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Library trip (piracy, yo!):

The Ultimate Otis Redding

The Very Best of Buddy Guy

Green - R.E.M.

Greatest Hits - Buddy Holly

Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley

Somethin' Else - Eddie Cochran

Greatest Hits - Bjork

Greatest Hits - Sly and the Family Stone

The Ultimate Collection - Smokey Robinson

The Very Best of Booker T. and the MG's

His Best - Howlin' Wolf

Plastic Ono Band - John Lennon

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My mind boggles - someone on this continent knows Five Thirty. Has their album Bed. And, by the looks of things, has had it since it came out nearly twenty years ago. I found it at a second-hand store today and kept staring at it. And staring at it. No, it couldn't possibly be, but it WAS.

Someone else - maybe the same person - also had Mansun's Attack of the Grey Lantern. Similarly mind-boggling and my housemate had to perform a minor Heimlich on me when I nearly choked on seeing it.

I also got meself Head Music by Suede.

Whoa. Why would people give this away?

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My mind boggles - someone on this continent knows Five Thirty. Has their album Bed. And, by the looks of things, has had it since it came out nearly twenty years ago. I found it at a second-hand store today and kept staring at it. And staring at it. No, it couldn't possibly be, but it WAS.

Someone else - maybe the same person - also had Mansun's Attack of the Grey Lantern. Similarly mind-boggling and my housemate had to perform a minor Heimlich on me when I nearly choked on seeing it.

I also got meself Head Music by Suede.

Whoa. Why would people give this away?

have you checked the cd's for scratches? :P

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I also got meself Head Music by Suede

You just got that? Thing came out in '99. It was probably given away because Suede's material was observed as getting weak by then. First two albums and their b-sides were considered top-notch. Once Coming Up came out, they ran outta steam. However, I have a soft spot for Head Music. It's the college drama music I used to listen to without actually going to college; the b-sides for that album were crappy, but I love every one of them - "Leaving," "Seascape," and even "Crackhead"! :beatnik:

I haven't posted the stuff I've gotten lately. Hmm. Off the top of me head:

- Morrissey's Ringleader Of The Tormentors (cd/dvd set)

- Morrissey's Years Of Refusal (cd/dvd set)

- Morrissey's Southpaw Grammar (with extra tracks)

- Morrissey's Swords (deluxe edition)

- kent's Box 1991-2008

- kent's Röd

- Milla [Jovovich]'s The Peopletree Sessions

- Milla [Jovovich]'s The Divine Comedy

- Asobi Seksu's Merry Christmas (I Don't Wanna Fight)

- Asobi Seksu's Transparence e.p. record

- Asobi Seksu's Rewolf

- Asobi Seksu's Citrus

- Asobi Seksu's Strawberries single

- Asobi Seksu's Spaceland Presents: At The Echo October 6th, 2006

- Asobi Seksu's Hush

- Asobi Seksu's self-titled debut

- New Cutey Honey: Music Collection Vol. 1

- Springs' Here Comes... Marvelous SPRINGS again

- Keane's Hopes And Fears

- Cocktail Mix, Vol. 4: Cocktail With A Mix

- The Moody Blues' The Best Of The Moody Blues

- Van Morrison's Still On Top: The Greatest Hits

- The Allman Brothers' A Decade Of Hits 1969-1979

- Natalie Merchant's Retrospective 1995-2005

- 10,000 Maniacs' Campfire Songs: The Popular, Obscure & Unknown Recordings

- The Isley Brothers' Love Songs

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My Christmas present from Mrs Fitter was a £30 voucher to spend in my favourite independent record shop Jumbo Records. Yesterday afternoon, I finally got round to spending it on these 5 albums:

"The Eternal" - Sonic Youth

"Come On Die Young" - Mogwai

"Horehound" - The Dead Weather

"In The Court Of The Wrestling Let's" - Let's Wrestle

"El Rey" - The Wedding Present

The Mogwai album is immense, majestic and thrlling.

The Sonic Youth one sounds like it's going to be a winner.

The Let's Wrestle one is a speculative shot in the dark; a few months ago I read a review, appreciated the song titles, and the punning album title, it stuck in my mind. But I hadn't heard anything by them until I played it this morning. Reminiscent of mid 80s UK indie- frayed at the edges, lo-fi production values- but catchy songs with a penchant for amusingly self-pitying, "loser in love" scenarios.

The Wedding Present one is quitwe recent - 2008 - and was engineered by Steve Albini.

The Dead Weather one I haven't listened to yet, but I expect it to be pretty good.

I think the bill came to £36 in total, so I made up the difference with the change in my pocket.But I think I did Ok there.

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