ILM Snapshot: Next Five Records You're Going To Buy

And what I've been daydreaming about is:

Various Artists - Big Rig Classics 1939-1969 (cant remember full title, the trucking one ILE collectively told me to get)

Pink - Get The Party Started CD Single

Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor CD Single

Cheap Trick - In Color And In Black And White

Various Artists - Ayia Napa 2001 The Album (as recommended by Tim) OR

So Solid Crew - Fuck It mix CD (as recommended by Marcello)

I'm thinking of buying "Kid A".

I might at some stage buy that Kylie Minogue single. And maybe that album by Destiny's Child.

I saw a Motown compi with Edwin Starr's 'War' on it going cheap, and I might buy that too.

I need to buy a Prince album. I've only got "Purple rain". Any suggestions? Boredoms "Vision creation newsun". I've been meaning to get that for ages. Nas-"Illmatic". What I've heard of Jim O' Rourke's "Insignificance" sounds fantastic. The Stanton Warriors mix c.d. as well. Oh yeah, I *will* buy a Steve Miller Band album but incredibly I cant find any..

More Nurse With Wound, The Necks, Bicycle Thief, Masters of Reality, Elton John,...
Still waiting for my Josie & Pussycats, No Neck Blues Band and Kid606 records to arrive. grrrr

Michael: Dirty Mind and SignoftheTimes

I'd go with Dirty Mind or 1999 after Purple Rain.

I'm pretty sure my next five purchases will include the new Drexciya, as well as the Felix da Housecat that came out last year in the UK -- it's getting (or just got) a US release. My wife wants the latest Ben Folds, so that'll pbly figure into the next five...

1) Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Dazzle Ships (finally spotted it, should be a nice replacement of the mp3s on my computer)
2) V/A (Kompakt) - Pop Ambient 2002
3) Mission Of Burma - Vs. (inspired by recent talk)
4) Life Without Buildings - Any Other City (I've decided that if Andy K likes something, I buy it)
5) So Solid Crew - They Don't Know (as soon as it appears)

Zombie Heaven box

Faust box - if I dare in my current mood of intolerance

Two or three of the LTM Factory re-issues probably Crispy Ambulance and The Wake first album.

A couple from : Studio One Roots/Studio One Rockers /100% Dynamite/500% Dynamite/Other Soul Jazz Reggae comps (any recommendations which are the best, people?)

The Come-ons - "Hip Check"

Disco (Not Disco) - various

All Saints - All Hits

tim, let us know what you think of the m.o.b.

i can't actually -buy- any more music for a while, because i am buying the dreaded CAR, but i downloaded an 808 state record the other night. still havent had a chance to listen to it.

A couple from : Studio One Roots/Studio One Rockers /100% Dynamite/500% Dynamite/Other Soul Jazz Reggae comps (any recommendations which are the best, people?)

The only recent Soul Jazz comps I've picked up/copied are Studio One Rockers, 500% Dynamite, New Orleans Funk, and Nuyorica Roots. Rockers and the entirety of the Dynamite series seem to be pretty even keel. A big part of why I really like that Dynamite series has to do with the way they throw the old and new and the classic and rare together. It's all one big stew -- none of that "this era was better, it's all gone downhill since 19XX..." or "look at us, aren't we digging up the goods for you?" bullshit.

As soon as they come out between now and the end of next month:

V/A - In The Beginning There Was Rhythm (seems to be another fine Soul Jazz comp with tracks by The Slits, 23 Skidoo and more)

A.R.E. Weapons - A.R.E. Weapons

Fridge - Happiness (been putting that one off for too long)

Daryll-Ann - Trailer Tales

The Notwist - /Neon Golden/

Lambchop - It's a Woman

Prince records I'd recommend: Around The World In A Day Parade Sign 'O' The Times

black dice/wolf eyes collaboration
catherine ribeiro - paix
neil campbell/richard youngs collaboration
something by pita, dammit, cos i'm jonesin
the new wu tang, i guess (almost sounds like them, again, sorta)

'I Am Happy And I'm Singing And A 1,2,3,4' - Jim O'Rourke

CD reissue of the Marzette Watts ESP alb w/ Sonny Sharrock

No-Neck Blues Band alb on Revenant

Parson Sound alb (if I can find it anywhere~)

"Where's Your Head At?' CD Single by Basement Jaxx ('cos it's the only thing I've ever liked by them)

Oh yeah, forgot the Wu-Tang album.

These have not been released in the states (i think). I want them.

VA - Kompakt: Total vol. 3 So Solid Crew - They Don't Know Bad Company - Book of the Bad Dymaxion - Dymaxionx4+3=39.21 Dir en Grey - Gauze

Grr.
VA - Kompakt: Total vol. 3
So Solid Crew - They Don't Know
Bad Company - Book of the Bad
Dymaxion - Dymaxionx4+3=39.21
Dir en Grey - Gauze

anything that grabs me from Gary Numan
replacement for tape Colourbox CD
poss one of the Fantasma remix albums
maybe that filia brazilia thing that amazon keeps throwing at me
City of Soundsville PPG thing

Nothing new! help!

that don letts punk meets reggae compilation is pretty good.

i don't buy music anymore, i've decided it's not worth the money.

but if i was going to buy some records they might be...

various - clicks and cuts vo1 + 2 the clangers soundtrack Jurassic 5 - Jurassic 5 Roots Manuva - Run Come Save Me Tindersticks - second album Bonnie Prince Billy - I See A Darkness The For Carnation - The For Carnanation Various - Popshopping Various - Noodles: The Complete Death Of Cool Logan's Sanctuary possibly that new live Joy Division thing various - Head In The Clouds various - Lights on a Darkening Shore and maybe the tigerbeat6 and rephlex compilations oh and the ennio morricone lolita soundtrack and the soundtracks for eraserhead, blue velvet and mulholland drive.

scarlet's well record(i forget the title), neil halstead 'sleeping on roads', ant ' a long way to blow a kiss', david kilgour's album and a chair with an ottoman.

Honda - that Dymaxion album has been out in the states for a while now. ('Twas released on the band's label, based in New Yawk City.) I fetched my copy from Insound.com; I'm sure other like-minded retail outlets will have it available, too.

And kudos to those of you jonesin' for the Fridge & NNCK albums - they are quite good (and, actually, come to think of it, not too dissimilar - they walk different paths, but end up in the same place, which is nice).

My Forecasted Five (as envisioned on my Amazon.Co.UK wishlist & my overburdened Insound shopping cart): Swell Maps - A Trip to Marineville / Life Without Buildings - that record everyone's gone goofy over / Fridge - Sevens & Twelves / Ida - Shhhhhhhh... / Rothko - Forty Years to Find a Voice. The Joel RL Phelps LP on 12XU (w/ BONUS TRACKS!) and maybe even Ed Harcourt (must research) are approaching the Top 5. (Come to think of it, I should check out that So Solid Crew stuff, too.) (Among many, many other things.)

Dr. C, of the per cent series I'd go for 400% first. Just seems to me to be the strongest of the series and has the classic Toots and The Maytels track "54-56 Who's My Number". 200% is good also but 100% is a bit short and patchy. Haven't heard the newest one. New Orleans Funk is excellent. The Philadelphia Roots one is good but as AllMusic says, it's mainly groove-orientated and suitable for DJs. Contains this amazing female vocal on "Great Big Liar", a Gimme Shelter type wail. The Studio One Roots compilation is supposed to be excellent and I must pick this up.

Let's see -- the Mirza rerelease on Ba Da Bing!, the first two releases on Strange Attractors Audio House, and probably a couple more things on Kranky. These are my planned purchases, mind. My real ones will happen on impulse.

Improvised Music from Japan, 10-CD box, $150, 80-page book. I'm hoarding the penny jars around the house for this one.

Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited," one of the early Who albums or ideally a two-on-one combination of a couple of 'em, that most recent Clem Snide album, any/all Immortal that precedes their new and brilliant "Sons of Northern Darkness," and something by the Mekons as soon as somebody here tells me where to go after "Fear and Whiskey," whose reissue has been stuck in my changer for two weeks now. I had & loathed "Pussy, King of the Pirates" but "F & W" -- Jesus, this is brilliant stuff.

Tina and The Total Babes - She's so Tuff
The Tearjerkers - Bad Mood Risin'
The Von Bondies - i forget what it's called
The Lost Sounds - Memphis is Dead and Black Wave
Holly Go Lightly - singles collection
Feast of Snakes - singles

I've gotta get me that Fog single (Pneumonia?) - heard it a couple of times on Xfm, sounds a *bit* like Beck.

1) Imaginary Landscapes - Asao Kikuchi
2)Isn't Anything - My Bloody Valentine
3)Figurine - whatever their bluddy album is called, I dunno
4)OMD - ENOLA GAY
5)Felix Da Housecat - whatever THAT album is called. Actually a single would be okay. Felix Da Housecat is actually quite good!

Now I wish someone would tell me if I could listen to streaming radio here *looks at back of pooter to see if headphones can go in* I BET it is banned the pooheads.

After posting a lament last night I found Hex! Woo hoo. ILM = rabbit's foot. Anyway, the Soul Jazz In the Beginning… compilation and the Lambchop albums when they are released. The new Wu-Tang, when I find it at a reasonable price; that No-Neck Blues Band, although I fear disappointment; KLF's Chill Out and This Heat's Deceit, when I next see them. (Thanks to Andy K. for that last one!)

Hmm, I guess that's six.

― scott p., Thursday, 17 January 2002 01:00 (twenty-three years ago)

ONE thing I haf found is that I can listen to stuff on RealPlayer. I just listened to 'I love Everything' and now I am listening to 'I Love Music'. Was this by Nitsuh??? THIS IS CRAZY!! RIght lets try the RADIO. Oh my. Nitsuh come for a pint.

I am going to buy five copies of Van Morrison "Moondance" and shoot skeet with them.

Einstein on the Beach box set, Philip Glass
Dagmar Krause Supply and Demand (for the Hollywood Elegies)
The Moldy Peaches album
The Palais Schaumburg album
Jim O'Rourke's Mego album I'm Happy And I'm Singing and A 1234

Daryll-Ann - Trailer Tales
Arien, stop promoting dutch bands. ;-)

Off the top of my head, five I think I'd like:

O'Rourke's Mego thing

Emmylou Harris' last LP (apparently bought for me, Xmas 2000, by my brother and still somewhere in his house)

Pulp album

Position Normal mail-order thing

a cheap (but good) Thelonious Monk compilation

Prediction: these will not be anything like the next five records I buy.

If they ever show up at my friendly neighborhood retailer...

No Neck BB LU-s/t Heavy Blinkers-2nd album Bogdan R.-My Love I Love Gnac-any

Tom let me know what the b-side of the Pink single is like. Apparently it samples eurythmics and has some guest rapper. I forget who. It sounded interesting though.

Michael that Emmylou Harris cd is great, if it's "Red Dirt Girl", although I always feel ashamed listening to it because it's like something my mum might like.

Anyway the next 5 cds I will buy will be.

Green Velvets album, I don't know what it's called.

Chemical Brothers-Come With Us.

Something by Deep Dish as per the thread on here.

Agent Sumo-24 Hours.

That's all I can think of.

Helen/Andy K: I got Prince "Dirty mind" for 2 euros today. Dirty mind, indeed!

The next 5 albums I plan to purchase (what with my funds suddenly being limited):

Boards Of Canada - _Geodaddi_
New Order - _Get Ready_ (need to replace the mp3s since I really like it)
Chemical Brothers - _Come With Us_
Brahms - "Schicksalslied"
Brahms - "Requiem"

If I can find both Brahms pieces on the same CD, I'll probably end up getting Janet Jackson's _The Velvet Rope_.

Dan, get some velvet underground. ;-)

Facing You by Keith Jarrett for my parents. The Yeah Yeah Noh compilation. Something by Mission of Burma, which is risky for me cos I listened to sound samples and they sound too much like a band for angry young men. La Folie by the Stranglers to replace a stolen copy. The Kleenex/Lilliput reissue, which I keep putting off.

PS Dazzle Ships and Organization are on sale for $9.99 US at CDNOW.

Michel Polnareff-Polnareffs; Love, Peace & Poetry, Vol. 2: Latin American Psychedelia; Miss Kittin and the Hacker-First Album; The Deadly Snakes-Love Undone (is that the one to get, Fritz?); Reperata & the Delrons-Whenever a Teenager Cries.

hmmm....

Slayer - South of Heaven
The new Masters of the Hemisphere album, whenever it comes out
Iron Maiden - Best of the Beast
A motown/ Phil Spector comp
The last My Favorite album, which I don't know the title of and will probably not find in a shop.

REALITY: Anything that takes my fancy.

Possible:

Black Sabbath Vol. 4
Abba Gold
Orb Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld
Possibly something by Can
Definitely replace my misplaced Cocteau Twins comp.

Arthur - re: The Deadly Snakes. Love Undone is more trashy & lo-fi & punk rock, I'm Not Your Soldier Anymore has better production and playing, I think, but less manic maybe. depends what you like. I'd start with Not Your Soldier, cause if you don't like that you definitely won't like the other.

new rye coalition 7" new trail of dead whenever it comes out mouse on mars 10" + 7" live new surface of eceon DJ Pica Pica Pica where ever i can find it

I also recommend Rock and Roll as your next Mekons LP.

Fred Frith "Gravity" while it's back in print Etron Fou Leloublan (the one that collects for of their albums) A Dusty Springfield Collection (not sure which) Maybe a Roberta Flack collection

(All subject to change when I finall buy something. I am not allowed to buy anything for the rest of January, since I have five salsa CDs on order.)

brock if you want a burned copy of dj pica pica pica, email me off board. (i already owe 8 people cd's though, so no promises as to when. i = rubbish with postal service.)

geez, everyone wants that o'rourke mego album. welp, me too, plus:

2. casino vs. japan - go hawaii 3. boards of canada - geogaddi 4. amelie motion picture soundtrack (anyone listen to this yet? i saw the movie and fell in love with what was in the background) 5. solvent - solvent city (which is ordered but not here yet, hurry hurry)

oh, and the royal tenenbaums soundtrack too. sounds ace.

I will probably get these items shortly:

The Wake - Harmony + singles
Neil Halstead - Sleeping on Raods (when it comes out next week)
The Sound - Various re-issue CDs
and a couple Sundazed Otis Redding reissues on vinyl

Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children (before their new one comes out Amon Duul Ii - Yeti ZGA - Sub Luna Morrior Oval - Systemisch Muslimgauze - The Inspirational Sounds of

Honda, I think the Kompakt comp has been released here. At least, I paid domestic for it and it showed no signs of being imported.

The next album I'll probably buy: Sparklehorse's Its A Wonderful Life. I've been listening to a handful of mp3's off it and have been pleasantly surprised with how complete the songs actually sound, which was my big gripe from the earlier stuff.

Yeah, I highly recommend Dazzle Ships, and Architecture & Morality.

It all depends on what i find, but my five (I know are in some stores nearby): 1 Ryuchi Sakamoto: Beauty 2 Residents: Wormwood 3 Big Star: 3rd 4 Elliott Smith: Either/Or 5 Pizzicato 5: 5th, or Playboy/Playgirl

Damn.. I have to get back to those nice Berkeley music shops. I can't find anything here in Los Altos.

Something dancehall. So solid (out in feb!). Ludacris. bark psychosis. something smoov & r&b, prolly this album named Chicago 1987 or something if I can remember the right name (any help?)

Ronan:Tom let me know what the b-side of the Pink single is like. Apparently it samples eurythmics and has some guest rapper. I forget who. It sounded interesting though.

Please allow me to cut in Tom. It's fantastic! Slowed down tempo to the original version & gnarly synth doing the 'Sweet Dreams' riff & Redman all over it. A real remix then!

I played safe and got the Zombies box. Sorry Faust, another time.

Let me second Bill E.'s take. It is goodness. Wish there was much less Pink, though.

Awaiting Mark Hollis's (Talk Talk) solo album to arrive. A mate's going to burn the Orchestre Baobab and the Don Lett's CD's. He's also offered to copy the Jill Scott CD but I can't imagine it being much cop. Any opinions gratefully received.
Apart from that prob. Fennesz -Endless Summer as it's been raved about so much on ILM.

Louis Armstrong - Hot 5's and 7's box set.

Chemical bros- come with us.

and the Ian Van Dahl album whenever that's released.

As for Prince easy 80's good, 90's bad (odd single excepted Cream/Most beautiful girl..)

For some extended gushing on the Pink remix scroll down a couple of posts on my blog.

buying records is saddo. u should have mp3s u dinosaurs.

prolly this album named Chicago 1987 or something if I can remember the right name (any help?)

Would that be Chicago XXI?

These are five records I'd like to buy:

The Best of Morrissey (that Rhino comp.)
Piano Magic - Low Birth Weight (is this import-only?)
Bach - Goldberg Variations
Markus Guenter - In Moll
Gil Evans Plays Jimi Hendrix

Piano Magic - Low Birth Weight (is this import-only?)

you must buy this!

You think I'd like it? I see Insound has it for about $17, which isn't bad (still a lot more than I like to pay.) I will buy it soon, though. I have that feeling.

Gareth's been taking his Accuracy Pills today. You need Low Birth Weight, Mark.

Tim and Gareth are correct. Low Birth Weight is essential.

Insound is about to be $17 richer.

Bach - Goldberg Variations
That is the must buy on your list Mark. Take Glenn Gould's first interpretation from the early 50s. That is like a normal LP interpretation played on 45 rpm. Phantastic.

sci fi - ornette coleman
britney spears-the latest
John Cage-5
Peaches-Teh Teaches of Peaches
maybe some saint saens

Saint-Saens' Organ Symphony is right awesome. If you haven't gotten it, that would be the one.

Social Interiors - Traces of Mercury Pinback - S/T Arovane - Tides AC/DC - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Gong - Live at Bataclan 1973

Something like that, anyway. Maybe I'll pick up a Fela Kuti album too.

Mississippi John Hurt - Avalon Blues: Complete 1928 Okeh Recordings, Charles Mingus - Blues and Roots, Joseph Spence - The Complete Folkways Recordings (1958), The Carter Family - Wildwood Flower, Ornette Coleman - Change of the Century

Damo Suzuki's Network - Metaphysical Transfer

After getting into the Nuggets box set, I'm now starting to get interested in the garage revival, so......

Come Ons - Hip Check Les Sexareenos - Live!In The Bed Les Sexareenos - 14 Frenzied Shakers Bantam Rooster - F*ck All Y'All

tavis, make sure you get some Seeds, Chocolate Watch Band, and the Nightcrawlers Little Black Egg

me? the new streets album, and maybe some old Camp Lo