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MAAAAAAILLL DAAAAAAYYYY!!

Big thanks to @phramenma for the two on the right from RSD! Happy to have the yellow Serj Tankian and Queen single!

Also gonna thank @Delta Don for posting about SMLXL Vinyl! I found the Jesus Freak vinyl on there!

And finally, thanks to Amazon for importing the Rammstein for me so I didn't have to pay $25 shipping lol.

Great mail day! Cool stuff!
 
I ordered a couple of 7 inches from Sub Pop and they had a nifty feature where I could have them shipped to my local shop for free. I took them up on that, fully knowing that it would end up costing me much, much more than whatever the media mail rate would've been. But at least I've got something to show for it instead. The damage, finally filling out my previously non-existent DS catalog:

Dire Straits - Dire Straits ('79 Repress)
Dire Straits - Communiqué (OG)
Dire Straits - Making Movies ('83 Repress)
ELO - ELO II (OG)
Beach House - Lose Your Smile b/w Alien
Rolling Blackouts C.F. - In The Capital b/w Read My Mind

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Selaws said:
Some goodness from over the weekend.

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Art Pepper ‎– Friday Night At The Village Vanguard (Contemporary 1980)
Bill Evans - More From The Vanguard (Milestone, 1984)
Miles Davis - Hot Lips (Tobacco Road, 1985)


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Soul Slabs - Vol. 2 (Colemine RSD 2019)
I've been sucked into the Colemine rabbit hole after seeing their stuff pop up on the pre-orders sub a lot. The Colemine thread isn't helping either!! Decided to pick this up as there seems to be a ton of music on here and hopefully it will help me pick out some favorites to look into!

The White Stripes - My Doorbell / Same Boy You've Always Known (Live) (XL Recordings 2008)
Picked up this red pressing cheap, been revisiting the White Stripes lately and have a real treat on its way to me!

Lionel Hampton ‎– The Hampton Boy (Felstead 1957)
A 50p single pick up. Hampton was a jazz vibraphonist, drummer and pianist. Worth picking up for the price.

As Serious As Your Life: Black Music and the Free Jazz Revolution, 1957–1977 - Val Wilmer
I have been meaning to read this for a while and I actually had a copy that I misplaced. Wilmer focuses on jazz greats such as Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane, Albert Ayler, Sun Ra, to build a narrative of how black music established itself in American history.

Beneath The Underdog - Charles Mingus
Autobiography by the famous Charles Mingus himself.
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I need that Pepper in my collection ASAP. It is one of my favorite live jazz albums of all time. Pepper's playing is so heartfelt, daring, melodic and passionate in this album.
 
TenderLovingKiller® said:
My finger hurts from "Like" so hard. Wonderful pair of albums (especially Alligator) by some wonderful artists.
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Ha, thanks man. I'm a super new fan of The National. I just came across their music a week or so ago. Absolutely blown away and starting to add some of their albums to my collection.
 
agutierrezb said:
I need that Pepper in my collection ASAP. It is one of my favorite live jazz albums of all time. Pepper's playing is so heartfelt, daring, melodic and passionate in this album.
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It’s fantastic, I was really blown away. There’s a series apparently. There’s definitely a “Friday Night....Vol.4” (which leads me to believe there’s a 2 & 3) and also a “Thursday night....” and “Saturday night....”
 
Oh man, what a mail day! :love:🤗🤩
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