The difference between the two is like night and day. I just get a chuckle out of S/T, I gotta an image of stoned Germans holed up in an abandoned school house, playing completely out of their minds. So Far is a lot more structured, and the experimentation is tied together a lot better. What you got here is a good two-fer in contrasting styles.

Just found a blog post with 86 Hawkwind albums mostly in 320kbps and all the links work.

I think I may be busy for some time.

Half of those are probably their archive tapes and albums.

Yeah but you know what it's like when you're a completist

I only know their 70s stuff, don't think I've listened to an album after this time period. I know their stuff from the 00's has had some good reviews.

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Luxuria - Unanswerable Lust

Been listening to this on a daily basis. I was wondering if anyone on here had actually listened to this album? It's fantastic.

Just picked up Northlane "Discoveries" and The Medics "Foundations"... Northlane is one of my personal favourites at this point in time. The Medics are so so... But they're from my hometown so I thought hell I'll support these guys.

Alice Cooper - Dada

I usually shop the "old school" method, and that results in several long waits before I can get a hold of that elusive used album find. Thankfully, I caught this one! May not be one of the greatest Cooper albums, but it certainly has it's moments. The soundtrack to his darkest days? Possibly, and it's worth the effort to track down.

BTW: Cut-out: Saw mark top right hand corner.

Only need Special Forces to complete the Early 80's Cooper collection.

I always loved Dada "Former Lee Warner and old smoking Jacket...."

Special Forces is chocca full of Cooper classics and the best of the bunch from his 1980s period. This period is so under-estimated and love nearly all the releases from this period.

Since the last time I posted in this thread I've picked up these 5 discs.

Mastodon - Crack the Skye (because it was on sale for $5)
Clutch - Slow Hole to China (re-release)

and 3 I Mother Earth discs - Dig / Blue Green Orange / Earth Sky and Everything in Between

I can't currently rip those discs since I forgot to reconnect my dvd drive after the power supply in my pc died last weekend but I'm familiar enough with the first 2 groups to know it's all good.

As for I Mother Earth, I remember the singles from their debut Dig being great back in the day but for whatever reason I never owned a copy of the disc. Blue Green Orange is the first album without Edwin on vocals, never heard it but the core of that group will always be the Tanna brothers (guitar / drums) so I'm not worried. Earth, Sky and Everything in Between is a compilation of acoustic versions and live material, which should be a treat once I get all the parts of my pc working smoothly again.