Publius Ovidius
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[Music] Albums you had which you’d like to have again but cannot find
- Thread starter Icy Gull
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Accessing music is a bloody doddle compared to 10-20 years ago . . . . I have a few albums it took me over 5 years to find, oddities never reissued until relatively recently on any format. Art, supernatural fairy tales, HP Lovecraft, I & II, and skip Bifferty are treasures.
2 that got away were mint copies,of original vinyl, ziggy stardust and tighten up volume 3. Have cd's but no idea what happened to the originals.
2 that got away were mint copies,of original vinyl, ziggy stardust and tighten up volume 3. Have cd's but no idea what happened to the originals.
dejavuatbtn
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I have the magical mystery tour album. Got it in the naafi store in Munster on a visit to a friend in the army back in the late 60s. Are they worth anything these days?
GT49er
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Depnds a lot on which edition/release - there is a large variation; the mono version seems to start at about thirty quid; the stereo one starts at about a fiver. If they're the 'right' edition, they can be worth a couple of hundred quid.
It's like the White Album. You can get a bog standard one for a few quid. A first edition, no.78 (mine) in mint condition, with all the inserts, would be worth a four figure sum - if only I hadn't flogged it for a quid or so to raise funds to buy a guitar!
1066familyman
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jakarta
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Triple Echo - Soft Machine -1977
All their greatest hit
1967 - 76
Really shouldn't have been listening to a triple album of a bunch of Canterbury boys messing around with psychedelia and evolving into jazz-rock as punk was erupting but it is such sublime music I couldn't help it m'lud...
All their greatest hit
1967 - 76Really shouldn't have been listening to a triple album of a bunch of Canterbury boys messing around with psychedelia and evolving into jazz-rock as punk was erupting but it is such sublime music I couldn't help it m'lud...
I'm intrigued to know where albums that I've bought digitally have vanished to. I've lost PJ Harvey's Let England Shake and Elisabeth Schwarzkopf's Vier Letzte Lieder somewhere in the depths of my hard drive (and probably a couple more that I've forgotten about).
Of course I can buy them again (they're not obscure) but I'm a bit pissed off that they've disappeared - you don't get that with CDs
Of course I can buy them again (they're not obscure) but I'm a bit pissed off that they've disappeared - you don't get that with CDs
Juan Albion
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If you've legitimately bought them digitally once, I'd say it was fair enough to record it off Spotify. I'm not sure that's really theft, is it?
I had The Rock Machine Turns You On which was a CBS sampler. The best sampler ever imo. It is still available on Vinyl but although it was issued on CD I cannot find it for sale anywhere. Nearly everything seems to be available these days one way or the other but not this one it seems.
If anyone has a cd they’d like to sell please pm me
Track list was
"I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" - Bob Dylan - from the LP John Wesley Harding
"Can't Be So Bad" - Moby Grape - from the LP Wow
"Fresh Garbage" - Spirit - from the LP Spirit
"I Won't Leave My Wooden Wife For You, Sugar" - The United States of America - from the LP The United States of America
"Time of the Season" - The Zombies – from the LP Odessey and Oracle
"Turn on a Friend" – The Peanut Butter Conspiracy – from the LP The Great Conspiracy
"Sisters of Mercy" – Leonard Cohen – from the LP The Songs of Leonard Cohen
Side 2
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"My Days Are Numbered" – Blood, Sweat and Tears – from the LP Child Is Father to the Man
"Dolphins Smile" – The Byrds – from the LP The Notorious Byrd Brothers
"Scarborough Fair / Canticle" – Simon and Garfunkel – from the LP Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
"Statesboro Blues" – Taj Mahal – from the LP Taj Mahal
"Killing Floor" – The Electric Flag – from the LP A Long Time Comin'
"Nobody’s Got Any Money In The Summer" – Roy Harper – from the LP Come Out Fighting Ghengis Smith
"Come Away Melinda" – Tim Rose – from the LP Tim Rose
"Flames" – Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera – from the LP Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera
'Fill your head with rock' was another similar CBS sampler. No idea what I did with that...
Tokyohands
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Ah seems like they only have vinyl copies in Discogs which is a bummer?
https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/1658962
https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/1658962
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The Sock of Poskett
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- Jun 12, 2009
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Plenty of copies of these albums on eBay/Discogs, though a low numbered copy of the White Album will cost you serious money ...
Picked up most of those sampler albums for pennies at car boots in the late 80's early 90's. You can all join in was my favourite. Spooky tooth, art, traffic, free, nirvana, jet hero Tull . . . Wynder k frog!
Icy Gull
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A couple of others that don’t seem to be on CD, sadly, are Bumpers and Nice Enough To Eat from Island Records.
I am starting to seriously consider investing in a turntable to be able to get these albums and play the many stored in my loft, shame I gave away two high quality ones years ago.
studio150
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RAR' s Greatest Hits
Concert For The People Of 'Kampuchea
Life In The European Theatre
That Summer
Concert For The People Of 'Kampuchea
Life In The European Theatre
That Summer
pearl
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I have them all on CD....and the Reegs....you're not hankering for vinyl are you?
no, CDs, no longer have a record player