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Gong - Flying Teapot

Gong - Gong Est Mort, Vive Gong

Karlheinz Stockhausen - Drei Lieder*Sonatine*Spiel*Schlagtrio

Steve Hillage - Fish Rising (1st, Promo)

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A Momentary Lapse Of Reason - Pink Floyd

Acting Very Strange - Mike Rutherford
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Not bought but given to me.

A chance conversation with a collegue from work resulted in the following being dropped off at my house yesterday.

 

King Crimson :: Islands - what I presume is a first press with

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I just got A Child's Garden of Grass - based on the book by Jack S Margolis.

Nice, original Elektra copy

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Originally posted by radiognome3 radiognome3 wrote:

Gong - Flying Teapot

Gong - Gong Est Mort, Vive Gong

Karlheinz Stockhausen - Drei Lieder*Sonatine*Spiel*Schlagtrio

Steve Hillage - Fish Rising (1st, Promo)

Give me your Gong and Hillag

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Not all prog, but last three bought:

 

Genesis - Wind and Wuthering

Black Sabbath - Vol. 4

Black Sabbath - Paranoid
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Not LP but 7"

Holkham :: Samphire/Res

VS Price :: Birthday 026/Like a Real Song

No connection to prog. They are two electronica releases on the Expanding label. Item 6 and 7 in a series of nine 7

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Recently I've spent a lot of money buying some rare vinyl ex:

I've bought Magmas first and second album in the original pressings on the PHILLIPS label both in mint condition (don't believe they were ever played before). They cost me 91ú. <

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Steve Howe - The Steve Howe Album

Yes - Tormato

Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick

vinyl is awesome.. so rich and full..
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What do you mean by "so rich and full"?! Are we talking about the sound here?! I just like vynils because you can tell their sound is closer to what the band's actually played in the studio and it's got huge cover art and just looks and feels much cooler t
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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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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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...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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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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Quinteto Violado - Brazilian prog from 1972 w/ teh same cover from Paladin's Chage LP
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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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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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The last vinyls/LPs I bought:

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

 
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The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute single

The Mars Volta - Televators picture vinyl
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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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