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The Ahmad Jamal Trio - Untitled Anakrid - Rapture of the Deep Angus Maclise - New York Electronic, 1965 Arnold Schoenberg - Complete Piano Music Arnold Schoenberg - Piano Concerto Art Ensemble of Chicago - The Paris Session The Beatles - Meet the Beatles (scratched to hell though) The Beatles - Rock 'n' Roll Music, Volume 2 The Beatles - Rubber Soul Bone Awl - Not For Our Feet Boom Bip & Doseone - Circle Boots Randolph - Yakety Sax Buddy Rich - Rich In London Cabaret Voltaire - The Crackdown Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Lick My Decals Off, Baby Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Safe As Milk Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Trout Mask Replica Charles Ives - The World of Charles Ives Cromagnon - Cave Rock Double Take - Soakin Wet Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch! Fifty Foot Hose - Cauldron Frank Zappa - Freak Out! Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage Acts II & III Frank Zappa - Fillmore East Frank Zappa - Overnite Sensation Funkadelic - Uncle Jam Wants You George Friederic Handel - Messiah Highlights George Philipp Telemann - Chamber Music Herbie Hancock - Thrust Herbie Hancock - Hardrock The Jackson 5 - Triumph Jandek - Chair Beside the Window Jerry Reed - Ko-Ko Joe Jethro Tull - Thick As a Brick Jethro Tull - Aqualung Jethro Tull - Stand Up Jethro Tull - Warchild Johann Sebastian Bach - Sonatas & Partitas for Solo Violin Johannes Brahms - Complete Symphony Collection John Denver - Greatest Hits John Scofield - Still Warm The Jungle Book Kitaro - Asia Larry Coryell - Spaces Lawrence Welk - Early Hits of 1964 Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti Library of Congress - Heavy Hits: Great Music That Inspired Today’s Hits Living Guitars - Music From the Pink Panther and Other Hits Ludwig van Beethoven - Pastoral Symphony No. 6 Man Is the Bastard - Thoughtless Miles Davis - Kind of Blue The Modern Jazz Quartet - Patterns Monty Python - Monty Python's Contractual Obligation Album Mr. Acker Bilk - London Is My Cup of Tea Mr. Bungle - Disco Volante Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come Pete’s Dragon Pharoah Sanders - Live Provocative Percussion Vol. III Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet Public Enemy - Give It Up Public Image Ltd. - Bad Life/Question Mark Public Image Ltd. - Flowers of Romance Pyotr Tchaikovsky - Concerto No. 1 Renaldo and the Loaf - Songs for Swinging Larvae Ray Charles - Ray Charles The Residents - Meet the Residents Richard Strauss - Also Sprach Zarathustra Ron Goodwin and His Orchestra - Music for an Arabian Night Rush - Moving Pictures Rush - Permanent Waves Rush - Hold Your Fire Santana - Abraxas Shakti with John McLaughlin - A Handful of Beauty Simon & Garfunkel - The Graduate Soundtrack Simon & Garfunkel - Bookends Stevie Wonder - Fulfillingness’ First Finale Throbbing Gristle - The Second Annual Report The United States of America - The United States of America Various Artists (The Beatles, Ravi Shankar, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Billy Preston) - Concert for Bangladash Various Artists - Music With 58 Musicians, Volume One Wild Cherry - Wild Cherry The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico Yes - Going for the One Yes - Tormato Yes - Close to the Edge |
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Just got back from a meet with a vinyl seller that posted on Craigslist. Spent $70 but I'll sell most of these and make my money back and then some. Each of these were only two bucks each and mostly all of them are original pressings in G-VG+ shape with some actually in near mint condition. Good score today. Here are some highlights...
Jim Croce - Photographs and Memories America - America Marvin Gaye - Live at the London Palladium Jackson Browne - Late for the Sky Return to Forever - Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy Bill Withers - Still Bill Erroll Garner - Dreamstreet The Kinks - The Live Kinks The Beach Boys - Wild Honey And the score of the day... George Harrison - All Things Must Pass - 3xLP box set that I'm not selling. Nope. No way. Too good. |
@ Man Like Monkey; so I'm guessing you like Bowie....
@ Frownland; you have more prog than I expected, but the real surprises to me were John Denver and Acker Bilk! I used to have about 300 albums but I lost them all. :( Too depressing to remember everything I had, but the list would include about four each by Beefheart, Eno, Dylan, Nick Drake, Yes, the Allmans, L.Cohen and Zappa. Also represented were Soft Machine, Doors, Leo Kottke, Grateful Dead, oh, and about ten albums each by John Fahey and Neil Young. (The music of both of those guys was the focus of an obsessive pre-internet listening phase that went on for longer than I would care to admit.) |
Yes, he was quite good at doing music.
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^ Ah, that explains a few things! Acker on speed sounds quite interesting. :)
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(When you go to a party, one of the least cool things you can do is say, "Can I watch my favourite t.v. prog?" Well, I was once invited to a party, round about the time of Diamond Dogs; everyone was standing around and socialising when a guy said, "There's an interview with Bowie on t.v. at ten o'clock." So about a third of the guests squeezed round a t.v. set to watch him. It's the only time I've seen a party like that interrupted for a t.v. prog.) |
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Ja it's the only one I've heard by him too.
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