The vinyl collecting thread...

ultmetal wrote:

I have the CD version of this but I really want that vinyl.

wow Scott just scoped the number......never noticed that on the one I had in my hand at Hasting's. That was a screamin espresso I threw down the neck, but the feeling subsided once I returned to the vinyl section and got denied.

I just got my first turntable for christmas this year. I've been having a blast hunting for used records and cranking the hell out of 'em.

So far my collection consists of:

Theocracy "As the world bleeds" (Came with turntable on Christmas)
Tourniquet "Psycosurgury" Blue disc
Rush "Hemispheres"
Molly Hatchet "Take No Prisoners"
Ted Nugent "Double Live Gonzo"
Ted Nugent "Scream Dream"
Queensryche "The Warning"
Stryper "Solders Under Command"
Blondie "Best of"
Johnny Cash "Best of"

I'll take pictures of these sometime, but right now I'm just too lazy.

Excellent start DevZor!
All great on vinyl to blast loud, had most of them at one time.
I had not heard of Theocracy before. The youtube clips sound alright.

DevZor wrote:

I just got my first turntable for christmas this year. I've been having a blast hunting for used records and cranking the hell out of 'em.

So far my collection consists of:

Theocracy "As the world bleeds" (Came with turntable on Christmas)
Tourniquet "Psycosurgury" Blue disc
Rush "Hemispheres"
Molly Hatchet "Take No Prisoners"
Ted Nugent "Double Live Gonzo"
Ted Nugent "Scream Dream"
Queensryche "The Warning"
Stryper "Solders Under Command"
Blondie "Best of"
Johnny Cash "Best of"

I'll take pictures of these sometime, but right now I'm just too lazy.

Nice start. I have some vinyls for sale cheap if you are interested. I can send you a list.

Cool! PM me and I'll take a look.

Would love to get some more vinyl - I have about 300 albums & want more....more!!!

Thanx!!!

Today I recorded some vinyl onto a cassette to play in my old sony walkman. It was like old times.

Alcest - Les Voyages De L'Ame (blue vinyl)
Kylesa/Victims split 7"

Here some vinyl I've gotten!









With the Iced Earth albums I added The Glorious Burden today and have The Horror Show coming as well as the very 1st one!

Wargod

A couple of new vinyls:
Bride - Live To Die
The Cars - Candy-O

Got this one today - 180 gram vinyl:

thejokeriv wrote:

Got this one today - 180 gram vinyl:

Warning-warning-warning...I remember I was asking why and someday you said I'd know...

ultmetal wrote:

thejokeriv wrote:

Got this one today - 180 gram vinyl:

Warning-warning-warning...I remember I was asking why and someday you said I'd know...

Love the album!!!!! Cranking while I work before the next telcon.

This was just released - album was remastered from the original master tapes

ultmetal wrote:

Cool. I'm assuming that's a re-issue. Did they put 'These Boots' back on there in it's unedited form?

MetalGuy71 wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Cool. I'm assuming that's a re-issue. Did they put 'These Boots' back on there in it's unedited form?

It is a re-issue and they left "These Boots" off.

I'm assuming at some point Megadeth decided not to pay the royalties on These Boots? Or did they never have permission to begin with?

S.D. wrote:

I'm assuming at some point Megadeth decided not to pay the royalties on These Boots? Or did they never have permission to begin with?

No, they paid the royalites. Lee Hazlewood collected plenty of money on the song, but after getting the checks decided he didn't like the changes the band made to the song and sued the band.

According to wiki:
When the album started selling well, the writer of the song, Lee Hazlewood, began demanding that the song be omitted, due to its being a "perversion of the original". Dave Mustaine made the point that Hazlewood had been paid royalties for years before his complaint, but eventually omitted the song anyway

ultmetal wrote:

S.D. wrote:

I'm assuming at some point Megadeth decided not to pay the royalties on These Boots? Or did they never have permission to begin with?

No, they paid the royalites. Lee Hazlewood collected plenty of money on the song, but after getting the checks decided he didn't like the changes the band made to the song and sued the band.

According to wiki:
When the album started selling well, the writer of the song, Lee Hazlewood, began demanding that the song be omitted, due to its being a "perversion of the original". Dave Mustaine made the point that Hazlewood had been paid royalties for years before his complaint, but eventually omitted the song anyway

Dave re-affirmed that in his book. They got the rights to do it, then some years after, Mr. Hazlewood had issue with it and they removed it from subsequent releases. Until, of course it was put back on with the bleeped out parts.

He also mentioned that on the next album where they covered 'I Aint Superstitious', Willie Dixon heard and liked the Megadeth version. Which probably translates to "He liked the royalty checks coming in and didn't care that lyircs were changed".

Willie Dixon is one of the coolest dudes in music history. I'm sure he was a total bastard, but that's one of the things I admired about him.

Iced Earth - Horror Show, blue vinyl
Stone Magnum- Stone Magnum, dOOm

Wargod

Wargod

Haven't taken photos yet, but I received a couple in the mail:
EMERALD - Armed for Battle (w/ pic insert)
DIO - Lock Up the Wolves (w/ pic sleeve)