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Printablesextonseven said: Meloh9 said: I am willing to pay for a burned copy of Mavis Staples firt PP album, or we can trade. org note me  You got me. I'm missing four PP CDs and that's one of them. Sorry. The others: George Clinton - The Cinderella Theory T.C. Ellis - True Confessions Eric Leeds - Things Left Unsaid All the rest I have. thanks for looking god I have been trying to get Time Waits For No One for years, can't even find it on ebay | |
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sextonseven said: CinisterCee said: Still pretty awesome sextonseven, I must say. It took me years and lots of $$$, but I'm happy. As for non-Paisley Park CDs, I have a pretty good pirate of Vanity 6. I tried several times to find an authentic copy, but there are so many fakes floating around (especially on ebay), I think I've given up on that one. CinisterCee said: I got Vanity 6 on CD.  It's possible to find an authentic copy.  | |
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And this on CD-r . IMO , the album is okay but not as slammin' as their debut . . . . [Edited 10/5/06 11:59am] | |
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This is the band from which a few cats played as houseband on almost every recorded track from the classic hip-hop label Sugar Hill . This was their 2nd and hardest 2find album on the SH-label , recorded after a 4-year hiatus . . . . [Edited 10/5/06 11:58am] | |
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damosuzuki said: GangstaFam said: Sure. Lots.
Care to expand on that? I have lots of 'rare' albums, but they're really only rare because most people couldn't be bothered to listen to them. Though I was a fairly hard-core vinyl buyer through most of my twenties to the extent my collection pretty much took over my living space, I only own two collectables: 
PiL's Metal Box (on vinyl, of course) probably doesn't even qualify as a true rarity - I've seen a few copies float around the dingy backwater where I live, so it's out there to be found if one has the initiative. My copy has only been played twice and the canister is in perfect shape. I also own a Japanese boxed set of the first six Clash singles on 45 7" vinyl that's never been played. I have no idea what this is worth, but I paid $60.00 for it back in '89 and I've kept it in perfect shape. [Edited 10/2/06 17:01pm] Got Metal Box on vinyl in metal too. Blasts like a beast. Albatross in particular. It's the Moby Dick of post-punk albums abd the greatest thing Lydon ever did. Recently bought the vinyl reissue as well. Cost me £45.00 from HMV, Oxford Street. Sounds even better. There are three sides to every story. My side, your side, and the truth. And no one is lying. Memories shared serve each one differently | |
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Rolling Stones - Some Girls (Orange Vinyl), Some Girls (Red Vinyl), Miss You 12" (Pink Vinyl), Beast of Burden (7" Rare Pic Sleeve), Black & Blue (Blue Vinyl) There are three sides to every story. My side, your side, and the truth. And no one is lying. Memories shared serve each one differently | |
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vainandy said: I couldn't even begin to count them. I know what you mean. I also have a ridiculous amount of cds. | |
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Meloh reminded me:
George Clinton - The Cinderella Theory Eric Leeds - Times Squared Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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damosuzuki said: GangstaFam said: Sure. Lots.
Care to expand on that? I have lots of 'rare' albums, but they're really only rare because most people couldn't be bothered to listen to them. Though I was a fairly hard-core vinyl buyer through most of my twenties to the extent my collection pretty much took over my living space, I only own two collectables:
PiL's Metal Box (on vinyl, of course) probably doesn't even qualify as a true rarity - I've seen a few copies float around the dingy backwater where I live, so it's out there to be found if one has the initiative. My copy has only been played twice and the canister is in perfect shape. I also own a Japanese boxed set of the first six Clash singles on 45 7" vinyl that's never been played. I have no idea what this is worth, but I paid $60.00 for it back in '89 and I've kept it in perfect shape. [Edited 10/2/06 17:01pm] I think the same thing happened to me. I collected because I was that into the whole listening to lp's not to get that involved in them, but because I wanted to see if there were any other good grooves on them.. I have some --I think they are rare james brown or the label I believe is king records but are 78's. ( and boy are they sensitive to breakage) [Edited 10/6/06 9:09am] nipsy | |
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Shapeshifter said: Got Metal Box on vinyl in metal too. Blasts like a beast. Agreed - amazing sounding album, it doesn't just play when you have it on, it has a physical presence. It takes over the room It's the Moby Dick of post-punk albums abd the greatest thing Lydon ever did. absolutely agreed. I wonder what Jah Wobble is doing with himself these days? Or Keith Levene, for that matter... | |
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damosuzuki said: Shapeshifter said: Got Metal Box on vinyl in metal too. Blasts like a beast. Agreed - amazing sounding album, it doesn't just play when you have it on, it has a physical presence. It takes over the room It's the Moby Dick of post-punk albums abd the greatest thing Lydon ever did. absolutely agreed. I wonder what Jah Wobble is doing with himself these days? Or Keith Levene, for that matter... Now you've got me  I've got:
This is What You Want..This is What YOu Get Happy? CD and I dig all of them . I havent heard Metal Box. Is it still in print(minus the box, of course)? spellingedit [Edited 10/6/06 20:22pm] A happy face, A Thumpin Bass, For A Lovin' Race. PEACE. | |
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unkemptpueblo said: Now you've got me I've got:
This is What You Want..This is What YOu Get Happy? CD and I dig all of them . I havent heard Metal Box. Is it still in print(minus the box, of course)? spellingedit [Edited 10/6/06 20:22pm] Oh sure, it's widely available on cd - in fact, there's actually a metal box cd release with an approximation of the original packaging, but if you're not inclined to blow all that money for the cannister, there's a no-frills release to be found under the title "second edition." I have a copy of this release too, and it's a perfectly acceptable alternative IMO. [Edited 10/6/06 20:48pm] | |
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damosuzuki said: unkemptpueblo said: Now you've got me I've got:
This is What You Want..This is What YOu Get Happy? CD and I dig all of them . I havent heard Metal Box. Is it still in print(minus the box, of course)? spellingedit [Edited 10/6/06 20:22pm] Oh sure, it's widely available on cd - in fact, there's actually a metal box cd release with an approximation of the original packaging, but if you're not inclined to blow all that money for the cannister, there's a no-frills release to be found under the title "second edition." I have a copy of this release too, and it's a perfectly acceptable alternative IMO. [Edited 10/6/06 20:48pm] Im gonna finally pick this up. Im glad this album got mentioned. Thanks for the links.  .A happy face, A Thumpin Bass, For A Lovin' Race. PEACE. | |
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