What was the last record/CD/tape/8-track you bought?

[mattnice]

Cool Track, Nice drums

[goldielocksnthethreebrares]

Butterflies in hell (cant remember bside name but its sick) on citrus recordings,

Whenever I listen to it, it makes me shart!

[d00ban]

[Steve]

http://i.imgur.com/3vg79BA.jpg

[Steve]

http://i.imgur.com/nwBg9ky.jpg

[Steve]

http://i.imgur.com/WneZsbB.jpg

 

http://i.imgur.com/2nRIh4Y.jpg

[Jimmy]

The last two vinyl i bought we Alix Perez - Chroma Chords Special box set & today my The D.O.T - Diary Limited Edition coloured vinyl showed up.

 

my list for singles is getting quite long tho so wanna try and tick some of those off this weekend.

[Steve]

http://i.imgur.com/6CPnw6j.jpg

[R Funksmith]

a recent score that I'm really pleased to finally own is Tell Me Something Good by Rufus. On a 45. Man I love that track

[Steve]

^^That tune is the shit.

 

http://i.imgur.com/pzaLz90.jpg

[Wax On]

Best of Mel & Tim

 

 

Stephanie Mills Starlight (Nas break)

 

 

And I've started buying up jiggy rap like Nelly, Bad Boy, Neptunes etc in recent months...just the hits.

[Steve]

http://i.imgur.com/soXY232.jpg

 

I love that Lone track: -

 

[DJ Rock Well]

 

[Steve]

http://i.imgur.com/nHiNLdL.jpg

 

Released 26 years after volume 3 came out.

[Steve]

http://i.imgur.com/A9mmbXV.jpg

[Wax On]

Is that a different Mikey D to the Main Source one?

[Steve]

No mate, same one.

[Guest petesasqwax]

the new Express Rising LP. Different to the first, but still ill. I like it.

[Wax On]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3OxhCmCQ6c

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOHvOhADAic

[Steve]

http://i.imgur.com/g6mVtlQ.jpg

 

Sample: -

 

[Wax On]

[DJ Rock Well]

No prizes for originality but a nice haul nonetheless

 

 

"Empire Jazz" deserves it's own picture... not least for the amount of time me and Paul spent debating the merits of having a wookie on piano.

 

[Guest Symatic]

that's quite a cover.

 

I just got Black Liberation Dub by Mad Professor, some wicked tunes including this

 

 

and I also got a copy of Scientist Rids The World Of The Evil Curse Of The Vampires, which it turnes out had a bunch of cocks and boobs drawn on the cover.

 

and I got some 7"s and 10"s from an excellent shop called Dub Vendor in london. really nice dude who runs it.

[Guest Symatic]

that empire jazz seems proper rare, the imperial march is amazing.

 

rockwell i got Bob James Two and it has a stamp saying promo only. does that make it any fancier for collectors or is it pretty standard?

[DJ Rock Well]

The Imperial March is good, but also just about the only bit that's recognisable as being from star wars.

 

Re: Bob James 2 - probably not worth any more.

 

It's a bit of a generalisation, but usually there are three levels of promo. First off there's the white label test pressing which is usually the most valuable variant (particulary if it's a different cut to the final commmercial issue), then sometimes you get an issue with a proper printed label with different label design (colour, big red 'A' on Parlophone/Columbia 45s, etc), then you get normal commercial issues with either 'Factory Sample' stickers on them and/or a 'Promo Only' stamp - these are basically normal commercial issues that were given away rather than sold. Generally, the first test pressings are the most valuable and the value descends from there. More importantly though, test presses/promo are usually only worth something decent if there are of an already valuable album or if they are a very rare variant of a a collectable mainstream artist (like the Japanese test pressing of a Kate Bush album I got £90 for). Nerdy, collectable genres like prog rock will often place higher value on unusual variants and test pressings- about three months back I got £260 for a white label test press of Genesis 'Trick of the Tail'... this price was possibly inflated further as the stamper numbers were T1-1/T1-1, suggesting the very first test pressing - in less tragic/nerdy genres, details like this would make little or no difference.