What would be on the list to restock a vinyl collection?

BNAL

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As I'm starting to rebuild my vinyl again I think that this would be a good place to ask people what are some of the must haves for that music collection?
 
Be careful what you ask for. Here are a few albums that I would go for:

  Pink Floyd, DOSTM
  Supertramp Breakfast in America
  Sting, Dream of the blue turtles
  AC/DC, Bat out of Hell
  Synergy, Chords
  Fleetwood Mac, Rumors
 

  Bach, Organ music
  Beetoven, Sym #5
  Tycophsky, The Firebird
  Soundtrack from The Pianist


  Because of a major BRAIN FART, that's all I got for now.
 
BNAL said:
As I'm starting to rebuild my vinyl again I think that this would be a good place to ask people what are some of the must haves for that music collection?

Would be most helpful to know what genre's you like.  Big difference between Hip Hop and Be Bop; Bach and Beatles!!!

Cheers,
Geary
 
I think this would be a great place everyone to post there thoughts. My personal music preferences are for:

Classic rock
Jass
Motown
Blues

I recently picked up:
George Benson and Earl Klugh's - Collaboration
Sting - Dream of the Blue Turtles
Steely Dan - Gaucho and Countdown to Ecstasy
Diane Shuur - Schuur Thing

There were some others that I can't remember, but will update later when I get home.
 
If you want stunning mastering and pristine pressings go with Music Matters Blue Note series (if you like jazz) or MoFi or Analogue Production.
 
4krow said:
Be careful what you ask for. Here are a few albums that I would go for:

  Pink Floyd, DOSTM
  Supertramp Breakfast in America
  Sting, Dream of the blue turtles
  AC/DC, Bat out of Hell
  Synergy, Chords
  Fleetwood Mac, Rumors
 

  Bach, Organ music
  Beetoven, Sym #5
  Tycophsky, The Firebird
  Soundtrack from The Pianist


  Because of a major BRAIN FART, that's all I got for now.

That's pretty interesting. I didn't know some of those albums even existed - AC/DC, Bat out of Hell? Tycophsky, The Firebird? And what exactly is a beet oven?
 
To avoid this becoming an ad for the reissue labels I'll throw a few knuckleballs-

Earl Hooker, Two Bugs and a Roach
Captain Beefheart, Clear Spot
The Hot Spot (original soundtrack)

 
Doc, a Beefheart fan!

That changes everything, and totally ups the cool-factor of the company.  8)

Clear Spot, though, is not my favorite Beefheart, and the Reprise reissue I have doesn't exactly sound stellar.

(By the way, every copy of Spotlight Kid I've ever heard sounds crummy. Too bad.)
 
denti alligator said:
Doc, a Beefheart fan!

and the Reprise reissue I have doesn't exactly sound stellar.

Yeah, well, sometimes like the forum title says, it's just about the music.
 
sorry sooory, I meant 'Beat Oven', n 'Tyke opsy', yah I know 'Strawbensky'.
 
BNAL said:
As I'm starting to rebuild my vinyl again I think that this would be a good place to ask people what are some of the must haves for that music collection?

My house Brad!  I've got 400 plus sitting on the floor looking for a new home.  Give me a call and hopefully you can come down soon :)
 
Just a few musts if Brad is my age, or there about.

Fleetwood Mac, Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac, Rumours
Crosby Stills & Nash, self titled first LP

Others to follow when I get to the desktop.
 
Grainger,

I'm a little younger, but love those albums. I hate to admit it, but I sold them about 20 years ago. Now I have to go purchase these albums again. The only solace I have is that I have digital copies to hold me over.
 
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