SomewhereInTime

Last I bought: Iron Maiden - Rock in Rio DVD (live album)

ashtray

That is a great album (from what I recall there is quite a bit from Brave New World on that one). Was supposed to see them this summer (damn intranet scalpers). Lets see, I got Lars Roos and Mason Ruffner today. (knaverlisa = music savior)

Beany

Damien Dempsey, The Rocky Road

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Loser

Cat Butt - Journey To The Center Of Cat Butt
Built To Spill - There's Nothing Wrong With Love (I had it dowloaded, just recently got in on cd...FINALLY!)

Ghostrider

Just downloaded a copy of "Aqualung" by Jethro Tull, this one is really kind of cool, it's a vinyl pressing made in England from the original master tapes provided by Ian Anderson himself. Some generous soul uploaded it on my fav torrent site and I've got a full WAV copy ready to go. According to the info this is the most accurate version of the album that Anderson wanted to record. This one makes it the 4th copy of Aqualung that I've bought over the years that I've been collecting music.(Well this one is a dl,,,but I think I've earned a freebie anyway)

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NSW

Downloaded these, all recommendations from other MB members...

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NSW

And these...



And this one, because I used to have it on cassette, and I miss it.

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Ghostrider

Ha ha,,,that's a great haul Seltzer,,,I've got all of those albums except the Allman Brothers one. I really love the Richter version of Liszt's piano concerto's even though it was recorded before I was born. It's so neat to see LP's still circulating in the music world,,,I still miss the beautiful full size album covers.

ashtray

Is that so? Check it out . . .Vinyl Returns in the Age of MP3 : Rolling Stone

Check this out too. . . .
Fred Meyer returns to vinyl -- yes, vinyl -- to boost music sales - Breaking News Updates from Portland and Oregon - The Oregonian - OregonLive.com

I DL'd the George Carlin collection last night.

Ghostrider

Thanks for the updates Ashtray, I still have most of my old vinyl collection, however, many are worn out and compared to the CD's I bought to replace them they sound old and used up. I definitely got my moneys worth out of them though so no regrets. I will say though of all the genres transferred to CD, the ones that have the most noticeable improvement are the classical masterpieces, there are so many quiet passages that CD's play without pops, clicks, scratches, etc. that I have to give them the edge. However, The Wall on vinyl sounds better than the CD, it just has that analogue feel that is missing on many old recordings transferred to digital format, there are many others I'm sure, still I love my CD's and if you use a digital/analogue decoder then your CD's will sound much better.