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Styx - Crystal Ball (1,5 e in flee market)

Sally Oldfield - Holding the Flame, or something (2 e in flee market)

Neither of them were good. After changing into CD's (1989) I have bought only about 10 used vinyls.
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Two PG Bootlegs

Mr Mozo Risin'   Another Musical Exposure of the Forelock Man        1977/78

Shock The Dog     1982

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All from The Sound Machine, Blackie? I saw all of those in there on Saturday morning...

Forgot to add my most recent purchase; May Blitz - May Blitz

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All from The Sound Machine, Blackie? I saw all of those in there on Saturday morning...

Forgot to add my most recent purchase; May Blitz - May Blitz

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Focus III - Focus

The Wake - IQ

Art & Illusion - Twelfth Night

The Roaring Silence - Manfred Manns Earth Band

Woyaya - Osibisa

A song for all Seasons - Rennaisance
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THE ROOTS OF PSYCHEDELIC & FUSION JAZZ

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Originally posted by philippe philippe wrote:

you begin to listen to prog music, great effort

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king crimson - In the court of the crimson king

great vinyl.. and terrific state! the state really convinced me to buy it.. a friend of me thought it was new

 

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The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute single

The Mars Volta - Televators picture vinyl
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The last vinyls/LPs I bought:

  • Genesis- Wind & Wuthering
  • Asia- s/t
  • Jethro Tull- A Passion Play

 
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I got Soft Machine 6 today on vinyl for ú5.99 - very good, I'd always been told that post-"Third" Softs were a bit cold - but this has all the warmth of a caravan or a hatfield LP, or come to think of it an early softs LP.

Although, it does soun

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Originally posted by Harlequin Harlequin wrote:

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The cover was printed by E.J.Day Group, London and Bedford (or at least the insert). Thanks for the advice.

In that case I'm about 97% sure it's a first press - E. J. Day ma

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Quinteto Violado - Brazilian prog from 1972 w/ teh same cover from Paladin's Chage LP
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The cover was printed by E.J.Day Group, London and Bedford (or at least the insert). Thanks for the advice.

 

Todays acquisitions were:

 

Peter Gabriel :: 2nd

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...King Crimson :: Islands - what I presume is a first press with lyric insert. Certif1ed you may be able to help me out here. ILPS 9175, pink rim label, run out matrix says ILPS 9175 A-1 U.

What a very V

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My copy of Brain Salad Surgery sounds awful on vinyl. No bottom end at all. I thought there was something wrong with my stereo. Its been 15 years or so since I heard it on CD, so I cant accurately compare. 

I just like vinyl for the&nb

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 03 2005 at 16:34
I just bought The Yes Album on vinyl. I already had it on CD but I collect vinyl, so I figured "what the hell?'
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