What's your latest album purchase?

First UK press of Floyd's A Nice Pair, which is a two-fer of their first two albums. The matrix numbers on Piper at the Gate are the same as the original pressing, which is now unobtanium. The two-fer, released in the early 70's, is gettable and by comparison, cheap. (Look for the one with the 'Dr.Phang' image on the cover (which was later deleted for legal reasons) as well as comparing matrix numbers.

Opeth "Watershed" Record Store Day 2014 release!

Oh yeah, and The Muppet Movie Soundtrack Record Store Day 2014 release :)

Found "Oldies.com" poking around online and ordered a few just to see what they were about.

Bonobo, "Animal Magic"
Saint Etienne, "Foxbase Alpha"
Thievery Corporation, "Saudade"

Like the Saudade lp the most.

Most Recent:

Bob Dylan-Highway 61 Revisited ( MOFI 2LP, 45RPM)

Bill Evans & Jim Hall-Undercurrent (MOFI Silver Series)

Garcia, Jerry & David Grisman-Jerry Garcia & David Grisman (MOFI)

Dylan Highway 61 --mofi 45 rpm
Springsteen--American Beauty
R.E.M.--Unplugged
Sam Cooke--Ain't That Good News--ABKO
The Zombies--Odessey and Oracle
Elton John--Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (40th ann ed)--Yellow vinyl
Sharon King and the DapTones--Give The People What They Want

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Steve Miller--Fly Like an Eagle--first prssing
Diana Ross and the Supremes Greatest Hits

Have not put Dylan on the table yet but all of the Dylan mofi 45s have been spectacular. Sam Cooke album sounds great. Elton is also excellent--close to a match on my original first pressing and better than all digital formats and redbooks I have incl mofi gold, sacd, hi rez and 40th anniversary reissue all of which I also have. Incidentally, the 40th ann redbook bests only a few prior digital versions so only purchase if you want the extras. Springsteen sounds like the usual slightly better than hash sound he produces for some time now. But the songs are good. Sharon Jones sounds like analogue Motown coming out of DapKing studios. Zombies sound great. Diana Ross-you all know how those Motown records sound. R.E.M.--not yet on the table.