Recent Acquisitions 2007

ahhh excellent!

alas! No new recent aquisitions in quite some time for me!

My last final exam is tomorrow morning though ... and by this weekend I should be back in business. Wish me luck

wished

THE RESIDENTS - George and James
THE RESIDENTS - Stars and Hank Forever
THE RESIDENTS - The King and Eye
SAXON - Rock the Nations

My Silent Wake- Anatomy of Melancholy

ghosts of athanasius wrote:

My Silent Wake- Anatomy of Melancholy

You got it!!!

Yesterday's pickups:

THE RESIDENTS - Stars and Hank Forever
URIAH HEEP - Sweet Freedom
YES - Beyond and Before: The BBC Recordings 1969-1970
FRANK ZAPPA - Broadway the Hard Way
FRANK ZAPPA - Limited Edition Picture Disc Interview

Deliverance - As Above, So Below
Haven - This Age of Darkness
Pain of Salvation - Scarsick

Yes it is mine and it is exceedingly wonderful, I love both volumes

Kitaro - Ancient

Yay!!!

EVERY MAN'S HERO - No One Ever Said a Word

Thanks, Tranny!

I got a new castration attachment fer my power drill, so now I can make shure there ain't no funny bisness with any of the folks on our farm less'ns we wants there to be some!

DVDs:
THE RESIDENTS - Icky Flix



CDs:
DEVO - Freedom of Choice

Megadeth- United Abominations

Linkin Park- Minutes To Midnight (I have a wife and kids) Well all I can say so far from what I heard some of it is ok/meh. They seem angrier as there are more f - b o m b s than previously

Just in:

Mortification - Brain Cleaner
Mortification - Triumph of Mercy
Death - Scream Bloody Gore
Coroner - Punishment For Decadence
Kreator - Pleasure To Kill
Falconer - Northwind

ghosts of athanasius wrote:

f - b o m b s

You subversive bosstidd! You did that on purpose just to cheat the word filter!



That being said, my son has recently developed a liking for the Linkin Park song "In the End". Have I failed as a metal parent?

Deliverance - As Above, So Below
Deliverance - Assimilation (2cd reissue)

I also got 2 bootleg Journey DVD's from 1979 and 1982!

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That being said, my son has recently developed a liking for the Linkin Park song "In the End". Have I failed as a metal parent?

Tis okay Trog...my daughter was singing Brittany Spears the other day....she has one of those kids mix cds....fortunately it also has Rock N Roll All Nite by Kiss.....she liked that song so much she wanted to get the Rockin Tunes toothbrush that plays the song while you brush.....so now.....she rocks out in the bathroom while fighting the war against gingivitis!

zombiewalkin wrote:

she rocks out in the bathroom while fighting the war against gingivitis!

Yeah, my son used to have a thing for the N*Stync song "Bye Bye Bye" too.

But I played him some ALICE IN CHAINS on the way to school this morning!

Picked up yesterday:

CHEECH & CHONG - Big Bambu
DEVO - New Traditionalists
THE RESIDENTS - George & James

TERRESTRIAL HARVEST - The Harvest is Plentiful

PRIESTBIRD - In Your Time _(f.k.a. Tarantula A.D.)
TARANTULA A.D. - Book of Sand
TARANTULA A.D. - Atlantic

DEF LEPPARD - High 'n' Dry
(the version with the bonus tracks: "Bringin' on the Heartbreak" remixed and "Me and My Wine")
JETHRO TULL - Benefit (remaster)
THE RESIDENTS - Wormwood

FRANK ZAPPA/MOTHERS - One Size Fits All

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffitti
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Darkthrone - Plaguewielder

to replace my cd-rs

Beherit - The Oath of Black Blood
Black Sabbath - We Sold Our Soul for Rock n' Roll Vol. 1
Black Sabbath - We Sold Our Soul for Rock n' Roll Vol. 1
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet

DVD:

VARIOUS ARTISTS - Up from the Ashes

How's that DVD?

Some new sweet finds:

Yes - The Yes Album
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
The Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds
Diamond Head - In the Beginnign (I think that's the name...)

All remaster/bonus track editions ... except for the Diamon Head one, which appears to be a complete remix of the bands's first album ... interesting!

dOOm&gLOOm wrote:

How's that DVD?

Haven't watched it yet.

dOOm&gLOOm wrote:

Some new sweet finds:

Yes - The Yes Album
Jethro Tull - Aqualung

Oh man! If you haven't heard these two yet, you are gonna LOVE them!

dOOm&gLOOm wrote:

Diamond Head - In the Beginnign (I think that's the name...)

All remaster/bonus track editions ... except for the Diamond Head one, which appears to be a complete remix of the bands's first album ... interesting!

Yeah, Behold the Beginning is a great collection of the first album plus many of the early singles. It's the comp that turned me on to their pre-Borrowed Time material.

There are a couple of different versions of this - is this the cover you got?

+1.

Tull is among my very favorites. Didn't hurt that I was a flute player from 4th - high school....

TrogDawn wrote:

Oh man! If you haven't heard these two yet, you are gonna LOVE them!


Yeah, Behold the Beginning is a great collection of the first album plus many of the early singles. It's the comp that turned me on to their pre-Borrowed Time material.

There are a couple of different versions of this - is this the cover you got?

Yeah, I'm digging the Tull & Yes. I actually hadn't heard that Yes
before. Tull I've had some MP3s of for a while, but never really bit
into them until now, if you see what I mean.

That is the cover that I got. I think there's 10-11 songs on it? It
says inside that every song is from the first album, except for one,
which is a single.

_Wes wrote:

+1.

Tull is among my very favorites. Didn't hurt that I was a flute player from 4th - high school....

Sweet dude! What are your favorite albums from them?

dOOm&gLOOm wrote:

That is the cover that I got. I think there's 10-11 songs on it? It says inside that every song is from the first album, except for one, which is a single.

OK, I might be thinking of the re-issue of their debut, the White Album (aka Lightning to the Nations) that came out a few years ago. It has the entire album plus most of the early singles as well. Either way, the cd you got is still a great one! Hang on to it even if you get the others, because the version of "It's Electric" that is one there is different than any of the subsequent releases I have. I don't think that version appears anywhere else except perhaps the original vinyl it was released on. Can't really go wrong with DIAMOND HEAD!

TrogDawn wrote:

Can't really go wrong with DIAMOND HEAD!

Very true. I am definetely planning on hanging on to this one!

dOOm&gLOOm wrote:

_Wes wrote:

+1.

Tull is among my very favorites. Didn't hurt that I was a flute player from 4th - high school....

Sweet dude! What are your favorite albums from them?

Aqualung is probably my favorite - cause it was the first.

Song from the wood
minstral in the gallery

I'm not as familiar with the newer stuff - but I may just get there. . .
You're making me remember and want to hear them again!!

btw - when I lived in Colorado I saw a killer Tull cover band at a city fest downtown. Lead singer was a ringer for Ian Anderson. My good buddy Derek Anderson named his son Ian. . . not due to tull, but hey. Cool name.

_Wes wrote:

Aqualung is probably my favorite - cause it was the first.

You mean the first one you ever heard? Me too. It's a classic from start to finish. A true masterpiece.

_Wes wrote:

Song from the wood
minstral in the gallery

Yep, I love those too! You can also add Thick as a Brick, Broadsword and the Beast, and War Child to that list for me.

Yes Trog!!

Man - it's tough when a band has sooo many albums! But that's a good problem to have! Not like Symphony x - first album out in 5 years!!!! Aaruughthgtgh.

IRON BUTTERFLY - Scorching Beauty
MARK MOTHERSBAUGH - Musik for Insomniaks, Vol. 2

Various - Lightning Strikes Twice

Ozzy Osbourne- Black Rain

My Silent Wake- T Shirt!

Place of Skulls- Love Through Blood, Doom Capital

Victor Griffin- Late for an Early Grave ( Thanks Trog!)

Saxon - Denim & Leather
Vinnie Moore - Meltdown

Herbie Hancock - Sextant

Trog you RULE!!!!

Thanks sooo much for the discs. It was an extremely nice welcome home gift hahaha

ghosts of athanasius wrote:

Trog you RULE!!!!

Thanks sooo much for the discs. It was an extremely nice welcome home gift hahaha

My pleasure, bro.

Acquired over the weekend & today:

FRANK ZAPPA/MOTHERS - Absolutely Free
FRANK ZAPPA/MOTHERS - Just Another Band from L.A.
FRANK ZAPPA - The Man from Utopia
FRANK ZAPPA - Frank Zappa Meets the Mothers of Prevention
FRANK ZAPPA - Broadway the Hard Way

what does Zappa have like 60 records or something?

In the past couple weeks:

CDs:
OZZY - Black Rain
DOVER TRENCH - Exhibition of Speed
PASTOR BRAD - Reshredded
TITANIC - Full Steam Ahead
DELIVERANCE - Greetings of Death, etc. (re-release)
DELIVERANCE - Assimilation (2-CD re-release)
DELIVERANCE - The First Five Years (re-release)
AMBOY DUKES - Yeeoww! Live at Richard's in Atlanta, 1974
CROSS - Metal From Above
GAMA BOMB - Survival of the Fastest

VINYL:
TED NUGENT - Double Live Gonzo! (autographed)
TED NUGENT - Scream Dream (autographed)
TED NUGENT - Intensities in Ten Cities (autographed)
RAVEN - Hard Ride 1981 Autographed Neat NWOBHM Single
KISS - Alive II - 1977 - w/Tattoos & Booklet

DVD:
UP FROM THE ASHES II (w/ Saint, Deliverance, Once Dead, Ultimatum, Tykkus, etc.)
TED NUGENT - Spirit of the Wild LIVE! Tingley Park, IL 5-20-95
TED NUGENT - Whiplash Bash! Detroit, MI 12-31-87

Anyone have any old Ted Nugent, Kiss or Aerosmith vinyls they want to part with?

Hey Ult if you were in Murfreesboro Id take you to this place called Digital Planet they got a nice Vinyl Selection Im sure they gots Aerosmith I found 2 Bowie Vinyls I wanted heh

Hows that 2nd Disk on Assimilation?


My recent Acquisitions

CD: Megadeth- United Abominations
David Bowie- ChangesBowie

DVD: Masters of the Universe Season 1 Volume 1
Transformers the Movie 20th Anniversery
Fantasy

Addy wrote:

Hows that 2nd Disk on Assimilation?

Something you'll listen to once, then probably never again, since it is just demo versions of the album songs, and most of it is missing vocals. Sound quality is good, but it's mostly for die-hard Deliverance fans.

Royksopp - Melody A. M.

You may know their song "Remind Me" from the Geico commercials... Everywhere I go...

Anyway - Troggy they are quite ambient - you should check them out!