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Jimmy Dread Old skool like Happy Shopper Moderator Profile
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  • #1591
  • Posted: 08/29/2015 13:32
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Kool Keith Sweat wrote:
How much was your Marble Index, and what pressing?


Worked out at $3.85. In all fairness it was pretty grubby but I gave it a thorough clean when I got home and it's looking and sounding great now.

Belgian pressing with red Elektra labels.
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  • #1592
  • Posted: 08/29/2015 14:16
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noWaxJim wrote:
Worked out at $3.85. In all fairness it was pretty grubby but I gave it a thorough clean when I got home and it's looking and sounding great now.

Belgian pressing with red Elektra labels.


Thanks, was just wondering how our markets might be comparable, since I always see you grabbing things for cheap. Saw a US first pressing of Marble Index a month or so ago going for $40, decided to pass it up.
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Location ยฏ\_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ United States
  • #1593
  • Posted: 08/29/2015 21:37
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Close to the Edge by Yes

Bought off a very eccentric dealer in Tyler, TX. $10 used and sounds incredibly clean.

Also recently on cheap CDs:


Second Coming by The Stone Roses


It Was Written by Nas
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Location Wokingham United Kingdom
  • #1594
  • Posted: 08/31/2015 13:05
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Atom Drum Bop by The Three Johns
Picked up on vinyl for ยฃ2 today, bargain ๐Ÿ˜„
Jimmy Dread Old skool like Happy Shopper Moderator Profile
Location 555 Dub Street United Kingdom
  • #1595
  • Posted: 08/31/2015 14:14
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liveinacar wrote:

Atom Drum Bop by The Three Johns
Picked up on vinyl for ยฃ2 today, bargain :)


I picked that up a little while ago in a record shop just outside Watford! Great LP.
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Jimmy Dread Old skool like Happy Shopper Moderator Profile
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  • #1596
  • Posted: 09/01/2015 16:10
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Working over Essex way today, popped into Crazy Beat in Upminster during my lunch break (great shop packed to the rafters with soul and funk LPs) and picked up:


Zapp by Zapp


Zapp II by Zapp



Her first LP on Salsoul, which includes my all-time favourite track of hers, 'Hit and Run'



Found in the bargain bin, original JA press too. Jamaica's Stevie Wonder in a mid-80s dancehall stylee
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Location India Canada
  • #1597
  • Posted: 09/01/2015 16:18
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Zapp by Zapp


I'm not sure why, but I've always considered this album an essential to have on vinyl. It feels like it was really meant for that medium. Playing Zapp on any other format just feels wrong.
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Jimmy Dread Old skool like Happy Shopper Moderator Profile
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  • #1598
  • Posted: 09/01/2015 16:27
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Hayden wrote:
noWaxJim wrote:


Zapp by Zapp


I'm not sure why, but I've always considered this album an essential to have on vinyl. It feels like it was really meant for that medium. Playing Zapp on any other format just feels wrong.


Zapp II on vinyl is just as stellar (having just spun in behind me I can vouch). The first two Roger Troutman solo LPs (Many Facets Of, Saga Continues) are also ace - in fact I'd probably put Many Facets Of... just ahead of the first Zapp LP from a personal point of view. Not sure how the Music On Vinyl repress of the first Zapp LP holds up - luckily managed to get an original US press today.
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  • #1599
  • Posted: 09/02/2015 19:24
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CD:


Compton by Dr. Dre

Vinyl:


Ravedeath, 1972 by Tim Hecker
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Location Wokingham United Kingdom
  • #1600
  • Posted: 09/02/2015 19:50
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Elizium by Fields Of The Nephilim
ยฃ3 vinyl purchase today from the 'cheap' section of local record shop. Another bargain !
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