Nick Cave - Skeleton Tree

Celine Dion - My Love: Ultimate Essential Collection

Gregory Porter - Take me to the alley

Carly Rae Jepsen - E.MO.TION Side B

Top Of The Pops 1975-1979

Pure & Simple by Dolly Parton.

Dave Brubeck's Greatest Hits (£0.99, YMCA shop)

Wings at the Speed of Sound

Country Legends.

Shaun Escoffery - Evergreen

Nice. I haven't got that yet. In fact my list of 'must buy' on recent releases is a mile long but I have his first album and he deserves to cross over. I watched that Bacharach tribute show a week or so ago on BBC4 and his performance on that was excellent. Yet the people rattle on about Adele, Joss Stone etc etc.

Pizzicato 5 - 'Made in USA'.

Picked up a copy of 12 Stories by Brandy clark after seeing her at Cadogan Hall on Friday.

'When the love has gone' is a great track

AC/DC - I now have the whole lot.

Ordered "Cartwheels" by Ward Thomas for Mum a couple of weeks ago. I got a free download with it and it quite enjoyed the album. It's a lot more pop than their first album though.

I've preordered "My Universe" by The Shires. I like what I've heard so far so I'm looking forward to it arriving on Friday. I have next week off so I'll be able to listen to it properly then!

Gladiator OST

Two compilations of work by The Temprees because I only have a few tracks by them via some various artists albums and because I doubt I'll find the Japanese reissues of their first couple of LPs at a reasonable price.


The Temprees - The Best Of... (Stax, 1987)

The Temprees - Dedicated To The One I Love (Stax, 1994)
with three unreleased tracks including this gem:
'Out Of My Reach' : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMzZEU8NoVY

Benjamin Clementine - At Least For Now
Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear

I for some reason buy something new every week at the moment for when I'm driving

This week was:

Shawn Mendes - Illuminate
Jessy Ware - Tough Love

Are vinyls allowed in here?

Purple Rain - Prince

Aladdin Sane - Bowie



for my fellas birthday.

Sheryl Crow And Friends Live From Central Park-£1.50 from local Oxfam shop.

The Very Best Of Eva Cassidy

Top Of The Pops 1980-1984

I'm now entering that tough part of the year when my family and friends ban me from buying music so they at least have a chance of getting me something for Christmas that I haven't already got.

I was doing really well for a couple of hours but then the insects under the skin started wriggling and crocodiles started running up and down the walls so I cracked and ordered a copy of South of Heaven by Slayer and a split 7" by Red Aunts/Claw Hammer.

Hopefully they will tide me over until the new Kate Bush album at the end of next month, otherwise I'll be in the queue outside Boots at 6 every morning.

Yello - "Toy"