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A thread for forthcoming vinyl releases...

Lloyd Cole & The Commotions vinyl box set released 31st July 2020. Remastered versions of their 3 studio albums plus B sides, demos and unreleased tracks.

A bit spendy at £140 at time of writing and might be cheaper from the record company (Tapete) though at the moment it's showing as out of stock.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08BWD2SNJ/?tag=pinkfishmedia-21
 
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National Album Day will celebrate all this, with record labels and music retailers joining in the fun with the release of a series of new albums, boxsets and classic reissues including: Duran Duran ‘Duran Duran’, Paul Simon ‘Graceland’, ‘The Stone Roses ‘Stone Roses’, Blues Brothers ‘Blues Brothers’, Smash Hits 80s and more. See below a selection of product announced so far, with more confirmed titles to come.
https://www.nationalalbumday.co.uk/news/national-album-day-returns-saturday-10th-october-2020/

I've Pre Ordered Talk Talk on purple vinyl - assume it's same master as 2017 version
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08FNV2MZ8/?tag=pinkfishmedia-21

Gus
 
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The lavish 2xLP of The Revolutionary Army Of The Infant Jesus Songs Of Yearning/Nocturne landed earlier. I was surprised by a Facebook ad a few days ago that suggested they actually still existed! They are a real outlier of the Liverpool music scene of the past 35 years, just unlike anything else. I was given a copy of their first Probe label album when it came out and saw them live around that time. The name apparently comes from a terrorist entity in a book or film, I can’t remember, though they have always been very ambiguous as to whether they make religious music or not. They certainly borrow from it and this is beautiful unclassifiable folk/drone/spiritual stuff with a hint of industrial, even Alice Coltrane to it. The second album, Nocturne, has rather more of an ambient electronica side to it. Not a cheap purchase if you want the limited vinyl, but it is a beautiful cut and sounds wonderful. Just be careful taking the first album out if its dreaded printed card inner, though mine was perfect (now cleaned and safe in a Nagaoka). I suspect it will hold its value well, their first album certainly has (typically £40-£100), and this is an edition of 450. I now find there are two albums between these two I do not have...
 
My Beauty by Kevin Rowland is available for pre order on Cherry Red. Not for everyone, but in my top 5 of deleted recordings .
 
Tony L said:
The lavish 2xLP of The Revolutionary Army Of The Infant Jesus Songs Of Yearning/Nocturne landed earlier. I was surprised by a Facebook ad a few days ago that suggested they actually still existed! They are a real outlier of the Liverpool music scene of the past 35 years, just unlike anything else. I was given a copy of their first Probe label album when it came out and saw them live around that time. The name apparently comes from a terrorist entity in a book or film, I can’t remember, though they have always been very ambiguous as to whether they make religious music or not. They certainly borrow from it and this is beautiful unclassifiable folk/drone/spiritual stuff with a hint of industrial, even Alice Coltrane to it. The second album, Nocturne, has rather more of an ambient electronica side to it. Not a cheap purchase if you want the limited vinyl, but it is a beautiful cut and sounds wonderful. Just be careful taking the first album out if its dreaded printed card inner, though mine was perfect (now cleaned and safe in a Nagaoka). I suspect it will hold its value well, their first album certainly has (typically £40-£100), and this is an edition of 450. I now find there are two albums between these two I do not have...
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Yes I saw this reviewed in the Waitrose Food Magazine! Bought!
 
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