The Final Cut (US Pressing) EX/EX
So, I finally got my hands on this quadraphonic pressing of Pink Floyd’s *The Dark Side of the Moon*... and man, it's an absolute beast. It's graded EX/EX, which I think means it's looking pretty mint, too. Honestly? I guess it's kind of a trip. Listening to those sounds swirling around the room... it's just different. Maybe it's the way the whole mix was intended, but it feels totally immersive. Just a really cool find if you can catch one.
So, I finally got my hands on Pink Floyd’s *Atom Heart Mother*. It's a VG/VG copy, which I guess means it's seen some serious life, you know? Maybe a little worn around the edges, but hey, that just adds to the vibe, right? Still sounds pretty decent though. Just a little rougher than I hoped, but honestly, for this kind of find, I'll take it.
So, I was just spinning Pink Floyd’s *Meddle* again... man, what a vibe. It’s like, one of those albums where you just have to sit there and let it wash over you, you know? I guess it’s kind of different from their later stuff—not quite that massive, stadium-rock thing they became—but maybe that’s why I love it so much. It feels more raw, I think. "Echoes" is obviously the big one. That whole twenty-minute journey? It’s pretty intense. I mean, I don't know if I can handle it every single day, but when the mood is right, it’s just... wow. It’s got that weird, underwater feeling that stays with you for a while. I guess I just find it super hypnotic. Definitely worth a listen if you're looking to just zone out for a bit.
So, I managed to snag a pretty sweet deal on some Pink Floyd vinyl... honestly, just a really nice pair of G/G/VG+ copies. Might be worth a look if you're hunting for that specific sound.
So, I just snagged this Spirit (DBL LP) EX/EX... honestly, pretty stoked about it. I guess it’s a solid find? Maybe. It feels like a really clean pull, though. Just feeling good about this one!
So, I was just thinking about Robert Fripp’s Network thing... maybe? It’s kind of wild how he does things. Just totally different from anything else out there, I guess. Like, the whole concept of the music being sort of fluid or whatever. It's pretty cool, honestly. Just feels super unique.
So, I was just spinning through some old vinyl and ended up on Procol Harum's ninth album. It’s... interesting? I guess. Maybe it doesn't hit quite like their early stuff did, but there's definitely a vibe there if you're looking for it. Just one of those records that makes you think.
Man, I was just spinning R.E.M.'s *Green* again... such a vibe. It’s got that perfect, breezy nineties energy, you know? I guess it’s one of those records that just feels like a sunny afternoon in Seattle or something. Maybe it's because it isn't trying too hard to be heavy, just kind of floating along. Honestly, it's probably one of my favorites from that era. Just really solid stuff.
The Shadows: A little shoutout from Hank, Bruce, Brian, and John (mono version)
The Shadows : Jigsaw
The Shadows: A change of scenery (underrated)
The Kinks: Face to Face (never actually heard this one before)
So, I was just listening to The Kinks... honestly? Haven't really gotten around to them much lately. Maybe I should dive in more? Just kind of spinning my wheels with some new stuff, I guess. But yeah, The Kinks. Definitely worth a look if you have the time.
Van Morrison & The Chieftains... man, talk about that soulful, Americana vibe. It’s like the pure heart of folk music, you know? Just feels so real.
I guess I was just spinning some old tunes earlier and stumbled back onto Bajaga's "Jahači magle." Honestly? It’s such a vibe. Just one of those classic tracks that hits different depending on your mood, you know? Maybe it's just nostalgia, but there's something about that sound that feels so effortless. Definitely a mood.
Bajaga: The Secret Shop
Early frost... To my mother...
I guess I was just thinking about Đorđe Balašević... man, his stuff hits different when you're sitting in a local pub with a beer in hand. It’s just that vibe, you know? Maybe it's the lyrics or just the mood. Anyway, definitely feels like one of those songs you play when you're just hanging out at a spot like a dive bar in Chicago or something. Just chillin'.
So, I was just spinning through some old records and ended up back at *Ghost in the Machine* by The Police. Man, what a trip. It’s kind of wild how much they were experimenting with sounds back then, I guess. Like, you have those driving rhythms, but there's this weird, almost glitchy energy underneath everything. Maybe that’s why it still hits so hard? It feels like they were really pushing against the boundaries of what a trio could even do. Just a really cool, layered vibe, honestly.
Ian Dury & the Blockheads : Laughter
So, I was just listening to King Crimson’s *Earthbound* again... man, what a trip. It’s such a wild ride, honestly. I guess it’s one of those albums that just hits differently depending on your mood, you know? Maybe it's just me, but there's something about that prog intensity that feels so massive. Just a total headspace shift.
So, I finally got around to spinning that U2 double LP, *Rattle and Hum*. Honestly? It’s kind of a trip. I guess it's one of those albums where you just have to settle in and see where it goes, you know? Some parts feel super soulful, maybe even a little raw, while other bits... well, they're definitely an experience. I don't know, I might be overthinking it, but there's just something about that specific vibe. Just a really interesting listen for sure.
So, I was just spinning Iggy Pop’s *Instinct* again... and man, there's just something about it. I guess it hits different when you aren't expecting it. It’s got that raw energy, you know? Maybe it's just me, but I feel like his vibe is just totally unmatched. Just a classic.
Los Lobos: Under the moonlight...
Maybe just... Diamond Life by Sade? I don't know, I guess it’s just such a vibe.
Wishbone ash... maybe Argus? I guess.
Wishbone Ash: Number the Brave
So... I was just thinking about Nightwing and that whole Black Summer thing. It’s kind of wild, right? I guess it’s one of those storylines that really sticks with you, even if it feels a bit heavy sometimes. Maybe it's just me, though. Just felt like sharing that random thought!
So, I was just spinning through some Cat Stevens... you know, those greatest hits collections? Man, they really hit different. It’s like, I guess there's just something about that voice that stays with you. Maybe it's the nostalgia or something, but listening to these tracks feels like catching up with an old friend. Just vibing out to the classics today.
So, I was just thinking about Joan Baez... like, honestly? She’s kind of the GOAT. If you’re looking for the absolute best of her stuff, you really can't go wrong. Her voice is just... everything. It's got that soulful, raw quality that hits you right in the chest, you know? I guess if you want to dive into her discography, you definitely need to start with the essentials. Maybe just grab one of those "Best Of" collections? It feels like such a solid way to get all that magic in one go. Just pure, beautiful music. Truly.
Things are looking pretty dicey... just a quick update for everyone.
So, I finally sat down with Dire Straits' *Alchemy* live recording... man, what a vibe. It’s basically just Mark Knopfler doing his thing on guitar, and honestly? Pretty much perfect. I guess if you're looking for that raw, unplugged energy, this is pretty much the gold standard. Maybe it's the way the acoustics hit, but there's just something about those melodies that feels so intentional. Just me, maybe, overthinking it, but it's such a smooth listen. Definitely worth a spin if you need to chill out.
So, I was just spinning Mike Oldfield's *Tubular Bells* again... honestly? It’s such a trip. I guess there’s just something about those layers that hits different every single time you listen. Maybe it’s the way it builds? Just feels super hypnotic. Definitely one of those classics that stays in your head for days. Such a vibe.
So, I was just spinning Jean Michel Jarre's *Oxygene* again... man, what a vibe. It’s like, I don't know, there's just something about those synth layers that hits different every single time. It feels so futuristic but also weirdly nostalgic? Maybe that's just me. Anyway, if you haven't sat down and actually listened to this whole thing from start to finish, you're kind of missing out. It's such a classic. Just pure, atmospheric bliss, I guess.
Nik Kershaw: The Riddle (never actually heard this one before)
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The Rolling Stones... "Satisfaction"... man, I guess there's just nothing quite like it. It hits different every single time, you know? Maybe it’s that riff, or maybe it’s just the vibe. Honestly, it's such a classic. Just perfection, I think.
The Residents - Satisfaction (rr7803)
The Spotnicks - Pick a Bale of Cotton (Track 339)
The Trashmen - Bad news... (esrf 1564)
So, I was just listening to The Shadows—"The Frightened City"—and man, that track is something else. It’s got such a specific vibe, you know? A little moody, maybe even a bit tense, but in a way that just pulls you in. I guess it’s one of those songs that stays with you after the final note hits. Just a really cool, atmospheric listen for a quiet afternoon.
So, I was just spinning some old vinyl and came across The Shadows—specifically that track "The Boys" (segment 8193). Man, what a vibe. It’s got that classic sound, you know? Just really smooth. I guess I’ve been listening to it on loop for like twenty minutes now. Maybe it’s just nostalgia hitting me hard today, but there's something about those melodies that just feels... right. Total mood.
So, I was just spinning some old vinyl, and man... The Shadows. That track "The Shadows" from segment 8061? Just hits different. It’s got that specific vibe, you know? I guess it's just one of those things that stays with you. Maybe it's the guitar work or just the nostalgia, but I'm really digging it today. Total mood.
So, I finally got my hands on this one—The Shadows, "The Brilliant Shadows" (segment 8321), and just so you know, it’s a plain sleeve, no fancy cover art or anything. Still, man, it's pretty cool.
The Beatles - You've got to hide your love away (track 3772)
Those swinging blue jeans... man, goodness gracious!
Haha! Classic. Just sounds like something out of a joke book. (267,698 TF)
So, I was just listening to Lulu and the Luvvers' cover of "Shout"... man, that thing is such a blast. It’s got like, 457 million plays or something? That's wild. I guess it just hits different when you hear it. Maybe it's just the energy, I don't know. Anyway, definitely a mood.
So, I was listening to B. Bumble and the Stingers—you know, that "Nut Rockers" track? That EMF 316 vibe? Man... I guess it just hits different. Just some random thought, maybe, but those old tracks have such a specific energy. It’s kind of wild how much fun you can have with just a few instruments and a crazy beat. Just a little something I was thinking about today!
I guess I should probably start by saying... wow. Just, wow. Honestly? I’m kind of speechless right now. It's all just hitting me at once, you know? Maybe I'm overthinking it, but man, things are really moving fast. Like, crazy fast. Anyway, I was just sitting here thinking about everything, and I figured I'd just... put it out there. Not sure if anyone else feels the same way, but I think we're looking at something pretty huge. Or maybe I'm just tripping. Who knows, right? Haha. But yeah. Just some thoughts. Keeping it chill.
So, I just snagged this limited edition 2-CD set, *The Best of The Doors*. It’s one of those multimedia versions too. Honestly? The condition is killer—it's basically an EX/EX rating if you're asking me. Pretty stoked about this one, I guess.
Man, I don't know... just thinking about that Gorky vibe. It makes me wish I could actually feel something like that again. Just... yeah. Maybe I'm overthinking it.
So, I was just spinning some Syd Barrett... specifically that "Opel" track. Man, it’s such a trip. It’s got that weird, dreamy vibe that just hits different, you know? I guess it’s one of those songs where you just kind of drift away for a bit. Maybe it's just me, but there's something so raw about it. Just really cool stuff.
So, I was just spinning Pink Floyd’s *Meddle* again... man, what a trip. It’s probably one of those albums that really marks the moment everything shifted for them, you know? Like, they finally found their groove right before things went absolutely massive with *Dark Side*. "Echoes" is just... wow. I mean, it’s such a long haul, but I guess once you settle into that vibe, there's no going back. It’s kind of hypnotic, maybe even a little trippy if you're listening in the right setting. I don't know, it just feels like this huge, sprawling masterpiece that somehow stays cohesive. Definitely one of those records where you just have to sit back, turn the volume up, and let it wash over you. Such a classic.
So, about the Yagya... will I actually dream while it's happening? I guess it depends on how deep you go, maybe? Like, I wonder if the whole experience just pulls you into some kind of heavy sleep state or if it stays more of a conscious thing. Not totally sure, honestly.
I was just listening to Eliza Gilkyson’s "Roses at the End of Time" and, man... it really hits different. It’s one of those songs that just lingers in your head, you know? I guess there's something about her voice that feels so raw and honest. It makes me think about how everything eventually fades, but maybe there's still some beauty left in the wreckage. I don't know, maybe I'm being too deep for a Tuesday afternoon, but it's just such a gorgeous, haunting track. Definitely worth a listen if you're in a reflective mood.
So, I finally got my hands on this Lucio Battisti 3-CD box set... honestly, such a vibe. It’s pretty much a holy grail for any serious music head. Just sitting here diving into these tracks and, I don't know, maybe I'm just getting old, but there's something about that classic songwriting that hits different. It's definitely worth the hunt if you can find it.
So, I just picked up Joe Satriani’s *Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock*—the one with the CD and DVD combo. It's pretty new! Honestly, I've been thinking about grabbing this for a bit. I guess it might be worth checking out if you're into that kind of guitar work. Maybe? Anyway, it's definitely on my radar now.
Man, I was just spinning this Angelo Branduardi record from '81... Branduardi '81, I think? It’s such a vibe. Just sitting here thinking about how much I love that sound. Maybe it's just the nostalgia hitting me hard, or maybe it's actually just really good music, I guess. Either way, it's definitely a mood.
So, I was thinking about Moondog -1 and -2... maybe? Just kind of spinning around in my head. I guess there isn't much to say, really, but I figured I'd throw it out there. Just some vibes, I suppose.
So, I was just thinking about that whole "Dead Elvis" situation out in Vegas... man, what a trip. It’s kind of wild how things go down in Sin City, right? Like, you expect chaos, but this feels different. Just heavy. I guess it's just one of those things that makes you stop and stare for a second. Maybe we all just process stuff differently, but yeah... definitely a weird vibe hanging over the Strip today.
So, I was just thinking about those Audio Active spaced dolls... maybe? I don't know. They’re kind of interesting, I guess. Just a thought.
So, I finally sat down and gave The Residents' *Wormwood* a full listen... and man, what a trip. It’s definitely one of those albums that hits you weirdly right away. I guess it’s just super experimental? Maybe that’s the best way to put it. It’s got this haunting, almost unsettling vibe that sticks to your ribs, you know? It feels like stepping into some strange, surrealist dreamscape where nothing quite makes sense, but you can't look away. I mean, the production is just so intentional—it’s jagged and beautiful at the same time. I don't know if I'd call it "easy listening" by any stretch, but there's something really captivating about how they layer these sounds. It's kind of intense, honestly. Definitely a mood for when you're feeling a bit introspective or just want to get lost in something totally out there. Just my two cents!
The Cardigans - Long gone before daylight
Just picked up this "Sounds of NYC" compilation—it’s a double CD. It’s got some killer stuff on it too, like The Kooks, Radiohead, M.I.A., Placebo... kind of a wild mix, I guess. Really digging it though!
V/A - Future soul (Freakpower, Nightmares on Wax, Young Disciples...)
V/A - Trip to the Rockies (Youth, Transglobal Underground, Astralasia, Fun-da-mental, MuZiq...)
So... V/A - Trainspotting. I guess we're doing this? Maybe it's worth a look, honestly. Just kind of vibing with it for now.
V/A - Smoke
V/A - Live 8 at the Lincoln Center performance - (Tinariwen, Ayub Ogada, Youssou N'Dour...)
So, I was just listening to Béla Bartók’s *The Miraculous Mandarin*... and man, what a trip. It’s such a wild ride, honestly. I guess I wasn't really prepared for how intense it gets? Like, the music just hits you out of nowhere. It’s super chaotic, but in a way that sort of works? Maybe that's just me being weird about it. Anyway, if you haven't checked it out, you probably should. It's definitely not your typical relaxing background music, though. Just a total whirlwind.
So, I finally got around to listening to this two-CD set of Verdi's Otello... I guess it’s been on my list for a minute. Honestly? It’s pretty incredible. Just, wow. Maybe I should have picked this up sooner, but there it is. Definitely worth the listen if you're into that kind of thing.
So, I finally picked up this Beethoven set... you know, the one with Karajan conducting the Berlin Philharmonic. It’s just those nine symphonies on CD. Honestly, I think it might be one of the best ways to dive into them? Maybe. It’s such a classic collection, I guess. Just feels right having it in the library.
DVD
Koyaanisqatsi/Powaqqatsi
Cassettes
Nirvana (never actually listened to them)
Bleach
Nevermind
Incesticide
In Utero
Unplugged in New York
Just coming straight from those muddy riverbanks...
