Whats the last record you bought?

Added it to make up the postage, very good choice. The Ronnie Laws was the one, been after that since hearing it on a mixtape in c1991

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https://www.discogs.com/release/37938-Insomnia-Ill-Be-There

picked this up recently, heard on a dj sprinkles mix and couldn’t stop thinking about it. love how toy some of the sounds are, gives it so much because it doesn’t sound polished at all.

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I bought this when it came out.
Haven’t played it for years, will have to dig it out.
I remember liking the Gil Scott-Heron cover on the b-side at the time too.

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put this on X, usual posts get minimal interaction, this blew up (ish) 1.4k likes lolz.

Barnados in Truro of all places. I also met a shoegaze legend in the coffee shop next door.

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Ah nice one, I thought it might’ve been Lost in Music in Camborne. That’s a little treasure trove if you’re ever in the area.

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Hovering on the Leng comp.

Found in the wild in New Hampshire of all places.

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That’s strange, found one of these a couple of weeks back, there must be a fair few lurking out there, still a real nice track.

I’m a bit behind on the hauls thread updates.

being at the cutting edge of new music I picked up Crooked Man Lady Blackbird from SOTU last week & got the QV Vanessa Daou last week

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Shit small claims; one of my pals uncles was a lighting engineer that toured all year round for bands. He was doing Lighthouse Family gig at the SECC (I think) and got us free tickets and backstage access. A couple of bumbles (those mitsubishis around the late '90’s) rolling around the place chained to the moon, and some guy in a suit got security to huckle us out for smoking as it was upsetting the lead singer.

Absolutely fuck all on that night in Glasgow and ended up roaming the streets eyes in different directions.

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You wouldn’t have thought the Lighthouse Family needed a lighting engineer.

I know the Electric Light Orchestra never bothered.

The Electric Prunes however did- the amount of light emitted from prunes is known to be minuscule, but they do give you the shits, which is why they took a plumber on tour.

So more David Dynorod than Axelrod, you might say.

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I just went through this thread as I was looking for a bit of inspiration. What an absolute treasure trove.

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this amazing slice of remade action

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recently picked this up too, lovely sunny vibes

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soundclips at the link below

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Just placed my first order from imusic who run out of Denmark. I did a deep dive on reddit about the legitamacy as the pricing seemed too good to be true - all reports were favorable.

They had records I’ve not seen available here in any retail stores, and the ones I have seen locally were half the cost on this site. Postage was really cheap to Australia - 15 GBP for 5 records. Has anybody used this amazing resource?

my compulsive behavior continues unchecked. here’s some of the stuff that’s new to me and my house.

a note to any US buyers - i did an order with juno and it took slightly under a month to deliver. normally it took about a week. packages are in some sort of limbo between the UK carrier and the US carrier thanks to this administration’s utter nutfucking of global commerce. keep that in mind if you’re ordering.

anyhoo, here’s the latest:

https://www.discogs.com/release/30473438-J3Z383LL-Jezebellearic-Beats-Volume-1

as much as i didn’t want to like this, it’s super charming. it’s well-trodden territory, but pretty much every track shows restraint with the source material. i listened to it too many times not to own it.

https://www.discogs.com/release/34746012-Azamiah-Two-Lands

have you heard these guys’ first album? it’s amazing, and completely unobtainium on vinyl at this point, way too rich for my blood. this though, is more solid jazzy stuff - i really like the track ā€œriver nativeā€.

https://www.discogs.com/release/34145086-Lexx-Rhythm-Of-Love

i don’t really need to say much about this, it’s just classy. one i didn’t love at first and then before i knew it, it became a default summer dog walkin’ necessity. lexx will not let you down.

https://www.discogs.com/release/34806272-Sewell-The-Gong-Patron-Saint-Of-Elsewhere

another one i didn’t pay close attention to on first listen, then the second listen got me and i put it in heavy rotation. a beaut.

https://www.discogs.com/release/34571794-Ultramarine-Routine

what can i say, i just love ultramarine. i have from the beginning. nice that they let this lil’ bit of tracks from the mid-to-late 90’s out.

https://www.discogs.com/release/24810722-Ultramarine-Featuring-Anna-Domino-10-Rework

speaking of, i found a copy of this for not much so why not? i love anna domino, she brings an arty cool to everything she sings on.

https://www.discogs.com/release/293989-One-Dove-Transient-Truth-The-Sabres-Of-Paradise-Mixes

finally scratched this long-time want off my wantlist. got it for a pretty decent price too. no idea why i didn’t have it to begin with, i bought the album and all the rest of the singles the week they came out. i love the dubby lift of the drums from ā€œeverything’s gone greenā€.

https://www.discogs.com/release/6199453-John-And-Beverley-Martyn-Stormbringer

found a really lovely copy of this, and again - it wasn’t all that expensive.

https://www.discogs.com/release/19420858-Emma-Jean-Thackray-Yellow

this was kind of an inexpensive throw-in, but it really is a great record. EJT seems like a good hang, so talented and clever.

https://www.discogs.com/release/34603642-KiF-Still-Out

finally got my hands on one of these. the clear vinyl press has also been pre-ordered. all the hype is deserved. it’s great, and it’s rich in the KLF dna.

https://www.discogs.com/release/32661162-Charles-Bals-Ambientale

i don’t know much about charles bals, but he’s a hell of a compiler. there’s so many lovely textures and tracks on this, and the vinyl sounds great.

https://www.discogs.com/release/4942648-Dreamies-Auralgraphic-Entertainment

heard about this from the interview @Balearic_Clapton posted, sort of surprised i hadn’t run across it before. it’s awesome. i love the combination of tape and media and long-form outsider guitar tunes. and of course, the design and packaging is great.

https://www.discogs.com/release/916991-St-Tropez-Morning-Music

bought a bunch of cheapies too (as you’ll soon see) and this was among them. i love the rinder/lewis later productions, and this is a nice mid-tempo plodder, especially the instrumental.

https://www.discogs.com/release/1586745-Les-Negresses-Vertes-Zobi-La-Mouche

every home should have one, right? it’s a lot all at once, but i’m sure i’ll find ways to weave it in and out of my more 80’s oriented sets.

https://www.discogs.com/release/879789-The-Colourfield-Running-Away

i have an 80’s club gig coming up and i started thinking about a few 110 bpm club classics that i used to play but didn’t own. this was one of them. the dub is great, but more of an instrumental than a dubby dub. usable.

https://www.discogs.com/release/251266-So-Are-You-Sure-Dance-Mix

very 1987 synthpop, with some big drums. i was a kid in this era, so the big club sound and earnest, heart-on-the-sleeve lyrics/vocal kind of stuck with me. one to play next to the colourfield.

https://www.discogs.com/release/183305-If-Everything-More

not excellent, but cheap and it’s got all that early leftfield sound and trickery. gonna work with the dub and see what i can do.

https://www.discogs.com/release/14986116-If-If-The-Grid-Remixes

if one if? is good, than two if?'s are better? maybe. grid remixes, and that’s always a good thing. this band created absolutely no impact here in the states, which is kind of sad, maybe they were just the wrong thing at the wrong time.

https://www.discogs.com/release/4945860-Dr-Calculus-Programme-7

sort of shocked i didn’t have this already. i think i played a razormaid version of it. anyway, another cheap and good club classic.

https://www.discogs.com/release/606716-The-Weathermen-Bang-Bang

i used to do an industrial dance night and sort of hated it. that sound was starting to decline and i was tired of all the pathos and anger and frankly, i just liked different drugs than the crowd did (though in retrospect, things like acid horse and PTP were at least trying to achieve some house/rave vibes). didn’t play this at the time, but i sort of appreciate it’s silliness now.

https://www.discogs.com/release/384583-Izit-Stories

long time wantlist thing, don’t remember where i first hear it but i’m glad i picked it up for cheap.

https://www.discogs.com/release/50384-Frazier-Chorus-Nothing-Paul-Oakenfold-Mixes

should have put this one closer to the if? records. i think i like the vibe of this better than i like the song, but i think that’s how i feel about all the frazier chorus stuff.

https://www.discogs.com/release/9665134-Palm-Skin-Productions-In-A-Silent-Way

i like a lot of the PSP stuff, though this isn’t their strongest. and yet it should be, in a silent way is one of my all time favorite compositions and the miles version is perfect from top to bottom. might as well buy mo’ wax records while the market is soft.

https://www.discogs.com/release/147659-Various-Tme-0692

i was a really big t:me records fan, only missing a couple. this is not a great pressing, but the songs are terrific and the production values have aged well. there was some real magic in that studio.

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Never owned it until now.

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Agreed! This is my favourite BoC track. I don’t know why. It does something to me I can’t explain

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Picked this up in the Fopp sale

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