Don't say saiyanara
I want to see you tomorrow
I want to see you tonight

You think that life is really hard when your dad wont buy you a brand new car
Take a girl out she wont fuck you
You just bought her a glamour coat
Spent all your money on a shitty coat

I'M NOT A LOSER

Deep Purple - Machine Head - Anniversary 2cd Edition
Johnny Cash - American Recordings
Johnny Cash - Unchained
Johnny Cash - American III Solitary Man

Einstürzende Neubauten
Haus der Lüge
Strategien gegen Architekturen
Maxi Yü Gung
Strategies against Architecture II
Maxi Feurio
1/2 Mensch
FM Einheit Stein
Die Hamletmaschine


all on Vinyl for 70Euros
had them on cd and mp3 but this wasn´t very satisfying
so i got these masterpieces on vinyl too

KMD - Mr. Hood

The Epitome of early 90's underground hip hop, as done by then unknown daniel dumile (years later would become MF Doom) and his younger brother. For fans of: straight up 88-91 era of hip hop...the rhymes the beats, the everything.

Apart from the fact that I spent a very nice day in MAnchester, I'm chuffed tonight because Fopp had a copy of this for just £5! I've looked repeatedly for this LP (on any format), and it feels great to finally find a copy:

humas are ses i wanna be a bear
i wanna shit in the woods
in my cave hunt my prey
could be you, i want to have food

So I couldn't pass this one up. I'm not a huge, huge Who fan, but I've always wanted a copy of Live at Leeds, and I've just been waiting for the right copy to show up in the bins. This was my lucky week--not only did I finally procure excellent vinyl copies of the first three Wire albums but I also found an original Decca issue of Live at Leeds with ALL the original inserts. Oh, that's a good one!

I hope that Hip Priest reads this.

Friday night I went to Borders (which is a bookstore that sells CD's at a ridiculous price) I had the intentions of buying a good book, but I found nothing the really caught my eye. I picked a few magazines I read on a regular, and then decided to take a look at the CD's to kill some time. While going through the endless bins of boring records and overpriced BS, I reached the 'T' section, and a CD sat by itself, with nothing around it and a very unobvious beige cover, I zoomed in on the title and read Nine Horses! Of all the placed I would find this, I least expected Borders! It was a nice surprise. I then when to the World Music section and picked up Issa Bagayogo. Strangely enough both albums have the same feel and flow to them, nice pickups!

MF Doom - MM Food 2x12"
Moondog - Moondogs Music 10"

What is this?

I have read it. Excellent news; I hope you like the whole LP. We both had nice music-buying weekends then (I got two Horace Silver cd's, including the live one I'd been looking for for some years).

Sorry....that makes it seem like some sort of double single the way I wrote it. It's just the MM Food album on vinyl but it's a double album. I'd like it on cd but it seems to be going the way of Operation Doomsday and becoming hard to find.

i recently ordered the new yo la tengo & erase errata LPs, plus some older sleater-kinney albums i had only on mp3 (since they split, reissues might become unavailable). still waiting for them to arrive...

black flag, six pack

gonna order new steve turner in a coupla days

Miles Davis - On the Corner
Napalm Death - Scum

Last weekend I had a very successful trip to Oxfam in Woking, where, for the princely sum of £3.95, I bought:

Sonic Youth - 100% CD single
Hood - Cold House CD
Laika - Good Looking Blues CD
Four Tet - Pause CD
Four Tet - Dialogue CD
And You Will Know Us... - Madonna CD
Kristin Hersh - The Holy Single CD single

I was in Tesco the other day so I picked up the James Blunt CD.