What was the last vinyl record you bought?

[nw42]

Last 7" was a promo copy of the Theme from Rocky, Gonna Fly Now by Bill Conti, bought it about 25yrs ago at a collectors fair.
Have since given nearly all my vinyl away, have a box of about 25 singles left, mainly Northern Soul.

 

[nw42]

It was a long time ago now in Brighton from a second hand record store. I don't remember what it was called but it was by John Lennon. I played it a couple of times and it has never seen the light of day since. 1984 at a guess. I think it was his last album before he died.

The last new vinyl record I bought was a few years before that by the Police. Again, I can't remember what it was called but it was crap, and it has, to this day, only been played once. It had the song about the Canary in the coalmine, or whatever it was called, on it.

That's 30 odd years ago.

Plastic records are like British Leyland cars.

Best forgotten.

I was a student at the time and it was from a second hand record shop in Brighton in the early '80's. Double Fantasy by John Lennon.

The first new vinyl album I bought was a little earlier, which was Zenyatta Mondatta by The Police. I listened to it after I bought it, and it has never been played since.

5 years between the posts but you're consistent.

 

[buckshot]

 

[urban genie]

It was a long time ago now in Brighton from a second hand record store. I don't remember what it was called but it was by John Lennon. I played it a couple of times and it has never seen the light of day since. 1984 at a guess. I think it was his last album before he died.

The last new vinyl record I bought was a few years before that by the Police. Again, I can't remember what it was called but it was crap, and it has, to this day, only been played once. It had the song about the Canary in the coalmine, or whatever it was called, on it.

That's 30 odd years ago.

Plastic records are like British Leyland cars.

Best forgotten.

And the most popular choice of physical format for listening to music.


Vinyl unlike british leyland cars are very much alive as a product and not forgotten.

 

[Northernstorirs]

Pre-ordered a few due over the next month..

Lathums - I see your ghost (7") (signed)
Artic Monkeys- Live at the Albert Hall
Liam Gallagher's new festive single "all your dreaming" on 7"

I will probably purchase the below later..

Closer
Unknown Pleasures

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Piper at the Gates of Dawn remastered two months ago.

 

[Saxmundham Blue]

Bought remasters of Blue Bell Knoll, Heaven or Las Vegas and Four Calendar Cafe by The Cocteau Twins £12.99 each, absolute bargain

Also bought Glen Campbells Greatest Hits £1 in a charity shop (solely for Wichita Lineman)

 

[Bill Walker]

It was a long time ago now in Brighton from a second hand record store. I don't remember what it was called but it was by John Lennon. I played it a couple of times and it has never seen the light of day since. 1984 at a guess. I think it was his last album before he died.

The last new vinyl record I bought was a few years before that by the Police. Again, I can't remember what it was called but it was crap, and it has, to this day, only been played once. It had the song about the Canary in the coalmine, or whatever it was called, on it.

That's 30 odd years ago.

Plastic records are like British Leyland cars.

Best forgotten.

I think it was Eye in the Sky by Alan Parsons Project.
Probably around 40 years ago,
Great album.
I agree about plastic LPs.
Snap crackle pop on the quiet bits, oh fuck I've scratched it ...haha.
Spotify is absolutely brilliant.

 

[blue for life]

Probably Never Mind by Nirvana

 

[Barcon]