[tim28212]

Mine should be arriving tomorrow. I went with the retail, solid orange. Not a huge fan of splits.

How does it sound?

[static14]

Good so far!

[static14]

[static14]

Giving it a spin on the main system. Nice and quiet. I’m a happy camper.

[texasvinyl]

This new Pearl Jam live record sounds amazing! Came in the mail today

4/12/1994 at the Orpheum in Boston

[inksb]

That looks awesome. I didn't know they were releasing that. Just checked out the set list and it seems like a great show. How's it sound?

[texasvinyl]

Ink it sounds pretty solid.



Unsolved 3LP also came today, it's super cool. And one of the three discs glows. Slightly noisy disc as a result but not too bad.

[inksb]

I didn't remember having a choice when ordering the 3LP set but I'm glad I got the black vinyl version. Although a glow in the dark LP looks cool.

[Bezulsqy]

[static14]

[Mateo Sanboval]

I enjoy this record quite a bit.

[Hatter313]

I've said it before, i'll say it again. This is my favorite JG work if just for the opening cut alone. i would LOVE an expanded release of this. the 3 disc CD from a few years back that used the same art as Shout's blu ray release had a disc labeled "analog masters" of the expanded that gave me some hope that someone was working on this.

[texasvinyl]

Crazy record.. jazz, psych, eastern, folk, funk, gospel. French record but they are definitely not singing in French. It's good stuff.

Diggers Digest guy has a write-up:

"Ultra rare concept Lp by pianist from Surinam, Majoie Hajary, directed by trumpet player Roger Guerin. Somewhere between jazz funk and Xian psych with a touch of exotic sounds. It is an amazing record blending fuzz, sitar, bongos, tablas, effects on vocals, with heavy jazz funk rhythm section. On "Prologue" we have a fantastic groove, with funky furious drums, jazz guitar, trumpet solo, sounds a bit like Placebo or Sunbirds. On "Priere", a superb trumpet melody, with hard hitting drums, guitar, tablas, bass ... Absolutely lovely blending of wide influences. Modal jazz groove on "La Mort de Judas". "Le Verbe" sounds like De Roubaix was behind the production. Essential album. "

[Dollarhyde]

@texas, like sunbirds you say? My ears are pricked!

Now spinning some smooth grooves amongst the cheese on this one. Promo only Sony LP with funky house band 'Time Cycle'.

Listen! IV

[Dollarhyde]

Some cops and ninjas action

Big City part II Vol 2 OST

some laid back funky jams and some smouldering slow burners on this one great little record! Need to check some others in the series.
https://www.discogs.com/Game-ミクロコスモス-II ... se/2862389

And

If I were to recommend two or three of these hissatsu (deathblow) bgm LP's this would probably be in there. Some funky shaft like songs and some killer drama suspense cues.
Hissatsushi Karakuri Edo BGM
https://www.discogs.com/平尾昌晃-必殺からくり人-江戸 ... se/6953910

[ChrisMcQueen007]

'I don't give a damn, I am the Cobra. No one can tell me what to do...'

Ever since I saw Franco Nero running around in his bright suit and hat to the theme song of Day of the Cobra on late night TV in Germany (must have been in the late 90ties), I've loved this score.

Took me a while to find the LP for a decent price - very happy.

[ScoJo]

Passing on todays Waxwork Goblins, though I'll probably grab Phenomena and Inferno down the line, but spinning this slab of badness:

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[tim28212]

Passing on todays Waxwork Goblins, though I'll probably grab Phenomena and Inferno down the line, but spinning this slab of badness:

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I'm passing also. I have 2 editions of Phenomena, original Japanese with the rock tracks, which I prefer over the AMS re-issue in 2014 of just the score. Profondo Rosso I like but the single LP is plenty for me. I don't have Inferno but I imagine getting an original LP will be fine.

[static14]

I’m also holding off on the new Goblin stuff. The copies I have of those albums serve me fine. :)

[Bezulsqy]

'I don't give a damn, I am the Cobra. No one can tell me what to do...'

Ever since I saw Franco Nero running around in his bright suit and hat to the theme song of Day of the Cobra on late night TV in Germany (must have been in the late 90ties), I've loved this score.

Took me a while to find the LP for a decent price - very happy.

Franco Nero rules! I have seen a lot of him this year because of all the spaghetti westerns he is in. I have no idea about that record you posted, but that is one hell of a cool cover.

[Mateo Sanboval]

Passing on todays Waxwork Goblins, though I'll probably grab Phenomena and Inferno down the line, but spinning this slab of badness:

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I'm passing also. I have 2 editions of Phenomena, original Japanese with the rock tracks, which I prefer over the AMS re-issue in 2014 of just the score. Profondo Rosso I like but the single LP is plenty for me. I don't have Inferno but I imagine getting an original LP will be fine.

Ditto. My OGs and AMS/Cine reissues will suffice. I took the time to listen to the expandeds this week and, while enjoyable, they just aren't for me. I feel certain that the older reissues and originals I don't have, yet may want at some point, will be very attainable down the road.

[static14]

As well as the score works in the film, it’s even better as an album!

[ChrisMcQueen007]

Franco Nero rules! I have seen a lot of him this year because of all the spaghetti westerns he is in. I have no idea about that record you posted, but that is one hell of a cool cover.

Not sure how well the film holds up but I find those Polziotteschi with Nero, Merli, etc. quite good fun if in the right mood.

[static14]

[Hatter313]

Got the green of this, one of the first of the reissue wave soundtracks i ever bought. Perfection