the last 5 CDs you purchased

If they play copy them straight away. They're prone to deterioration.

 

Flo and eddie-new york times
Gentle giant-octopus
Larry Young-youngs blues
Eddie Jobson-UZ live
Jack Bruce-Things we like

 

CDs:
The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy - Hypocrisy Is The Greatest Luxury
The Future Sound Of London - From The Archives Vol. 2, 3 & 4
Saint Vitus - Born Too Late
LPs:
Charles Bradley - No Time For Dreaming
The Feelies - Here Before
The Band - Music From Big Pink
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - 100 Days 100 Nights
Gary Burton & Keith Jarrett - ST

 

Pretenders/Pretenders II - Mobile Fidelity CD/SACD
Leon Russell/Leon Live - DCC
Foreigner/Foreigner - Mobile Fidelity CD/SACD
Frank Zappa/The Man From Utopia (Played once and then sold.)
Robin Trower/Bridge Of Sighs - Mobile Fidelity gold CD

 

Justin Townes Earle - Harlem River Blues
Nick Lowe - Labor of Lust - Yep Roc remaster
Alexander Ebert - Alexander
Kinks - Kontroversy deluxe
Twilight Singers - Dynamite Steps

 

Definitely a mistake, if I may make so bold. I know this does have a bad rep in FZ fanhood, but give it a few plays and there's a some great stuff on here. The instrumentals Moggio and We Are Not Alone, for example. I like all the sprechstimme (sp?) stuff too, though admittedly its not to everyone's taste.

Anyway. last five...
5. The BQE - Sufjan Stevens
4. Abnormally Attracted to Sin - Tori Amos
3. Midwinter Graces - Tori Amos (almost passed on this, but its better than the above Tori)
2. Let's Change the World With Music - Prefab Sprout
1. Just Roll Tape - Stephen Stills

 

OK these are the last 5 CDs ordered or purchased since the thread is last 5 CDs. I guess I can't count the Record Store day vinyl.

Leftfield - Leftism
Eagles - Long Road Out of Eden
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
Hall & Oates - Do What You Want, Be What You Are:The Music of Daryl Hall & John Oates
Hall & Oates - Legendary (Mistakenly ordered because I didn't read the thread here correctly )

Looking forward to that H&O "Do What You Want.." box set arriving, should be here in time for the weekend

 

Interesting. I loved "Surprise".

Makes sense. I listened to the streaming version of most of these songs prior to release and liked them but didn't find myself going back to them again. I was a bit hesitant to pick it up based on that impression but it could be one of those albums that kind of seduces you when you least expect it as well.

 

Moon of Steel: "Spaghetti Rock" (infamous German cd release of the album "Passions")
Gutrix: "Mushroom Songs"
Boghandle: "Worth Dying For" (forgotten Danish grunge band)
Neue Deutsche Welle (2-cd compilation)
Red Aim: "Saartanic Cluttydogg"

 

Yeah ... but I wasn't trying to do a dramatic contrast - both were specials on the sony pop market this week that I couldn't resist. All good music!

 

Low - C'mon
Low - The Great Destroyer
Bill Doggett - As You Desire Me
Bobby Darin - Love Swings
Chuck Willis - The Complete...

 

First 5 queen remasters 2011!

 

Keith Richards - Talk Is Cheap
the Shangri-Las - Remember (Ace 2 disc anthology)
Neil Diamond - The Bang Years
The Rolling Stones - Voodoo Lounge
Simon & Garfunkel - BOTW 40th Anniversary

 

The Band - Cahoots SACD MFSL
The Band - Music from Big Pink SACD MFSL
Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus Gold cd MFSL
Joe Jackson - Rain
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks - Japanese Remaster

 

T. Rex - same (SHM-CD)
T. Rex - Zinc Alloy (MOW)
PJ Harvey - Let England Shake
Radiohead - King Of Limbs
Iggy Pop - Avenue B

 

Robby Robertson-How to Become Clairvoyant
Billy Joel-Turnstiles-MFSL
Stevie Wonder-Songs In The Key of Life-AF
Beach Boys-aro 7-8 Japanese Pastmasters and DCC Endless Summer and Razor and Tie Beach Boys

 

Roxy Music - Siren - WG EG/Polygram pressing

Bryan Ferry - Boys & Girls WG EG/Polygram pressing

Fufilling my first edition fetish with the above - I started buying the Roxy/Ferry stuff when CDs first took off, then traded the first editions for the most recent remasters in the late 90's (when I was broke) - and then I found this forum! (d'oh)

Also Replaced several Ferry cds I noticed I was missing since the storage break-in several years ago, with whatever decent condition stuff I could find cheap on Amazon.

My next purchase will be the new Cars album....

 

The Bird & The Bee - Hall & Oates Tribute (fun)
Paul Simon - So Beautiful or So What (wow, one of his best!)
Tony Williams - Joy of Flying (the Ronnie Montrose cut smokes)
Hiromi with Anthony Jackson & Simon Phillips - Voice (good, as always, and Phillips is phenomenal)
John Zorn - Interzone (wilder than his "Dreamers" stuff but less noisy than Naked City)

 

Violens - Amoral
Judas Priest - British Steel (non-remaster)
The Black Angels - Phosphene Dream
Killer Lords - Lords of the New Church

and a bunch of others from RSD I can't recall.

 

John Lennon - Power To The People/The Hits
The Pipettes - Earth v/s The Pipettes
Bruce Springsteen - Darkness Box (3 cd/2 dvd)

 

Yes - Close to The Edge
Van Halen - For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
KISS - Dressed To Kill
Free - Highway
Billy Joel - Glass Houses (Audio Fidelity)

 

Mott the hoople-greatest hits

Nico-the marble index

I am the Billy Childish

Vintage-the very best of moby grape

Peggy Lee-bewitching

 

Black Angels - Directions to See A Ghost
13th Floor Elevators - Bull of the Woods (Expanded 2 CD)
New Riders of the Purple Sage - Armadillo World HQ 1975
Man - Endangered Species
Hot Tuna - Steady As She Goes

 

Smithereens 2011
Setzer Goes Instra-Mental
ABB FE Twice
Allison Krauss...Paper Aiplane Target Edition

 

Derek And The Dominos - Layla DE
Rush - Moving Pictures DE
Yardbirds - Roger The Engineer
The Who - Live At Isle Of Wight 1970
Stevie Wonder - Original Musiquarium l