Fopp in Manchester is flogging some cheap Warp CDs
I got each of the following for £3 each (see pics below). Plus the glorious moviefilm Sunshine for a handful of groats too.
That and Max Tundra's Parallel Error Beheads You for £1.99 and a squids postage from Manchester Vinyl Exchange's ebay site.
The joy of it all sends a tingle through my happy hat. I can afford more expensive albums, but the cheapness makes it fun. I'm into CDs. Recorded music is alive: Bill Drummond is wrong.
Of course I haven't played any of these. I've been too busy with Spotify.
Are you still here?
Don't forget that you can still see me in an exhibition at Manchester's Green Room. We Were Spending Precious Time tracks a journey I made through the city on the theme of silence within live music events. I'm on a video which is streaming as part of the whole thing. I was forced to watch it, and my bits are a bit windy (ahem) so you have to listen up to hear me. Which fits my silence theme nicely.
The full text of my exhibition piece will go on this site when the run ends. We Were Spending Precious Time is on for another week and a bit, after which me and Lindow Man are going on a long post-exhibiting holiday together.
2 comments:
Yes, three of my faves right up here - all of 'em played to death. I know that as long as they keep making cds, I'll keep on buying them. In the meantime, congrats on the exhibit.
Ta. I flippin' love that Autechre cover. It's even better on vinyl.
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