Last CD(s) you purchased?

Originally posted by film586 > Originally posted by Grell> bought> > manitoba - up in flames> and > auburn lull - alone i admire

Alone I Admire is one of the most beautiful albums i've ever heard...absolutely amazing.

oh, totally. i find it reminds me(on occasion) of yo la tengo's 'i can hear the heart beating as one,' which i really dig.

Originally posted by 404 error underworld second toughest in the infants...

one of the best albums ever!

I haven't bought CDs in a long time, because I got to save my money. So, I've been going through my CDs and listening to stuff I haven't listened much.

Pet Shop Boys -- Bilingual, and Joy Division -- Heart And Soul (boxed set) on 20/04/03.

I also bought my mum Red Hot CP -- BloodSugarSexMagic on the same day.

More than likely the next cd I buy will be Hope.

Disco Three Pet Shop Boys International :D 20 Years of New Order(Present from SHUGZV) Cheers Rocket Mick....soberish.

Well, I'm waiting for the White Stripes and Placebo albums to come from CD-WOW (amazing Easter sale - £8 each! - does anybody still buy full-price CDs from Virgin/HMV?).

My last physical shop buy was yesterday. I got the new limited double compilation "Capsule" by Kitchens of Distinction. One of the most underrated bands of late 80s/early 90s. To all those people who love Interpol at the moment, especially the track "NYC", it's a sound ripped off hook line and sinker from the mighty Kitchens.

Originally posted by HaciendaThat Well, I'm waiting for the White Stripes and Placebo albums to come from CD-WOW (amazing Easter sale - £8 each! - does anybody still buy full-price CDs from Virgin/HMV?).My last physical shop buy was yesterday. I got the new limited double compilation "Capsule" by Kitchens of Distinction. One of the most underrated bands of late 80s/early 90s. To all those people who love Interpol at the moment, especially the track "NYC", it's a sound ripped off hook line and sinker from the mighty Kitchens.

whatever happened to them. yet another band from my high school years that i lost track of or broke up (not sure which). they were quite good, weren't they?

Originally posted by HaciendaThat Well, I'm waiting for the White Stripes and Placebo albums to come from CD-WOW (amazing Easter sale - £8 each! - does anybody still buy full-price CDs from Virgin/HMV?).My last physical shop buy was yesterday. I got the new limited double compilation "Capsule" by Kitchens of Distinction. One of the most underrated bands of late 80s/early 90s. To all those people who love Interpol at the moment, especially the track "NYC", it's a sound ripped off hook line and sinker from the mighty Kitchens.

whatever happened to them? yet another band from my high school years that broke up or i lost track of (not sure which). they were quite good, weren't they?

In the last few months i've bought:

Never Mind the Bollocks - Sex Pistols Boomslang - Johnny Marr and the Healers Smashing Pumpkins Greatest Hits 2 cd set (I was kinda late in purchasing and the limited edition 2 cd set was no longer being sold. There's still edited versions lying around everywhere, but who wants that? I finally tracked down an unedited version.) And last but not least: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets soundtrack

Aren't I cool.

Originally posted by Grell > Originally posted by film586> > > > Originally posted by Grell> > bought> > > > manitoba - up in flames> > and > > auburn lull - alone i admire>

Alone I Admire is one of the most beautiful albums i've ever heard...absolutely amazing.

oh, totally. i find it reminds me(on occasion) of yo la tengo's 'i can hear the heart beating as one,' which i really dig.

i still need to get that album. it's beautiful; definitely choice stuff. i LOVE bands influenced by the Shoegaze scene (plus the bands that were involved in the scene itself).

recently i bought: Experience Hendrix (Jimi Hendrix), The Clash The Singles, Nevermind The Bullocks by The Sex Pistols, Sandinista by The Clash, and The Best of Gary Numan.

Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin I've just ordered Early by A Certain Ratio...shall I be disappointed???

The 2-edition CD version with the CD videos of ACR playing around New York in 1980, (which is why I bought the CD over the vinyl version, perish the thought)? I should think you would NOT be disappointed in it in the least, and though I have most of their records, I still play this quite a bit, very glad I bought it Love the lengthy interviews in the booklet with the band members as well.

Originally posted by AgentWood > Originally posted by HaciendaThat> Well, I'm waiting for the White Stripes and Placebo albums to come from CD-WOW (amazing Easter sale - £8 each! - does anybody still buy full-price CDs from Virgin/HMV?).> > My last physical shop buy was yesterday. I got the new limited double compilation "Capsule" by Kitchens of Distinction. One of the most underrated bands of late 80s/early 90s. To all those people who love Interpol at the moment, especially the track "NYC", it's a sound ripped off hook line and sinker from the mighty Kitchens.

whatever happened to them? yet another band from my high school years that broke up or i lost track of (not sure which). they were quite good, weren't they?

It's funny you should ask, but I went browsing about them last week when I read the compilation was coming out. It seems the lead singer - Patrick Fitzgerald - can't use his own name for copyright reasons so is now going by the name Stephen Hero and has had a couple of mini albums released plus a full album soon. Don't know about the other two band members. Haven't heard any of the music yet but there's loads of mp3s to download on the StephenHero website.

Originally posted by Xeno recently i bought: Experience Hendrix (Jimi Hendrix), The Clash The Singles, Nevermind The Bullocks by The Sex Pistols, Sandinista by The Clash, and The Best of Gary Numan.

The Bullocks?

The Clash were awesome, weren't they? OK the politics was a trifle naive, but the toons were mostly brilliant and Strummer was clearly a straight-ahead decent guy. (And at least the politics meant they had something real to actually write about.)
(Just been watching the Westway to the World DVD, cheapest DVD in the shop, I guess in the tradition of Sandanista!)

Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin I've just ordered Early by A Certain Ratio...shall I be disappointed???

Oh no you won't!

my last purchase was Biochemical Dread - Bush Doctrine. total quality.

my next purchase is Richard H. Kirk - T.W.A.T - out next week :)

BLT CD Single :D

Where the hell did you get the BLT CD single? Second-hand? I've seen the vinyl brand new but never the cd...

Pet Shop Boys -- Very / Relentless was my last purchase, following hot on the heels of New Order -- Retro (INCLUDING BONUS DISC!!!!YEAH!!!!)

CD's i have bought in the last month or so: New Order Retro box set (with bonus fifth CD). New Order Touched by the hand of god (Canadian bootleg) Joy Division They keep calling me (Italian bootleg) Coldplay A rush of blood to the head Nirvana Nirvana The Strokes Is this it The Hives Your new favorite band Tool Lateralus

CD's i have bought in the last month or so: New Order Retro box set (with bonus fifth CD). New Order Touched by the hand of god (Canadian bootleg) Joy Division They keep calling me (Italian bootleg) Coldplay A rush of blood to the head Nirvana Nirvana The Strokes Is this it The Hives Your new favorite band Tool Lateralus

CD's i have bought this week (they are all australian)

1. Spiderbait - Grandslam
2. Regurgitator - Unit
3. Magic Dirt - What are rock stars doing today I don't know if yoy can get these choice CD's where you are, but if so, go for it.

CD's i have bought this week (they are all australian)

1. Spiderbait - Grandslam
2. Regurgitator - Unit
3. Magic Dirt - What are rock stars doing today I don't know if you can get these choice CD's where you are, but if so, go for it.

Most recent non-NO/JD: Dig The New Breed by The Jam

Most recent NO/JD: Confusion - Arthur Baker v New Order remixes '02

How exciting.

Have never even thought to check to see if Dig The Live Breed was ever released on CD here in the states; are there extra tracks on the UK issue? (I still play my vinyl copy).

the last album I bought was actually a cassette of The Cure--Concert/Curiosity. The last Cd was probably something by Dead Can Dance.

Just had a £30 splurge, courtesy of Jersey-based retailers Splash DVD (who have been known to delay the odd order or two) - all despatched by this morning. They had a very limited sale in the early hours of Thursday morning, which lasted about 2 hours :

The Cure - Wish : this was to replace the copy I sold when I hit hard times. Glad to have it back in my collection to be honest, particularly as I paid less than what I sold it for !

Jack Dangers - Variaciones Espectrales - the king of cut-up vocal samples and hip-hop beats, long before Orbital and Chemical Brothers came along. Jack is the main force behind Meat Beat Manifesto, but he recorded two "solo" albums (odd, given that MBM is mainly him anyway) which saw a more soulful approach to the genre. Sheer class.

Mogwai - Kicking a Dead Pig - always had a soft spot for this lot. This double CD is basically a compilation of versions of their earlier tracks reworked by a whole host of Mogwai's peers. Looking forward to this one, I have to say.

Future Sound of London - Accelerator - One of the guys in FSOL wrote the seminal classic acid stomper Humanoid. This is the first album from FSOL and features several reworked versions of their timeless classic Papua New Guinea

The Stranglers - Death and Night and Blood Live - I know a lot of folk thought that the Stranglers were a bunch of poncey Southern shandy drinking middle-clas art students from Guildford, but I always rated these guys. Curse anyone who tells you Paul Roberts is better than Hugh Cornwell. This is a great compilation of the good old days, before they went weird and harpsichorded out on us :)

Atari Teenage Riot - Redefine the Enemy - If you haven't got ant stuff from the Digital Hardcore label in your collection, get some. Totally totally mad digital punk anarcho-racket. I have their seminal album 60 Second Wipe Out featuring the superb segue of Revolution Action an By Any Means Necessary. This album is a collection of B-side and rarities so probably only for hardcore fans - but heck at £3.48, what can you do except buy it ?

The Orb - Live 93 - hippyesque noodling from the Orb boys : a double CD filled with ambient nonsense : a total must-have that has finally made it's way into my collection.

The Dubliners - Best of - Leave it....

The Black Dog - Bytes - Another timeless classic. Black Dog (who later transmogrified into the superb Plaid) were at the forefront of the Artificial Intelligence series of albums released by Sheffield bleep-label Warp.

Well happ with my purchases - can't wait for the poor postie to bring my goodies home :)