Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[endo]

@GraemeE should like this

[GraemeE]

@endo ooh yes

Mine should be in any day now

Assuming @Aetas got one as well

[Aetas]

Had it on my want list at Discogs for years @endo.
You are right @GraemeE, my shop called me today.

[endo]

This is the new redux version. @Aetas

[Aetas]

@endo It is and as close to the Original Motion Picture Score as we can get, after 25 years.

[Aetas]

Bought this at a garage sale from my neighbour.
Picked it for 45RPM and a mighty reference to King Crimson on the B-Side:
21St Century Schizoid Common Man.
TD and Froese in their Discophase 87’.

Perhaps it was a choice with aftermath.
Long story short, I was invited to see my neighbours vinyl collection.
Two I can remember are Brian Eno-Apollo playing ‘Deep Blue Day’
and
Klaus Schulze with ’Passion Burns’.
Not only the Krautrocksection was huge.
Still speechless.

[GraemeE]

@Aetas said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@endo It is and as close to the Original Motion Picture Score as we can get

That is if you don't want to spend 100-200USD (which I dont)

Ive got the 12" playground love single so this re-issue will satisfy my needs

[endo]

I didn't know the original release was that expensive.

[Tago Mago]

[seawolf]

Lovely, @Tago-Mago !

[endo]

Imagine a 15-year-old endo on his first trip to Italy (Isola di Stromboli), and all the beautiful Italian girls.

[Tago Mago]

@endo Sounds more oh la la than Alé Oó

[endo]

and again my friend, both works well

[Tago Mago]

@endo you are a wise man

[endo]

[Aetas]

@endo said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

…. and all the beautiful Italian girls.

Sounds like a time we’ve spent a long time ago .

Heard this live LP of King Crimson- Earthbound today.
A lot of experts dislike it.
I don’t!!

[endo]

@Aetas said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

a long time ago

indeed

[NickD]

I had some vouchers from a recent work anniversary and decided to fill some gaps in my collection (I had Bleach and MoP on CD already)

[endo]

I don't think this album from 1971 is particularly well-known, but it truly deserves to be. As the only release by the band from Alabama led by the then 17-year-old Myke Jackson, it impresses (at least to me) with its very deep musical emotions and abilities. I also like the musical range.

While 'Look At The Sun' almost comes along like a McCartney composition, the following 'Now She's Gone' is a jazzy psych-rock and then 'Weepin' Mama Blues' a pretty cool southern blues rock piece. But my favourite is the multi-part, 10min-long prog-rock masterpiece 'The Change'.

If you don't know the album give it a try. Definitely worth it.

[SKT]

@endo enjoying this this morning. Thanks for the recommendation