Nick C

Chrome - Box revisited (8CD and 7")

England - The Concerts in Japan

Stackridge - A Victory for Common Sense

Danny Wilde - The Boyfriend

Pre Order (again):

Talas - 1985

Not buying much at all but ongoing pre-orders

Young Gun Silver Fox - Ticket to Shangri-La

Van Der Graaf Generator - Interference Patterns (box)

Horslips - More Than You Can Chew (box)

Brian Spence - Reputation

Tried to do one song for each band but the darn Robert Connolly only had the full album as a link. The LP came with a nifty little comic book (mine actually has two - ha! Result!)

Kings X - Three Sides of One

Porcupine Tree - Coma Coda (2LP red vinyl)

New York Dolls - New York Dolls (2LP with s/t & Too Much Too Soon - replacing one that got scratched years ago)

Trillion - s/t (Blue Vinyl)

Quiet Rebellion - Thinnest Hopes Magnified 

Quiet Rebellion - Still Talking Scribble

Cats in Space - Kickstart the Sun (just regular for me ta  )

Vanderwolf - 12 Little Killers (Vinyl)

Library of Sands - Side to Side

Library of Sands - Odd Hourglass/Wavy Heat 

Jasper Wrath - Anthology 1969 - 1976

Yeah it has it's points, if it wasn't for the nimrod of a hack who wrote it making some moronic and sweeping  statements  throughout the piece I might have enjoyed it more.

"Many CD players took only one disc so you'd be frequently be swapping them out"...huh! Well kinda beats vinyl for sitting on your backside not having to move .

"If you knew someone who had every CD in the right jewel case, that was often a tell that this person doesn’t listen to their music enthusiastically or often enough (It’s possible they were just slightly organized, but where’s the fun in that)" - or they actually gave a shit about what they were listening to and took a little care when putting them away. Where's the fun in being organised? Where's the fun in scrambling through shed loads of CDs looking for the one you were after. 

"Maybe, you have a CD player unironically in your front room right now. We admire the dedication." - well woop dee f*cking doo, I'm honoured.

Lebrock - Fuse

Recent stuff over last month or so 

Porcupine tree - C/C deluxe

Porcupine Tree - C/C (silver vinyl looks more grey to me) plus signed postcard woo!

Quiet Riot - s/t

Quiet Riot - II

Alan Parsons - From the New World

Al Stewart - Admiralty Lights (50 CD Box)

The Judex - Cult of Judex

The Judex - Long Live the Judex 

The Judex - Return of the Split Lip

Styx - Return to Paradise

Bourgeios Tagg - s/t

Paris - Big Towne 2061

UFO  -  On Air (6cd)

Library of Sands - Before Us (vinyl)

Wildhearts - PHUQ - (2 disc version...means I can get rid of a load of singles I kept for the b-sides)

The Swans - Leaving Meaning (clear vinyl)

Nightwing - My Kingdom Come

Nightwing - Natural Survivors

Wrabit - Wrough & Ready

Wrabit - West Side Kid

Notice the Wrabit albums have been given a ltd re-release - helps fill a couple of gaps.

Japan - Quiet Life

House of Shakira - Lint XXV (pleased this is out as I preferred the songs done with the orig. vocalist, some of which appeared on Frontiers magazine CDs,  over the album that came out with the new vocalist - a very Cockroachish release as you get both versions)

Accept - Predator 

Japan - Adolescent Sex

Japan - Obscure Alternatives

Nightwing - Stand Up and Be Counted

Nightwing - Black Summer

Porcupine Tree - Rockpalast 

Foxy Shazam - The Heart Behead You

Kix - Cool Kids

I see a second track has been released into the wild "Of the New Day", trying hard to avoid listening

Heronimus Fin - Live in Session at the BBC

Waysted - Vices .... funny looking at the cover and was surprised to see Putin on it.

RTZ - Return to Zero

Black Spiders - s/t

I'd say between D2 (Poley Version out of the two for me) and Seventh Key - both top albums

Dave Lee Roth, much as his vocals leave a little to be desired at times I much prefer him over the cat screech of Axl - nails down a chalkboard spring to mind.

Steve Whiteman  100% excellent !!!!

Lou Gramm by a countrymile

Well Tyler for me in every way too, not keen on Coverdale at all with his pretentious personna and fake "posh Englishman" accent  e.t.c. - he's from North Yorkshire FFS - "Ay ooop lad". To me he is what a rock star would be if cast in a soap opera (blech!). Plus I'm an Aerosmith fan boy

Kix - Midnite Dynamite - but the Re-Lit version that he remixed is tons better than the original.