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Gary Burton / Chick Corea - Crystal Silence (ECM Records, 1973 First Pressing) Funkadelic - Cosmic Slop (Westbound Records, 1990 German Pressing) The Prestige All-Stars - Soul Jazz Volume 1 (Prestige/Bluesville, 1960 First Pressing) Al Green - Al Green Is Love (Hi Records, 1975 First Pressing)...

On a side note, I usually try to have a non-fiction E-book on my phone at all times that I read on the train, waiting for the bus, etc. Anyone got any recommendations that really impressed them?

Book 11: Children Of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky (Orbit, 2018) A colleague recommended and lent me this book and I was super impressed with it. Its a sci-fi adventure set over hundreds of years that centres around the terraforming of a planet and the unexpected outcomes. Book 12: Into Thin...

I think we can all agree you were always one of the good un Pauly! Great to see you around here and sorry for how it all went down for you too!

The Royal Tenenbaums The next in our Wes Anderson deep dive. Really enjoyed this one, so much fun!

Book 10: The Expanse: Abaddon's Gate by James A Corey (Orbit, 2014) I've been slipping The Expanse series into my reading lists in order this year, with this one being the 3rd in the series. Really great world-building and a fantastic story. I find myself reading through these so quickly...

I didn't participate in RSD this year, but still found some great records recently. Lafayette Afro-Rock Band - Soul Makossa (Musidisc, 1974 First French Pressing) The Tony Lee Trio - British Jazz Artists Vol.1 (Lee Lambert, 1976 First Signed Pressing) Evan Parker - Saxophone Solos (INCUS, 1976...

As @Joe Mac said, sounds like the UK got more. This is a tiny little shop that you have to walk through a slightly larger bookshop to get to. They only had a few crates of RSD items but a few of the Oasis sets for around the £80 mark if im remembering correctly.

I didnt participate in RSD this year but yesterday I popped into a book shop that has a small record room at the back of it that stocked some RSD items. They had a few copies of the Oasis box set and this was late yesterday afternoon. Was that one that's tricky to find?

Cosmic Eye - Dream Sequence (Regal Zonophone, 1972 First Pressing) Neil Ardley - A Symphony Of Amaranths (Regal Zonophone, 1972 First Pressing) Evan Parker - Saxophone Solos (INCUS, 1976 First Pressing) Coley - Goodbye Brains (Coley Records, 1972 First Pressing) A killer pile of British jazz...

Book 9: The Home Invaders: Confessions Of A Cat Burglar by Frank Hohimer (‎Chicago Review Press, 1975) I watched "Thief" (starring James Caan) a few weeks ago and the closing credits caught my eye when it stated it was based on a book. Turns out the book is "The Home Invaders: Confessions Of A...

The latest from Muriel Grossmann has arrived!

Well this is exciting! Huge thanks again @Yer Ol' Uncle D, you are a good un!

Next up in my Wes Anderson run is Rushmore, another that I had never seen before until now. A really fun film that I have found myself thinking about throughout the day (we watched it last night).

I dont dare look at how much I paid for my last set but im pretty sure it was at least double the price of this deal.