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David_D 
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 Topic: Some of your fave LP originals?Posted: March 07 2023 at 09:15 |
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Here's a thread for all the vinylphiles and others interested. My fave LP originals are (in chronological order): Procol Harum - Shine On Brightly - A&M, 1968 CAN Miles Davis - Bitches Brew - Columbia, 1970 US Caravan - In The Land of Grey and Pink - Decca Deram, 1971 GB Osibisa - Osibisa - MCA, 1971 D Hawkwind - In Search Of Space - United Artists, 1971 UK Amon Düül II - Wolf City - United Artists, 1972 US Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery - Manticore, 1973 D Faust - Faust IV - Virgin, 1973 UK Le Orme - Felona e Sorona - Philips, 1973 I Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds of Fire - Columbia, 1973 US Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon - Harvest, 1973 US Premiata Forneria Marconi - The World Became.... - Manticore, 1974 GB Canarios - Cycles - Ariola, 1974 NL Genesis - The Lamb Lies down on Broadway - Charisma, 1974 UK Edgar Froese - Ypsilon in Malaysian Pale - Brain, 1975 D Van der Graaf Generator - Godbluff - Charisma, 1975 D Stomu Yamashta - Raindog - Island, 1975 GB Harmonium - Les Cinq Saisons - Celebration, 1975 CAN Osamu Kitajima - Benzaiten - Island, 1976 CAN Magma - Üdü Wüdü - Utopia, 1976 F Return to Forever - Romantic Warrior - CBS, 1976 UK Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear - Virgin, 1976 UK Weather Report - Black Market - CBS, 1976 Europa Television - Marquee Moon - Elektra, 1977 US Gotic - Escenes - Movieplay MIA - Cornonstipicum - Ciclo3, 1978 ARG Asia Minor - Between Flash And Divine - W.A.M., 1980 F Bi Kyo Ran - Bi Kyo Ran - Nexus, 1982 J Marillion - Script For A Jester’s Tear - Capitol, 1983 US Solaris - Marsbeli Kronikak - Start, 1984 HUN Maanam - Nocny Patrol - Polton, 1984 PL The “Gunesh” Ensemble - Looking At The Earth - Melodiya, 1984 USSR Celtic Frost - “Into The Pandemonium” - Cobra, 1987 CAN Djam Karet - Reflections From The Firepool - Syn-phonic, 1989 US Voivod - Nothingface - Noise International, 1989 D Babes in Toyland - Fontanelle - Reprise, 1992 Euro Dead Can Dance - Into The Labyrinth - 4AD, 1993 UK Sonic Youth - Experimental Jet Set.... - Geffen, 1994 Europa Enjoy it! Edited by David_D - December 17 2023 at 16:49 |
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Posted: March 08 2023 at 19:22 |
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I had a really beautiful Vinyl of Joanna Newsom's YS, before I downsized my music collection
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Posted: March 08 2023 at 19:32 |
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I have quite a few good OG records, but I don't want to spend the time to list all of them hahaha.
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Posted: March 09 2023 at 04:37 |
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Very nice with some replies here, and I wouldn't mind it was more of them than in the CD thread.
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Posted: March 09 2023 at 04:41 |
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Come on, King of Loss, it would be interesting to see just some of your fave ones.
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Hi, An interesting list and I still have those in my collection, although half of them have been replaced by CD's, because the LP's were too heavy to carry around for this old foggie! The music was more important than the medium, and we never discussed why The Rite of Spring by Sir Conan Weirdo was good on LP, but Sir Leonardo Burnitup's version of it on CD was also good ... it didn't really matter the medium ... the music was better than the medium itself! But there were certain things that were important to me when we moved from Madison to Santa Barbara and about 10 LP's that came with me on my bag, because I would not let them go. Procol Harum/Crosby Stills and Nash/Cheap Thrills/Are You Experienced/Surrealistic Pillow/ and a few things I can't even remember anymore. The only thing that bothers me, is that we think that "vinyl" is more important than what each album (AND f**kING MUSIC!!!!) meant at a time when music and all the arts were stupendous and far out and neat ... we don't care about all that any more! We care about the vinyl! The fact was, that in that rather nice listing, what we (probably) should be discussing is the beauty of all the music it brought us that made the time span/period so valuable and important ... otherwise it has less meaning. WITHOUT ALL THE MUSIC, it wouldn't have mattered if it was vinyl or cardboard! Edited by moshkito - March 09 2023 at 05:05 |
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Posted: March 09 2023 at 09:39 |
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Well, I can tell that the artwork, printed lyrics, good sound quality of the medium, an LP as a well-crafted material object and a copy of an original (historical) release make me all appreciate the music even much more. So there's absolutely no contradiction between appreciating the music and all the other things, on the contrary, and an LP is for me not just a matter of music but other arts as well. BUT I'd still say you've got a point there, as sometimes there can be too much worshipping of the medium, not least when the used vinyl prices get very high.
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Pedro you continue to miss the point with all this about specific medium. The post is about ORIGINAL LPs, and that is the whole reason for this. Almost all of the music in this list was originally released on LP/Vinyl and probably available on 8-track and cassette. But the point is the first time we heard this music was from an LP........Most probably the 100 or 1000 time we heard this was then on a CD or a digital file in the 90s. Music lovers have a connection to LPs especially original versions because there is a HUGE personal history connected to them, it brings back memories of youth when we all first got into music, re-read your own post, even you are reminiscing about 10 records you could not part with. You don't get it.....It is about the f*ing music and how it affected/influenced/molded all of us as we were growing up and the LP for most of us is the one medium that is attributed to that effect. When I listen to any music from the 60s/70s/80s on digital/CD/streaming, the memories nowhere near come back to me like when I pull out the original LP and play that, and those memories make the music more F*ing important. If that does not register with you or anyone else, then I kinda feel sorry for you.....
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Posted: March 09 2023 at 15:49 |
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^What he said !
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As it can be seen in my list, most of my faves are from the '70s, which has of course something to do with my musical preferences, but also because I like best the '70s style of artwork. Something else important in this context is my clear preference of the '70s characteristics concerning the (middle) weight of the vinyl and the (more slim) design of the covers.
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Ok, it seemed like a bit of effort but why not...
Firstly, ive been (and still am to some degree) a fairly, er, committed record collector for 40+ years and on some small level, record seller/trader (i'm not a 'dealer'). I adore the music but i also really value and appreciate the 'material' item, the art of the 'lp record' and all the elements that go with it, posters, promo items, etc and have (currently) between 2500-3000 lps of all types of rock, folk, jazz, classical and spoken word. I have extensively collected Early Charisma lps, singles, posters, promo items etc but dont 'actively' collect them anymore (i have most of what i want and have sold some off recently). So all the lps listed mean A LOT to me and i DO play them all, they dont sit in a museum or an 'controlled atmosphere'. On another day, i'd write a different list.. One of the comments above reminded me of an exchange with Micky many moons ago.. the medium we both agreed we both preferred was the music 'in our heads'.. when you know and love a piece of music well enough you can just use your built-in 'I player' and listen to it in your head; particularly useful i found for long motorbike journeys before the days of ear-buds or built-in music in your helmet. Thats what your brain is for!
Ange- Le Cimetiere des Arlequins, French Phillips +T Shirt
transfer Barclay James Harvest- Once Again, EMI Harvest Quadrophonic,
signed Camel- Mirage+ insert Deram 1974 Doors- LA Woman, Gimmix sleeve with inner sleeve Elektra
1971 Eloy- Ocean, EMI Harvest (Greek press) 1977 Family- Music in a dolls house, Reprise Mono+ photo insert
1968 Genesis- Trespass, Charisma ‘Pink Scroll’ first press 1970 Harper (Roy), Flat Baroque and beserk, Harvest (no EMI)
signed, dedicated to Roy’s brother (Davy) 1970 IQ Tales from the lush attic, Private press numbered of 500
first press, signed by all the band. Jethro Tull- Stand Up, Pink Island ‘Eye’ label with ‘pop up
band’ in gatefold 1969 King Crimson, Court of the Crimson King, UK Pink Island
press, first press 1970 Lindisfarne (Alan Hull), Pipedream, booklet in gatefold,
Charisma 1973 Magma, Mekanik destruktiw kommandoh, ‘tan label’ A&M +
insert Moody Blues, To our childrens childrens children, Mono
Threshold (one of the last lps to have a mono release in the UK) 1970 Mr Fox- Mr Fox, Transatlantic 1970 Nice (the), The thoughts of Emerlist Davjack, Immediate Mono
(much the best mix) 1968 Omega- 1000 Lepes, Qualiton Hungary press Mono + Poster 1968
(as good a Psych rock record as ‘Music in a dolls house!) PFM Storia di un minute, Numero uno Italian press 1972 Quicksilver Messenger service, Capitol UK 1st press
1968 Renaissance, Prologue, Sovereign 1972 Santana- Lotus, fold out poster sleeve triple live lp! Todd Rundgren- A wizard, a true star, US Bearsville promo die-cut
sleeve with (part of) press kit Univers Zero- 1313 cuniform 1989 Van Der Graaf Generator- the Least we can do is wave to each
other, Charisma pink ‘scroll’ label first mix + poster. Wigwam- Fairyport, double Finnish Love press, 1971 XTC- English Settlement, double, textured sleeve, Virgin
1982 Yes- Fragile, Red & purple Atlantic label, booklet, 1971 Zappa (Frank) One size fits all, US Discreet, 1975 |
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From a complete album concept (both cover/sleeve and vinyl/music), because the true endearment of an LP was both the tactile, visual and aural:
The Mothers - We're Only In It for the Money The Mothers - Weasels Ripped My Flesh Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick Jethro Tull - Stand Up Traffic - Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Led Zeppelin - ZoSo (Volume IV) Big Brother and the Holding Company - Cheap Thrills T. Rex - The Slider Peter Gabriel - 3 (Melt) Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking The Doors - Strange Days Alice Cooper - School's Out Captain Beefheart - Trout Mask Replica Santana - Abraxas ELP - Brain Salad Surgery Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here King Crimson - In the Court of the Crmson King King Crimson - Lizard The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers David Bowie - Diamond Dogs The Who - Who's Next
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Posted: March 11 2023 at 16:18 |
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Thank you very much for the last replies, very interesting and enjoyable.
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@David_D askes in another thread... "How about you, JD, wouldn't it be nice to tell a little about your fave LP originals?  "Maybe, it's hard to say if that would be nice or not. Seems like a lot of work for me.  Dave Brubeck - A Cut Above ELP - Pictures at an Exhibition (MFSL Edition) ELP - Trilogy Yes - Close to The Edge Triumvirat - Any of the first three LP's King Crimson - Starless and Bible Black ...and about 1350 others
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Nice, JD, and I appreciate your effort.
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When I became music aficionado in the early '70s, the first about 30 albums I got were LPs. In mid-'70s, I changed to buying almost only cassettes, and due to some reasons I sold all my first LPs except from a couple. In the late '80s, when I became an audiophile, I changed back to only LPs and have been vinylphile since, but I'd love to have some of those of my first LPs I was most fond of. They would be very good memories from my time as a teenager and beginning music lover. Edited by David_D - March 17 2023 at 10:18 |
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^ The records, I best remember and was most fond of at my teenage time and still am, are Deep Purple - Fireball ELP - Trilogy Black Sabbath - Vol. 4 Ten Years After - Rock & Roll Music to the World T. Rex - Slider Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy Osibisa - Osibisa Ekseption - Trinity Golden Earring - Moontan
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Got several originals in my collection, in fairly good shape. Some of my favorites include,
Art Bears - Winter Songs (UK 79) Art Zoyd - Generation Sans Futur (FRA 80) Genesis - Foxtrot (UK 72) Gentle Giant - Three Friends (UK 72 Swirl) - Octopus (UK 72 Swirl) - In a Glass House (GER 73) - PATG (UK 74) - Free Hand (UK 75) Eloy - Silent Cries.. (GER 79) Can - Saw Delight (UK 77) Black Sabbath - Master of Reality (UK 71 Swirl, poster not original) - Sabotage (UK 75) Brand X - Unorthodox Behavior (UK 76) King Crimson - Larks Tongues.. (UK 73, KC sticker on cover) - Starless.. (UK 74) - Red (UK 74) Gong - Angel's Egg (Netherlands 73) Heldon - Stand By (FRA 79) Jethro Tull - A Passion Play (UK 73, program included) Judas Priest - Sad Wings.. (UK 76) Mr Bungle - Mr Bungle (Netherlands 91) Present - Triskaidekaphobie (FRA 80) Psychotic Waltz - A Social Grace (GER 90) Soft Machine - Bundles (GER 75) Univers Zero - Heresie (UK 79) VA - Soundtrack for 'The Shining' (US 80) Yes - Tales From Topographic Oceans (JPN 73, with OBI) ..and more. A nice bunch  |
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