my ever growing vinyl collection
 

lately i have been buying alot of vinyl and my collection is small but getting better and better. Vinyl is expensive!:( so i have to buy only a few at a time. I love every single record i have and wouldn't trade them for anything. They were all bought for a reason and even if i didn't like it too much at first, now i love every song on every record and side. i plan on getting some more beatles records and some sonic youth records that i have on hold right now. I think one of them is sister.:D i used to have some modonna records but i traded them in for the double fantasy record. i definetley think i made the right decision.

Wow, this is weird. Laila, that was the first Kinks record I ever bought. Bought it for 1$ at a small record shop. Yippie!

which one?

"Give The People What They Want" (my fault, didn't notice both)

well i'm glad you're glad i'm still alive. i had no i dea you cared so.:confused:
and how wonderful it is that your stereotypical views about me still stand.

you should rep me just for being alive.

Leonard Cohen is very cool - 'The PArtisan' is on that collection, if I remember correctly. Mighty song.

here is a shirt i have been working on. i'm wearing it for the first time today, so it's not such a great view of it, but you get the general idea.

your vinyl collection is very nice but that shirt is very cool for real! did you make it by yourself???

yeah i made it. i have made alot of shirts. strangely sy is the only band i make shirts for.

that's ok! :)

I'm gonna give you scores!!!

the beatles blue album is great! that was the first thing i ever listened to by the beatles. very sentimental record

I was going to start a thread like this sometime.

I still have more CDs than vinyls, but my vinyls are catching up. I have:

Sonic Youth- Murray Street, Sonic Nurse
Bauhaus- The Singles
Tones on Tail- Go!/Lions 12" import single
Gang of Four- I Love a Man In Uniform 12"
Fugazi- 13 songs, Repeater, I'm in on the Killtaker, 3 songs, The Argument
Tubeway Army- S/T, Replicas
Ramones- Rocket to Russia, Ramones, and Leave Home
Jesus and Mary Chain- Blues from a Gun 12"
Led Zeppelin 1,2,3,4, Physical Graffiti, The Song Remains the Same (Houses of the Holy keeps eluding me!!!)
Black Sabbath- Paranoid, S/T, Master of Reality
Johnny Cash- Live at Folsom
Beat Happening- Black Candy, Jamboree
Calvin Johnson- What Was Me
David Bowie- Station to Station, Diamond Dogs, Let's Dance!
Devo- Freedom of Choice
Pixies- Come On Pilgrim, Doolittle, Trompe Le Monde
Mutant Pop (comp of early Fast Product bands- Mekons, 2.3, Human League, Gang of Four, Flowers, Scars)
Talking Heads- Stop Making Sense (Crappy live versions of their good songs, although the version of Girlfriend is Better is pretty good)
The Fire Escape- Psychotic Reaction!
The Clash- Combat Rock
Elvis Costello- My Aim is True
The Police- Syncronicity
Madness- S/T
Adam and the Ants- Stand and Deliver/Beat My Guest 12"
The Graduate Soundtrack
The Ventures- Surfin'

That is all I can think of right now.

These are mostly used record store/garage sale/antique store/salvation army finds, although a few of them are from new record stores (Pixies, SY, Fugazi)

I have too many vinyl to list. About 90% of them are 7".

my dad bought me a record player for my 16th birthday and so ive been collecting ever since then, i have quite a few now, still no where near as many cd's but its growning.

my most prized item so far is "from a basement on the hill" by Elliott Smith, it cost me a very pretty penny. but i love it.

i have never had a any 7" record and usually when i look they are all crap. what kind of records are put on those kind? cause i never find anything good or anything that i have even heard of. does it just depend if the artist puts it on that kind?

speaking of 7"s. i picked up a beatles one and a captin beefheart one.
the cheapest i can find the capt. beefheart online is 60 bucks! and i bought it for under two

Oddly enough, I have no home to live in @ the moment, I'm staying at a buddies house w/ all of my LP's scattered on the floor right now as we speak.
But, never the less, still getting to listen to vinyl.
Playing now;
YES- "Yes Live Shows"

7"s are in most cases the songs a group put out as a single. example "beatles- a side- sgt pepper's lonley hearts club band
- b side- with a little help from my freinds

"Houses Of The Holy"

Got it. I didn't think it was that hard to find.

my vinyl collection includes (but is not limited to) Sonic Youth, Dead Machines, Wolf Eyes, Stooges, Vincent Gallo, Mouthus, Polvo, Double Leopards, White Rock, Magik Markers, Black Dice, Big Black, John Coltrane, Deerhoof, Lightning Bolt, Shellac, Free Kitten, Thurston Moore, Make Up, Weird War, US Maple, Yo La Tengo, Jim O'Rourke, Loose Fur, Slint, Stereolab, Von Bondies, White Stripes, Prurient, Diskaholics Anonymous Trio, Sightings, Fugazi, Fitz of Depression, Red Krayola, Harry Crews, Live Skull...