CD OST: Vinyl - HBO

Lucinda Williams - The Ghosts of Highway 20

The Cult - Hidden City
Motorpsycho - Here Be Monsters

Coming up: Lucinda Williams - The Ghost Of Highway 20

All on vinyl.

Over The Top Doo-Wops Vol2
Dub In Blood - Skin Flesh & Bones
Rockin The Blues Vol 2 - V8 Blues
Dave Hamilton's Detroit Soul - Vol2
South Texas Rhythm 'N' Soul Revue Vol2
Twisted Tales From The Vinyl Wasteland Vol2
Lead Belly - Shout On - Lead Belly Legacy Vol2
Lead Belly - Bourgeois Blues - Lead Belly Legacy Vol3
Rtythm 'n' Bluesin' By The Bayou - Vocal Groups No 12
Swamp Pop By The Bayou - Trouble Tears & Trains No 13
God Don't Never Change - The Songs Of Blind Willie Johnson
Count Ossie And The Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari - Tales Of Mozambique
Hillbillies In Hell - Country Music's Tormented Testament (1952-1974)



The Smith Tapes - Lost Interviews With Rock Stars & Icons 1969-1972
Say No To The Devil - The Life And Musical Genius Of Rev.Gary Davis - Ian Zack



The Godfather - The Coppola Restoration .... Gonna watch it all again to see if I can figure out what Mr Pacino's got that I don't have...





ROCKMAN

I've only started my vinyl collection over the last few months. It now includes:

The Rolling Stones:
Some Girls
Sticky Fingers
Emotional Rescue
Black and Blue
Goats Head Soup
Love You Live
Still Life

Bob Dylan:
New Morning
Street Legal

Faces/Rod:
A Nod is as Good as a Wink
Smiler
The Best of Rod Stewart Vol. 1&2

Plus:
She's the Boss
Band on the Run
Centerfield- John Fogerty
Travellin'- John Lee Hooker
Sly and the Family Stone Greatest Hits
Ray Charles' Greatest Hits
Me and Jerry- Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed
The Best of Harry James and his Orchestra
In the Glenn Miller Mood
The 1812 Overture

Probably some other stuff I can't remember too.

All on CD, most recent new purchases have been:

The Cult - Hidden City
David Bowie - Blackstar
Jason Isbell - Something More Than Free
Keith Richards - Crosseyed Heart
Led Zep reissues 1, 2, 3, 4, HOTH, PG



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Librarian
Blackstar - Bowie (too sad to listen)

funny...i haven't opened my copy yet...i've listened to everything but this one!

It's his first Billboard #1 LP as well.

wow, for some reason I'd thought Let's Dance got there...did the single hit number 1?

Yes.

Recenty I (really) started listening to the Allman Brothers Band. I already owned 'Live at Fillmore East and several records by sidemen like Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes/Gov'Mule, but after reading 'One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band' by Allen Paul (highly recommended by the way) I bought Eat A Peach, Idlewild South and Brothers and Sisters on vinyl.

The Black Keys Brothers limited edition vinyl box set.

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The Black Keys Brothers limited edition vinyl box set.

Nice! Great album, I remembering driving everybody in 'Casa Edward' completely mad by playing 'I'm Not The One' constantly for weeks on end! Good times...

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I've only started my vinyl collection over the last few months. It now includes:

The Rolling Stones:
Some Girls
Sticky Fingers
Emotional Rescue
Black and Blue
Goats Head Soup
Love You Live
Still Life

Bob Dylan:
New Morning
Street Legal

Faces/Rod:
A Nod is as Good as a Wink
Smiler
The Best of Rod Stewart Vol. 1&2

Plus:
She's the Boss
Band on the Run
Centerfield- John Fogerty
Travellin'- John Lee Hooker
Sly and the Family Stone Greatest Hits
Ray Charles' Greatest Hits
Me and Jerry- Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed
The Best of Harry James and his Orchestra
In the Glenn Miller Mood
The 1812 Overture

Probably some other stuff I can't remember too.

You have great musical taste!