The "What Record Did You Just Buy?" Thread

I just pick these up today

Bill Withers-Just As I Am
Rufus-Rags to Rufus
Peaches & Her-Twice The Fire
Men At Work-Cargo
Nancy Wilson-Broadway My Way
Luther Vandross-Busy Body
Esther Phillips-And I love Him
Jimi Hendrix-Are You Experienced
Parliament-Mothership Connection
Parliament-Clones Of Doctor Funkenstein
Parliament-Funkytelechy Vs. The Placebo Syndrome
Funkadelic-One NAtion Under A Groove
AWB-Person to Person
Jean Carn
Blue Magic-Greatest Hits
4 Tops-At The Top
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band-All The Good Times
Curtis Mayfield With The Impressions
Wilson Pickett-Miz Lena's Boy
Sly & Family Stone- Stand!
Seals & Croft-Diamond Girl
The Jones Girls
Grover Washington-Feels So Good
K-Tel Compilation-Super Bad
Lipps Inc-Mouth to Mouth
Loleatta Holloway-Cry To Me
David Peel & The Lower East Side-Have A Marijuana
Johnnie Taylor-Eargasm

most recent:

velvet underground & nico - warhol $30
beatles- let it be $10
miles davis - get up with it $14
brahms - a german requiem (performed by the new york philharmonic) 50 cents
the ray charles singer - songs for a lazy afternoon $2

the velvet underground was a really early pressing and was mint, had to have it, big fan of theirs.

dj e.d.e wrote:

maxey127 wrote: i had to pick up the billy squier wack ass break

why is it wacK? you tripppin billy squier drums are dope so what if it's been sampled those are classic breaks learn to chop.


juke thats hot man does that 12' sound any different ? is there a 12'?

i was about to ask the same question about that "tale of the tape" break too.

JOPHILLY wrote:
i was about to ask the same question about that "tale of the tape" break too.

What do you mean by that?
"The Big break" comes from the "Tale of the tape" LP but was issued as a promo 12". Both versions are the same the difference is that that the 12" version has wider grooves and sounds a lot louder than the LP.

In my opinion that break IS wack. But that's just me.

7 1 4 Beats wrote:Jean Carn

Which LP/12" did you get of her's? "Was It All It Was" is my jam!

dj e.d.e wrote:juke thats hot man does that 12' sound any different ? is there a 12'?

For Persia? The only 12" I've seen of it was a bootleg version out of Chicago on "Lost Records".

Mannas wrote:Jackson 5 45 with Forever Came Today

Now that is a hot track also! Yet another Chicago Disco classic.
I wish it was put out on a 12" as an extended version. I only got the LP version.

Just picked up:

45's

The Green Grass Starts To Grow-Dionne Warwick
Sorry (I Ran All The Way Home)-The Impalas
I Hear A Symphony-The Supremes
Funky Stuff-Kool & The Gang
Love The Life You Live-Kool & The Gang
Shotgun-Raheem
^all $1

33's

Criminal Minded-Boogie Down Productions ($4)
Express Yourself/Straight Outta Compton/A **** Iz A ****/Bonus Beats-N.W.A. ($2)

JUKE 179r wrote:

7 1 4 Beats wrote:Jean Carn

Which LP/12" did you get of her's? "Was It All It Was" is my jam!


It's the one with the sample from Amerie-You Are All I Need

Black Sheep - A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (White Vinyl)

O.S.T. wrote:

JOPHILLY wrote:
i was about to ask the same question about that "tale of the tape" break too.

What do you mean by that?
"The Big break" comes from the "Tale of the tape" LP but was issued as a promo 12". Both versions are the same the difference is that that the 12" version has wider grooves and sounds a lot louder than the LP.

In my opinion that break IS wack. But that's just me.

well thats your opinion on tht break, but thats a classic beat no matter who sampled!and thats record promo went for some cash before not usre what is going for now ,i picked up like 4 copys of it on lp i use it alot.


yeah juke that persia record good looking out on that, i'm goin to have to peep that out and see what i can dig up on that 12"boot. thats nice groove

i know the relevance of the squier break in hip hop... thats why i got it... but just to say that i have it ya know? im not gunna listen to it. ill prolly only use the kick drum. just my opinion

Yesterday I went to a thrift store which never has good records and got

McCoy Tyner - Atlantis
McCoy Tyner - Focal Point
McCoy Tyner - Inner Voices
Sam Rivers - Hues
Amhad Jamal - Jamal at the Penthouse
Lee Ritenour - Friendship JVC audiophile
Ron Carter - Pastels

Not the super hot heat but all NM and 99c ea.

Got some nice disco last week too

Brooklyn Express - Sixty Nine / Change Position 12"
Tantra - The Double Album
Kano - first album and I'm Ready / Holly Dolly 12"
Gabor Szabo - Keep Smilin' / BTO - Gimmie Your Money Please 12" promo
Positive Force lp
Profile Rap 1 (Beat Bop)
Steve Miller - Abracadabra / Macho City 12"
Erotic Drum Band - Love Disco Style / Jerky Rhythm 12"
Harry Thuman - Underwater 12"
Gary Numan - Cars 12"
Move it Around on Europa records (slammin 1980 disco tape edit, by G. Monoder haha)

and I finally found a solo shakuhachi record
Shakuhachi The Japanese Flute

GrantB wrote:Profile Rap 1 (Beat Bop)

thats the comp right the black with rd lettering . the 12" is worth more bout 100 bucks it an ill ass record

picked up today:

kieran hebden & steve reid - nyc
tangerine dream - alpha centauri

as far as the new kieran hebden/fourtet goes. my mind is blown. really dig it. recommend it for any fans of avant garde jazz or glitch electronic music fans.

seeing them friday. seen'em before but still really pumped

paul mccartney waterfalls/check my machine 7inch.
david bowie bootleg of 1972 concert in santa monica double album
blood sweat and tears first album.

I went to Rasputin's(Bay Area stand up) record store today and got my fingers dusty!! I found Miles Davis: Miles is in the Sky and Billie Joel: The Stranger both from the dollar bins they were in sexy condition so i just had to have them.