What CD's have you recently bought/rented?

[captainofbeef]

Bought this:


But I would much rather have had this:

Oh well.

[captainofbeef]

Bought this:

[PTAhole]

Bought:

[captainofbeef]

Rounding out the Pearl Jam collection:

[PTAhole]

[criterionmaster]

Blackmoses got me this for my birthday!

[nonfiction]

[blackmoses]

Bought these


^thats the CD + audio DVD one






And I should have gotten this too but they couldn't find the disc!

[ie]

Ha. I eventually figured out the cover with the awesome Storm Thorgerson photograph: Bury the Hatchet. I was about to ask on that one.

[captainofbeef]

UTTAD, BTCS, Amputechture, Legend, The Long Run, and Billy Breathes??? Who knew Joel was capable of buying so many great records!!

[eatawiiner]

Tom Waits - Orphans

Sonic Youth - Murray St. , Sister, EVOL, Jetset, Daydream Nation, SYR4, NYC ghost

The Velvet Underground & Nico

Clipse - Hell Hath No Fury

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Nocturdrama

The Birthday Party - Prayers on Fire

Young Jeezy - The Inspiration

The Beatles - Love

[criterionmaster]

I have been fucking loving velvet underground and nico as of late.

[criterionmaster]

Borrowed:

The Beatles - Rubber Soul
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
Elton John - Madman Across the Water
The Cure - Pornography
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti

[blackmoses]

Got these

[nonfiction]

criterionmaster said:

I have been fucking loving velvet underground and nico as of late.

Check out some John Cale albums. He was a founding member of the Velvet Undergroud. I recommend Paris 1919 to start.

[PTAhole]

[captainofbeef]

Bought:

[misterbalco]

Ive downloaded all of the following, but Ive decided that having the actual cd's is better. I am officially starting my music collection. These are also what you call "FINALLY! picks":

Atom Heart Mother Pink Floyd
Amputecture The Mars Volta('Bout time!)
Stadium Arcadium Red Hot Chili Peppers(Finally!)
The Velvet Underground and Nico The Velvet Underground (Finally)
Of Natural History Sleepytime Gorilla Museum(check this shit out people)

[ie]

I don't love Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, but they are a good band. Here's a song off the Sleepytime Gorilla Museum Of Natural History, for interested parties:

Phthisis

[eatawiiner]

nonfiction, what do you think of whitelight/whiteheat? I got that and am amazed by how much feedback one could possibly fit on such a small album. Its different, took a few listening's driving down the interstate to get used to, but now 'im lovin' it'. how would you rank it among VU's finest?

[captainofbeef]

Some goodies:

[sacrilegend]

The Boatman's Call is my favourite Nick Cave album yet to date! It's absolutely amazing, I got it about four months ago and I'm still listening to it every day! I just got Murder Ballads (1996), I haven't listened to it, have you?

One I really want, but have only heard is No More Shall We Part (2001). My dad owns it and he wouldn't let me take it!

[captainofbeef]

Murder Ballads is an excellent record. I heard The Boatman's Call was better so I just had to pick it up.

[sacrilegend]

I think it's the best so... Oh, and I forgot to mention, I have Kickin' Against The Pricks (1986) as well. I don't enjoy it as much, but any Nick Cave is brilliant to me.

[captainofbeef]

Thats the one that most people seem to view as one of his lesser records. But lesser Cave is better than most great stuff so.... From Her to Eternity is the best Cave record I have heard so far.

[sacrilegend]

I'll remember that, thanks. I'm off, I need to get ready for my second day of the tenth grade . Hhahahaha at least I get a free period every day while all my friends have seven, I have six.

[blackmoses]

[blackmoses]

[captainofbeef]

Finishing off the Floyd collection:

[blackmoses]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!





^Mine has a different case and is in a tin.