Post Your Recent CD Purchases - Page 4

by **Bentz!** » Fri Dec 03, 2010 7:42 am

SlaytanicE21 wrote:
Tuup wrote:Usurper – Visions from the Gods
Usurper – Necronemesis
Usurper – Cryptobeast
Usurper shirt

APPROVED!

I also approve of your choices! Usurper is guaranteed to induce the urge to put alcohol in your face and bang your head. Sure it's Celtic Frost worship, but it's good Celtic Frost worship... and there ain't nothing wrong with that!

by **Laura** » Fri Dec 03, 2010 11:31 am

There was a thread like this before – think I contributed to it last back in July…..I think this is everything I bought since then (making this list made me realize I’ve been spending too much on music – yikes! (but I love it so I guess that’s all that matters

)

Apocalyptica: Cult
Apocalyptica: 7th Symphony
Apocalyptica: Worlds Collide
Bathory: Blood Fire Death
Blind Guardian: Imaginations from the Other Side
Delain: Lucidity
Die Krupps: Too Much History
Dimmu Borgir: Abrahadabra
Empyrium: Where At Night the Wood Grouse Plays
Enslaved: Axioma Ethica Odini
Finntroll: Ur jordens djup
Immortal: All Shall Fail
Kamelot: Poetry for the Poisoned
Kevin Gilbert: The Shaming of the True
Moonspell: Night Eternal
Nevermore: This Godless Endeavor
Pink Floyd: The Wall
Slayer: World Painted Blood
Symphony X: Paradise Lost
Thyrfing: Urkraft
1349: Demonoir
Triptykon: Eparistera Daimones
Ulver: Bergtatt
Ulver: Nattens Madrigal
Ulver: Perdition City
Ulver: Shadows of the Sun
Unleashed: As Yggdrasil Trembles

Music DVDs

Midnight Special Legendary Performances

by **Heabymetawhunta** » Fri Dec 03, 2010 4:04 pm

tyrwoman wrote:
Midnight Special Legendary Performances

next time this infomercial comes one at 3 am im going to remember you!

by **BehnWilson** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 5:37 am

Got all these off a Craigs list add, used for $100 total, not bad.

Keeping:
Aerosmith Greatest Hits
Allman Brothers Eat Peach
Allman Brothers Brothers and Sisters
Allman Brothers Beginnings (Re-Release of 1s 2 cds-Allman Brothers & Idlewild South)
America America's Greatest Hits
The Animals The Complete Animals
Bachman Turner Overdrive King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents BTO
Bad Company 10 From 6 (Greatest Hits)
The Band The Best of The Band
Blues Traveller Blues Traveller
Blues Traveller Four
Blues Traveller Hook
Blues Traveller Live From The Fall
Jackson Browne The Best of Jackson Browne
Buffalo Springfield Buffalo Springfield
The Byrds 20 Essential Tracks From The Boxed Set
Chicago Chicago Transit Authority
Chicago Chicago II
Eric Clapton The Cream of Clapton
Eric Clapton From The Cradle
Eric Clapton Timepieces: The Best of Eric Clapton
Eric Clapton Unplugged
Cream Fresh Cream
Cream Disraeli Gears
Cream Wheels of Fire
Country Joe & The Fish Live Fillmore West 1969
Creedence Clearwater Revival Creedence Clearwater Revival
Creedence Clearwater Revival Green River
Crosby Stills & Nash Crosby Stills & Nash (CSN)
Crosby Stills & Nash & Young Déjà Vu (CSNY)
Spencer Davis Group The Best of Spencer Davis Group
Deep Purple In Rock
Deep Purple Fireball
Deep Purple When We Rock & Roll…
Deep Purple Made in Japan
Rick Derringer King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents Rick D.
Bob Dylan Greatest Hits
Bob Dylan Greatest Hits, Vol 3
Bob Dylan MTV Unplugged
Eagles Their Greatest Hits
Eagles Greatest Hits Vol. 2
Elton John Goodbye Yellowbrick Road
Elton John Greatest Hits
Elton John Greatest Hits Vol. 2
Fleetwood Mac Rumours
Foghat Foghat
Foghat Live
Foghat Rock and Roll Outlaws
Foghat Energized
Foghat Fool For The City
Foghat Foghat (Rock And Roll)
J. Geils Band Flashback - Best of
Grand Funk Railroad Were An American Band
Grand Funk Railroad On Time
Grass Roots Lets Live For Today
Grateful Dead Workingman's Dead
Grateful Dead American Beauty
Grateful Dead Terrapin Station
Grateful Dead Shakedown Street
Grateful Dead Europe '72
Guess Who The Best of The Guess Who
Hole Live Through This
The Hollies The Hollies Greatest Hits
James Gang James Gang Rides Again
Janes Addiction Ritual De Lo Habitual
Jefferson Airplane Surrealistic Pillow
Jethro Tull Aqualung
Jethro Tull Bursting Out
Jethro Tull Lliving In The Past
Jethro Tull This Was
Jethro Tull Benefit
Jethro Tull Warchild
Jethro Tull Minstrel In The Gallery
Jethro Tull Original Masters
Jethro Tull Roots To Branches
Jethro Tull Heavy Horses
Jethro Tull A Passion Play
Janis Joplin Janis Joplin's Greatest Hits
Journey Greatest Hits
Kansas The Best of
Lynyrd Skynyrd Pronouunced Lehnerd Skinnerd
Lynyrd Skynyrd Second Helping
Lynyrd Skynyrd One More From The Road
Lynyrd Skynyrd Gimme Back My Bullets
Lynyrd Skynyrd Nuthin Fancy
Lynyrd Skynyrd Street Survivors
Lynyrd Skynyrd Legend
Manfred Mann The Best of Manfred Mann
Bob Marley and The Wailers Legend: The Best of
Metallica The $5.98 EP Garage Days Revisited
Metallica Kill Em All
Metallica Load
Steve Miller Band Greatest Hits 1974-1978
Moody Blues The Best of The Moody Blues
Van Morrison Moondance
Mountain Climbing
Mountain Nantucket Sleighride
Mountain Twin Peaks (Live)
Mountain The Best of Mountain
Nirvana Nevermind
Nirvana Nevermind - 2nd Copy
Nirvana In Utero
Nirvana Incesticide
Nirvana MTV Unplugged in New York
Nirvana From The Muddy Banks of Wishkah
Page/Plant No Quarter
Alan Parson Project The Best of Thte Alan Parsons Project
Pearl Jam Ten
Pearl Jam Versus
Pearl Jam Vitalogy
Pearl Jam No Code
Pearl Jam Yield
Pearl Jam Binaural
The Police Greatest Hits
Procol Harum Greatest Hits
REO Speedwagon REO Speedwagon - The Hits
Santana Greatest Hits
Santana Sacred Fire Live in South America
Savoy Brown A Step Further
Savoy Brown Raw Sienna
Savoy Brown Looking In
Savoy Brown Street Corner Talking
Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness
Soundgarden Superunknown
Soundgarden Down On The Upside
Steely Dan A Decade of Steely Dan
Steppenwolf Steppenwolf
Steppenwolf At Your Birthday Party
Steppenwolf 16 Greatest hits
Stone Temple Pilots Purple
Stone Temple Pilots Core
James Taylor Greatest Hits
Ten Years After Undead
Ten Years After Stonedhenge
Ten Years After Cricklewood Green
Ten Years After A Space In Time
Ten Years After The Collection
Traffic Traffic
Traffic John Barleycorn Must Die
Traffic The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
Traffic Last Exit
Traffic Smiling Phases
The Who The Who Sings My Generation
The Who A Quick One
The Who The Who Sell Out
The Who Tommy
The Who The Who Live At Leeds (Live)
The Who Whos Next
The Who Quadrophenia
The Who Who Are You
The Who The Who By Numbers
The Who Its Hard
The Who My Generation - The Verybest of The Who
The Who Live At The Isle of Wight Festival 1970
The Who Whos Better Whos Best
Vanilla Fudge Psychadelic Sundae: The Best of
Yardbirds BBC Sessions
Yes Highlights - The Very Best Of Yes
Neil Young Neil Young Unplugged
Neil Young Broken Arrow
Neil Young Harvest
Neil Young Live Rust

Selling To Used Store
Beck Mellow Gold
Beck Mutations
Beck Midnite Vultures
Beck Guero
Beck Odelay
Beck One Foot In The Grave
Chuck Berry & Bo Diddley Guitar Legends
Foo Fighters Foo Fighters
Frank Black Frank Black
Frank Black Teenager of The Year
Frank Black The Cult of Ray
Farmhouse Farmhouse
Dave Matthews Band Under The Table and Dreaming
Dave Matthews Band Crash
Dave Matthews Band Remember Two Things
John Mellencamp Dance
Oasis Whats The Story(Morning Glory)
Oasis Definitely Maybe
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Best of
Phish A Live One
Porno For Pyros Porno For Pyros
The Presidents of the USA The Presidents of the USA
Primus Primus
Pure Prairie League Amie and Other Hits
Rusted Root Remember Two Things
Sade Stronger Than Dirt
Singles Singles Movie Soundtrack
Violent Feemmes Add 1+ Up (1981-1983)
Ween Chocolate and Cheese
Weezer Weezer

by **ShoreSlayer** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 6:35 am

Nice find man!!

Just curious... Why are you keeping 2 copies of that Nirvana disk and not adding one of them to the 'sell' list?

by **BehnWilson** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 8:11 am

ShoreSlayer wrote:Nice find man!!

Just curious... Why are you keeping 2 copies of that Nirvana disk and not adding one of them to the 'sell' list?

LOL. The keeper list includes cds that I already owned. Im selling some of those back to, but didnt bother to separately list them. Will probably keep some duplicaes for my car.

Im out of control on the cd purchases. Just found another cheap Craiglist ad, though not as good as the 200+ cds for $100 one. It was $2 a cd and I bought 33 (including 2 Sabbath cds I already had to keep in the car). I would have probably bought another 20-30 more, (he was selling like 500 of them, and I liked a ton of them) if I had not bought the other mega purchase.

Sabbath - 2cds
Megadeth - 1 cd (original release of Killing Is My Business, I had the re-issue but like the cover on this one better)
Iron Maiden 2 cds (2 non Bruce CDs, these are with Blaze on vox, never wanted em but for $2 each, why not)
Ozzy - 1 cd-Ultimate Sin (had never bought this one for some reason)
Kinks - 11 cds (hit the motherlode here, only had their greatest hits before this purchase)
Bowie - 4 cds
T.Rex - 4 cds
Elton John - 4 cds
CCR - Bayou Country
Jefferson Airplane - After Bathing At Baxters
New York Dolls - st
Coverdale/Page -st

I also received a $25 Amazon gift certificate and I got 4 cds for $28, so it only cost me $3 out of pocket. Got first two solos by David Lee Roth and John Lennon's Imagine & Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers.

by **ShoreSlayer** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 8:35 am

You are indeed on a MAJOR binge but the prices sure seem hard to beat!

BehnWilson wrote:Iron Maiden 2 cds (2 non Bruce CDs, these are with The Ripper on vox, never wanted em but for $2 each, why not?

Who? You mean Blaze?

by **BehnWilson** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 8:38 am

ShoreSlayer wrote:You are indeed on a MAJOR binge but the prices sure seem hard to beat!

BehnWilson wrote:Iron Maiden 2 cds (2 non Bruce CDs, these are with The Ripper on vox, never wanted em but for $2 each, why not?

Who? You mean Blaze?

Oops, wrong shitty replacement singer. Blaze, The Ripper, and Gary Cherone are all probably off in a basement doing karaoke somewhere or playing rock band.

by **Disaster Area** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 9:43 am

BehnWilson wrote:Got all these off a Craigs list add, used for $100 total, not bad.

Fuck! that is a killer haul for $100, will fetch a good profit if you sell them off piece-meal on Ebay or Amazon....

by **last_candle** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 11:08 am

BehnWilson wrote:
ShoreSlayer wrote:You are indeed on a MAJOR binge but the prices sure seem hard to beat!
BehnWilson wrote:Iron Maiden 2 cds (2 non Bruce CDs, these are with The Ripper on vox, never wanted em but for $2 each, why not?

Who? You mean Blaze?

Oops, wrong shitty replacement singer. Blaze, The Ripper, and Gary Cherone are all probably off in a basement doing karaoke somewhere or playing rock band.

Blaze has a gig here next Saturday - I've only seen him with Doro...but he was great on those few songs

by **BehnWilson** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 9:47 pm

Fronting Maiden, Blaze was bigtime Fail, but those were tough shoes for anyone to fill and it was pretty much a no win position. Outside of Brian Johnson from AC/DC Im having trouble remembering any replacement singer that took over for a long time icon and was accepted by the fans. (And I consider Sammy Hagar a bigtime fail in Van Halen too).

by **DragonLordJones** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 11:13 pm

BehnWilson wrote:Fronting Maiden, Blaze was bigtime Fail, but those were tough shoes for anyone to fill and it was pretty much a no win position. Outside of Brian Johnson from AC/DC Im having trouble remembering any replacement singer that took over for a long time icon and was accepted by the fans. (And I consider Sammy Hagar a bigtime fail in Van Halen too).

DIO, wasn't accepted much by initial fans when he took over Ozzy's spot in Sabbath. The debate still goes on to which is considered better. but It wasn't a fail either though

by **BehnWilson** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 11:30 pm

DragonLordJones wrote:
BehnWilson wrote:Fronting Maiden, Blaze was bigtime Fail, but those were tough shoes for anyone to fill and it was pretty much a no win position. Outside of Brian Johnson from AC/DC Im having trouble remembering any replacement singer that took over for a long time icon and was accepted by the fans. (And I consider Sammy Hagar a bigtime fail in Van Halen too).

DIO, wasn't accepted much by initial fans when he took over Ozzy's spot in Sabbath. The debate still goes on to which is considered better. but It wasn't a fail either though

I never cared for the Dio fronted Sabbath myself, thought hey were kind of boring. But good call, I didnt think of this one. A lot of fans actually liked the Dio Sabbathbetter, though I am not among them. I liked Dio much better in Rainbow than in Sabbath.

by **DragonLordJones** » Mon Dec 06, 2010 11:45 pm

BehnWilson wrote:
DragonLordJones wrote:
BehnWilson wrote:Fronting Maiden, Blaze was bigtime Fail, but those were tough shoes for anyone to fill and it was pretty much a no win position. Outside of Brian Johnson from AC/DC Im having trouble remembering any replacement singer that took over for a long time icon and was accepted by the fans. (And I consider Sammy Hagar a bigtime fail in Van Halen too).

DIO, wasn't accepted much by initial fans when he took over Ozzy's spot in Sabbath. The debate still goes on to which is considered better. but It wasn't a fail either though

I never cared for the Dio fronted Sabbath myself, thought hey were kind of boring. But good call, I didnt think of this one. A lot of fans actually liked the Dio Sabbathbetter, though I am not among them. I liked Dio much better in Rainbow than in Sabbath.

this is a tough call for me as I enjoyed both ...

well we could step that up to DIO being replaced in Rainbow by Joe Lynn Turner or was it Graham Bonnet first either way (again not a fail, but not as good as DIO was)

by **BehnWilson** » Tue Dec 07, 2010 12:07 am

Rainbow sucked after Dio left (though I did like the song All Night Long which was kind of catchy). Blackmore was headed in a more pop direction at that time so it would have probably been have doomed even if Dio had stayed too.

I was flat out bored seeing Dio/Sabbath aka GHeaven and Hell multiple times. Ozzy lended a lot more to the song writing process then he was given credit for. He added the melody/cadence (which Cliff did a lot of in Metallica too and was also sorely missed) and the songs just werent as catchy without him. They sounded almost a tad prog without him.

by **ShoreSlayer** » Tue Dec 07, 2010 3:07 am

I'm on the pro-DioSabbath side of things but it's a debate that's raged long without ever really being resolved. Perhaps a poll just to see where 70K forum fiends stand on the issue.

I can't think of many bands who've had 'long time icons' replaced so having trouble coming up with another example. Outside of metal, I'd say that Blind Melon and Alice in Chains both found decent replacements who ended up doing okay. Too bad for the guys in Blind Melon though that the replacement ended up having personal issues similar to those of their previous guy so he only lasted one album and tour.

by **mooyagi** » Sat Dec 11, 2010 2:15 pm

Finally got around to ordering a bunch of CDs I've been meaning to order for some time now (except Holy Grail, that's a new find

):

Masterplan - Time to Be King
Kamelot - Poetry for the Poisoned
Therion - Sitra Ahra
Holy Grail - Crisis in Utopia
Star One - Victims of the Modern Age
Russell Allen & Jorn Lande - The Showdown

by **BehnWilson** » Mon Dec 13, 2010 5:18 pm

Just bought 11:

Chtonic - Seediq Bale
King Diamond & Black Rose - 20 Years Ago
Mercyful Fate - 9
Helstar - Nosferatu
Helstar - T'was The Night Of A Helish X-mas
Grave Digger - The Grave digger
Entombed - Inferno
Entombed - To Ride, Shoot Straight and Speak The Truth
Hypocrisy - The Final Chapter
Deathwitch - Dawn of Armageddon
Helloween - Metal Jukebox

by **cowboy71** » Tue Dec 14, 2010 3:13 pm

Just arrived in the mail yesterday:

Amon Amarth - Twilight of the Thunder God (with bonus DVD of live at Summer Breeze 2007)

by **viathyn** » Wed Dec 15, 2010 2:28 am

Rodrigo y Gabriela - 11:11

by **Laura** » Thu Dec 16, 2010 11:29 am

Bought the new one by Agalloch (Marrow of the Spirit) off of iTunes on my iPhone this morning - as expected - IT'S AWESOME!

by **viathyn** » Thu Dec 16, 2010 11:47 pm

Instanzia - Ghosts

Good ol' French-Canadian Power Metal!

by **BehnWilson** » Sun Dec 19, 2010 1:03 am

Just got the Soundtracks to Kill Bill 1 & 2 (along with the DVDs, I had them and they disappeared somehow), A Kill Bill Lunchbox, Kill Bill Flask and a Mylar all for $15, I didnt want the flask but the guy was cool and threw it in for free.

by **Evican** » Thu Dec 23, 2010 12:44 am

I picked up:

Dark Tranquillity - We Are The Void

by **Stained Class** » Thu Dec 23, 2010 7:17 am

Evican wrote:I picked up:

Dark Tranquillity - We Are The Void

Good choice. Different from anything else they have put out but I still loved that album.

I recently got:
Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus
Warrel Dane - Praises to the War Machine
Holy Grail - Crisis In Utopia

All very good stuff!

Website · by **Tuup** » Sat Dec 25, 2010 4:06 pm

Disturbed – Asylum
Echo & the Bunnymen – The Very Best of (2CD + DVD)
Mumford & Sons – Sigh no More
Oasis – Time Flies… 1994 - 2009

And got some nice DVDs for christmas.

by **mooyagi** » Sat Dec 25, 2010 4:22 pm

Nevermore - The Obsidian Conspiracy
Enslaved - Axioma Ethica Odini

Downloaded them for about $11 on Amazon (some download sale). The Enslaved album is fucking awesome.

by **Evican** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 8:20 pm

Stained Class wrote:
Evican wrote:I picked up:

Dark Tranquillity - We Are The Void

Good choice. Different from anything else they have put out but I still loved that album.

I enjoy it. While it is good, DT have a knack for writing an album full of songs that are very alike, making the album seem like one long song. They didn't do that so much on this album.

Last purchases:

Finntroll - Nifelvind
Eluveitie - Everything Remains As It Never Was (Meant to get this one before now, but it was just at a ridiculous price being an import and all. So I waited and got 20% off!)

by **mooyagi** » Sun Jan 09, 2011 4:33 pm

Just purchased 2 CDs:

Sabaton - The Art of War
Circle II Circle - Burden of Truth

by **junkhead13** » Tue Jan 11, 2011 6:55 pm

Opeth - In Live Concert at the Royal Albert Hall
Nachtmystium - Assassins (Black Meddle Part 1)
Agalloch - Marrow of the Spirit
Deftones - Diamond Eyes

by **KevinP** » Thu Jan 20, 2011 7:32 pm

NOTHING. Since Slaytantic has so much disposable income floating around, he'll be purchasing a few CD's for my at the gift shop onbroad. Thanks bro

by **KevinP** » Thu Jan 20, 2011 7:41 pm

SlaytanicE21 wrote:Which Sonata Arctica or Gamma Ray album would you like Kevin?

The digipak versions, as they will hurt less when I use them to wipe my ass

by **soundcurve** » Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:25 pm

Negura Bunget - Virstele Pamintului

Good stuff ala Burzum / Drudkh variant of BM but more diverse.

by **soundcurve** » Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:29 pm

junkhead13 wrote:Opeth - In Live Concert at the Royal Albert Hall
Nachtmystium - Assassins (Black Meddle Part 1)
Agalloch - Marrow of the Spirit
Deftones - Diamond Eyes

Good buys. The EPs are what got me into Nachtmystium though if you are willing to take a chance on em'. "Worldfall" and "Eulogy IV" are excellent. I really like the "Rose Clouds of Holocaust" DIJ cover on Worldfall too. Although nothing beats the original. Can't go wrong with Agalloch.

by **soundcurve** » Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:35 pm

SlaytanicE21 wrote:Just got back from the record store, again, and got a badass haul:

THORNS - THORNS (found this one used for $8.99 - it's selling for $25+ on the webs)
Hail of Bullets - On Divine Winds
Melechesh - The Epigenesis
Watain - Casus Luciferi
Watain - Sworn To The Dark

"Sworn To the Darkness" is a great album. I enjoy it a lot more than the hyped" Lawless Darkness". Though "dead but dreaming" was a take on Fields of Nephilim version I think. Melechesh are a great band too, wish they made the cruise. If you dont have "Emissaries" snag it. Hell just for the song "Rebirth of the Nemesis". Good taste man. Our CD collection would be a replica, haha.

by **Stained Class** » Fri Jan 21, 2011 12:02 am

I JUST got Sanctuary's double CD pack in the mail, the day before I head out. It was shipped on december 29th so thats a close call. SO GOOD!!!

Die For My Sins is my favourite so far. Can not WAIT to see them. GAHHH in 24 hours I'll be at the airport.

Website · by **Tuup** » Sat Jan 22, 2011 4:35 am

Neil Diamond – Dreams (digi)
Bruce Dickinson – Alive in Studio A / Alive at the Marquee Club (2CD)
In Flames – The Tokyo Showdown
Mind Odyssey – Keep It All Turning
Rammstein - Rosenrot
Sabbat - Dreamweaver
Bruce Springsteen – The Collection 1973-84 (8CD)
Therion – Lemuria
Therion – Sirius B

by **mooyagi** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 8:55 pm

Got a couple of cruise band CDs.

Sabaton - Coat of Arms
Rage - From the Cradle to the Stage (Live)

Wanted to get a live Rage album because I think they sound better in concert. They were awesome on the cruise. Saw them at Wacken '09 and they were great there too. Hansi joined them! I was really hoping for him to pop on stage during the cruise. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVrvswH0KKs

by **cowboy71** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 11:00 pm

Arrived back home and found my ultra box set (Double LP, CD, DVD sticker, postcard and booklet) of the new Magnum album "The Visitation" waiting for me.

SO happy

Now have to pick up a heap of cruise related stuff - need to complete my Sabaton collection, and would like to get Tyr's earlier albums too!!

by **last_candle** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 9:28 am

I'm just about to order a few of the older Alice Cooper albums
I have quite a few and I own "the box" with all the highlights from every album...but there are some great songs missing -> let's complete the collection

(those albums cost about $10 each - there once was a time when you had to bleed almost $30 for an album)

btw, listening to Magnum - Wild Angels
sounds good!

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