[deafmetal]

^ That Beck LP looks great. I haven't picked up Sea Change on vinyl, and I really need to correct that.

@tim - Nice rock party going on last night.

Afternoon library catch-up here. Since most of us do not own a lot of original Italian library LP's (@texasvinyl is going deep though!), this one is almost mandatory to catch some great parts of the Sermi library:

[deafmetal]

RCA vaults are next and they are smokin':

[deafmetal]

I have only been able to pick up one of these compilations so far, but it's quite eccentric and unique. Between these and the Penny comps it's impossible to keep up.

[deafmetal]

[deafmetal]

2:00am grooves:

Can't wait for the Zoo Folle repress.

[deafmetal]

[deafmetal]

First spin of this John Harrison creation:

Lovely package by Waxwork, and it sounds delightfully wicked.

[bpwlogan]

@deaf-nice back to back John Harrison spins. I like that Day of the Dead cover. I've been thinking about picking up Tales from the Darkside the movie. I'll probably drop on that release at some point.

[ScoJo]

@deaf
Youve been killing it the last few days!

[Dollarhyde]

New Chromatics EPs knocking it out the park as expected,well worth the wait. Can't wait for lost river and the other lps.

[Dollarhyde]

In light of deaf's killer spins I'm also breaking out the 45s.

[Dollarhyde]

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[Dollarhyde]

The professionals 45 has the new avengers on the flip.

[tim28212]

I'll be helping Danny Elfman celebrate his birthday today by spinning some of his scores starting with this one

[tim28212]

I hope to own a Waxwork edition of this one day but until then...

[deafmetal]

@bpwlogan - Tales from the Darkside is worth picking up. The original soundtrack LP's for Day of the Dead are almost a bit of a tease compared to the expanded John Harrison score featured on the Waxwork 2LP. I do like the cover art for both the original US and Japan pressings though. Having only a single B-side dedicated to Harrison's score is not very satisfying when compared to the expanded album. Time to bust that one out again soon.

@Dollarhyde - 45's are hard work!

[Dollarhyde]

@Dollarhyde - 45's are hard work!

I know, you put one on, then as soon As you sit down you gotta get up and turn it over.

[milliondollars]

some people go to gym, i play 45s...

[Dollarhyde]

@milliondollars

Lol!

I don't know about the muscle men but the Scrambled egghead I can definitely identify with.

[milliondollars]

@Dollar: only big muscles i have are the ones on my index finger. they come from lifting the stylus. they are extremely big, haha!

[Dollarhyde]

@milliondollars

Moving the record collection, now that does take muscles. I'm sure we have all been there.

Interesting record here, a collection of soundworks used in fashion shows and shortfilms. Some goth like new wave styles, very nice.

[milliondollars]

@Dollar: have to move mine within the next 4 weeks. moving house with family and about 10.000 records. jesus my friends going to hate me, haha!

[Dollarhyde]

@Dollar: have to move mine within the next 4 weeks. moving house with family and about 10.000 records. jesus my friends going to hate me, haha!

Ooh Shit, that's a lot of vinyl. I feel sorry for your friends.

more 45s

[NathanLurker]

You guys are going to love this release. No extra package-wise but good pressing, good sound :



this one is odd, in a good way :

[deafmetal]

@Nathan - The Ninth Gate! Oh man, I can't wait for it to show up. The minimal design on the sleeve fits it really well. Looks great.

@million$: Moving is the worst. I dread it every time.

@Dollarhyde:

Arthur Fiedler demonstrating the new RCA Victor 45 rpm player and record in February 1949.