MUSIC HAUL (CD / VINYL / DVD Purchases) 2013

corplhicks wrote:

Damn Yankees - s/t

 Wore the t-shirt just the other day.

DallasBlack wrote:

corplhicks wrote:

Damn Yankees - s/t

 Wore the t-shirt just the other day.

Man that'd be perfect to listen to while haulin'.

Orchid - The Mouths of Madness - Cassette - That's right, I actually bought a cassette.

April Wine - Live In London, DVD
Axxion - Wild Racer, vinyl

Metalwargod

Witchfinder wrote:

Orchid - The Mouths of Madness - Cassette - That's right, I actually bought a cassette.  

I like the labels are pressing stuff on cassette again.

Cassettes make no sense, but I spent from 1986 to 1993 buying them, so I've got great nostalgia for them.

ZombieHavoc wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Orchid - The Mouths of Madness - Cassette - That's right, I actually bought a cassette.  

I like the labels are pressing stuff on cassette again.

Cassettes make no sense, but I spent from 1986 to 1993 buying them, so I've got great nostalgia for them.

My cassette player broke in 1995, I never replaced it. I hauled around a few huge boxes of cassettes for several years afterward but eventually just tossed them into a dumpster.

Thelonious Monk Quartet - Misterioso
Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool
Joe Henderson - Page One

exact33 wrote:

Thelonious Monk Quartet - Misterioso

That lineup of Monk's quartet features Johnny Griffin who is one of my favorite sax players from the era.  I also think he was the best fit with Monk, they had a similar sense of humor and you can hear it in their work together.

There is also a second volume that goes along with Misterioso that was recorded the same night; Thelonious In Action.

S.D. wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Thelonious Monk Quartet - Misterioso

That lineup of Monk's quartet features Johnny Griffin who is one of my favorite sax players from the era.  I also think he was the best fit with Monk, they had a similar sense of humor and you can hear it in their work together.

There is also a second volume that goes along with Misterioso that was recorded the same night; Thelonious In Action.

yep. I want to get that one too.

Havok - Unnatural Selection

ZombieHavoc wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Orchid - The Mouths of Madness - Cassette - That's right, I actually bought a cassette.  

I like the labels are pressing stuff on cassette again.

Cassettes make no sense, but I spent from 1986 to 1993 buying them, so I've got great nostalgia for them.

There were only 100 made by Easy Rider Records so I bought one for my Orchid collection. I just thought it would be a cool collectible.

Witchfinder wrote:

There were only 100 made by Easy Rider Records so I bought one for my Orchid collection. I just thought it would be a cool collectible.    

Sleep recently did a limited release of Dopesmoker on cassette (in a green shell of course), would have been cool to have but I couldn't justify spending money on it.

Heretic - From The Vault... Tortured And Broken

Metalwargod

Revocation - S/T

Wargod wrote:

Heretic - From The Vault... Tortured And Broken

Metalwargod

Been saving up for this. Pretty awesome? I was curious about the loudness.

Witchfinder wrote:

ZombieHavoc wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Orchid - The Mouths of Madness - Cassette - That's right, I actually bought a cassette.  

I like the labels are pressing stuff on cassette again.

Cassettes make no sense, but I spent from 1986 to 1993 buying them, so I've got great nostalgia for them.

There were only 100 made by Easy Rider Records so I bought one for my Orchid collection. I just thought it would be a cool collectible.    

I've bought a couple over the years. Owl, for instance, released a cool cassette around Christmastime. It came in owl wrapping paper, tied off with a ribbon. For $5 and the MP3s, it was totally cool.  

Other than stuff like that, I only buy old demos on cassette.

I was originally going to pass on Megadeth Supercollider and now I have two copies!

I bought the limited coloured vinyl with 7" single from a guy on eBay (very cheap too) but he had used the wrong picture and actually sent me the standard version. I wasn't that bothered as I only really bought it because I have all of the other albums on vinyl (apart from Cryptic Writings which is really expensive and Risk which didn't get a vinyl release) but I did contact the seller to moan a little bit, but I also told him not to worry because I had paid a fair price.

The seller was mortified and insisted on getting me the copy that i wanted and told me not to bother returning the other one, the new one arrived today so now i have two! Now all I need to do is give it a proper listen!  

Tommy Bolin - Whirlwind, W/4 postcards, patch, guitar, pic, & button
Holy Moses - Agony Of Death
Mindgate - Spiral
Sabaton - World War Live: Battle Of The Baltic Sea
Sandstone - Delta Viridian
Invisigoth - Alcoholocaust
Artillery - One Foot In The Grave, The Other In The Trash, DVD

Metalwargod

Temple of Brutality - Lethal Agenda
Rival - State of Mind
Firehouse - s/t

Fueled By Fire-Trapped In Perdition

Today:

Powerwolf - Preachers Of The Night

I went to a horror convention over the weekend and bought a couple pieces of audio.

Don Jamison was one of the guests there, so I talked to him and bought his stand-up CD. Nice dude.



And then, stoked on this, I bought the They Live score on vinyl. Death Waltz is a company that has been doing insanely beautiful reissues of horros scores on vinyl, with excellent artwork and packaing. I had been wanting to get one of their releases, and what better way to start the collection than with this excellent score. I have the CD, but you know...this is just so nice.

Eyesore wrote:

Powerwolf - Preachers Of The Night

I was not aware they had a new jam out. Listening on Spotify. Fun, as expected.

I don't listen to power metal as much these days, but this is one band that I did come across a couple years ago and enjoyed pretty well.

In a sea of bands that sound exactly the same, Powerwolf kinda stands out a bit to me.

That They Live is awesome.  Love that score, might have to see about tracking one down.  How is that Don Jamieson?  I find some of his zingers on TMS to be kinda funny.  I've always meant to youtube his routine.

From gohastings and amazon

Spoiler:

jstate wrote:

That They Live is awesome.  Love that score, might have to see about tracking one down.  How is that Don Jamieson?  I find some of his zingers on TMS to be kinda funny.  I've always meant to youtube his routine.

You can probably order the They Live from Death Waltz. They are a UK company, but I know they recently lowered their overseas shipping prices, so it might not be too high.

And the DJ CD is funny. I like him on TMS too. He gets a whole lot raunchier of course. So it's like, raunchy comedy, with random metal references. I liked it.