Recent CD Purchases

No new CD's recently, but the next 2 will be Bone Machine and The Black Rider by Tom Waits. The only 2 CD's of his i don't have yet.
 
Replacing some of my worn-out cassettes with CDs:

Bruce Springstein - Born in the USA
Never was a big fan of Glory Days or Born in the USA, but some of the other songs are favorites.

Lynyrd Skynyrd (Pronounced leh-nerd skin-nerd)
The demo versions of Tuesday's Gone and Freebird are worth buying this for!

Pink Floyd - Momentary Lapse of Reason
Although Roger Waters called this a "reasonable forgery of a Pink Floyd album," it's one of my favorites.
 
good to see Doc on this list, I just got:
Del McCoury: The Family
Ricky Skaggs: Brand New Strings

"country rocks, but bluegrass rules"
 
You can find some interesting stuff at Amazon for under $5:

Julee Cruise -- Floating Into The Night
Trailer Bride -- Whine de Lune
Cowboy Junkies -- Lay It Down
Just Desserts -- Give Up The Ghost
Therion -- Secret of the Runes
Mazzy Star -- So Tonight I Might See
Various string quartets/quintets of Mozart (I can remember titles, not 3 digit numbers).

With the exception of Therion, these recent purchases all help to calm my nerves -- a necessity in Tidewater traffic!
 
Lots of good stuff folks-
Found a couple of used CDs to plug a couple of gaps:
Rickie Lee Jones- Pop Pop
Graham Parker & the Rumour- Another Grey Area
 
Been on a kind of hard kick lately, not too hard mind you:

Linkin Park
Alice in Chains
Puddle of Mudd
SoundGarden

I also just burned a couple borrowed CD's:

Old and in the Way (a bluegrass album of jam players including Jerry Garcia)
Steppenwolf Greatest Hits (yes they had more than 2)

I also just got the Curious George soundtrack. I know, I know, but I'm a big Jack Johnson fan. A few sappy kid-type songs on there, but overall pretty good.

glenn
 
Most recently:

Neko Case - Fox Confessor Brings the Flood
Johnny Cash - Personal File
Dave Alvin - West of the West


James
 
Rush - 2112 (record)
Demilich - Demo + Promo (tape)
Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood (cd)
 
Ok, i was surprised to find no Tom Waits, in two stores, that i don't own already, so i picked up Closer by Joy Division, and Depeche Mode, the singles, from 81 to 85.
 
didnt know so many people on here listened to death metal / metal. Anyone going to ozzfest or sounds of the underground this year?

anyways,
Tool - 10000days
rob zombie - educated horses
Death - Fate(the best of)
Venom - (i forget the title)
Blue Oyster Cult - Fire Of Unknown Orgin
Pink Floyd - The Wall (replacement)
A few Grateful Dead CD's
Thats about it in the past couple months, Ive stopped buying so many due to the fact that I have about 400 cds, and dont even listen to a 1/8th of them regularly.
 
Brad Greulich said:
Both an amazing album and band- there's some good old local (for me anyways) Canadian metal for ya.
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:thumbup: I saw them at their first big live performance in Columbus, OH, opening for Children of Bodom and Lamb of God.

I was blown away. They were pretty much the best opening band I've ever seen at a concert. I walked right over after their set and bought their album directly from the lead singer, and thanked him for bringing the metal so hard.

balisong084 said:
didnt know so many people on here listened to death metal / metal. Anyone going to ozzfest or sounds of the underground this year?
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I want to go to ozzfest pretty much exclusively to see Strapping Young Lad and Dragonforce. Everything else is pretty Nu.

balisong084 said:
Tool - 10000days
Death - Fate(the best of)
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:thumbup:
 
Behemoth and Cannibal Corpse would be nice to see, but it's not fun sitting through the rest of the crap they have playing there.
 
Chris Botti - Night Sessions, When I fall in Love, A thousand Kisses Deep (was a three album boxed set)

Can - Future Days

Dead Kennedys - Mutiny on the Bay(live album)

quite a bit of variety there lol
 
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