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For those who don't know, tomorrow is the 3rd annual Record Store Day.
An event designed to get people to venture down to their local record shop - always assuming it hasn't closed by now - and buy some physical product.
Here's a list of some rather funky vinyl that'll be available in the UK tomorrow.
I'm sure Mr Blast will be particularly overwhelmed by the Bunnymen's contribution.
Feck! I own that, it's essential for the live version of 'Do It Clean'
nothing more
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
Bunnymen and New Order records now in the collection. Could have picked up the Radiohead 12" but couldn't be arsed Got wifey the Grinderman 12" as a prezzie.
Probe hadn't got half the records that were out i.e The Smiths 10", White Stripes 7" and the Sonic Youth 12"....
Also my little man was photographed as the youngest in the shop and H got a free bottle of Probe Records stout...result.
Too bad the New Order/Joy Division one didn't make it to the lowlands and the Flying Lotus ep was nowhere to be seen either, but still...
I'm very happy with the Sonic Youth 12", the Mastodon 2LP, the Black Angels 10" and the Moon Duo 7" I did get
They only had 15 copies of Grinderman in Mono, and I was late to the store due to a visit from my family this weekend. Guess i'll just have to get fleeced on ebay if I want it that much.
Big Si wrote:They only had 15 copies of Grinderman in Mono, and I was late to the store due to a visit from my family this weekend. Guess i'll just have to get fleeced on ebay if I want it that much.
Should be reasonably easy to get hold off.
Came with a CD, so I can burn you the tracks in the meantime if you want to hear them.
The Kate bush one is changing hands upwards of £65!
We went to Banquet in Kingston - the queue to get into the shop must have been 100 or more. Went for a spot of lunch and only queued 15 minutes. Was pleasantly surprised to see the Grinderman EP still on the shelves (they had a fair few copies left, so might be worth calling them). Was even more pleasantly surprised to see my girlfriend shell out on her first ever piece of vinyl (at the age of 30!). Few things more sexy than seeing a girl buying records
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
Mothra wrote:Was even more pleasantly surprised to see my girlfriend shell out on her first ever piece of vinyl (at the age of 30!). Few things more sexy than seeing a girl buying records
Jeez, Kerry has more records than I do!
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
—Bertrand Russell
