June 2019 Vinyl Challenge
- Thread starter ranbalam
- Start date
feesrevenge
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I totally whiffed this month. Looking forward to July
Day 29: Newbie (AKA "Fresh Off The Mail Truck")
Just got this in the mail and had issues submitting it to Discogs. Seemed I had 2 different opened browsers in the sub edit that was causing some caching issues. Got that sorted, but it took way too many edits.
Keith Emerson And Goblin – The Church
Death Waltz Recording Company - DW138, 1989/2019
Repress of 2015 Italian release
Pressed at Record Industry
Just got this in the mail and had issues submitting it to Discogs. Seemed I had 2 different opened browsers in the sub edit that was causing some caching issues. Got that sorted, but it took way too many edits.
Keith Emerson And Goblin – The Church
Death Waltz Recording Company - DW138, 1989/2019
Repress of 2015 Italian release
Pressed at Record Industry
Matt M
Santa Extraordinaire
Me too. Made it to the 15th and lost my way. Ready to start anew.
Wicked Dreamer
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Day 29: Newbie
Saun & Starr - Look Closer
Copped this just last week after getting the Dap-Kings’ instrumental LP.
Saun & Starr - Look Closer
Copped this just last week after getting the Dap-Kings’ instrumental LP.
Wicked Dreamer
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If no one else has volunteered yet (and if y’all don’t mind me doing the day-to-day reveal method that we used to do sometimes), then I could take a shot at it.
blissfullychaotic
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Day 27: back in the day part 2
Huey lewis and the news ~ sports
Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83,I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humour.
Huey lewis and the news ~ sports
Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83,I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humour.
Yeah, that works...the July Challenge is all yours!
blissfullychaotic
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Day 28: food, beer and music with good people
Nujabes ~ Metaphorical Music
A nice display of jazz and hip hop to get a buzz to and eat some food with. We would probably end up talking about all the people Nujabes helped inspire, his legacy, and the artists who are keeping his spirit and memory alive.
Nujabes ~ Metaphorical Music
A nice display of jazz and hip hop to get a buzz to and eat some food with. We would probably end up talking about all the people Nujabes helped inspire, his legacy, and the artists who are keeping his spirit and memory alive.
blissfullychaotic
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Day 29: something new
Yellow Magic Orchestra ~ solid state survivor
Yellow Magic Orchestra ~ solid state survivor
feesrevenge
Well-Known Member
I feel like the day to day is more of a challenge so I'm all for that.
Day 29 - Newbie
The Messthetics - S/T
This just showed up Friday, so it's my newest record and also a band that is completely new to me. A friend (with taste almost as impeccable as @Teeeee ) texted me a link to an article about them Wednesday morning. I watched their Tiny Desk then ordered the record. It's the bass player and drummer from Fugazi (Joe Lally and Brendan Canty) and a guitar player named Anthony Pirog who has a kind of Fripp thing going on. I am digging this on first listen...
The Messthetics - S/T
This just showed up Friday, so it's my newest record and also a band that is completely new to me. A friend (with taste almost as impeccable as @Teeeee ) texted me a link to an article about them Wednesday morning. I watched their Tiny Desk then ordered the record. It's the bass player and drummer from Fugazi (Joe Lally and Brendan Canty) and a guitar player named Anthony Pirog who has a kind of Fripp thing going on. I am digging this on first listen...
Day 29 - Newbie
Brian Eno/David Byrne - My Life in the Bush of Ghosts
This record just arrived in the mail, sent to me by the extremely generous @LeeVing. We were talking about Eno in one of these threads, and I mentioned how I’d never found a copy of this with the OG tracklist (with Qu’Ran). He reached out to me and sent me a duplicate he had as a PIF. I’m super happy to have a copy of this now!
This is a fantastic community, and I’m happy to be part of it.
Brian Eno/David Byrne - My Life in the Bush of Ghosts
This record just arrived in the mail, sent to me by the extremely generous @LeeVing. We were talking about Eno in one of these threads, and I mentioned how I’d never found a copy of this with the OG tracklist (with Qu’Ran). He reached out to me and sent me a duplicate he had as a PIF. I’m super happy to have a copy of this now!
This is a fantastic community, and I’m happy to be part of it.
Wicked Dreamer
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Day 30: Pride
Charlotte Day Wilson - CDW
Shout out @ranbalam you did a great job running this thread!
Also the July thread is now open for business: https://www.needlesandgrooves.com/threads/july-2019-vinyl-challenge.527/
Charlotte Day Wilson - CDW
Shout out @ranbalam you did a great job running this thread!
Also the July thread is now open for business: https://www.needlesandgrooves.com/threads/july-2019-vinyl-challenge.527/
Thanks for participating, I'll catch you in the July thread!
Day 30 - Pride
Wendy Carlos - Switched-On Bach
Wendy was a pioneer both as a trans woman and as one of the first artists to record with a Moog synth. This album from 1968 (with her still recording as Walter Carlos) went platinum and was the first exposure to synth music for many listeners.
Thanks @ranbalam for putting this together!
Wendy Carlos - Switched-On Bach
Wendy was a pioneer both as a trans woman and as one of the first artists to record with a Moog synth. This album from 1968 (with her still recording as Walter Carlos) went platinum and was the first exposure to synth music for many listeners.
Thanks @ranbalam for putting this together!
Fleetwood-Matt
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Sadly failed this challenge lol
Glad it got to you. I had been thinking that it doesn't do me any good keeping multiple copies of records...especially when others have a hard time acquiring them.
I do like the idea of giving out records that people want / have been looking for rather than me posting what I have available as is what the PIF thread seems to be.
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