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i think one has to spend a lot more time doing it! just last night a friend (who literally spends his life doing it) was telling me he bought thirty assorted beatles and john lennon lps. all originals for £1 each. lovely copy of "imagine" with a poster. i'm sure it's less common nowadays with...

i liked this!

you only went and bloody nailed it mate

wish i had more of those B&F on CD. i have the 'riginal vinyl but their congos reissue is a work of art - a labour of love even (visions of UB40) some of the reggae remastering is fantastic. the greensleeves stuff kevin metcalfe did is amazing...

definitely worth doing IMHO or at least picking up stone classics

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Enforcers-Vol-5/release/143580 https://www.discogs.com/Various-Enforcers-Vol-3/release/448398

yeah he's cottoned on. the thing is if you get the playback sorted they're brilliant. good cd player (unless you're clever) = £25,000 good record player = £150

A very nice article about CDs at The Quietus http://thequietus.com/articles/24710-cd-revival-vinyl-revival-cheap-cds-compact-discs "Add to this the fact that much of today’s new vinyl is exorbitantly expensive, prone to issues of quality control due to overburdened pressing plants, and often...

two three of my favourite dub lps are fusions. planet mars dub (recorded at compass point), blackbeard's "i wah dub" (packed full of moogy and jazzy touches) and prince far i's "cry tuff dub chapter 3" i suppose there's that spiel about dub as a viral agency "infecting" other genres (lol...

island's thing was obviously fusion. right back to wayne perkins guitar on catch a fire. musos have a big problem with fusion because of the (*kinda* erroneous) idea of the authentic. but just because something isn't aspiring for authenticity - or in that place - doesn't make it invalid in my...

the problem with all the bitcoin evangelists is that they're instrumental in the scheme - essentially to convince other people to pay more for cryptocurrency than they did. on a smaller scale one gets it in offices too. there's no question some people will make silly amounts of money out of it...

anyone as tuned into music as much as he is would be 🔥

hi rich, thanks for sharing that. it is a pity i suppose but i wouldn't take it so harshly on yourself. you had different, and knowing you the little i do, probably more spiritual priorities. thems the best ones. there were a few moments over the years i considered it - but each time something...

i think the ship has probably sailed now. i wonder if idlerich (who started this thread) made a lot of money? rich?

a thoroughly decent youman bean

warren buffet on bitcoin "You're just hoping the next guy pays more. And you only feel you'll find the next guy to pay more if he thinks he's going to find someone that's going to pay more." "You aren't investing when you do that, you're speculating."...

the starry dynamo in the machinery of night innit.

ok - this is CAN without damo. nice(ish) tune and all! but i think it makes the point pretty clearly

it must be designed for radio play - it isn't a "proper" trap production i suppose. but then you probably wouldn't hear such a winsome vocal on a trap tune. i played it to a hip hop head at work and he was nodding his approval - sez "quavo" (the migos guy?) gets $100,000 for all his appearances