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    Thumbs up February 2011 Finds

    No library give-aways here (althought there are still about 150+ in the shed), just this smooth reggae groover to get my month started in a great stylee...



    "Sometimes I get a hot ear..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sie Vulture View Post
    No library give-aways here (althought there are still about 150+ in the shed), just this smooth reggae groover to get my month started in a great stylee...



    Nice!! Never seen that one before - what's on it Sie? Is it from his Canadian period?
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    Went diggin w my brother who's visiting and he pulled this which sounds pretty VG-licious. I'll try and get it off him


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    Quote Originally Posted by Headless mermaid View Post
    Went diggin w my brother who's visiting and he pulled this which sounds pretty VG-licious. I'll try and get it off him

    And then trade it with me!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by llmod1 View Post
    And then trade it with me!!
    Or me...

    Isn't that like a 150+ Euro nowadays?

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    I've been after one of them for a while too - great version of 'music talk' on it!
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    Traded me some cool Japan jazz, this here is my favourite

    spiritual jazz with bamboo-flute http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRwEXah_bpM
    I also finally found me a cheap Jimmy Smith - Root down, that I've been looking for for ages
    Last edited by BeatsDeluxe; 03-02-2011 at 10:03 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Headless mermaid View Post
    Went diggin w my brother who's visiting and he pulled this which sounds pretty VG-licious. I'll try and get it off him
    That Dynamite Brass LP is a tough pull. Expensive these days too...

    My fave is that little track at the end of side one... "Fura De Fira"...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brainbomb View Post
    Isn't that like a 150+ Euro nowadays?
    Yup.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LDJB View Post
    Nice!! Never seen that one before - what's on it Sie? Is it from his Canadian period?
    Recorded at King Tubby's, produced by Bunny Lee... all the usual players... Sly, Robbie...
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    Quote Originally Posted by LDJB View Post
    I've been after one of them for a while too - great version of 'music talk' on it!
    You've now got me wanting a copy Lee mate!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by llmod1 View Post
    And then trade it with me!!
    What a coincidence! Just got myself a copy of this!

    Very Pleased

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr sayers View Post
    You've now got me wanting a copy Lee mate!!!
    You might want to popsike it first tho Craig...

    I got mine in Sweden, I do believe it's a touch pull these days.

    130 quid on Record Mania website...

    EDIT: sold.
    Last edited by Sie Vulture; 04-02-2011 at 10:36 AM. Reason: RM copy now sold...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sie Vulture View Post
    You might want to popsike it first tho Craig...

    I got mine in Sweden, I do believe it's a touch pull these days.

    130 quid on Record Mania website...

    EDIT: sold.
    I'm still hoping to pull it out of some thriftshop or bootsale crate where all records are less than £4 each...

    It could happen...

    I waited 5+ years for Fantastic Party, and had already given up when it happened 3 times in one year. (Surplus copies not with me any longer - search Scotland).

    So maybe I will soon give up and strike luck?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brainbomb View Post
    I'm still hoping to pull it out of some thriftshop or bootsale crate where all records are less than £4 each... It could happen...
    Indeed it could... every nation has it's equivalent to "Moody"...

    (ie a record that should be everywhere and frustratingly is not...)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sie Vulture View Post
    Indeed it could... every nation has it's equivalent to "Moody"...

    (ie a record that should be everywhere and frustratingly is not...)
    Haha - I just wonder how many times I flicked past it 15 years ago when I had no idea what it was and maybe more into other types of music??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brainbomb View Post
    Haha - I just wonder how many times I flicked past it 15 years ago when I had no idea what it was and maybe more into other types of music??
    ... and they're both on Polydor. Grrr...!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sie Vulture View Post
    ... and they're both on Polydor. Grrr...!
    so is one of my personal grails. which i'd stopped looking for until now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alanmck View Post
    so is one of my personal grails. which i'd stopped looking for until now.
    Drop me an email with the title, I'll check my doubles pile...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sie Vulture View Post
    You might want to popsike it first tho Craig...

    I got mine in Sweden, I do believe it's a touch pull these days.

    130 quid on Record Mania website...

    EDIT: sold.
    It's the Rune Öfwerman/Jerry Williams Dynamite Brass then? Cool.
    I hope the reason I recognise it is cause I've seen it here and not in some 10kr crate

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sie Vulture View Post
    You might want to popsike it first tho Craig...

    I got mine in Sweden, I do believe it's a touch pull these days.

    130 quid on Record Mania website...

    EDIT: sold.
    Don't worry I'm sure Dave Brown will have a copy for a fiver one day.

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    Had a lovely day visiting various god forsaken Tameside backwaters by foot and train yesterday and actually found a few worthwhile charity shop records while I was at it. OK, maybe they're not quite up to the standards of many VGplussers but we all can't be finding rare Polish prog LPs for pennies at Maltese carbooters all the time can we?

    Oh yeah, warning: this post contains possibly the least cool LP ever to be posted on VG+.


    First find of the day and something I'd wanted for a while.


    No idea if this is any good, but couldn't pass up for 50p.


    "Musique Concrete and Sound Patters composed and recorded by Desmond Leslie" Yep, the guy behind my very favourite Trunk Records LP.


    Surprisingly listenable.


    Probably not very good but bought as yet another addition to my cheesecake collection rather than the music anyway.


    Back to VG+ territory here. Very pleased to find this. Had the original Stax Records and have always regretted selling it on.


    What it says on the tin.


    Very nice folky christian record (with a break).


    Two more Sounds Orchestral LP for the pile. Both with the usual cheap, awful and irrelevant World Record Club artwork.


    Some groovy moments here.


    Paid £1 for this (most expensive purchase of the day). Contains the full 7 minute "Total Eclipse of the Heart". A great song.


    Don't know what this is. Guessing it either jazz and/or funk. Probably mediocre.


    90% rubbish private pressing saved by a nice upbeat pop number on the B side.




    Best finds of the day BAR NONE. Two LP long Egyptian Islamic spiritual epics with amazing vocals. These records are brilliant, think I've got a new favourite vocalist, Om Kolsoum.


    Not a bad comp I guess.


    Classic single, nice to have a loud 45rpm cut of this song.


    Contains a version of "Wave" so I figured worth a 45p gamble. Ain't played it yet.


    Playing as I type and so far it sucks.


    A christian LP of some sort...

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    Quote Originally Posted by JGBollard View Post

    Don't know what this is. Guessing it either jazz and/or funk. Probably mediocre.
    oh, i think you're in for avery pleasant surprise there... check "Also Sprach Zarathustra" .
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    Quote Originally Posted by JGBollard View Post
    Oh yeah, warning: this post contains possibly the least cool LP ever to be posted on VG+.
    I couldn't guess which one you meant so...

    Nice finds - Om Kalsoum and stuff...

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    Quote Originally Posted by alanmck View Post
    oh, i think you're in for avery pleasant surprise there... check "Also Sprach Zarathustra" .
    Oh good. Just placed at front of "stuff yet to listen to" box, will find time to play it on Sunday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brainbomb View Post
    I couldn't guess which one you meant so...

    Nice finds - Om Kalsoum and stuff...
    Those Om Kalsoum LPs, despite being in pretty poor condition, are one of my best finds in ages. Really good stuff.

    I've wanted to post something in this section for ages, but never thought I've had a haul worth sharing, but as I got a few gems yesterday I figured "why not?" Worse that could happen is I'd totally humiliate myself (again)...

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    Quote Originally Posted by JGBollard View Post



    Best finds of the day BAR NONE. Two LP long Egyptian Islamic spiritual epics with amazing vocals. These records are brilliant, think I've got a new favourite vocalist, Om Kolsoum.

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    Playing as I type and so far it sucks.

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    I found a copy of that 2nd Om Kolsoum in a French vide grenier last summer and still haven't gotten round to listening to it as I wasn't overly optimistic from it's cover I guess - suddenly looking forward to hearing it now.

    Ages since I played the Henry Duke thing but seem to recall there being one quite decent track on this.
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    Only two

    Jody Grind - Far Canal - LP - (Transatlantic)


    This is a blinder of an LP - had the old "Where's my loon pants" urge two songs in - "Jump Bed Jed" is a monster track... the rest is solid too...

    Negative Space - Hard, Heavy, Mean & Evil - LP - (Castle)



    Quite a bit more rocky than I expected, but in a primative stylee - still has a healthy lashing of fuzz in there... might need a few more listens...
    "It's all just one big plastic hassle..." - Psych-Out

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    Quote Originally Posted by MPFlapp View Post
    Negative Space - Hard, Heavy, Mean & Evil - LP - (Castle)



    Quite a bit more rocky than I expected, but in a primative stylee - still has a healthy lashing of fuzz in there... might need a few more listens...
    John mate, do they do a version of 'Light my fire' on here?

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