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CD`s
Ritual - The Hemulic Voluntary Band
Mastodon - Crack the Skye
Tomorrow - s/t
Transatlantic - Whirlwind
Radiohead - Ok computer
Blur - Modern life is rubbish
King Crimson - Absent Lovers
King Crimson  - Red/In the Court/Lizard 40th Anniversary Editions
Gong - You & Angels Egg
Jaga Jazzist - A Livingroom Hush
Katatonia - Night is the new day
Kansas - Songs for america
Rush - signals
David Sylivan/Robert Fripp - The First Day

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MOTORPSYCHO - Heavy Metal Fruit (2xLp)
Astra - The Winding (2xLp)
Diadonal - st
Anekdoten - Waking The Dead - Live In Japan 2005 (2xLp)
Magma - Mekanïk Destruktïw Kommandöh
Alice cooper - Schools Out (180 gram)
Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra
Blood Cermony - st
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats (200 gram)
Area - Crac !
Wire - 154
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^^ Some great albums there! Clap

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An impulse purchase:

 Dream Theater- Train Of Thought
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I have been looking for Gabriel era Genesis for some time now, but frustratingly, every CD shop I go into only has the 80s Phil Collins era in stock. Today, I happened to see a copy of both Selling England By The Pound and The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway. Should I go back and purchase them? Despite having already bought a ton of music and TV show DVDs this month?
Hello, mirror. So glad to see you, my friend. It's been a while...
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Originally posted by Kashmir75 Kashmir75 wrote:

I have been looking for Gabriel era Genesis for some time now, but frustratingly, every CD shop I go into only has the 80s Phil Collins era in stock. Today, I happened to see a copy of both Selling England By The Pound and The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway. Should I go back and purchase them? Despite having already bought a ton of music and TV show DVDs this month?


Dig yourself a deeper hole and buy the 1970-75 Genesis box set if you can.Evil Smile

My only complaint is the packaging for the Lamb album (easy to scratch the cds) , but the rest of the set is great.  I don't even have a good enough system to appreciate the 5.1 mixes, but still think it was well worth the money.
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Originally posted by Kashmir75 Kashmir75 wrote:

I have been looking for Gabriel era Genesis for some time now, but frustratingly, every CD shop I go into only has the 80s Phil Collins era in stock. Today, I happened to see a copy of both Selling England By The Pound and The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway. Should I go back and purchase them? Despite having already bought a ton of music and TV show DVDs this month?

Where do you live man?! Even here in Argentina you can find all of Genesis Gabriel-era albums in the most mainstream CD shop, and by no means expensive.
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The Whirlwind - Deluxe 3-disc edition.  Yes, it's that awesome.
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^ great album :] (the deluxe worth every penny)
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Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Originally posted by Kashmir75 Kashmir75 wrote:

I have been looking for Gabriel era Genesis for some time now, but frustratingly, every CD shop I go into only has the 80s Phil Collins era in stock. Today, I happened to see a copy of both Selling England By The Pound and The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway. Should I go back and purchase them? Despite having already bought a ton of music and TV show DVDs this month?

Where do you live man?! Even here in Argentina you can find all of Genesis Gabriel-era albums in the most mainstream CD shop, and by no means expensive.

Here in Canada it's kind of weird, sometimes you'll see the Gabriel era Genesis, sometimes just "turn it on again". I don't know what drives their re-stocking policy but it seems arbitrary.
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Philippe Besombes/Jean Louis Rizet:Pole 
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Really got into Zappa lately.
 
Since Christmas I have bought the following CDs:
1. We're only in it for the money
2. Uncle Meat
3. Hot Rats
4. Burnt Weeny Sandwich
5. Weazels Ripped my Flesh
6. The Grand Wazoo
7. Over-nite Sensation
8. Apostrophe
9. One Size Fits All
10. Sleep Dirt
11. Sheik Yerbouti
12. Joe's Garage Acts I - III
13. You are what you is
14. Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch
15. Bongo Fury
16. You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol 2.
 
I think I have become a little obsessed with the man and his music.  I have already decided to buy at least another 10 of his albums!  So it looks as though 2010 is pretty much set to be a Zappa year for me!!
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Traumhaus, Grobschnitt, Gargamel, The Last Embrace and le Dimanche.


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Originally posted by floydispink floydispink wrote:

Just ordered:


Somehow they were unable to deliver it and I got my money back.
Ordered this one instead:


It should be here in about 5 days.
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Originally posted by Green Shield Stamp Green Shield Stamp wrote:

Really got into Zappa lately.
 
Since Christmas I have bought the following CDs:
1. We're only in it for the money
2. Uncle Meat
3. Hot Rats
4. Burnt Weeny Sandwich
5. Weazels Ripped my Flesh
6. The Grand Wazoo
7. Over-nite Sensation
8. Apostrophe
9. One Size Fits All
10. Sleep Dirt
11. Sheik Yerbouti
12. Joe's Garage Acts I - III
13. You are what you is
14. Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch
15. Bongo Fury
16. You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol 2.
 
I think I have become a little obsessed with the man and his music.  I have already decided to buy at least another 10 of his albums!  So it looks as though 2010 is pretty much set to be a Zappa year for me!!
 
Clap Good for you man ! That's awesome!
 
The ones you need urgently, if you haven't yet bought them, are Roxy & Elesewhere and Zappa in New York.
Oh, but you bought 'You Can Do That.. Vol 2', well don't listen to it!! Haha, first listen to Roxy & Elsewhere!


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Today, I got:
 
King Crimson- In the Court Of the Crimson King (Hey, I'm a late starter to prog)
Genesis- Selling England By The Pound (ditto. I look forward to hearing the first two for the very first time)
Karnivool's new album
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Gonna be my introduction to Le Orme ... found it at a great price though, seems like a good way to get started :D

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