What cool stuff have you picked up on vinyl lately

[pilon]

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Oh i forget im really happy because last week im finding the second Lp' by Phil Seymour definitively a power pop classic and perhaps one of the better records of this scene

bye

pilon

[pilon]

[quote][i]Originally posted by beatschool[/i]
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<br>in a seconds hand records bin for 4 and 3 euros in paris called gibert jeune

but in' this aera of paris you have many great seconds hands records shop with not so expensives prices

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pilon
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Was it in the 1st arrondisement? If so, you bought the same record I almost bought. They had a surprisingly good selection of early 80s vinyl at great prices. I would have to look at my notes for the name, but a short walk away I found a store with a fantastic selection of 80s music with the most ridiculously expensive prices. I considered bringing my $1 Amoeba Records finds over and selling them. This guy wanted 30 euros for Nina Hagen's "nunmonksexrock". I just got that at Amoeba for $2.99, so I'm thinking I take about 100 records with me and I can pay for my trip.
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Sorry i dont read good your post i remenber this records shop dont miss with paralleles records who are honest guys whith cheap and normals prices

now im seeing what records shop you talking about i think it's " monster melodies " its rue des dechargeurs exactly one street near paralleles library seconds hands records shop , yes is it in the First arrondissement near the chatelet tube station yes is a total ripp off with the most expensive records prices of the town and this owner is considered in paris by vynil maniacs and some friends of mine mine like the asshole number one

The records at this place is 3 or 4 times high priced than others records dealers in paris , this owner is really a bad collector speculative ripp off who have only money in this eyes when your open that's records shop door and not a sympathic guy new wawe outposts guys and girls if your going to trip or travel in paris boycott this shop

the better records shops in paris whith cheap and normal prices are

Born Bad rue keller in the bastille aera 11 th arrondissement who is owned by ivan the bassist of No Talents , Operation S

Sonic Machine in rue saint maur 11 th arrondissement

Plus de Bruit rue laroche foucauld in the pigalle area in the 9 th arrondissement great and sympathic guy

Parralléles 47 rue saint honore 1 th arrondissement

Crocodisk rue des écoles near the sorbonne university 6 th arrondissement

Gibert jeunes boulevard saint michel near odeon 6 th arrondissement

Boulimier boulevard saint germain near odeon too 6 th arrondissement

Exodisk in the north of paris 18 th arrondissement

Le rideau de fer 18 arrondissement north of paris open from

Chez Jackson Hobby shop north of paris too near barbes

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pilon




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pilon

[bpdp3]

Pilon, it is refreshing/interesting to hear a non-American's experiences in the world of new wave vinyl collecting. I'm a power pop fan myself and have both 'Phil Seymour' and 'Phil Seymour 2' on lp. Like "Don't let Daddy find out" off the 2nd one. If you ever see it grab Dwight Twilley's "Twilley Don't Mind" - - the critics initially hated it but it's really a great power pop record by those two guys.

This week I picked up two:

The Transmitters "and we call that leisure time"
The Tigers "Savage Music"
$3 each...both worth a spin if you see them in the used bins...

[firefall]

Latest discoveries,kids;Spins''la rocca''for Bill Nelson and Chris Spedding being there,Jona Lewie''on the other hand there's a fist''a Stiff one,and Ananta,their second album,don't remember title!All cheap,with nostalgic late 70's sleeves and the feeling of the ''obscure''.Record obscurity is my life,bye!!!

[Ollie Stench]

Got a few reissue/bootleg punk records the other day:

Tarnefarbe (Germany)
Bastards (Finland) - 1982 demos
Tin Can Army (Germany)
Kilmax (Finland)
WKZ (Germany) - Echte Punx
The Killers (UK) - Killer
Sado Nation (USA)

[KYYX4ever]

Pilon,
thanks for the recommendations for those second-hand record shops in Paris. I love lists like those! Do they have a selection of tapes and/or CDs as well?

[firefall]

Already returned from the record shop!Igrabbed Dead Boys ''we have come for your children'',their second effort in a more power pop/punk vein and Wilderness Road,a pretty good art glam pop lp from 1973!Imagine something between Roxy Music and Slade,a reccomendable one!BYE!!

[Natephish]

My local record shop got an original pressing of "Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols" the other day, so I had to buy it. Very happy to have that on vinyl.

[Ollie Stench]

Careful when you say "original" copy... there were a few different versions. The first one was yellow with a pink back with no songs listed, and is missing the song Sub-Mission. There was a 7" and a poster included with the album.

The second pressing included Sub-Mission and song titles on the back sleeve.

The US pressing was pink on the front and green on the back with a printed inner sleeve.

(sorry if I seem like I'm raining on your parade, I just don't want you to have paid for an "original" and gotten a later pressing)

[Natephish]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Ollie Stench[/i]
<br>Careful when you say "original" copy... there were a few different versions. The first one was yellow with a pink back with no songs listed, and is missing the song Sub-Mission. There was a 7" and a poster included with the album.

The second pressing included Sub-Mission and song titles on the back sleeve.

The US pressing was pink on the front and green on the back with a printed inner sleeve.

(sorry if I seem like I'm raining on your parade, I just don't want you to have paid for an "original" and gotten a later pressing)
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Oh no no no, it's fine. It wasn't very expensive at all, I didn't buy it for its rarity, I just feel like a better person for owning a copy on vinyl.

[Ollie Stench]

Glad to hear it. I'll bet you feel somehow a more "complete" person now!

[bpdp3]

My copy of 'Never Mind' is nothing fancy, the plain old American Warner Brothers version (w/ Submission), but I'll tell you what - - - there aren't many records in my collection that had the impact that one did. I get goosebumps just THINKING about the songs on that lp. No matter what anyone says, natephish, you ARE a better person for having a copy of it on vinyl!!!!

Anyway.... picked up some interesting titles last night, none more than $5....

Western Eyes - self titled

a;GRUHM - Bloody Side ep (typical Wax Traxy sound, quite good in that genre - I went through a total Wax Trax phase in the mid to late 80's)

Sheena and the Rokkets - self titled - Japanese group

Hazel O'Connor - Breaking Glass (based on your recommendations)

The Pet Clams - (ditto)

The Defectors - (ditto again)

Chrome - Inworlds (this is a 2-song 12-inch single, and I think it's really great. Give it a spin if you ever come across it)

...It's not uncommon for me to jot down names of artists I'm unfamiliar with that were mentioned here on the board, then look for them in the local vinyl bins.

[firefall]

great stuff,bpdp3,especially Pet Clams and and Sheena and the Rockets!Have a nice listen!!! Firefall

[Ollie Stench]

Let us know what you think of the Breaking Glass soundtrack. It's one of my favorite records.

[Natephish]

There was a record show today, so I drove over and picked up as much as I could. I think it was a pretty good haul. I paid $1-5 for every album here, no more than $5 max for any one album. Let me know what you guys think!

After The Fire - Der Kommissar (sealed!)
Animotion - Strange Behavior
Any Trouble - Where Are All the Nice Girls?
Art of Noise, The with Max Headroom - Paranoimia (S)
Bananarama - True Confessions
Basil, Toni - Word of Mouth
Big Country - Steeltown
Blue Nile, The - A Walk Across The Rooftops
Bongos, The - Drums Along The Hudson
Bongos, The - Numbers With Wings EP
Cuban Heels, The - Work Our Way To Heaven
Depeche Mode - Music For The Masses
Deserters - Deserters (sealed!)
Dolby, Thomas - Wireless Wonders EP
English Beat, The - What Is
Flock of Seagulls, A - The Story of a Young Heart
Game Theory - Pointed Accounts of People You Know
Get Wet - Get Wet
Greg Kihn Band - Kihntinued
Griff, Zaine - Ashes and Diamonds
Hooters, The - Nervous Night
Knack, The - Get The Knack
Level 42 - Running in the Family
Martha and the Muffins - Metro Music
Motels, The - All Four One
New Order - Blue Monday (S)
Numan, Gary - The Pleasure Principle
Our Daughter's Wedding - Digital Cowboy EP
Polyrock - Polyrock
Rattlers, The - Rattled!
Scritti Politti - Cupid and Psyche 85 (two copies, both sealed!)
Silicon Teens - Music For Parties
Tictoc - Where The Picnic Was
Tremblers, The - Twice Nightly
UB40 - Labor of Love
Wang Chung - Points On The Curve
Wilde, Kim - Kim Wilde
Yes - Drama

Also, a comp: "Modern Method and WBCN 104 FM Boston Present: A Wicked Good Time, Volume Two." It's a comp from 1981 of Boston's local punk and new wave bands. I just ripped it and have it shared in the hub, if anyone wants to give it a listen.