What is the last album you bought ? What do you think about it ?

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Sorry for my english ; I'm a french little boy (but I like it)



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The last album I bought was called "$50 per month for broadband internet access." Once you buy that one you can get all the other ones for free.

the last album I bought was called provokation of the nation by CHIEF, its a great harmonic happy-punk spin.

OLDKR

Foxboro Hot Tubs - Stop, Drop, and Roll.

It's pleasant enough, but I can't really see it becoming a huge favorite of mine.

Prior to that it was Liam Finn - I'll be Lightning, which really is fantastic.

Got an album called SAL since I was a member of some tabloid's club.

Last I bought? Some Thin Lizzy-album three-four years ago, that

1972 - Shades of a blue orphanage
Decca Txs 108

"Decoration Day" by Drive By Truckers (got it Monday)

"The Hustle" by G. Love (got it Monday also)

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Irma Thomas, After the rain. Wonderful.

Downloaded Metallica from the Wiltern Theatre in LA. Did pay for that one. Also downloaded the new NIN album.(didn't pay for that one)...Also been dowloading a shitload of Springsteen Magic tour shows.

The new "Mudcrutch" disc appears to be the sound of the summer for me, or at least part of it. I think it's Tom Petty's best in years. Bluesmasters Hans Theessink & Terry Evans' "Visions" hasn't fully sunk in yet, but it's a relaxed acoustic blues album, both suitable for the nights spent by central heating in winter and in the shade of a tree in the summer. Salme Dahlstrom's "Acid Cowgirl Audio Trade" is a disc that I found completely by surprise. It's a Big Beat / rock N roll crossover that's really a reason to party. "Boo" by Was (Not Was) is nice, too, but I prefer the soulful tunes over the signature funk workouts that the band is known for. And the lyrics are weird as always. Jackie Greene's "Giving Up the Ghost" is somewhat darker lyrically than his last album, which I enjoyed a lot. The new one still has plenty of good tunes. The sound is basically singer/songwriter, with influences from the blues and sometimes country and others, which is just the mixture I enjoy.

Mudcrutch and Foxborough Hot Tubs - Stop, Drop & Roll, for my son, but I like it too.

I got one on my birthday the 20th of May, and that was
Morten Harket: "letters from Egypt" (yes, the vocalist in aha) And it's laidback and Ok.
I also got an Norwegian book about "Alle presidentene i USA", and the new book about "Pondus", a very popular cartoon in Norway.

Cat Power - Jukebox, covers only, highly recommended.

Turns Into Stone - Stone Roses (hasn't arrived yet!)
The Essential Willie Nelson
The Best Of The Specials
The new Charlatans one (can't evan remember its name!)

SAL

Great effort sorta like Everly's meets Mr Zimmerman
.......Cut at Toe Rag Studio London...........Good sound





ROCKMAN

Lots of them!

Despite the Internet, I'm still spending a great deal of money in buying actual CD's. Damn, I need a better payed job!!!

The last ones:

- James Brown: Star Time 4CD Box-Set.
- Van Morrison: Still on Top: The Gratest Hits [3CD Edition].
- Bob Dylan: The Bootleg Series Vols. 1-3, Biograph, Under the Red Sky, Blood on the Tracks [Remastered].
- Whitesnake: The Silver Anniversary Collection.

Yeah, always buying vinyl...

Last new release was Raconteurs "Consolers of the Loney"...its INCREDIBLE!!!!

Others include,

Splatter Vinyl TMOQ Winter Tour 73
US 1st LP by the Stones, rare label Variation...

CD--Shine a Light...
Etc

JR



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The Cult - Live At The Lyceum (1984) on vinyl. Been looking for this album since the late 80s. Great, great, great!

Shine A Light ! It's a reference album and has to be quoted with full name. Eventually non-IORR fans may look at this page

The most recent I bought was a box called "Nothing But The Blues". 20 CDs strong and have tons of great stuff on it (Including Muddy, which is always a plus).

JumpingKentFlash

New Barbarians live in Maryland "Buried Alive"

Lou Reed - The Bells

Very few. In order of releases as far as I can remember:

Jason Isbell - Siren's From The Ditch
The Cult - Born Into This
Drive-By Truckers - Brighter Than Creation's Dark
The Rolling Stones - Shine A Light

Murderdolls "Beyond the valley of the Murderdolls".
Bought it for my daughter actually.
She's 12.
What will she make me buy for her next year...

CDs i've recently bought (and enjoyed a lot):

1) Marvin Gaye: The Master 1961-1984 (4 cd "earbook," only 10 bitish pounds from play.com! Bargain!)
2) Portishead: Third ("Electronic krautrock". New album. Sometimes sad, sometimes scary!)
3) Scientist & Prince Jammy: Dub Landing vol 1-2 (Dub from the early 80s. Cool!)
4) Various Artists: Duke Reids Treasure Chest (Rocksteady hits from 66-68. Sweet!)



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