nic, trivia without wikipedia or looking at the sleeve -- who took the cover photo?

LP:

A Tribe Called Quest - Midnight Marauders
The B-52s - s/t
Ornette Coleman - Free Jazz
Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (my brother fucked up my old copy. argh.)
Fugazi - Repeater
Fugazi - Steady Diet of Nothing
Fugazi - In on the Killtaker
Fugazi - Red Medicine
Fugazi - End Hits
Gong - You
John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy
Madvillain - Madvillainy
Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners
Arnold Schönberg - The Complete Piano Works (Claude Helffer)
Sparks - In Outer Space

^awesome list! I see 2 NR Essentials up in there!

Will Oldham did, i knew it.
omfg i rule so much at just KNOWING stuff n' shit.

On cassette:

Velvet Monkeys - Rake
Sonic Youth - "Dirty Boots" + 5 live tracks

Wax:

The New York Dolls - Live in Paris 1974

Today, in Substance store in Vienna.

At the cam deas gig last night:


On Cd-r


Cam Deas/Spoono split LP

also this arrived this week:

The Nazz - Open Our Eyes: The Anthology
Mick Harvey - Motion Picture Music 94-05
Darkthrone - Preparing for War (Special Edition)
Dead Can Dance - Dead Can Dance
The Horrors - Primary Colours
Christian Death - Death Club 81-93
Glenn Gould - Goldberg Variations
100 Best Baroque

I just checked it out and grabbed it digitally due to this post. So thanks*

*I can't rep, but that type of thing is pretty asinine anyway, ain't it.

Oh, I'm very glad that my post made you check it out. Makes my day :D

i had a dream just last night that billy bragg released an album with some pop singer in promotion of coca cola

need $$ to buy music. :(

^Not really. I mean, it helps. But digital music is often free if not extremely cheap. Most music is disposable, so you keep your pennies for the shit you have loved for years and get the rest of your music digitally. Saves on storage and you don't look back in a few years and think "why the fuck did I buy this if I haven't listened to it since I paid $30 for it?."

I just downloaded the new Ludacris mixtape.

I disagree entirely. I'm not saying I don't download some music (I do, although not that much), but the vast majority of stuff that's in print at the time I want it I buy, and I certainly don't regret my purchases like that. This is partly because I definitely tend to actually give more time and energy over to really appreciating a record, as opposed to just filing it away unheard, if I've actually paid for it. But also because I fucking love that thing where it's like 'DAMN, I have nothing new worth listening to and I'm stuck, but wait, there's that free-jazz record I didn't really dig at all when I bought it like 2 years ago, might as well give it a shot for something to hear', and then you put it on and fucking adore it, and suddenly you love yourself for having bought it back then...

^co-sign. Though I do download (legally) a lot to save on physical space.

The Five's self-titled LP

That would be awsome.

Well the box is wonderfull and never have enough angry man protest singer rock.