Vinyl - It's what's for lunch
06-28-2011, 12:01 AM
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95% of what I've been playing the past few months has been new to my collection.
Sometimes I play the tween albums but I have 4 boxes of incoming so I'll stick with new to me stuff until I get caught up a bit.
Lou Reed ~ Berlin (1973)
Aerosmith (1973)
Aerosmith ~ Toys in the Attic (1975)
Aerosmith ~ Draw the Line (1977)
Aerosmith ~ Rock in a Hard Place (1982) meh
Aerosmith ~ Permanent Vacation (1987)
Sometimes I play the tween albums but I have 4 boxes of incoming so I'll stick with new to me stuff until I get caught up a bit.
Lou Reed ~ Berlin (1973)
Aerosmith (1973)
Aerosmith ~ Toys in the Attic (1975)
Aerosmith ~ Draw the Line (1977)
Aerosmith ~ Rock in a Hard Place (1982) meh
Aerosmith ~ Permanent Vacation (1987)
06-29-2011, 10:10 AM
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First, a bunch of Capricorn...
The Marshall Tucker Band ~ Long Hard Ride (1976)
Elvin Bishop ~ Juke Joint Jump (1975)
Peaches Vol. 2 (1975 2LP WB Loss Leaders)
Kris Kristofferson sang that Jesus Was a Capricorn so...
Jesus Christ Superstar (1970 2LP) - Essential to any classic rock collection esp if an Ian Gillan (Deep Purple) fan
nothing to do with astrology or martyrs but satyrs play flute...ah, whatever
Jethro Tull ~ Living in the Past (1972 2LP)
The Marshall Tucker Band ~ Long Hard Ride (1976)
Elvin Bishop ~ Juke Joint Jump (1975)
Peaches Vol. 2 (1975 2LP WB Loss Leaders)
Kris Kristofferson sang that Jesus Was a Capricorn so...
Jesus Christ Superstar (1970 2LP) - Essential to any classic rock collection esp if an Ian Gillan (Deep Purple) fan
nothing to do with astrology or martyrs but satyrs play flute...ah, whatever
Jethro Tull ~ Living in the Past (1972 2LP)
07-02-2011, 09:52 AM
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Going through more incoming stuff...
John Mellencamp ~ John Cougar (1979)
"I Need A Lover" rocks, the rest is barely listenable - save your $$ for Scarecrow
Alice Cooper ~ Love It to Death (1971)
Cover version 1 - That's his thumb
David Lee Roth ~ Skyscraper (1988)
One of my favorites and great Saturday morning coffee music
John Mellencamp ~ John Cougar (1979)
"I Need A Lover" rocks, the rest is barely listenable - save your $$ for Scarecrow
Alice Cooper ~ Love It to Death (1971)
Cover version 1 - That's his thumb
David Lee Roth ~ Skyscraper (1988)
One of my favorites and great Saturday morning coffee music
07-02-2011, 10:56 AM
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07-02-2011, 12:03 PM
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07-02-2011, 10:21 PM
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I went to see The Pusher today and here's my $15 fix (all are at least VG+ most are NM)
KILT Double Gold Vol 3 (2LP)
Be Bop Deluxe ~ Live! In the Air Age (1977 1LP 1EP)
Super Hits, Vol. 2 (1968)
Dio ~ The Last in Line (1984)
Aerosmith ~ Pump (1989)
Benny Goodman ~ Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert, Vol. 2 (1956) - dusty but mint 6-eye freebie!
KILT Double Gold Vol 3 (2LP)
Be Bop Deluxe ~ Live! In the Air Age (1977 1LP 1EP)
Super Hits, Vol. 2 (1968)
Dio ~ The Last in Line (1984)
Aerosmith ~ Pump (1989)
Benny Goodman ~ Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert, Vol. 2 (1956) - dusty but mint 6-eye freebie!
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07-03-2011, 02:06 PM
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07-03-2011, 05:00 PM
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I had four 4th row-center tickets to the Feb. 4 1975 show that never was.
Fans destroyed the Boston Garden while waiting to buy tickets and mayor Kevin White declared Led Zeppelin "BANNED IN BOSTON!"
I got my $36 dollars back (four $8.50 tickets plus 50¢ each per Ticketron charge).
I should have kept them but $36 was serious cabbage for a 14 year old me back in 1975!
That would have been my first concert but saw the BadCo Burning Sky show at TBG for my cherry popper.
Here's a few links:
http://www.celebrateboston.com/crime...pelin-riot.htm
http://www.ledzeppelin.com/node/732/5288#comment-5288
Led Zeppelin ~ The Song Remains the Same (1976)
This album from that same tour has always been special to me though.
My girlfriend used to flip the cassette tape over & over while blowing my mind for hours at a time.
Fans destroyed the Boston Garden while waiting to buy tickets and mayor Kevin White declared Led Zeppelin "BANNED IN BOSTON!"
I got my $36 dollars back (four $8.50 tickets plus 50¢ each per Ticketron charge).
I should have kept them but $36 was serious cabbage for a 14 year old me back in 1975!
That would have been my first concert but saw the BadCo Burning Sky show at TBG for my cherry popper.
Here's a few links:
http://www.celebrateboston.com/crime...pelin-riot.htm
http://www.ledzeppelin.com/node/732/5288#comment-5288
Led Zeppelin ~ The Song Remains the Same (1976)
This album from that same tour has always been special to me though.
My girlfriend used to flip the cassette tape over & over while blowing my mind for hours at a time.