In Which: Our Hero Delves Into Yet More Narcissism, Albeit Narcissisum With A Fantastic Soundtrack.
Given recent circumstances I decided it would be better if I cut down on a few things, including beer and CDs, which seem to be my largest expenditure. Which I suppose is odd; I must be one of the few people remaining in the world that still buy real copies of albums.
Given recent circumstances I decided it would be better if I cut down on a few things, including beer and CDs, which seem to be my largest expenditure. Which I suppose is odd; I must be one of the few people remaining in the world that still buy real copies of albums.
Anyway, having thought about this, I thought I'd do a quick investigation and see exactly to what extent my CD-problem runs. As yet, I have not decided to investigate the depths of my beer-hobby, I know the results will be more frightening than my CD report, and that was scary enough.
Here are the CDs (and a couple of vinyl) I bought throughout October of this year, in chronological order:
Elgar/Stanford - 'Great Is The Lord'
Copland/Tavener/Vaughn Williams/Messiaen - 'Mass in G Minor and other A Cappella Works'
Nitkowski - 'Chauffeurs'
Hreda - 'Minnows/Dead Horses'
Tubelord - 'Propellor' single
Clark - 'Totems Flare'
and the accompanying 'Growls Garden' EP
Kong - 'Snake Magnet'
Fuck Buttons - 'Tarot Sport'
Oceansize - 'Home & Minor' EP
Tubelord - 'Our First American Friends'
Blakfish - 'Champions'
I bought all of these from Amazon or direct from the bands, except for the first two which came from the second hand CD shop on Notting Hill High Street. Possibly more worth commenting on is that they're all, without exception, British.
I'm not sure if any of this is interesting at all, I just felt the need to share it. Admission is the first step to rehabilitation.
I bought all of these from Amazon or direct from the bands, except for the first two which came from the second hand CD shop on Notting Hill High Street. Possibly more worth commenting on is that they're all, without exception, British.
I'm not sure if any of this is interesting at all, I just felt the need to share it. Admission is the first step to rehabilitation.