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Mysterious DVD = Stories behind each of the songs + promo video for Lyla. not a waste then because Noel and Andy do most of the talking and everyone knows they're among my favourite music people.

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A couple of weeks ago, in Manchester, I had a whale of a time in a shop called Vinyl Exchange, from which I emerged with seven CD albums, for a measly total outlay of £16.50.

Amazingly, all of these albums, apart from one, was an item which I have coveted / wishlisted at some point or other.

Mogwai: "Happy Songs For Happy People" (£4)

Ikara Colt: "Chat & Business" (£2)

Flipper "Sex Bomb Baby" (£2)

Flipper "Gone Fishing" (£2)

Cate Le Bon: "Me Oh My" (£3)(voted one of the Top albums of 2009 in Mojo)

Ben Folds: "Rocking The Suburbs" (£3)

The remaining one, "Causers OF THis" by Toro Y Moi, I bought because one track from it had been featured in a recent SF TopTen. While I was paying for the others, I spotted, in amongst a rummage-box of assoerted promo-discs, a promo copy of "Causers Of This" for 50p, i.e half a pound; that's about the cost of a blank disc, or, I dunno, a small bar of chocolate, or two cigarettes...pretty damned cheap anyway. Unfortunately, so far, I don't like it. Early impressions are: it's crap. But it was so cheap it hardly matters. :)

Then, yesterday morning, I bought 3 ridiculously cheap CD albums - 50p each, they were.

Mercury Rev: "Deserter Songs" Have only listened to this hugely critically acclaimed album the once, but found it to be utterly atrocious.

Mojave 3: "Spoon & Rafter" Quite nice in an understated dream pop/country rock Sparklehorsey kind of way. Possibly a grower.

Otis Lee Crenshaw: "How Do We Do It?" This is laugh-out loud funny and ample compensation for the money I wasted on the Mercury Rev debacle.

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A mixed set of interesting CDs from Jelly's:

"Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration"

"A Fuego Vivo" - Cal Tjader

"Celebration: The Best of Osibisa"

"The Best of Mandrill"

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I just bought this thing called "The Footlocker" it's a big...well footlocker...with 110 CD's and 5 DVD's of "Zappa" :guitar: Some of this stuff I've never seen or heard of before... :content:

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The Best Beefheart- not of but "the best"...I don't know what to make of this...some of this stuff is way out there... =:P but somehow it's got some really good music...

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- Loopy Avenue by Kurt Maloo (of Double)

- Retro: Active, Vol. 2 compilation

- 12 Greatest Hits by Patsy Cline

- another hits compilation by Patsy Cline

- The Collection by Black

- Living In Oblivion: The 80s Greatest Hits, Vol. 5

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Jamiroquai's first two albums: Emergency on Planet Earth and Return of the Space Cowboy

together for 7.99

...not as good as b-f's deals, but still pretty cheap I'd say :)

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- Universal by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark

- Junk Culture by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark

- The Pacific Age by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark

- Navigation: The OMD B-Sides

- Messages: OMD Greatest Hits (with dvd)

- The Peel Sessions: 1979-1983 by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark

- PopArt Gift Pack (2-cd set + dvd) by The Pet Shop Boys

- The Very Best Of Ultravox (2009 limited edition)

- Voo De Coracao: 25 Anos by Ritchie

- Dengue Fever Presents Electric Cambodia compilation

- Radio Phnom Penh compilation

- The Golden Years 3-cd set by Modern Talking

- The Essential Toni Braxton

- The Essential Michael Jackson 3.0

- Songbook by F.R. David

- Total Pop! Deluxe Box (3 cd/1 dvd) by Erasure

- Hits by Seal

- Rumores by Joan Sebastian

- Canciones De Telenovelas, Vol. 1 compilation

- Canciones De Telenovelas, Vol. 2 compilation

- Tan Enamorado... Lo Mejor De Mi by Ricardo Montaner

- Historia De Una Vida by Luis Angel

- Playboy Jazz: In A Smooth Groove compilation

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