Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[GraemeE]

@steelydan absolutely agree

[Steve]

Yesterday this was 40 years old!!!! Blue Monday is still the best 12" ever IMO. It made a loss when released - the cover with it's diecut and having an inlay cost more to produce then they made on selling the record, hence future releases went to a normal cover and no inlay.

[GraemeE]

Going for the other end of the spectrum for todays listening with more minimalist album artwork

[steelydan]

Got this on Saturday

[GraemeE]

@steelydan love the Hiro artwork on that jefferson airplane

[steelydan]

@GraemeE , Oh yeah , i thought you'll like this when i posted it ..

[Steve]

@SKT managed to pick up a copy of Stone's Some Girls Album at weekend, the die-cut version still, though looks like there are different types of covers.
Also picked up this Isly Brothers album, love the band standing there cool as fuck in the gatefold!!!

[GraemeE]

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[SKT]

@Steve Nice pair! That “Some Girls” album design is so good. Love the Isley Brothers too

[Aetas]

Discovered object today.
Stiff•Records, the shape of things that win!
Ian Dury 1978 (45 RPM)
A-Side: Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll
B-Side: Wake Up And Make Love With Me

[natehate]

@Aetas said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

Discovered object today.
Stiff•Records, the shape of things that win!
Ian Dury 1978 (45 RPM)
A-Side: Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll
B-Side: Wake Up And Make Love With Me

nice

[natehate]

dug out some more gems from my 45/7" collection

[natehate]

[natehate]

[GraemeE]

@natehate I've only ever seen the US artwork for that police single

That one's awesome (if not oddly heavy for a band like them)

[natehate]

@GraemeE said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@natehate I've only ever seen the US artwork for that police single

That one's awesome (if not oddly heavy for a band like them)

i believe, not 100% sure, but i remember reading this cover was recalled
wikipedia says
"The original single was banned by the BBC because of the controversial cover (an alternative cover was released in some places). As Sting described: "The reason they [the BBC] had a problem with "Can't Stand Losing You" was because the photo on the cover of the single had Stewart standing on a block of ice with a noose around his neck, waiting for the ice to melt."[9] Despite this, or perhaps because of the extra attention from the controversy, it became the group's first single to break the charts,[7] and has held a spot in their live sets ever since it was written. The photography on the controversial cover was by Peter Gravelle. "

[IH-GARY]

The blue vinyl copy of ‘Can’t Stand Losing You’ was originally part of a 7” six pack - I bought it on a school trip to London back in 1980!

[Brian]

My very very modest setup
Gone are the days of the technics 1210s

[Brian]

Doesn’t sound the same on cd or digital

[GraemeE]

cold morning soundtrack